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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1921

Page

3

Local churches list extensive schedule and revival plans

The Aiken area church notices show multiple congregations led by pastors like Rev. Monte K. Wagner and Rev. G. C. Carpenter. Sunday services span 9:45 to 11:00 with evening programs at 7:30, youth activities, midweek prayer, and revival campaigns beginning November 6, inviting the public.

Nt Reformed Church North Potomac Church Streets Monte K. Wagner D.D C. EB. Laws M. Stickell First Brethren Church Mulberry Antietam Street G. C. Carpenter McCline Wiliam H. Beachley Bynday School Dorothy Long Trinity Lutheran “Church Simon Roy AL McMichael J. Frank Roessner Brotherhood Washington Square Dist Episcopal Church Wash Ington Square Lyttleton M. Werguson Belle Powers C. E. Humelsine Buthday School Christian Science Society Cor, North and Locust Streets BT. Paul's BT. John's Evan Lutheran Church South Potomac St Harms D. D Miss Basie Rinehart John Kangler God Caesar Presbyterian Church Prospect Washington Streets J. Russell Gaar C. H. Roderick Grpanist Roy Danzer Paul's M. EH North Potomac Street F. R. Bayley Edelman Orgenist L. J. Orrick Bundey School Haworth League Mark's Lutheran Church J. W. Ott A.T. Zentayer Miss He Mission Chapel First Christian Church Wm. M. Norment Raymond R. Miller Charles M. Cassel Charles D. Wagaman Church School of Missions Women's Missionary Society Union Chapel Corbett Street George C. Miller Spruce and Wirst Streets Christ Reformed Church C. Clever Charles Cassel B. M. Helm Wees Salem Reformed Church Grace JU. B. Church G. I. Rider G. C. Bradley Christian Endeavor Howard Street M. BE Lon H. Baughman Epworth League David Goliath Hallowe'en ST. John's Protestant Episcopal Church Cor. W. Antietam Prospect Streets Paca Kennedy Virginia Theological Semulanryef Alexandria J. O. Funkhouser Magnus T. Davies Church OF the Brethren East Washington and Mulberry Sts F. &. Holsapple Albert M. Long P. B. Fitzwater

Strike Called Off by Brotherhood Chiefs Avert Prospect

Telegram from W G Lee to C W Sullivan announces strike cancellation. Sullivan says local chairmen notified and members alerted. He criticizes ground for action, expects wage cut issue tied to freight rates, and claims workers are relieved the strike is averted. He notes railroads kept 12 percent and contrasts with potential rate relief.

C. W. Sullivan Brotherhood of Railway W. G. Lee Mr. Sullivan Brotherhood Sullivan

Approaches In Good Condition Improve City Streets

All approaches into the city from surrounding areas are described as in good shape. The latest completed route is from the B. and O. Station to 8. Boulevard as a smooth macadam roadway. Potomac Street, part of the state highway, has improved from miserable to among the best streets. Work continues toward completion on the Howard Street block off South Potomac Street.

Potomac St Howard St Potomac ‘St

Hammack 93rd Birthday Celebrated in Rutledge County

Booker Hammack, a 93 year old man from Rutledge, celebrated his birthday with a large family. He has 15 living children, 3 dead, 80 grandchildren, and 30 great grandchildren. His daughter aged 57 and his son aged 9 attended the dinner with 13 children present. He remains hale and can work a day and read without glasses.

Charleston W. Va Booker Hammack Rutledge Hammack

Seibert Seen as Capable Sheriff Candidate in Washington County

Thomas E Seibert, born February 21 1889 in Clearspring district, seeks sheriff of Washington County on the Democratic ticket. A former grocer employee and state officer, he currently works with the Maryland Battery Service on West Antietam street, recognized for efficiency and broad county and state ties.

Thomas 7. Seibert Sherif of Washington Clearspring M. F. Seibert Harry Myers Seibert Maryland Battery Service West Antietam Street Washington County State

Babe Ruth signs $60,000 vaudeville contract

New York reports Babe Ruth, fresh from the World Series, has signed a 20 week vaudeville deal with Keith theatres paying $3,000 weekly. Ruth will perform in Boston November 7 and New York City November 14 with partner Wellington Cross in rapid-fire comedy and baseball themed acts.

Babe Ruth New York Palace Ruth Keith Harry Weber E. P. Albee J. J. Murdock Lake Wellington Cross Cross Palace Theatre Hig Viica

Moonshining Blamed for Nuisance Near Coy's Ferry

A resident reports weekly moonshining near Coy's Ferry causing drunkenness and disorder. The nuisance has disrupted Evangelical Church services, prompting a request to Sheriff Duffey for action to abate the disturbance.

Stu Coy’s Ferry Evangelical Séation Duffey

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N. EH Antietam Locist J. W. Brubaker W. B. Snyder Gardens of Life Mary Garden Ohio America Henry C. Offerman Sham Hagerstown Light Frank P. Ward Wall Street, New York Danzer Metal Works West Lee Street Studebaker The Studebaker Corporation of America A. R. Erskine Fileigh Motor & Tire Company Oak Hill Avenue Thomas E.seibert Bee Billy Roessn New York Stock Exchange Aul Ayu Udo Scott & Stump Investment Securities Lixchange W. Washinton St Hagerstown
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