Anniversary Observance Planned for Reformed Church Century
Plans for the four hundredth anniversary of the Reformed Church of the United States include special services in 1917, educational observances, and a drive to enroll members to fund a Four Hundredth Anniversary Fund for Christian education. Hood College is named among the affiliated institutions. the Association of Schools, College and Seminaries leads the effort with officers including Henry H. Apple and Geo. Leslie Omwake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church of the
United States
General Synod
Lancaster
Association of Schools, College and Seminaries of the
Reformed Church
Reformed
Fifteenth
Race Streets
Philadelphia
Clayton H. Ranck
Third Reformed Church
Baltimore
Henry H. Apple
Franklin and Marshall College
Geo. Leslie Omuak
Ursinus College
Pres Dent Joseph HH. Apple
Hood Colege
Wm. C. Schaefer
Th Theological Seminary
Lancaster Pa
Wm. Mann
Vine
Mercersburg Academy
Judge W C Hook Federal Jurist Who Ruled on Adamson Law
Judge W C Hook, a federal jurist, ruled on matters related to the Adamson Law. His decisions reflected early 20th century labor and transportation policy. His rulings influenced subsequent courtroom interpretations of state labor requirements and federal involvement.
News of Co Towns Highlights Local Help Network
Those who aided Clarence Ro Moser after a Wednesday incident include Viro Willians and Moser, Mrs Lilly Kerner of New Widway, George Wo Pittinger and son Harvey, Vi aed Mrs Elmer J Pittenger and children of Loss, William Boone of New Midway, and others. The Pittenger and Mower families are mentioned visiting and hosting relatives across Loys and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Ro Moser
Willians & Moser
Lilly Kerner
New Widway
George Wo Pittinger
Harvey
Elmer J. Pitthaoger
Loss
Wiliam Boone
New Midway
Elmer J. Pittenger
Loys
Mies
Clarence R. Mose
Harvey M. Pittenger
Lows
Clarence R. Mower
Elmer J. Bittenger
Ge? W. Pittenger
Feagaville Church Busily Plans Sunday Service
Feagaville notes an Mt. Zion Reformed church sermon set for Sunday November 26 at 230 PM. Miss Sarah Horine, guest of Mr. and Mrs. W W Culler of Walkersville, has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feagaville
Mt. Zion Reformed Church
Sarah Horine
W. W. Culler
Walkersville
Strike May Close Mines
Mr and Mrs William J Culler spent weeks with their son Roy Culler and family in Harrisburg PA Miss Mellie Zimmerman spent several days last week with her sister Mrs William Shoop in Charlesville Mr and Mrs E R Hargett and Mrs Edgar Hargett spent seven days last week with friends in Wumore Vero and Mrs C X Trundle and J Beard visited Mr and Mrs C Lan Horne in Jefferson on Friday Monday Fixed For Calling Out Au ee au kee workers iv a and Mrs H M Feaga Raymond Eyler and Frances Gnbert of Frederick spent Tuesday with Mrs and Mrs WH Castle Miss Ruth Renn who has been with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Iona Coblentz Middletown returned home on Saturday Miss Mamie Murray spent Sunday with friends in Middletown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Culler
Roy Culler
Harrisburg
Mellie Zimmerman
William Shoop
Charlesville
E.R. Hargett
Edgar Hargett
Ant ‘Mos
Iona Coblentz
Middletown
Misa Mamie Murray
Broad Top coal strike tightens as plants halt work
In Huntingdon on November 25, about eight hundred miners in the Broad Top bituminous region went on strike. Saxton and Mount Dallas furnaces shut down for lack of coal while East Broad Top railroad scrapes screenings for engine use. A Rockhill Coal and Iron Company injunction seeks to force miners to honor last summer’s seven and five cent rate. Operators warned a general walkout unless a 33173 111 increase is granted. Monday is set for a broad strike. A machine now plants from 16.69 to 15,000 forest tree seeds in a bar operated by three men and two horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntingdon
Broad T
Saxton and
Mount Dallas
East Broad Top Railroad
Rockhill Coal Air Iron Company
Broad Top
Brerd Top
Mondas
What Happened to Jones A Libertytown Comedy
