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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1922

Page

8

Sunday Services In Local Churches In Town

Local churches provide a full slate of Sunday services and Sunday schools led by named pastors including Rev Douglass Hooff Rev G Berkeley Calffith Rev A D D Colifs and Rev H L G Kieffer with programs at 7 30 a m 9 45 11 00 a m and 7 00 to 7 30 p m. Special events include harvest services and youth activities plus a Salvation Army rally led by Adjt C T Brant and Capt Randolph McAbee with multiple 11 a m jail and 2 00 p m gatherings and open air meeting on West Patrick Street.

the Salvation Army Adjt C. TL Brant Dar Randolph McAbeec Baltimore Market West Patrick Street Rit McAbee

County Churches and Programs in Braddock Area

Braddock Lutheran led by Rev C W Hess holds Sunday school at 130 pm and church service at 230 pm. Utica Reformed Charge with Rev Robert Lee Bair meets St Pauls Reformed church Sunday morning with Utica Mile at 1030, Sunday school at 15 past, Zion Reformed Charlestown afternoon service at 420, Sunday school 120. Rocky Springs hosts Sunday school 2 pm and preaching by Rev J Kartz Miller after the Sadat school session on the theme Why did the Apostle pant command the women to keep silent in the chariettes. Glade Reformed Charge under WR Warizel with Glade church Walkerville Salat code 1% am service, special program with Rev Charles Schaffer, Frederick You Corretart, St Johns Woodshobor Sunday 15 am Missionary So elect with word music and readings. Maids Made Green Petact So 15 South Irish notes say ex young women homes in Killarney aligned with Republicans, attacked and painted green. Brigadier General C Daly now in charge of arms fires in town investigates incident. promising action.

St. John’s Catholic W J. Kane Fr. Quinn Trinity M. E. c A. Lee Barret Epworth League Margaret Shipley Flint Hill Church of the Brethren J. Kurtz Miller Rocky Springs Chapel Paul Jeht Luke Phreician Braddock Lutheran C. W.hess Utica Rocky Springs Sanday School J. Kartz Miller Apostle Pant Glade WR Warizel Walkereville Ralle Charles PO Schaffer Frederick YO Con Corretart St. John’s Church Petact Killarmev C Daly

Soldiers' Bonus Up To President Finally Adopted

Washington reports the soldiers' bonus bill passed the Senate 36 to 17 on a conference report and goes to President Harding for approval or veto. A heated debate arose over striking out the Smith McNary land reclamation amendment with Democrats Harrison Ashurst and Varrison contending overreach by the conferees. Speaker Gillett in the House overruled a similar point, while Simmons argued for the amendment, and Cummins questioned ordering a new conference.

Washington Harding Senate Harrison Mississippi Ashurst Arizona Varrison House Gillett Simmons North Carolina Conference Cummins Iowa

Public must pay coal strike costs, operator says

Coal operator Frank Shoemaker told purchasing agents the public must bear the cost of the recent strike because there is no one else to pay and coal firms could go broke. He noted wages as a key production cost and claimed miners still receive war wages, 1.05 dollars per ton versus 61 cents in 1914.

Frank Chicago D. Shoemaker Indiana Costa Shoemaker

Postal Savings Jump Boston Leads with Large Increase

Washington reports August postal savings deposits rose despite withdrawals from mining and railroad centers. Boston showed the largest rise over July with 149 176, followed by Brooklyn New York City and New Jersey Atlantic City and Detroit Michigan with substantial gains.

Washington Post Ofice Department Boston Brooklyn N. J Atlantic City Detroit Mich

Show Cattle Have Flue at Syracuse State Fair

Eight thoroughbred cows and bulls in the cattle barns at the state fair are down with a disease resembling influenza among humans. One animal is dead. Affected stock are valued between 40,000 and 50,000 dollars. Quarantine protects other stock valued at over 1,000,000 dollars.

Syracuse

Entertained Olive Branches Class No 2 at Cline home

The Olive Branches class No 2 of the Episcopal Sunday school was delightfully entertained by Mr and Mrs C E Cline at their summer home on Wednesday evening September 13. Attendees included Virginia Kline Ruth Kline Lola Beil Mary Benson Ethel Brast Nellie Geesey Elizabeth Handley Mildred Handley Alice King Virgie Lacey Eleanor Miller Alberta Moss Alice Qden Katherine Rinehart Marcia Rubottom Ada Sickle Nellia Solt Ruth Rothenhoefer Esther Harris Katharine Strine Helen Purdy Amy Wiles Pauline Hilderbran.

Marcia Rubottom Ada Sickle Nellia Solt Ruth Rothenhoefer Esther Harris Katharine Strine Helen Purdy Amy Wiles Pauline Hilderbran

Private feud ends in public hush on oath

Mrs Hennessey and Mrs O Grady discuss trust and silence as the judge questions why they remain quiet in public. Zephyr kisses the reg lips of a rose and carries fraprande away while a man kisses a flapper and the redness away, a vivid line from the Pilot.

Mra. Hennessey Zephyr Fraprande Virglolg

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All Gainte Douglass Hooff Holy Communion G. Berkeley Calffith Presbyterian Unday School A DD. Colifs Hyattsville Christian Farieaver Society Grace Reformed Hoover Phy Evangelical Reformed H. Lb G. Kieffer Knock Professor Smith Handel Reapers W. R Glen Christian Endeavor Methodist Episcopal J O. Wrightson Trinity Chapel N. M. G. Urner Rocky Springs Union Church Evangelical Lutheran G. Rupp People’s Missionary Meeting Elmira Renn Eighth Street First Baptist Dill Avenue West Fourth Street W. ©. Royal Bible School Bin Methodist Episcopal Church J. D. Wrightson Winchester Hall Milton G. Urner Christian Endeavor Convention Frederick County Trinity Reformed Church Adamstown R. G. Bannen Penna C. E Union B. F. Shively Kyoto Japan C. M. Wright Field Sec MD. C. E. Union Percy Foster New York World Thomas H. Haller North Market Street Traver Charles and Fayette Sts Frederick East Patrick Street Maryland the First Baptist Church S. Fenton Sandy Hill Farm H. J. Orth, Jr Helfenstein & Urner Insurance C.S. Schermerhorn & Son Market ST Frederick, Md Footer DYE Works America Agency Mr. B. T. Marman Jesse H. Michael South Market St Lester Smith Albert Gannon Tilghman's Meat Market South Market Street Chichester Brrhive
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