Lutheran Reunion At Pen Mar Highlight Week
The twenty second annual Lutheran reunion at Pen Mar occurs this Thursday with clergy including Rev Dr B W Owen of Hagerstown and Rev Dr I G Butler of Memorial Lutheran Washington among speakers. Music is a featured element as attendees from the region gather for services and addresses.
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Hagerstown
General Synod
I. G. Butler
Memorial Lutheran
Ghureh
Washington
M. Hy, Valentine
The
Young Lutheran
Charles I .Trump
Martinsburg
P. A. Heilman
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Baltimore
Rene Williams
Harrisburg
Roasting Ears Not So Plentiful In Drought Plight
Farmers and truckmen report a likely failure of roasting ear corn due to extreme heat and lack of rain. Stressed fields show blight and missing ears as market corn and field crops suffer. Short supply on markets pushes vegetable prices toward doubles if relief does not come soon.
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Bishop Gibson Preaches in Gravesend as Special Request
A London letter notes Rt Rev R A Gibson bishop of Virginia preached at St George's Church Gravesend by special request on Sunday June 25 in a service tied to Pocahontas worship. The sermon followed historical lines and drew a large crowd including 1 200 children at an afternoon service.
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R.A. Gibson
Vir
Ginia
St. George's Church
Unclear Laws Notes From Gogdan Visit Forsythe
Fragmentary notes from Laws Virginia dated July mention M B Gogdan another men gon and a visit with Mrs J Be Forsythe and Miss.
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Laws
M. B. Gogdan
J. Be Forsythe
Financial condition of The People's Bank Stephens City
Bank statement dated July 16 1908 shows assets totaling 50 746 72 including loans and discounts 42 037 , banking house 1 000 , furniture 60 000 , due from national banks 4 014 51 and state banks 117 87 specie 266 64 currency 1 810 00 . Liabilities include capital stock 10 000 reserves and profits 2 086 59 and deposits 50 745 72 with cashier J Harvey Canter attesting to accuracy before a notary on July 20 1908 in Frederick County Virginia.
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I. J. Harvey Canter
People’s Bank
Stephens City
Virginia
J. Harvey Canter
Jos Painter
E. Cougill
L. A. Adams
Late News Notes From Rest Va and Vicinity
Wheeler and W R Hardesty spent Monday calling on friends. Mrs Bettie Cooke is quite sick at Mrs J E Snapps. L R Payne plans a trip to West Virginia to buy ve p. Mrs McBride of Paw Paw visits Edward and Mrs Taylor. Large crowd at Clearbrook festival proves biggest yet. Pearl Gardner of Sunny Side recovering after being kicked by a horse. Children day services attended in Gerardstown. Sunday school picnic discussed for all divin circuit schools. Three delegates sent to Strasburg convention. School in a nourishing condition.
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