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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1916

Page

8

Dr McCuaig Lectures On Eugenics At Seminary

Dr J Aspinall McCuaig speaks in Frederick on Eugenics and home responsibility. Women hear a series titled The Native Instincts in the Last. men and women attend tonight on The Responsibility of the Home for socialism. Lectures continue at the M E Church with free admission for women, focusing on The Care of the Boy and The Causes of Crime. The speaker stresses parental influence and truthful education of children to curb social evil.

J. Aspinall McCuaig Frederick Hood Seminary East Church Street McCuaig Home For Methodist Episcopal Church M. E McGuarg

Politicians at U B picnic feature national candidates

The United Brethren picnic in Lewistown drew large crowds with speeches by Rev Dr Thomas M Hare Maryland Anti Saloon League official, State Senator Frederick N Zihlman, and 11 Dorsey Etchison the party nominees for Congress, plus Dr Joseph Irwin France the Republican Senate candidate. They discussed education, illiteracy, and national needs, with emphasis on dry votes and protective leadership.

United Brethren Lewistown Thomas M. Hare Maryland Anti-Saloon League Frederick N. Zihiman Allegany County Dorsey Etchison Frederick Congress Joseph Irwin France United States Senate Maryland France New City U. B United States Prince George's County H. Dorsey Etchison Zihlman Etchison Hare Baltimore City Washington City Cumberland

Church Services Across Denominations In Lewistown

Sunday activities covered many churches. Methodist Episcopal held morning and evening services led by Rev. Jamon O Wrightson and Rev J Aspinall McCaulg of New York preached. a missionary meeting and women’s gatherings were announced. United Brethren reported a picnic and evening illustrated sermon on mission work in China. Evangelical Lutheran noted morning services and ongoing mission and choir events. Presbyterian described morning sermon on Jesus in Temptation and evening on Make Jesus the Christ. Other churches listed include Trinity M E South, First Baptist, Church of the Brethren, Grace Reformed, All Saints Episcopal, St Johns Catholic, Evangelical Reformed, with various sermons and meetings. A brief note announced Senator Borah to speak at Court Hotel and Russian Finance Ministry alcohol invention competition followups.

Methodist Episcopal Church Jamon O. Wrightson J. Aspinall McCaulg New York Foreign Missionary Society Dr. McCualg United Brethren United Brethren Church Oelock Miller's Woods Lewistown C. W Strinespring Baltimore Y. PB. B Mission Band The Missionary Society Presbyterian Presbyterian Church Thomas Freeman Dixon Jesus Dixon Brookhill Chapel Trinity M. E. Church South Gracen J. Kidner 8S. Barnes Northmore First Baptist Bible School First Baptist Church W. C. Royal Christian Endeavor Church of the Brethren H. L. al Jey Grace Reformed Grace Reformed Church John A. Dutaler J. A. McCuaig All Saints’ Church All Saints’ Episcopal Church Douglass Hoolff Papa Kennedy Alexandria St. John's Evangelical Reformed Church

Towns News Sketches Court, Visitors and Generations

Messias, Winfield T Sneadner and Howard M Lease attend court with grand jurors from the district. A long roster of visitors includes Mr and Mrs Porter and two sons from Washington DC, Mrs Harry Thomas of Washington Pa, Frank Thomas, his wife and Howard of Taneytown. Locals travel Western Maryland and attend dinners in Frederick, Woods- and Union Bridge areas. A photo shows a four generation group at Kate O Connor home highlighting Jos Delphy, Ida M Smith, Mrs Moble Ths, Mrs Binkley and Lola Madaline. Civil War veteran related scenes and a trip to Richmond highlighted by the era’s era.

Messias Winfield T. Sneadner Howard M. Lease Porter Washington, D. C Harry Thomas Washington, Pa Frank Thomas Howard Taneytown Mia Howard Singser Thomas Maryland Willard Metcalfe New Frederick Calvin Metcalf O. B. Stone Charlotte Mira Myrne Merv oReard Indus Geersann Bates Pe oCarfinea Wasianeton Peipoer Preeerick Atead Maun Baltimore Bso Polen Bredrich Wallace Teachers Institute Peedrick Varia Oui Norris Thanes Waington F. Lot John Nfendal John Nfendal VM Sta. Mr Et Mr Mace Boar Jowate Celia Tagend Sinnott Clythe Etzler Jos. Delphy Sally Pittinger Jiss Leie Kelly Pearl Tolinson Ork Orchard Willam W. Farquhar Kimes Smith Westminster J. H. Bond Hirth Eichelberger S. Weant Bruceville Norman Otto New Windsor Otto Kate O'Connor Warquhar Street Union Birely Culter Cnes Binkley Ss Motier Lola Madaline Onths Crandfather Eli Pox Doings Ion Railroad Richmond Mattos Court House Hale

Emmitsburg Social Notes Highlight Local Names

In Emmitsburg, Mrs Hebert hosts a gathering with friends among the attendees including Stewart Ananan and Stansham. Other figures mentioned are Misses Jose Ruth Moltee, Van Ans Motelle Rowe, and Annan, with several local surnames noted among the participants.

Mra Hebert Hun Stewart An‘anan Ane Stansham Jose Ruth Moltee van Ans MoTelle Rowe Annan

Local social notes and visitors in Emmitsburg area

A long list of residents and guests visiting families in Emmitsburg and nearby towns. Highlights include Mrs Samuel C Ott and family of Taneytown, Mr Henry Letcher of New York visiting Emmitsburg friends, Miss Mary Storck of Baltimore returning to Thornbrook, and Rev Bernard J Bradley returning to Mt St Marys College where studies resume September 13. Also mentions new staff at Emmitsburg Clothing Store and various visits among families in Nameville Trimble area plus a union temperance league meeting set for September 14 in Carroll County with speakers.

Samuel C. Ott Taneytown Frailey Brothers Henry Letcher New York City Mmmitsburg Mary Storck Baltimore T. C. Nays St. Kas Lutheran Church Reinewald Atlantic City J. Koontz Methodist Episcopal Church Kentz Beltimore Emma Miller Rockville Mgr Bernard J. Bradley D. D Braintree Mass Mt. St. Mary’s College J. William Rowe Emmitsburg Clothing Store Cyril F. Rotering Charles K. Stokes Nameville Tramsville Charles J. Legg Thomas Kling Grace Marietta Moxley Xora Davis Amanda Moxley A. B. Smith Ijamsville George Hood Brunswick Melville Cromwell Arnold Dean Imis Edward and Arnold Washington Lavinia Smith New Market Lem Mussetter Naomi Mussetter Frederick Will Webb Evelyo College Park W. D. Swomsley Lottie Hyatt Charles Morian D. E. Meylan C. E. Williams M. P. Hiteshew Edward Hane John Hane Howard Moxley Erma Clem Katharine Shade Lalu Hane Racer Wolfe Helen DeLaughter Raymond Ford Gaithersburg Will Ford William Cecil Maggie Molesworth Reuben Natis Nora Davis Roy Sponseller George George Wolfe

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