Religious World Week Updates From Local Churches
Churches across the area report varied services and schedules with mass changes at St. John’s due to renovations. Rev. Neely of Baltimore led Presbyterians. Rev. Tyler preached at Flint Hill. Evangelical Lutherans and Episcopals held sermons, Sunday schools, and mission offerings. An organ recital by Prof. Wolstenholme drew attendees. special Thanksgiving services are planned next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic Church
David T. Neely
Baltimore
United Brethren Church
C. T. Stearn
D. D
S.m
Christian Endeavor
Louis Cline
First Baptist Church
Lloyd W
Geo
Silas Slarp
John Paul Tyler
Flint Hill
Evangelical Lutheran
Chas. F. Steck
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
Schleysville
Mersin
Charles M. Gilpin
Francis’ B. Suppington
Bliss Nannie Floyd
Trinity M. E. Church
South
John Paul 'I'yter
Isaiah
Epworth League
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
Wolstenholme
England
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
M. Motter
Purely Personal Notes From The City Area
Purely personal items list Mr Charles A Tucker on a trip to New York and Atlantic City. Mr Harry LE Wilcoxon of Columbus Ohio spends a few days with relatives in the city. Mrs Benjamin Saxton of Woodsboro returns home after visiting relatives. Mr Edward Schaeffer leader of the Victor Orchestra Baltimore spent yesterday with Miss Mary Crum. Mr Harry E Little has joined Grand Union Tem pany and began duties. Mrs Thomas J Foy and daughter and Mrs Jesse Hoover and Mrs Mary Blentlinger return from Wayneboro visit. Mr John Bowers and son return from Hagerstown after funeral of a relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Tucker
New York
Atlantic City
Harry LE. Wilcoxon
Columbus
Ohio
Benjamin Saxton
Woodsboro
Edward Schaeffer
Victor Orchestra
Baltimore
Mary Crum
West South Street
Harry E. Little
Grand Union Tempany
Thomas J. Foy
Jesse J. Hoover
Mary Blentlinger
Wayneaboro
Frederick’s Remarkable Clearing House Showing Captured
Joseph D. Baker of Citizens’ National Bank in Frederick received a letter from a New York scandal editor noting Frederick was among twelve cities reporting higher clearing volumes for ten months ending November 1 compared with 1997. He asks for a brief statement explaining the reasons behind Frederick’s rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Joseph D. Baker
Citizens’ National Bank
New York Tria
Tingagint Chronicle
Family Theatre bill promises family friendly attractions
At the Family Theatre this week's bill features Grant the equilibrist performing difficult hand balancing contortions aided by Betsy the educated dog who plays chimes and lies. Chas I Leonard, a well known comedian, appears with travel pictures and songs. The management aims for a true family theatre with tasteful attractions and some reserved seats available for an extra six cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Theatre
Grant
Betsy
Washington
D.C
Chas
Leonard
Lukin’s Palace
Baltimore
Ywill Dickenry
Rainbow corn reported by John Matthews near Emmita burg
John Matthews of near Emmita burg has grown a new field corn variety named rainbow. The plant yields a good size ear with kernels of diverse colors including yellow white black grey and intermediate hues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Matthews
Emmitaburg
Local Claims of Illness Mentioned in Market District
The fragment notes residents in East Fourth Street and North Market Street with health concerns. References to Mies Alice Ratsburg and Mies Finida Brust describe sickness and an injured eye affecting daily life in the Market area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Alice Ratsburg
East Fourth Street
North Market
Teret
Finida Brust
Atreet
I. Vas
Missionary Meeting report on Baltimore Conference work
Miss Maggie Addison reports the twenty first annual Woman s Home Missionary Society meeting in Hamline church Washington DC closed November 5. Frederick district gains 3005 dollars in treasurer s report with a 1600 dollar increase in frontier supplies and a goal to double membership. The building and improvement fund is introduced and a dramatic baptism of nine year old Hardy Washington Lum Wong occurs with Baltimore District support. Also featured is a Washington Star article about eight Chinese children visiting the President, singing America at the White House and attending the Hamline convention with Rob Davis and Mrs Street arranging the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Addison
Yamneville
Frederick
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington, D.C
Creb
Cqu
Ita
China
Miss Davis
Cr . Guthrie
Hatuhn Church
San Franciseco
America
Itue
Na Cdrum
Mies
Carrie G. Davis
National Rescue Home
The
Lam Wong
Lincoln
Brean
Washington
Taft
Rooseveltreatys
Lum
Davis
San Francisco
Woman’s Home Missionary
Maud Lai
Sam
Roosevelt
White House
Mrs Maynard Granted Divorce And Alimony On Appeal
Mrs Jennie B Maynard filed for divorce from J Newton Maynard on cruelty desertion and alimony. Trial court dismissed her bill and costs when denied alimony. Court of Appeals reversed awarding divorce and alimony with costs to Maynard. Wood Stoner and Weinberg represented sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Jennie B. Maynard
J. Newton Maynard
Court of Appeals
J. FE. R. Wood
London organist to give Frederick recital tonight
