Bryan’s Prohibition Battle Seen as Enforcement Trail
NEA Service piece notes William Jennings Bryan urges strict enforcement of the Prohibition Amendment, predicting bootleggers will fade. He argues publicity aids law enforcement, praises total abstinence, and urges officials and churches to adopt it publicly to deter illegal drinking. He comments on Governor Pinchot and federal duties.
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Bryan
Roy J. Gibbons
NEA
Washington
William Jennings
Pinchot
Brgan
New York
Pennsylvania
Hours Of Service In City Churches Announced Tomorrow
All Saints Church and neighboring chapels list Sunday programs with Rev. Douglass Hooff and others leading services. Includes holy communion at 7:30 a.m. and a Japanese relief talk by Rev. Mr. C. I. Reifsnider at St. Barnabas Chapel.
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All Saints’ Church
Douglass Hooff
Holy Communion
North Chapter Room
Cc. I. Reifsnider
St. Paul's University
Tokyo
Japan
County churches and Sunday school schedules in local parishes
Numerous church notices list Sunday school times and services for Manor St Mark's St Luke's Doubs Jefferson Glade Utica Zion and others. Pastors Rev J E Ainsworth Rev A E Cooper Rev W T Johnson Rev W R Hartsell Rev Robert Lee Bart Rev FE Platt address district Sunday school conference speakers from Urbana Buckeystown Frederick and other districts.
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Doubs M. E
W. T. Johnson
Junior League
Iipworth League
Fulmer
Jefferson Methodist Episcopal
Point of Rocks
Glade
W. R. Hartsell
The
Jefferson Council
Anna Drowe
Cannesl
Church Activities Highlight Weekend Plans and New Building
The notice outlines a busy schedule with an anthem by the choir, two male quartets performing Some Time Somewhere and Going Down the Valley, and a Young People's Day with Sunday school at 10 am and an afternoon program at 2:30 pm. Rev W S Snowden leads services, plus events in Knoxville A M E and a Halloween party. The Church of the Brethren on Altamont Avenue Thurmont nears completion with a 36 by 40 feet auditorium, two classrooms, an immersion pool in the basement, and full electric lighting and hot air heating.
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Ur. U
G. Rupp
Isaac
Rebekah
Speer
John Weildiey
D. D
Washington
Maryland Synod
Chas
BE. Wehler
Wehler
Charles E. Wehler
A. R. Wentz
Gettysburg, Theological Seminary
St. John's Catholic
J. Kane
First Baptist
Dill Avenue
W. C. Royal
Grace Reformed Church
C. Hoover
Moesion Rand
Woman's Missionary Society
Apm
O'Eloch
Trinity M. E.G. South Rey
Lee Barret
Epworth
League
Flint Mill
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G Kieffer
Tallowe'en
Japanese Relief Fund
Lewis Zimmerman
Christian Endeavor
George Z. Best
Board of Trustees
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
G. Elis Willams
A. m. Holden
Felton
C. F. Ross
Epworth League
Church of the Brethren
J. Kurtz Miller
Christian Workers
Salvation Army
Deselma
Baltimore
Albert Bussard
Millard Horviue
Calvin Fry
Milara Culler
Newton Keller Claude Helier
Henry Keller
G. EB. Platt
Brunswick
W. S. Snowden
Young People's Day
Storer Callenge
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Jesus
M. B. Simpson
Tallowe’en
R. EB. Ford
Altamont Avenue
Thurmont
Rev Neal to Be Installed at Myersville Lutheran Charge
Rev Clarence Neal, pastor of the Myersville Lutheran charge, will be installed Sunday October 28 at 2 p m in St Pauls Lutheran church Myersville. Dr J B Simon of Hagarstown and Dr H C Alleman of the Lutheran Theological Seminary will be in charge.
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Mr. Neal
Clarence 4. Neal
Myersville
Family and friends travel and visits across Maryland and Ohio
A long list of personal visits and travels features Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Becker of Miamisburg Ohio with relatives in Middletown and Baltimore, extensive cross state visits by the Routzahns, Joy, Frey and others, and numerous stays in Frederick Thurmont and Taneytown as summer ends and winter plans begin.
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Calvin Becker
Miamisburg
Ohio
George Routzahn
Routzahn
Simon D. Routzahn
Frances Routzahn
Mid- Motown
Chas. B. Barbour
Robert BE. Glenn
Barbaron Getz
Baltimore
Isadore Barbour
Middletown
Sue
J. Fleet Joy
West Carrollton
Oscar
Dav'd Pettigrew
N. Jeannero
Florence Frey
Pittsburgh
Harry M. Gross Middleton
Emma Brandenburg
Geo. M. Brandenburg
Frederick
Fred Fritz
Harry
Ruth
Edward Hale
Margaret
Henry Kramme
Milton E. Wiiliams
Chas, Pole
Milton William Pole
J. Newton Brown
Dover
N. J
Myersville
Chas. H. Butts
Gorman Ahalt
Melvin St'ne
Midletown
John W. C. Ahalt
Ralph Huffer
Middlefield
Conn
Leroy van Horn
Thurmont
Samuel Vanhorn
Maryland Road
Cumberland
Vernon Hetterly
Mark Robinson
Dayton
Charles Moser
Springfield
Howard Damuth
Albert Foreman
York
Frederick County
Rocky Ridge
Olf
Relamont
Mahlon Braley
Tiffin
Francie Scott Key Hotel
George W. Hess
GicLeystown
J. B. Flohr
Taneytown
Bible Thought and Strength in Song Dual Note
A compact devotional item presents a biblical verse from James 4 17 urging action on known good works and a parallel from Exodus 15 2 praising the Lord as strength and song. The piece pairs moral exhortation with praise to frame daily faith.
Lecture Series Presented by Rev Richard Gill Brings Local Interest
Taylorstown hosts a week of entertainments by Rev Richard Tf K Gill Ph D of Jarrettsville Maryland. Known in Londoun as preacher evangelist and lecturer his series closes with a humorous entertainment tonight.
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Taylorstown
Richard Tf. K. Gill
Jarrettsville
Londoun
Donation Day at Home for the Aged Hails Community Support
Harvest Home observes Donation Day for the fifty first year with generous money gifts and abundant food. The event highlights community interest and goodwill as the ladies enjoy the annual custom.
Hearst Fortune Enters $28 Million Mark
William Randolph Hearst, publisher, is reported to have a personal fortune exceeding $25,000,000. The figure was released by Tillotson & Wolcott bankers in connection with a bend issue in New York on October 27.
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Hearst
New York
William Trandolph Hearst
Tillotson & Wolcott
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