Brotherhood Names Officers For Year In Maryland Synod
The fifth annual Lutheran Brotherhood of the Maryland Synod convention in Auperia opened with a devotion led by Jesse H. Michael and named W. C. Hiltabidle as president, Philip J. Scheck as vice president, William W. Jacob as secretary, and Rev. H. G. Poffenberger as treasurer, with several others joining the executive committee. It reported receipts of 218.10 and a balance of 9.77, and discussed church growth, evangelism, Bible classes, and plans for Andhra College in India while noting minimal salaries for pastors and recounting recent efforts by brotherhood organizations nationwide.
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The
Lutheran Brotherhood of the Maryland Synod of the United Lutheran Church
Auperiia
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Jesse H. Michael
W. C. Hiltabidle
Washington, D. C
Philip J. Scheck
Baltimore
William W. Jacob
Rev
H. (. Poffenberger
Stone
John 5
Renn
J. J. Young
Austin M. Cooper
Brotherhood
Brotherhood of the
United Luther Church
W. W. Doub
Lutheran Brethren of American
Hiltabidie
Pennsylvania
Yost
HO Hares
J. AR Dranenburg
KW. Young
Orl
W. C. LeGore
Brotherhood of the Churel
Ita Attus
Foreign Mission Board
Andhra College
India
Pension and Relief Board
Hays
St. Mark's Chrch
J. M. Cronenburg
Frederick
Ronedy
E.W. Young
Maryland
Otters
Westminster
I. Rey Strocyk
Noble College
Masulipatam
South India
Andhra Christian College
Pr. Strock
Ite
Chicago
Mary E Bell obituary of Newark woman known as Mammy
Mary E. Bell, a longtime older Black woman affectionately called Mammy, died Saturday at her niece Lavinia Warren’s home in Newark Nod. Burial will be in Harmony cemetery after services at James Brothers chapel. Exact age unknown, but believed to be over 20 years.
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Mary EE. Bell
Lavinia Warren
Newark
Harmony Cemetery
Chapel of
James Brothers
Mary
Fragmentary historical notice of a servant woman’s early life
The fragment tells of a woman born years before the Civil War near Frederck whose parents were slain at her birth. Her mother sent her to Mrs. George Beate in George Town. she later served in John M. Bartay’s home and then in James Rankin Young’s household, living in service for many years before retirement.
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Frederck
George Beate
Georgetown
John M. Bartay
James Rankin Young
Withington
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