Mr Wolstenholme an organist from All Saints London arrived in Frederick from Hanover Pa. He will perform at the Eulical Reformed church at 8 15 p m with no tickets but a silver offering to be collected. Accompanied by Mrs Farrell and visiting companions Mr and Mrs Frank Fryninger of Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolstenholme
W. Wolstenholme
All Saints’ Church
London
Frederick
Hanover
Biamster
Farrell
Frederick Bean
Mrs. Prank Fryningor
Wolutenholme
All Saints
Record Cold Breaks November Heat and Heavy Snow
Weather records show a 7 degree morning with seven inches of snow from Saturday’s storm. Snow depth 5 inches on ground after the fall. Heaviest November snow since 1899 with lows near 24 and a cold spell across the city. Frost and ice affected rail and trolley service. river froze near Cereaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Trail
Weather Bureau
Sin
Tril
Revo Tle
Casper Quyon
Enat Patrick Street
Iss
Alexander Adama
Frederick
Harvey PB. Wallick
Last Pillebure
Woodsboro Pike
James Lowe
Firth Street
Monocacy
Cereaville
Fond Gfr
Rtocky Springs
Jefferson
Braddock
Dean Farm
Frederick Art Club Presents Cathedral Lectures and First Violin Drama
Frederick Art Club met Thursday evening with readings on French cathedrals by Mrs Apple and Miss Edith Markey. Edith Markey also presented articles on Rouen and Rheims cathedrals. Ada Dutrow chaired. The club plans a Christmas sale and tonight at the City Opera House the drama The First Violin was staged with Ella May Vitel leading and a selected company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Chartres
Edith Markey
Rouen
Rheims
Pileat
France
Ada Dutrow
Evenog
Jeesie Fother
Misa Ella May Vitel
Cnat
City Opera House
Hunter's Misfortune Near Harmony
Mr. Jacob Geisinger hunted near Harmony when a rabbit disappeared into a rock hole. He reached into another hole and pulled out a jet black pole cat instead of the rabbit, killing it at once. The incident left him shaken but unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Geisinger
Harmony
Geisinger
General King to Speak at Monocacy Battlefield Dedication
General Adam E. King of Baltimore to deliver the dedicatory address at the Monocacy Battlefield monument honoring the Sixty-eighth Eighty-seventh and One Hundred and Thirty-eighth Pennsylvania Volunteer regiments. The ceremony is set for Tuesday November 24 with King a former adjutant general who sustained three wounds. Bible Society Meeting Schedule Set for January Activities Prof Charles W Ely Moss Brucat Helfenstein and W N Jolliffe named to organize the Young Men's Bible Society annual meeting in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Adam E. King
Baltimore
Monocacy
Pennsylvania
Sixth Army Corps
Bible Society
Charles W. Ely
Moss
Brucat Helfenstein
W. N. Jolliffe
The
Young Men's Bible Society
Birthday honors and household mishap at local home
Mr. Thomas G. Buckey celebrated a birthday with a fine oyster pie. Meanwhile Master William Shenk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Z. Shenk, South Market Street, fell and cut himself badly while indoors. An important Y M C A meeting is called for Tuesday night at 8 o'clock, with all members urged to attend for an interesting program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Buckey
William Shenk
Wm ZL Shenk
South Market Street
Empty Stocking Association to Meet at Masonic Temple
An important meeting of the Empty Stocking Association is set for tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock on the second floor of the Masonic Temple. All members are urged to attend. C. B. Howann is recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empty Stocking Association
Masonic Temple
Howann
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Taw
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Fleming's Cigar Store
Ballo Pike Tollgate
Richard Roelkey
Eutin
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Etchison Studio
John Bowers
Nelson Bowers
West All Saints’ Street
Hagerstown
Missionary Meeting
Addison
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens: National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Albany Automobile
Ricuano Rozier
Frrornicn Co
Fannuns’ Exomanan
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John D. Bendrickson
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Mets
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Np Ward
Suine
Antathette Syle
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Sappington
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Trens
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Hendricks
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Caner
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T. K. Youna
Tie Etcwox
Will Gell
Torms Cash
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Zeurra
Eveation Furmrum Store
Mulinix
Feapaeres Gas & Eiav, Uo
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George
Roduck
THON
P. Rice
George Hicy
Thomas F.rio
Sumbkal Direetor
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Charles L. Renn
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Tie
Kant Church
Tract
Worman's College
M E
Sven
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Rsg
National Hank Bullying
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Ian
Ditpere
Mont Treet
Ptrick
Third Street
Jost
Bet
Crane
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