Epworth League Devotional Topics for 1915 1916 Weekly Program
Epworth League of the M E Church outlines a year long devotional program from September 1915 to June 1916. Topics are set by September 19 with leaders listed for each Sunday through February and March. Leaders include Rev Isaac Tozer Miss Margaret Duvall Chas Hudson and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
M. E. Church
E. K. Lamar
League
Isaac Tozer
Margaret Duvall
Chas. Hudson
Nannie King
Clyde Burgee
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
M. A. Buckingham
Kk. Stoutlemyer
Wilson P. Smith
Jeader
Helen Muilitac
Home Missionary Society
Haller Rhoads
Ray Burgee
Ames Hendrickson
Boyer
Hon
M. G. Urner
Millard Rice
Chas. L. Mitler
Elmer Cliiz
A. Burgee, Jr
Mary Hanks
Warnings Issued to All Trainmen on Autumn Fire Dangers
The BL and O Railroad warns engineers and firemen as autumn leaves begin to fall about the risk of forest fires sparked by locomotives along the right of way. Past years show few damage cases due to careful crews. fires are often started by sparks that ignite dry leaves and spread to fences and timber. Some fires in Frederick County are blamed on hunters and automobile parties, with locomotive sparks noted along the railroad corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BL & O Railroad Company
Sparky
Tralamen
Adi
Frederick County
It . 8
Tony
Frederick county pays full 1915 state tax levy
The total state taxes collected in Frederick county for 1915 amounting to 92 809.65 was paid to the State yesterday by County Treasurer Fred W. Cramer. He sent a check for that sum to Comptroller Emerson C. Harrington. This represents the entire Frederick county share for 1915. It is expected many residents will rush to the Treasurer’s office around December first to pay state and county taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Fred. W. Cramer
Emerson C. Harrimgton
Cramer
Sabbath and Holiness Leaders in 1915 League Schedule
A list of sermons and leaders for the Olive Branches league spanning February to June 1915 includes E K Moore, Helen Saunders, C W Hollister, H L Tammany, H L Felton, D H Mullinix, Mra C E Clint, C A Gilson, E H Mc Bride, L Ray Burgee, Helen Delauter, Charles Maugherty, R R Lewis, A H Siegrist, H D Spence, N Earl Webb, Miss Maria Halfer, James Marris Jr, Lucy Frost, and others. The cabinet names and meeting times are given, with devotional and business sessions weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Moore
Jeggs
Mies Helen Saunders
C. W. Hollister
H. L. Tammany
David
Jesus
E. H. McBride
L. Ray Burgee
Helen Delauter
Leacey
Charles Maugherty
Paul
Wesley
R. R. Lewis
A. H. Siegrist
H. D. Spence
N. Earl Webb
Maria Halfer
James Miarris, Jr
Lucy Frost
League
L. Ray
Burgee
Ruth Rothenhoefer
Nannie King
Ida Schell
Edith Radcliff
Charles W. Mullican
James Harris
Marty Filler
E. H. Lamar
May Conley
Mise Mollie Scott
Kay Burzee
Frank
Castle Evangelistic
Tney Frost
Isaac Tozer
Mise Rinth Rothenhne
Misa
Helen Mailican
Ray Burges
Fit Lamar Tenperance
Udear McBride
Amon Arrese
HOS Pelton Financial
Ian HO Wartie
Albert Mocer Charister
Awhert
Gitcon
Personal Notices of Frederick Residents Visiting Friends
Frederick society column lists residents and relatives traveling visiting in New York Baltimore Washington and York Pa. Names include Mrs David Peck Miss Annie Louber Mrs Tobias Zimmerman Miss Minnie Shoemaker Miss Nina Albaugh Roger B Wood Edna Albaugh Ruth Waltz and many more with returns from Baltimore York and Chicago and trips to Maryland State Normal in Baltimore and Washington and Lee University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Peck
East Patrick Street
New York
Annie Louber
Cumberland
Kate Verry
Center Street
Tobias Zimmerman
North Market Street
Washington
Minnie Shoemaker
Frederlck
Edna Kling
York
Roger B. Wood
Frederick
Nina F. Albaugh
Clyde,c
Edna 8
Albaugh
Libertytown
J. Jacobs
Grover Jacobs
Sallie Nelson
Baltimore
G. Jacob Buckey
West South Street
NeHie Blentlinger
C. Leslellentlinger
Maryland State Normal
Harry Wellener
Thomas P. Rice
East Fourth Street
Ruth Waltz
W. Z. Baker
Edward Seeger
Ouray
Colo
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Donald R. Smith
Laurel
G. J. Buckey
John Archer
Chicago
Wiles
Ethel
Catherine Rowe
Margaret Rowe
Henry T. Johnson
Rosa and
Irene
Gaithersburg
James Peters
Anne Beckley
South Market Street
L. A. Rinehardt
West Fayette Street
Louis Eugster
Elizabeth Eugster
Austin’s Island
Eugster
Frank C. Norwood
Rockwell Terrace
Edward S. Smith
