Second Annual Memorial Service in Baker Park
Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association holds the second annual memorial service at Baker Park led by F Lester Smith. Eleanor Eichelberger accompanies with hymns, followed by invocation by W S Wachtel, scripture by Rev Henri L G Kieffer, and a memorial wreathing ceremony. Various church services and harvest home observances noted across Frederick area churches with multiple pastors and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association
Baker Park
Lester Smith
Eleanor Eichelberger
W. S. Wachtel
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Chaplain Junior Fire Company
Rock of Ages
Amos John Traver
Chaplain Independent Hose Company
Cline White- Bill
Robert L. Smith
Tylee B. Engle
Florence G. Schroeder
James W. Caplain
Maryland Men's Association
West
Chase Wehler
United Fire Company
Nation Needs Religious Homes in the Home Life
WM E Gilroy argues religion in homes shapes a nation’s life, tracing Hebrew family ideals to Christian fulfillment. He contrasts Old Testament emphasis on parental duties with New Testament mercy, urging churches and states to cultivate heal, loving homes where fatherhood motherhood and brotherhood prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. E. Gilroy
D. D
Advance
Jesus
Israel
Campaign To Check Social Diseases Extended Statewide
An appeal is issued across Maryland to afflicted individuals to seek free treatment for social diseases, notably syphilis, at county Health Offices. Frederick County clinics run Wednesdays 8 PM at East Church Street, with Dr. A Talbutt Brice in charge. Another clinic meets Fridays 4 PM at the B & O Emergency Hospital in Brunswick, led by Dr. Brice. A plan to the Baltimore Grand Jury proposes free state-wide treatment, mandatory treatment for those with social diseases, and state approval stamps on drugs, to shut out quacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Health Department
Frederick County
County Health Department
East Church Street
A. Talbutt Brice
Brunswick
Brice
Baltimore
Grand Jury
Raymond E. Kennedy
Maryland
Ladies Aid Meets in Lewistown at Green Home
The Lewistown M. P. Ladies' Aid Society held its monthly gathering at Mrs. George Green's home. Florence Bowers presided, hymn time and Scripture opened. Prizes to Mrs. Martin and Harry Arnold, guess box to Mrs. Mary Stull. Next meeting planned October 5 at the M. P. parsonage Liberty with Rev. and Mrs. Sylvester. A birthday handkerchief shower for Mrs. Green followed, with refreshments. Attendees included Florence Bowers, May Stull, Arnold family, Irene Palmer, Nina Michael, Leona Powell, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
M. P. Ladies’ Aid Society
George Green
Florence Bowlers
Dolly Doxit
Nina Michall
Martin
Harry Arnold
Mary Stull
M. P. Parsonage
Liberty
W. W. Sylvester
Green
Florence ‘Bowers
May Stull
Arnold
Irene Palmer
Albert Wachter
Marie Powell
Hilda Martin
Nina Michael
Leona Powell
John Starr
Maxie Hill
Catharine Stull
Welbert Bowers
Margaret and
Taith Stull
Mary Arnold
Maxine
Susan Green
Marceline Hill
Service at Liberty Town Pre-Dedication Sermon Set
The Liberty M P church will hold a pre-dedication service on Sunday September 12 with Dr H L Elderdice President Emeritus of Westminster Theological Seminary delivering the sermon. Special music has been arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty M. P
H. L. Elderdice
Westminster Theological Seminary
Specia Music
Harvest service at St Luke's Sept 19 with sermon
At 10 a.m. St Luke's hosts a harvest home service followed by a 2 p.m. sermon on the topic Our Church. The notice highlights scripture and church event timing for parishioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Jefferson Lutheran Parish
George H. Seiler
Stae Charen
St. Paul's
Ion
St. Luke's Church
Our Church
Braddock and Lander Women’s Clubs Meet for Fall Gatherings
