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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1914
Page
6
Fragmentary old text mentions a 14 year old and seventy four years old, describes weakness and exhaustion from exertion. References a possible medical or remedy note, mentions Vinal and Williamson druggist with an advertisement tag.
Reverend J. E. Williams resigns after two years at St. Paul’s in Adamstown and moves to Washington to become assistant rector at St. Thomas Episcopal Church. His family joins him, with plans to repaint the rectory and install acetylene lighting, bath facilities, and hot and cold water. Lay Reader J. G. Crawford has filled the pulpit, and a new rector will soon be secured. The article also covers a lengthy church program and notices across local congregations including Temperance activities and upcoming services.
The prominent Russian pianist Tina Lerner arrives in America in October and will perform at Hood College on Thursday evening, November 1. Her tour spans from Texas to the Pacific Coast, with noted technical mastery and rapid, clear passages. The article also notes church services and evangelistic meetings in the area, including All Saints Church and local parishes.
Cornerstone of the Emory Methodist Episcopal church near Oakdale in Montgomery county was laid Saturday afternoon. Rockville Judge Malcolm Senator Blair Lee led the exercises. Rev Forrest J. Prettyman of Washington and Rev William T. Gover, pastor, gave addresses. The new frame church will cost about 4000 dollars.
An Evangelical Lutheran church mission band met on Thursday afternoon. The program included singing Bible lesson recitation of Psalm 117 prayer a letter from India offerings and readings. Mrs Rupp solo Katherine Hedges Grace Sheeleigh Miss Grace Sheeleigh German etc.
Mr. Benton Knodle of South Market Street quietly celebrated his 61st birthday yesterday and received greetings from numerous friends.
The Clover Leaf Literary Society met November 6 at Boys High School with officer elections led by President M Holdcraft. Programs included readings, essays, and a debate on war, with the affirmative winning 3 to 0. The Key Literary Society followed with further readings and debates, the negative side prevailing 3 to 0. The note ends noting activity in advertising boosts local business.
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