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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1927
Page
7
The list details numerous church services across Urbana and surrounding towns. It notes times for Lutheran Episcopal Methodist Baptist Brethren Reformed and other congregations, along with speakers, special offerings, and Sunday school schedules for churches such as All Saints Trinity Urbana Braddock Myersville Middletown Jefferson Burkittsville Zion and more.
An instructor discusses true worship through Micah and Isaiah, arguing revival comes from returning to reality in faith. It stresses personal devotion, social justice, and living righteously rather than ritual excess, urging individuals to seek justice and mercy in daily life.
The notice lists Sunday school and worship times for multiple congregations including Mt. Zion, Woodsboro, Church Of The Brethren, Reformed Church, United Brethren In Christ, Deerfield, St. John's Lutheran, Our Lady of Mt Carmel, Graceham Moravian. Services range from morning Bible school to evening worship with Christian Endeavor and prayer meetings. Some entries note pastors such as Rev. R. C. Lorrick, Elder T. 3. Fike, Rev. Dr. P. BE. Heimer, Rev. Wm. A Nelligan, and ongoing revisions in Deerfield.
A large service will be held at St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Myeraville on Sunday at 2 30 PM for the installation of Rev Henry C Kraft as pastor of the Myeraville charge. The arrangement includes congregations from Iverseille Church Hill and Wolfsville and a joint choir from all local choirs.
The Red Cross membership drive continues with success and enrolls new members through Thanksgiving Day. Those not yet solicited may join by contacting any campaign worker. A long list of volunteers named includes many individuals and local residents acting as campaign workers and organizers.
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Residents gathered at various homes including Mrs Frederick Biehl in New Market and visits by Mr and Mrs Frederick Rut and their daughters from Baltimore. George Leapler travels to Washington as others return from Frederick funeral. Gilmore Frautt sells Motter Avenue lot near Toth Street to George R Strasberger with immediate possession for a modern home building.
Fragmented text discusses questions of belief and purpose with garbled phrases about pedis and devotion. It references a site and a radiant conscious z and ends with a phrase about a place of worship for ll Penge. The readable content is incoherent and lacks a clear event or date.
Salvation Army workers extend the fundraising drive to West Wednesday after reporting Friday evening receipts of 1416.789 and a midweek total of 3744.53. Dorsey Etchison, chairman, said over half the $10,000 goal is reached and urged volunteers to finish strong next Wednesday evening.
Fragmentary lines show names such as Chester Halsey and Dr. M. OH. McIntyre with captains titles and monetary figures including $727 and $1.10. A total of $1,282 and an overall amount of $5,744.60 appear, with dates like Tuesday and Thursday noted in unclear context.
Mrs John Humbert is improving after foot trouble. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Frank McKinney with children from Beaver Dam and Miss Amore Burkley from Keymar. Calls were made on Mrs Grace Straw and Mrs Ella Hammond along with Raymond Boston of Baltimore. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Williem Miller and relatives from Waysboro. Reverend Herbert Nunley and Miss Emma Mata were hosted by Mr and Mrs George Herbert. Other callers were Mr and Mrs Roy Johonson and children from Union Bridge and Madelyn George with Mr Endora of Delp Ying ing in Ladiesburg. Amy Biddinger stayed with Mildred Habes in Ledleburg.
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