Braddock Women's club hosted a wiener roast with Mrs Paul Fout as hostess. President Mrs C Paul Rode tuck opened the meeting, and Mrs Boyer Fout led America. A resignation letter from Mrs J A Summers was read. Summers was named secretary and Mrs Carl Harner appointed home furnishings demonstrator. Next meeting planned for September 23 at Miss Daisy East Lander’s home. The Lander Woman's Club held its first fall meeting with ten members one visitor and Miss Judith Ault present. They read the Homemaker's Creed and sang Santa Lucia. Mrs Mary Remsburg reported on College Park trip. Mrs Ault spoke. Secretary's report given, roll call and business conducted. A motion to adopt Peanut Sisters in place of teams and to give each member a Golden song book passed. Helen Morrison led recreation. Mary Remsburg won. Refreshments served. Next meeting October 4 at Miss Amy Lakin’s home with publicity duties assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Club
Paul Fout
Braddock Women's Club
C. Paul Rodetuck
America
Boyer Fout
J. A. Summers
J. W. B. Summers
Carl Harner
Tri-County
Westminster
Daisy East
Lander Club
Lander Women’s Club
Marchie Morrison
Judith Ault
Catherine Lakin
Bessie Remsburg
Recreation
Helen Morrison
Mary Remsburg
Amy Lakin
NEW Market W. C. T. U
Henry Boyer
New Market Union
John Broadhurst
Broadhurst
Ira Arnold
John Kelly
Ivan Lawson
Union
Sr. Arnold
Recital by Mrs Louise Dorsey at Centennial Memorial Church
Mrs Louise Dorsey will present an evening organ and piano recital at Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church with church choir, directed by Margaret Kent. Selections include Carillon Du Soir, The Bee, Third Sonata in Minor, Preludio and Adagio, Improvisation on hymn tunes, and Evening Song. Choir numbers feature The Voice in the Wilderness and Come Ye Disconsolate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial Memorial
WU. B
DeWitt P. Zuse
H.W. Yuse
York
Louise Dorsey
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
Dorsey
M Margaret Kent
Duddy
Schubert
Guilmant
Faulkes
Schumann
Scott
Webbe
Evangelistic Services in Baker Park Continue Sundays
Open air evangelistic services under Bethel Tabernacle will be held in Baker Park Sunday evenings at 6 o'clock. Miss Betty Beyler, co pastor, will preach. If rain occurs the service moves to the church at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Tabernacle
Baker Park
Betty Beyler
Copastor
the Tabernacle
Rally Day Committee Formed at Sun Day School
The Sunday School superintendent named last Sunday a committee to plan the Rally Day program at the New Mar Oct church. Mrs. Ervin L. Brashear and her church school class comprise the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mar Methodist Protestant Church
Ervin Ll. Brashear
Sun Found to Emit 30 Percent Less Light Than Thought
Cambridge reports Harvard Observatory research shows the sun emits only seven tenths of expected radiation, making it a dimmer G zero dwarf. The moon’s brightness also exceeds previous estimates, with new visual magnitudes and albedo values affecting astronomical calculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Observatory
William 4. Calder
Telescope
Calder
Harvard
Henry N. Russell
Princeton
Ralston's Ring and the Comstock Lode saga
Bruce Catton surveys Ralston's Ring and the Comstock Lode tale with San Francisco banker James D. Ralston as central figure. It follows tunnel pioneer Sutro and rivalries, noting a 17 year battle that finally makes the lode workable. Portastate New Market Union report on peace meeting adds local civic notes alongside a line on portable generating units for temporary electrical loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comstock Lode
Nevada
California
Leland Stanford
Adolph Sutro
Darius Ogden Mills
James G. Fair
William Chapman Ralston
George D. Lyman
Ralstrons Ring
Schribner's Sons
San Francisco
Bank of California
Ralston
Bill Sharon
Sharon
Sutro
Mount Davidson
Lode
Carson River
Sutre
Mourt Davidson
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