George E. Smith
Baseball Scores From Washington and New York
Scores show Washington Cleveland and Washington battles with Wenton Harper Gallis Williams as batteries. New York beats Detroit 4 to 2 with Boland Caldwell Hil Stanage Caldwell Nanamaker in a varied batting display. Chicago loses 3 to 1 to Boston at Botton. fatterles Faber Schalk Gregg and Ta mas noted. Athletics at St Louis not scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
National League Scores and Standings Roundup
National League results show Chicago 6 Boston 1 and Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 1. Battery details list Mayer Burns Kantichner Gibson and others. Standings note Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Chicago, Boston, New York with win loss records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boston
Tyler
Whaling
Gowdys
Tionellas
Hreenaban
Pitsburgh
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Mayer
Burns
Kantichner
Gibson
Federal League Results Fragment from Pitteshureh Baltimore Match
Partial recap shows Pitts 4 Barieties Johnson Ris Rage Perm leu Brooklia 2 St Tonic ah Wattersea Bluejariet Wilts Upaam Land Watson Chap Tan. Other club schedule mentions Ned WoL PC 07 Manute 69 64 and 69 49 505 Ss oohIM. 67 71 486 at Ratemre 44 89 320 Prebrg in St Louis Nesark Savertiss in The Newa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitteshureh
Baltimore
Pitts
Barieties
Jomason
Ris
Rage
Perm
Leu -Brooklia
St. Tonic
Ah Wattersea
Bluejariet
Wilts
Upaam
Land
Watson
Chap- Tan
Ned Wol
Manute
Ih Batalo
Oohim
Ratemre
Prebrg
St Louis
Nesark Savertiss
Newa
Local men to attend Frederick convention in Baltimore
Frederick residents plan to join the Laymen's Missionary Movement at the National Missionary Campaign convention in Baltimore November 30 to December 1. The nationwide effort spans 78 cities and aims to expand missionary education, church power, and funding to meet modern social needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Laymen’s Missionary Movement
Baltimore
Religion Forward
National Missionery
Chicago
America
Kingdom of Christ
United States
Canada
New York
Masonic Temple
Washington
Me Hin Kay praised as top indoor league batter
The Washington Post lauds Me Hin Kay, former Hagerstown player from the Sunset League, as the greatest indoor league batter. Kay played sixteen seasons in the New York State League and boasted a thunderous swing. Frederick fans recall his local days while the baseball draft season opens with league officials considering future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Me Hin Kay
Hagerstown
Kay Hay
Traihe
Kay Hilt
Ble Hill Kay
Frederick
Hig
The Pines Cure for Colds Promises Strong Health
A cryptic ad touts pine-based remedies claimed to cure colds and strengthen immunity. Dr Belle Pieter Hotey is stylized as possessing invigorating qualities, promising relief from hacking and cold germs with a home remedy pitched for every family at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Pieter Hotey
Anna
Fragmented Bank Statement Text With Balances and Liabilities
A sworn bank statement from Maryland shows assets including cash items, coins, and receivables with totals and various deposits. Liabilities list weekly deposits, surplus, profits, and contingent interest. includes deposits subject to check and savings. The document is signed by Geo. W. Heiniteth, secretary, affirming accuracy.
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M. E
Radnor
Yaarhive
National League
WLPC
Cincinti
Piflada
Brookin
Itisbre
Federal League
Greenawalt’s
Srug Store
West Patrick &T
Edith Markey
T. C. Forrester
Maryland School For the Deaf
Bey
Washington Street
Rice
Agne
Ethel Snyder
Harry Snyder
Downsville
Meredith Staub
Sport Ss Baes A Hh
Fang
Blue Ridge
Jlayer
Moeting
Buckey
Franklen Bavinge Bank
Maryland
Aim
Natval Bank
Eeneebe
Aoia
State of
County of
W. Heinieth
Geo. W. Heinlein
Homas A. Chapline N
Keedy
Triumph OF
The
Pauline Frederick
Sid
A. Walhiamson
Commercial State Ban “Square Corner
ATE Bank
Cagper E. Cline
Samuel C. Thomas
Geo. F. Smith
Hammond Clary
Frank B. Sappington, JR
Ernest C. Weob
Milton G. Urner
Edgar H. McBride
J. Bielfeld
B. H. Dudrow
Eward Kepner
Spencer
Stup
Chas
T. Dudderar
G. F. Smith
Geo
W. Crum
R. G. J. Dutrow
Marion G. Michael
Cagper
Cline
McCleery’s
N.market ST
the Empire
Quality Pictures
A Stars
Paramount
Elsie Janis
Betty
Janis
Winifred Greenwood
John N. Clary
Investmert Coney
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