Opening of Maryland Lutheran Synod Sessions at Woodsboro
The ninety fifth annual Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland convenes next Monday at Woodsboro Lutheran Church with Rev. John C. Bowers of Catonsville delivering the opening sermon and presiding over communion. Over 150 ministers and delegates are expected, with visitors hosted by Rev. Reese St. Clair Poffenbarger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Bowers
Catonsville
Gallimore County
Synod
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Woodsboro Lutheran Church
Reese St. Clair Poffenbarger
Markwood D. Harp
Frederick
Guy C. Roser
Maryland
State
District of Columbia
Lovetteville
Virginia
Waynesboro
Pennsylvania
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Carroll County Jurors Drawn for November Term
Chief Judge William H. Thomas names jurors for the November term starting November 9 across towns including Taneytown Uniontown Myers Woolerys Freedom Manchester Westminster Hampstead Pranklin Middleburg Windsor Baron Bridge Moot Airy Berret and others. The list features numerous residents such as Samuel T. Bishop Martin Hess Franklin Baumgardner Harry G. Lambert Noah H. Babylon and more, with a promotional line urging readers to refer to The News for returns.
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William H. Thomas
Circuit Court
Carroll County
Taneytown
Samuel T. Bishop
Martin D. Hess
Franklin Baumgardner
Harry G. Lambert
Uniontown
William Fl. Wesver
William P. Englar
Milton A. Zollickoffer
Noah H. Babylon
Myers
Denton E Yingling
John R. Reese
Harry L. Cratin
Woolerys
Kinsey Randolph Taylor
William H. Long
Thomas A Dell
Charles L. Brauning
Freedom
John R. Brauning
Harry M. Phelps
John J. Williams
Manchester
John C. Denner
Noah L. Sullivan
Thomas C. Turner
Benjamin F. Gummet
George N. Enbor
Walkersville Church Re dedicates after repairs
St Paul s Lutheran Church in Walkersville reopens after 1400 in repairs and improvements. Services November 8 at 10 am led by Rev Reese St Clair Poffenbarger of Woodsboro with 7 20 pm sermon by Rev Wo AL Granville of Gettysburg College.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Walkersville
Reese St. Clair Poffenbarger
Woodsboro
Wo AL Granville
Gettysburg College
the Woods Co
Baltimore
C. Day Rudy and Co
Harrisburg
Marterchark
Adam = Grops
Alansfield
Geo. W. Crist
Aeeall
Walkersville Pastor Vacancy to be filled Tomorrow
The Evangelical Reformed church at Walkersville will elect a new pastor after Sunday service, with Rev. K E Weaver of Boonsboro nominated for the vacancy and expected to win unanimously. Woodsboro church will vote in the afternoon. Services plan notes for both congregations and a sermon by Rev. Dr. Ulysses G. Rupp at Woodsboro. A large turnout is anticipated.
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John ©. Bowers
Catonsville
J. W. Ott
General Synod
Aevological Committee
G. W. Miller
A. W. Ahi
L. F. Miller
S. H. Culler
Charles F. Steck
Walkersville
Evangelical Reformed Church
Guy Breads
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Woodsboro
BK. O E. Weaver
The
Reformed Church
Boonsboro
Wibe
Kk. E. Weaver
Weaver
Jererapy Coyneil
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
Bidet A Bowers
Ofdock
Chas, Ao Bushong
Lancaster
Henri IL G. Kieffer
St. Timothy's Chapel
Schleysville
Leas AM. Ewald
St. Stephen's Church
Thurmont
Lewis Howald
Lambert
W. Patrick Street
Lumby School
A. Luther Nickels
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Epworth League
Florence Poole
Prof
Stevens
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Buckeystown
M. P
Avery Donovan
C. E
UI. S.C. BE
Welock
H. Simith
Milton G. Urner
Prederick
United Brethrn Church
FE. Ho Hummelhaugh
Grace Reformed Church
John Ritzler
Deafness Cure Claim From Hale Catarrh Cure
A historical notice claims deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh. It promises one hundred dollars for any case cured by Hale Catarrh Cure and invites readers to send for a circular from F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio. The ad closes noting that advertising activity fuels business.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Delegates to Potomac Synod Meet in Frederick Area
A Frederick paper notes the forty second annual Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church gathered in Altoona from Tuesday to discuss church affairs. About 50,000 members, 329 congregations and 188 ministers are in the synod’s territory, including parts of Maryland and Pennsylvania. Key speakers include Dr. L. N. Poighter of Greencastle and local pastors from Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News of Frederick Churches
Petorace Synod of the Reformed Church
Frotertge Cts
MLW
Altoona
Trinity Reformed Church
Thik
Ivan. Belleal Reformed Church
Thin City
Vast
Fall
Potoma
Synod of the
United States
Frederick
Tis
Pennsylvania
Susquehuona River
Atte
Mary Dant
Virginia
West Virginia
North Caroli
LN Poighter
Greencastle
Frederick County
Frederick County Bible Society
Henri & G. Ritter
AL C. McCardell
Evangelical Reformed Church
John A. Ditgier
Robert F. Thomas
Grace Reformed Church
Ikk
Bynotl
Hev. S. T. Stein
York
Church Services Parish Notes Sunday Schedule and Rallies
Sunday school times are posted for Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian churches with sermons on character building and prayers. Epworth League and women’s programs appear with leaders named, while Buckeystown and others schedule addresses on citizenship and religious themes. Evangelical Lutheran and United Brethren services list sermon topics and times, with several congregations electing officers and hosting youth groups.
Webster Died In Quiet Grace After Words Of Comfort
The dying statesman Webster spoke softly, reciting psalm phrases as he faced death, then, waking once more, uttered I still dive. He later reflected on poetry and Gray's Elegy before his soul departed, as reported by Rhodes. A separate medical clinic moment recalls a nurse misaddressing a patient as dearie, provoking sudden laughter among staff in Detroit News recounting.
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Webster
Due
Gue
Crow
Pe Ocard
Bug
Tmuny
Gray
Rhodes
United States
Perdon
Board of Health
Falen
Dearie
Hulf
Timself
Detroit News
Colors and Brain Ties Scrutinized by New York Sun
The New York Sun reports on color psychology, noting that crimson pink and amethyst lift mood while blue calms nerves. Colors are linked to mental states and may influence activity, with red and violet hues described as stimulating and uplifting in outdoor scenes and interiors.
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New York Sun
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