President Coolidge Calls for Greater Law and Faith
Washington October 21 President Coolidge told the Congregational churches that more law observance and more religion are needed in the nation. He warned that lawlessness and disrespect for government are too prevalent and urged a broader public commitment to faith through clergy preaching and personal sacrifice.
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Washington
Coolidge
Council of Congregational Churches
Church of God leaders hold Westminster service and sea crew daughters
Westminster church events feature Rev E B Asper and Rev J L Updegraph with a missionary program including a pageant The Power of the Cross in India solo by Miss Charlotte Blizzard and recitation by Esther Copenhaver A $103 offering and a later $1200 social hall fund drive were reported Two shipboard daughters of Monterey's captain serve aboard the American ship with ten years at sea plus New York police fined a day’s pay for cashiering citizens.
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Church of God
Westminster
EB. E. Asper
C. “C. Sullivan
India
Charlotte Blizzard
Carrollton
Esther Copenhaver
J. L. Apdegraph
Findlay
Ohio
Churches of God’ of
George W. iMasser
Frederick
J.H. ‘Hoch
Uniontown
PD. Cunningham
Maple Grove
C. W. Fink
Middletown
T. A. Wachter
S. 4
Kipe
Cas
Cade. Gee
P. S. Page
New Dillsburgh
Miss Minnie
Nicholson
Washington, D. C
W. E. Heffner
Mr. Upderraph
Monterey
Hood campaign committees formed for Frederick county drive
Frederick county campaign heads announce completion of committees for the Hood College building and endowment fund drive. David C. Winebrenner III chairs the county executive committee. Mens and womens division leaders are named. initial subscriptions committee led by James H. Gambrill Jr includes Emory L. Coblentz and Travers Thomas among others.
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Frederick County
Hood College
Coun ‘Ty
David C. Winebrenner
Charles McC. Mathias
R. Ames Hendrickson
J. Travers Thomns
Robert
Eaene
Henry
Miss Maulsby
Mery C. Ott
Frederick Kiwanis Adds Two New Members at Noon Meeting
At the Freder ick Kiwanis Club weekly gathering in the Francis Scol Key Hotel Tuesday noon new members James H. Grove Jr lime manufacturer and Prof A L Leary principal of Frederick high school were introduced by Dr H Klingaman. Six members attended from other cities and a new set of bylaws aligned with the international standard were adopted.
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Frederick Kiwanis Club
Francis Scol Key Hotel
James H. Grove
A. L. Leary
Frederick High School
W. K. Klingaman
H. Conley
Frederick Kiwanians
Eagle Rock
Cal
New Orleans
Hagerstown
Washington, D. C
Erie
International Organization
Calvin Belcher
Youngstown, C
P.W. J.lor
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