Frederick Parade to Feature Dr White Address
A Sunday School parade and rally in Frederick tomorrow aims to mobilize 2,600 participants from multiple districts. Glenn O Garber chairs the organizing committee with A Leroy McCardell and Park Loy, while Dr Campbell White of New York will deliver the main address at the Opera House after a 2:20 PM start. Bands from Yellow Springs Woodsboro Harmony Branewick Fongaville Boyd High School join the procession forming along Court Street and West Church before moving south to Market and Record streets.
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Ray Temorrow
Frederick
Banda
Yellow Springs
Woodsboro
Harmony
Methodist T Para O Branewick
Fongaville
Boyd
Wgo
Manly
Arko
Emory L. Cobientz
Ray
George A Sr Boysler
Campbell White
New York
White
Fouk
Glenn, O. Garber
A. Leroy McCardell
Park 1
Loy
Mno
Maryland State School
Court Street
West Patrick and
Wast Ch
Tassourora
Evan
Middie
Town
Presbyterian Sunday School of
South
Echool of
Record Street
Johnaville
Walkersville
Liberty
Mt Pleasant
United Brethren
Episcopal Sunday School of
West Second
Market
Jackson
Grace Reformed
Baptist Supilay
School of
Church of the Brathron of Frederick
School of Missions Ends with Strong Attendance in Frederick
Missionaries who carry the gospel were likened to the lights of hope as the interdenominational School of Missions met in the sacristy rooms of the Evangelical Reformed church. Mrs Charles Webler spoke on The Church and the Community, showing how the church aids locals and gains from them. William Zeigler of Hagerstown also spoke on The Bible and Missions, describing colporteurs and sharing stories of field work. The final session concluded despite competing Frederick events, with organizers deeming the year a greater success than last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamy Hektor
Misa M. Hope
Baltimore
School of Missions
Evangelical , Reformed Church
Charles
Webler
William Zeigler
Hagerstown
Frederick
Ballot on Camp Vike voters sent to Albany for Moss election
In Roelk Ark on October 30 a hex ballot listing New York service men at Camp Vike was forwarded to Albany to be counted with Moss election votes. About fifty NY men were eligible but only eighteen used the privilege. A parade route from elder to South Street and Market to the Fountain was described, ending at the Onora House, where the parade would disband and the mass meeting held. Six marching bands were named from Yellow Springs Middletown Harmony and others.
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Little Roelk
Ark
New York
Camp Vike
Albany
Moss
Eulle
South Street
Market Street
Onora House
Yellow Springs
Middletown
Harmony
M. E
Dranswieck
Woadsboro
Cairo
Thad
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. J. Matthews
Sycamore Street
Diverse Church Services Across City Churches
A long list details Sunday school times, morning and evening worship, and special events at many churches including Presbyterian Rev. David Morgan Roderick, Methodist Rev. J. O. Wrightson, First Baptist, St. Johns Catholic, Church of the Brethren, and others. It notes feast days, confirmation classes, vestry and league meetings, and Halloween observances with multiple service times and locations.
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AIF Latrite
Douglass Hooft
Church School Ang
Court Street
Presbyterian
David Morgan Roderick
Crum
New Birth
Jesus
David Morgan ‘Roderick
Sobligato
Joseph Stevens
Christian Endeavor
Frank M. Witter
Roliy- Hon
Methodist Episcopal
J. 0
Wrightson
Epworth ‘League
Vader
Charles Tamamny
Eub-Jeet
Philip and
The
First Baptist
C. Royal
County Churches Herald Local Services and Parishes
Rev L P Difra presides at Woodsboro and Mt Zion churches with Sunday school at 10 am and sermons. A parade in Frederick precedes Mt Pleasant missionary service at 7:30 pm. Lutheran Charge led by Rev C A Shilke holds worship and holy communion with baptism.
