Religious notices and meetings fill Mountaindale area calendar
The Sunday and weekday schedules list Love Feast at German Baptist Brethren in Mountaindale, 7 pm services at Bobteynville Mission, All Saints Episcopal and Trinity M E church services, plus Sunday schools. The M F Church quarterly conference at Johnsville on Nov 28 at 10 am, and participation by white and colored members in Middletown at the African Methodist Episcopal church. Various churches including Presbyterian, Reformed, Evangelical Lutheran, and Grace Reformed announce sermons, services, Sunday schools, Epworth Leagues, and worship plans for November 9 to 22 with dedications, concerts, and choir performances. A congregational meeting is planned for Wolfe ville to discuss secession and pastor support.
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All Saints’ Episcopal Church
M.F
Johnsville
M. E
Middletown
Trinity M. E
South
V. Switzer
Epworth League
Presbyterian Church
I. Vreeman Dixon
Philip Horner
The
Reformed Church
Voltaville
Bushong
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Kaye
Glade Reformed Church
Walkera Ville
Board of Home Mixaions
Reformed Ministerial Association
Frederick County
Trinity Reformed
Grossnickle
Ellerton
D. M. Garrer
Farmersville
Ohio
She
Evangelical Reformed Church
Ray
E. RB. Eachlish
Grace Reformed Church
U. B
Myersville
T. Stearn
D.D
B. A. Branner
P. D. Faboney
Lutheran Church of
Wolfeville
Synod
Thea Chourch
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ger Vicss
Obasies F. Steck
Lutheran Churches
General Synod
Luther Day
T. Boho Thomas
York
Board of Home
Everbody
Christian Bedeavor Society
E.R. Eschbach
D. D
Grace Church
Isaac M. Motter
Graces Church
Cyrus J. Masser
Philadelphia
Chas
T. Hendrickson
Maurice G. Beckwith
Moe
Ie Deam
Harry Rowe Schelly
Purely Personal and Football Hero Notes
Muse Grace Neidly visits relatives in Westminister while Miss Mamie Ervey returns to York Pa. from here. C J Romeburg leaves for Wheeling on business. Lighter and Foltz of Hagerstown visiting. Boys Temperance Association reports 79 members with six new entrants and performances by Lat ter Michael and Marshall Bohroeder. Maryland Agricultural College football team arrives from this city to play Mount St Mary’s College. lineup includes Albritten, Brown, Mitchell, Wentworth, Webster, Gill, Mays, Stoll and Watts.
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Grace Neidly
Frederick
Westminister
Mamie Ervey
York, Pa
C. J. Romeburg
West Patrick Street
Wheeling
W. Va
Frank 8. Lighter
Robert G. Foltz
Hageratown
Boys’ Temperance Association
Howard Albaugh
Frank Gaither
John Shaw
Robert Bhipley
Association
A. O
Maryland Agricultural College
Coanch
D. John Markey
J. A. Anderson
Emmiteburg
Mount St. Mary's College
Albrittian
Brown
Smith
Mitchell
Ponleur
Wentworth
Webster
Gill
Mays
Stoll
Watts
Funeral of M P Morss Held at North Market Street
The funeral for the late M P Morss was held yesterday afternoon at his residence on North Market Street, with Rev Dr Osborne Ingle officiating and burial at Mt Olivet cemetery. Columbia Lodge A F and A M led the services, with a full attendance of members and pallbearers named Adolph Fearhake D Ordeman J W AL Carty Jacob Romback J A Grambine O S Howard. Funeral director F Schroeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Morss
North Market Street
Osborne Ingle
Mt. Olivet
Columbia Lodge
A. F
A. M
Pall Bestera
Adolphes Fearhake
D. Ordeman
J. W. AL. Carty
Jacob Romback
J. A. Grambine
O. S. Howard
F. Schroeder
Cobblestands laid on Market street sewer project completed
Work on Streete reports cobblestands over the Market street sewer finished this afternoon. Grading on South Market street proceeds slowly as many workers are needed to finish Third street. Freezing weather follows with temperatures dropping below freezing and ice forming at night.
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Market Street
South Market Street
Third Street
New Pastor Bregenzer to Lead Myeraville Lutheran Church
Baltimore born Rev Otto E H Bregenzer takes charge at Grace Church in Myeraville as pastor of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran. Special Sunday anchor service announced with Rev Ubon Dr Shaffer among speakers. Church dedication follows weeklong services with aim to unite congregation in brotherly love.
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Erly
Rose Birely
Mira Senor Markey
Misa Valliv
Myeraville
Baltimore
Bregenzer
Pennsylvvania College
St Gettysburg
Bangods
J.H. Apple
Woman's College
D. J. Wolf
Walkerville
Jesus Obrist
Lord Bes
The Path From Death To Life Through Love
A sermon on Christian life centers on love as the life-giving force. Love to fellow men reflects love to God, with envy and hatred as deathly sins. True love is God’s nature, not mere sentiment, and only living in divine love enables every duty to become joyful.
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God
Train to arrive in the city tomorrow at 10 978 p.m.
An excursion party from Weeki and Baiti moots will reach the city tomorrow over the 5 & O railrest. The train is expected to arrive about 10 978 p.m. in the local station.
Generous Gift Day List of Provisions for Frederick Home
Frederick residents donated a wide array of produce meats and household goods on Donation Day supporting the Home for the Aged. Contributors include Mrs Ezra Houck Mr John Storr Miss A Fanble Mr George Honck Miss Ella Etchelberger Mrs Philip Kunkel and many others with items ranging from sugar and flour to canned fruit, vegetables, coffee and spices.
