Bride Obedience in the Episcopal Marriage Service Questioned
Report notes that the Episcopal House of Deputies may not remove the wife s vow to obey from the marriage service in St Louis Missouri before the 1919 General Convention. The text discusses evolving roles and reservations, contrasting contemporary expectations with traditional vows, noting debates over gender and authority within marriage and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epscopal House of Beputies
Sdow
St. Louis
Thin Mater
Seth
Waste of Wood Sparks Debate on Cost and Labor
A fragment discusses government timber waste, high lumber prices, and labor costs. It questions whether riverine and forest resources are being mismanaged and whether shortages justify higher prices or reduced value, touching on American spirit and economic pressures.
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Iin
Ameria
Local residents welcome visitors returning home
A bulletin lists numerous visitors and travelers arriving back in the city, including Maggie Mann and George Wiles of York Pa, Miss Mamie Scholl of Washington, and Harry W. Butler of Rochester. It notes others who spent time with Mrs Thomas Kemp, Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Kader, and Mrs. Henry J. Cramer, among many more.
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Maggie Mann
George Wiles
York
Thomas Kemp
Canter Street
Mamie Scholl
Washington
Cty
Harry W. Butler
Rochester
N.Y
Mra
Edward M. Kader
Euat Church Street
Beatrice Hildebrand
Hraddock
Claudie Shockey
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Zach Thompson
Center Street
Lny
John Thompson
Wiliam
Center
Ast Gang
Thompson
William Kusamaul
Wilbur Davie
Han
Clement Smith
R Aon
Mersin
Takoma Park
Tilly School
George Roberts
Edna Roberts
Misa von Qiser
John Routzuhn, Jr
Sue Leray
Russell Leng
Creagerdown
William Hargets
Jacob Ahalt
North Market Street
Louis ¥ V. Ecketein
New York
LH Eckstein
Chae Hatter
Tefix
William H. Railing
Vetonas Synod
Reformed Anpister
Jeterion Paltarare
Caronsvbde
Hanen
Hockford
Tritier
Accompa Patter
MO de Rofouser
George Povern
Tottimere
Amd
Charles Smith
Liberty
Frederick
Flof. Smith
East Second Street
Jtairy Mackles
Potts & Grittin
Ballimore
J. Quynn Redock
Bay
Varieties
Reed Sveilte
Sykesville Md
Ezra Hoek, Jr
Dre
Austin Ftev
Universtyoe Vireonar
Harry Ho Qosna
St Lona Mo
Peck
Annapolis
John’. CaVege
John T. King, Jr
Joseph Po Raker
Hospital Donation Days Named Faith Hope Charity Good Will
Four Thursdays in November are set as Hospital Donation Days by Frederick City committees. A letter from a committee member explains “Faith, Hope, Charity and Good Will” honor the city and county’s schoolchildren, urging readers to support the hospital with gifts and subscriptions.
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Frederick City
Amd
The
Welling Sykes Hymeneal At Whatt City
Miss Hannah Isabel Sykes married William Brayshaw Welling at Whatt City on October 18 in the First Presbyterian Church. The ceremony was led by Rev. Dr. Branch with family members as attendants and ushers from Ellicott City Baltimore and Sykesville. After the wedding the couple will reside at Wellington Farm Sykesville.
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Rachel Gist Sykes
Gaither
Munier Sykes
Ellicott City
Dudge William WH
Svihe, Jr
Baltimore
Jacob W. Bird
Sandy Springs
Henry Jenkins Merceron
Sykesville
Dr. Branch
Walbrook
A. Hermann
Ellicott
Teip North Mrv
Welling
Wellington Farm
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Highlights
Read about local items from The News Columns dated October 2 decades past. The snippet mentions the Ladies Auxiliary of the Y.M.C.A. and events at the association rooms, a fair at the creamery, and notes about a market and a disease outbreak.
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Frederick
The
Marked Success in Cancer Treatment by Selenium
A prominent New York surgeon Dr Charles Hl Walker reports success using selenium to treat cancer. His wife Margaret Uperall has local ties to Hood College. Walker notes many cases improved or stabilized, though he avoids claims of a cure and stresses diagnostic uncertainties and the need for thorough trials.