Valley Fair exhibits set record at 1906 show in Greaberstown
At the Valley Fair in Greaberstown the 1906 show featured numerous prize awards across crops and produce. Notable wins include first place for yellow corn by James Stevens, apples by Sylvester Whitmore, pumpkins and potatoes by various exhibitors, and best general exhibit awarded to Joe Wood.
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Valatine
New ‘Valley
Sneabergene
Attrac
Thie
Bas
Pee Publice
Jamee Lamar
Levina Pinher
Walker H. Smith
Mildred
Fre Ui
Harold Shorb
Reymond Hubbard
Richard Free
Rich- Ford Free
Sylvester
Witltmore
John G. Ogle
LeRoy Hall
LeRoy Hann
Mutt and
Jefferis
Harold Shook
H. Smith
George Bartgis
James. L. Speak
Sylvester Whitmore
Grover .Shyrock
Shorb
James Wubbard
Rachel Ogle
Valentine
Catherine Fox
Kieffer Pears
Violet Summers
Filth
Willhide
Jesse Tox
Secker Pears
Wilhide
Harold Shor
Robert H. Smith
Mrs. Valentine
Hilda Hoffman
Mary Fogle
W. Hackensmith
Mia. Sherby
Kennedy Bartels
John A. Snook
Evelyn Working
Carrie Speak
Evelyn
Florence Shryock
Miss Valentine
Peppers
Tree
Walker Hockensmith
Sylvester A Whitmore
Clarence Valentine
George Stevens
James Stevens
Misa
Walkersville Lyceum Opens With Copley Quintette Show
The Walkersville Community Association launches a series of entertainments at Town Hall Strines Hall on Wednesday evening November 8 at 8. The opening act features the Copley Quintette performing a musical program and a one act modern comedy with quartets duets and solos plus humorous impersonations. The piece promises a rare treat for the community as autumn flowers are noted for All Saints and All Souls observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville Community — Association
Strines Hall
Copley Quintette
Sunday church events and meetings around Frederick area
Special business meeting at Creagerstown Sunday. Sunday school and preaching services planned. A Sunday school parade in Frederick at 2 30. Mt Pleasant ME hosts Sunday school at 9 30 followed by missionary service led by Walkersville Worth League at 7 30. Ladies Aid Society anniversary at Mrs Wilbert Cronise home Thursday at 7 30. Utica Reformed Church with Rev Robert Lee Bair announces services next Sunday at 10 30 at St Pauls Reformed Utica. P meeting nights at 8. Zion Reformed Church will have no services next Sunday afternoon. Local church notices compiled for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghistiany Bn
Anal Dertt
Creagerstown
Frederick
Mt. Pleasant
Walkersvile Rpworth League
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wilbert Cronise
Utica
Robert Lee Bair
St. Paul's Reformed
Zion Reformed
Move for cheaper coal clash with justice dept
Anthracite coal operators meeting in Philadelphia pledged cooperation with the Department of Justice to curb excessive prices for consumers. The independents led by Lowry named stated they would assist in stabilizing the market and removing improper distribution practices.
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Dept. of Justice
Philadelphia
Lowry Names
Spe
Ceful Ag
Opersttirs
Department of Justice
Co ‘Oneration
Robbery attempt ends in chase and shootout near bank
A bank messenger and a police officer were shot during an attempted robbery as three armed robbers fled in a fast car with a reported haul around $50 000 to $510 000. A bullet deflected by a vest saved Leonard's life while officers pursued suspects along a southern highway, with elite investigators on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shicano
Pokerman
Leonard
Tavcods Yanowitz
Twies
Lone Bandit Robs Artesia Bank in Miss
An unidentified man robbed Artesia State Bank in Artesia Mississippi. He forced cashier Mellwain into the vault and escaped with about 4000 dollars in currency. The incident occurred in October 1980 as reported.
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Columbus
Miss
Artesia State Bank
Artesia
Mellwain
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Chattanooga
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