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Tur
Frederick
Ezra Houck
John Storr
George Honck
Miss A. Fanble
Marshall Etobeson
Philip Kunkel
U's
Ella Etchelberger
Emma B Hovok
Eleanor Murdoch Johnson
Backehent
Thomas Chapline
Hilary. Honsk
Katherine Reynolds Cramer
Battia Markell
Elmer Brown
Benjamin Grove
G. Warring Tyson
Charles W. Rose
W. M. Bopat
Charles Rosa, Sr
Fannie Adama
D. ¥. Stantfer
James M. Hood
Steiner Brothers
Annie
Brunner
Askes
George
Bhipley Grovery Co
Saasa
Hattie Reinhert
W. C. Johnson
Beckley
Wiliam James
Freeman Dixon
Mins
Sue Stull
Wm. P. Maulsby
Granville Thomas
Osborne Ingle
Oates
Thomas Schley
Francis Markell
J. A. Markell
Waring Tyson
Baker
Charles Markell
Baltimore
J. B. Tyson
F. Schroeder
M. MM. Brouner
C. E. Citne
Wissemption fund with US treasury plan outlined
A proposed fund involving the US treasury allocates three percent of circulation to support ongoing operations. Details describe governance, disbursement triggers, and oversight mechanisms. The plan emphasizes stability and continuous funding for key programs through a circulating base measure.
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Wissemption Fund
Domestic Building Association of Frederick County Meets November
Series No 7 of the Domestic Building Association begins Saturday November 1st with weekly payments of 25 cents per share and par value 100 per share at maturity. This home association is managed by local people and invites inquiries to B Saprinton president and Winsor H Dovayn secretary at City Hotel Grill. Also notes Evening with Longfellow at Grace Reformed Chapel and an excursion to Washington Baltimore by train for 125 to 150 dollars, with details by B SAPPINGTON at 72 North Market Street.
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Domestic Building Association
Frederick County
The
B. Saprinaton
Winsor H. Dovayn
State Senate President Likely Nomination for Col Spencer Jones
Col Spencer Jones, current Montgomery county state senator, is widely viewed as certain to be chosen as President of the State Senate when the Legislature convenes in January. Fisherman's Luck. John H. Frazier enjoyed strong luck Thursday, catching 14 fine bass in the Potomac near Point of Rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Col
Spencer ©. Jones
Montgomery County
John H. Frazier
Potomac
Loyal Mention. Shipley and Boost Price List
A fragment listing prices and goods from Sauriry & Borst and others. Items include broom 25c, matches 8c, decorated plates, cake toilet soap, shoe blacking, powder, Babbitt soap 6c, linen yard goods, underwear, Wright's health wear, combs, linen pol lars, linen thread 5c, with scattered shop names and product notes. The text resembles an old time merchant catalog fragment.
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Shipley & Boost
Msn
Wright
Rug Exhibitor Showcases Large Rugs In New Arrivals
L E Mellima invites shoppers to visit and view large area rugs offered in varied designs and colors. The store promises perfect satisfaction with a wide assortment, right prices, and easy viewing at the new Rug Exhibitor.
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Danters
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London
Uil
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Mountaindale
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W. A. Moors
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Wessher Bureau
Agso
Luneh
Tonighe Fried Oyaters
Badroon Faro Zelgier Shoca
L Monay
Dry Goods Boys Shoes
Capeington, Press
Tellaw Ce Reformed Qhanel
M. News Office
Quy Hotel
Gril
Olsy Hotel Grill
Shipley & Bopatlio B.&o.r
Carty
Markey’stein & Wartheimer L. M. Nixdorf, Jr
Oline John Hendrickson
the Bea
Princeton
M. T
Princston Preparatory School
Swarthmore Preparatory School
Hanson Maulsby
William P. Maulsby
Messrs
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Charles Quynn
Howardsville
Mr. Quyan
Tar News
Ios
Rey O1to
Beegen Ter Bards
ODF
Appeal For Home For the Agad
Kendse
Citizens National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank OF Frederick
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Ganttal Stock Paid Inc
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Baynes
Eneck
Wat
G. Zimmenwan
Wsl
G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
Geo
WM Smith
Thomas H Haller
J.D. Baker
Alodstawl
John Hendrickson
John Eh Unonioxeox
Odda
Neie & Midler
Emish Nansook
New Hamburg
Neidig & Miller
Clinton E. Main
Rodock & Co
St Se
Osnton
Rodook
AY T. Rice & Sons
T. Rio & Bone
Frederick, MD
Thomas P. Rice
Eaat
Frederick County Telephones
Farmer's Exchange
Farmers’ Exchange
City Hotel Grill
Lucy Frost
Main’s Drug Storo
Telepbooes Connections
Cliinton B. Main
Greenate Pharmaciat
ITY Hotel Grill
Longfellow
Toosday
Grace Reformed Chapel
Papila
Hershbergers
Washingon
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Herahberger
Bunta C. Poors
East Patrick Bt
Hershberger
L. Kefauger
City Hotel
F. B. Sappingten
Aiao
Cars
Olnike
Hull & Reich
Avina
Hull & Erich
Neene
Peterman
Franklin Street
Fagerich Alcity
Suis
Masonic Temple
Ofice Telephone
Nicodemus
E. Cline
Cerpet and Forsiturs Store
Sauriry & Borst
Chry Botel
Frizd Oystars
L. E. Mellima
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