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New York
Charles Hl. Walker
Br. Warner
Walker
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Jon
Public sale of Loy's Station land in Frederick County
By virtue of a 1915 mortgage from Herbert P. Angell and Adah Angell and George Troxell to John W. Stimmel the mortgagee will sell at public auction at the Court House door in Frederick City on Wednesday October 28 1916 at eleven o clock in the morning All that parcel of land at Loy's Station Frederick County Maryland the tract containing the noted acreage and location per the recorded mortgage document
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Herbert PF. Angell
Adah
Angell
George Troxell
John W. Stimmel
Frederick County
Court House
Frederick City
Maryland
Loy's Station
Herbert P. Angell
George St. Troxell
John W. Stimiel
H.W
Western Maryland Railway Company
Loy’s Station
Andrew J. Klein
Orphans’ Court
A. D
John L. Michael
Fulmers Station
Hagerstown and Frederick
JI. & FL
Order of the Orphans' Court
Mary E. Klein
Samuel Klein
Albert S. Ramsburg
Emory L. Coblentz
Jiarvey R. Lease
Mary E. Wallace
John Sheffield
Fast Second Street
Fredericke Md
Ll Octock Acm
West Fifth Street
Kenneth Young
Harvey BR
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Great Southern Printing , and Manufacturing Company
L. Berinely
R. B. Delaplaine
Secy and Treas
Geo. Berely
G Will Fuut
United States
Brunswick Times
Brunawick Times
High Street
People’s National Bank
Brunawick
Rale
Sew City
Buckes
Seth Market Street
Central
Sehmildt
Clear
West Tatle Street
Arlington Hotel
Bradfielghta
Zimmerman Brog Gre
McCardells
I and
Ereby Personal
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Aries Bates
Y. Mo Con
Walt Bold
Associ
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Ec Yen
Nea Laren Dwt
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Tround
Tida
Frederick County National
Frederick, MD
Uy Abel
Pers
Lewis E. Birely
Thos. B. Hayward
A. C. McCardelis. Allen G. Quynn
Bens
F. Reich
Edward D. Shriner
Henry Williams
C. Zacharias
Geo. H. Zimmerman
Equary
Chreuht Court
Mer
Notraat
Rachnet
George J. Keyser
Harry TR
Snook
Worick
Teast
A. C. McCardell
J. W. L. Carty
A. Leroy McCardell
Washington Street
Lloyd C. Culter
Sixth Street
Robert H. Thomas
North Market ‘Street
Hood College
Ap- Wwt
North Rentz Street
North Bentz St
Tile A
Wade Vlork
Circuit Court For
Fredatick County
Mark BL Stener
S.r. KI
REXNT
I Court Street
Craner & ‘Stauffer
Bath
West Fourth Street
Kolb Brothers
Jursal
Prater
Ind
Tederead
Market and
Third Streets
Frederick Trust Comany
News Cette
Hank Ner
Market Streets
Ape
Ho. Mercer
Ederick
Fette
Monwo
Tess Cance
Prederick
Cemrt St
Montgagel
Charles McC. Mathias
Mortgamee
Charles Wallace
George R. Dennis
Wantets
Ganvy Winte
M Malone
Vallee View Cottage
Braddock
Ron
Oveg
I van Asework
Jy Weat
Patrick Street
Rede
Farmers’ & Mechanics
National Bank
Corner Market
Second Streets
A. B. Gov't. Supervision
Federal Reserve Association
James H. Harris
Frank’l. Stoner, V. Prasat
C. Albert Gilson
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Bank OF Personal Service
C. E
East Third
L. M. Halter
South Market Street
Fork Avenue
Routzahn
Third Street
Surrey
John Gomber
Lawson H. Summers
Dill Avenue
Villa Estates
Emory C. Crum
City Hall
Wm. B. Fout
Hagerstown Pike
Montevue Pike
Fisher's
Mehta
Dill Ave
East Church Street
Chas
Eader
Burer
Sepibdet
Cramer and Stauter
Smart Millinery
N. R & D. Mantz
South Market Strett
Niovepaper
FAR & Mech. Nat. Bank
Faery
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