The Libertytown Dramatic Club presents a three act comedy What Happened to Jones at the Opera House on December 14 for St. Peter's church. The play features new members and promises lively local talent with many Democrats from the area planning to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libertytown
Libertatown Dramatic Club
Jones
St. Peter’s Church
Lford Simpson
Hagerstean
Holiday church services across Mountain City area
Evangelical Lutheran led by Rev Dr A G Rupp holds 10 am service with Sunday school and strong interchurch attendance from Mountain City Conncd Sons and Daughters of Liberty. St John Catholic Church offers 7 am Low Mass 10 am High Mass and 2 pm Sunday School. First Baptist with 8:45 am Bible School and 7:30 pm sermons. Grace Reformed and United Brethren also plan services and Thanksgiving observances with multiple pastors and guest speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran
G. Rupp
Pom Rees
Mountain City
Madam Dexter
Hood College
Young Peoples Meeting
Grace Reformed Church
Rachn
A. Ditzler
Tia
United Brethren
E. H. Hummelbaugh
Tricity M. E. Church
South
G. D. Kidner
All Sainte Church
Douglass Hooff
Holy Communion
Kaom
Blanchard Randolt
Diocesian Committee
Clergy Mission Fund
Evangelical Reformer
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Mudett
Charles A. Bushong
Export
Lewis UH
Spence
St. Timothy's Chapel
Schleysville
Louis H. Ewald
Winchester Street Chapel
Presbyterian Church
T. F. Dixon
Lambert Building
W. Patrick St
William Pickett
St. Stephen’s
Thurmont
Tey A
Teu Acm
T. John’s Walkeraville
Ihes
Lewis H. Ewald
Feugaville
Buckeyatown
R. L. Shipley
Frederick
Geo. W. Hess
Juniior
Asbury M. E
W. A. English
Horace Walker
Esther Wise
Henry Hurd
Democratic Demonstration in Joinaville Recounted
An account notes a democratic demonstration held in Joinaville on Saturday evening. An oyster supper is planned at the Opera House Thursday through Saturday next week hosted by the ladies of St. Peter's church. A Friday dance with Stephen's Orchestra, Frederick, is scheduled. Miss Myrtle Myers visited Frederick on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joinaville
Opera House
Hospital ship Braemar Castle torpedoed in Aegean Sea
London reports the British hospital ship Braemar Castle of 6281 tons struck in the Mykoni channel en route from Satonikha to Malta with wounded aboard. All on board were saved according to an official notice. A Berlin wireless despatch questions German submarine involvement in the Britannic sinking and cites a claim of hospital ship protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Braemer Castle
Satonikha
Malta
Aegean
Seca
Mykoni
Heas Aars
Braemar Castle
Britannic
Accean
Berlin
England
Salonita
Francport
QUINLAN III SET FREE IN SILK STRIKE RIOTS
Patrick Quintin an Industrial Worker of the World member who was sentenced to two to seven years in state prison for his role in the silk strike disorders three years ago was released by order of Judge Klewert in Paterson New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W
Paterson
N. J
Patrick Quintin
Klewert
California Syrup of Figs Urges Gentle Child Relief
A vintage advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a gentle remedy for cleansing the liver and bowels in children and adults. It criticizes calomel and castor oil, claims the syrup is a safe, effective laxative, and warns buyers to seek genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Eyes of a Giraffe See All Around Its Head
The giraffe, called the encinal ribber peck, has eyes placed to the sides of its head, allowing backward and forward vision while the animal remains still. Its height offers a broad field of view and unique observational talent.
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DR. Apple
Hoad College
Asociation
C. Hook
Adamson Law Test
News of Co. Towns
Legore Valley
Walter Baker & Co Ltd
IZBO
Renworth
Methodieg Epiacopa! Church
J. O. Wrightson
Solo
Misa Heinfelda
Epworth League Institute
G. W. Shoemaker
Church of the Brethren
H. L. Airey
Fay
C. W. Society
Quinlan
Cramer
Palace of ‘Music
Peerless
Karl [ Jacobson
Paly
Karl Jacobson
Serge
Ion
Frederic
N. Wear
Karl Jacobson’s
South Market Street
Cain Perces
H. & H. Motor & Tire CO
C. R. Landis, Jeweler
South Market ST
BuEad
Harry G. Dorsey & Co
Frederick, MD
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