The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-07
Sunday in the Churches.

mass was SAID al q. M. hign mass
at 10 a. m. At the latter mass, Rev
Father A. ]. Conlon preached on tho
"Epistle for the Day" Sunday Schoc
was held at 2 O'Clock, and vespers a
7.5o O'Clock, at which service the Rev
erend Father Kane preached upoI'
"The Sin of Excessive Eating an.
| Drinking"
The services at the Presbyteriai
Church were in charge OF the pastoIi
Rev. DIR. Thomas Freeman Dixon. A
| the morning service he preached tn
| fourth of a series Of sermons on ''Th
Life of the Spirit, the subject bein,
''Hope, a Means of Spiritual Growth. Z
In the evening he preached on th
''Songs of Solomon" Sunday Schoci
was held at p. nj.
AT the First Baptist Church, Bibl
School was held at Gas a. m. In tt
morning, the pas or, Rev Alonzo
Winters, preached on The Christian
Responsibility, aad in the evenir
the subject of his discourse was I'll
Call of the Old" IL
In the Evangelical Reformed Churcl1l
the pastor, Rev. Fl .nri L. c. KieffeN
preached in the morling on 'ChristianitR
the Gospel of a Person. from 1 Get
I: % and "a. Professor George Edwal.f
Smith sang BY the Waters Of Babylon /
by Charles T. Howell Ia the evenn
the pastor spoke upon "'rhe Expressica
of the Greatest Love. from John IS al
IL. AT the Sunday School service
special program was rendered, and =
special offering of So 81, made by I'll
children towards the support of b,
in the Boys School at Yochow, China 4
At the Grace Refor ed Church, y
pastor, Rev. f. L. Mclean conduct
divine worship at II a M and 7 p. is
At the morning service he preach "a
upon the subject BRO zen to Bless y
from St. Mark IA, and !, The subje se
of the sermon at the evening service W
''The Easy Yoke, /" st. Matthew II Y
80. Sunday School was held at Gas ic
the morning. fe'
AT All Saints Protestant EpiscoI #
Church, the pastor, Rev. Dough u
Hoof, held services IL the morniI
consisting OF prayer and the service %
the children was held at GAS a. m. Il
II a. m, there was a ltany servls
The rector preached on The Kind 90
Givers for Whom the Lord is Seeking n
from Psalms, no? 3. The Holy CECIL
munion was celebrated at 7.3o p. cd
there was the evening prayer and serm
the subject being. THE Prodigal Com
to Himself from St. Luke. ~ and ~
AT the United Brethren Church, Ic1
day School was held at Gas a. m. ~
pastor, Rev. f. H. Hummelbau !
had charge Of the services. He m;4f 4
very appropriate address in regard
the communion service. In the even 10
he preached on Remembering Chris Y
from First Corinthians, II aud "a.
meeting of the Young Peoples Soc q
Christian Endeavor, was led by
David Steinev. Mr.. William Blentlnen
was elected treasurer of the Sun,{lse*
School.
The. services at the Evangelical LII,
eran Church were in charge of the pash
Rev. Ulysses S. G.. Rupp In the mc
ing he preached on working "a
God" from Second Corinthians, ,n
and in the evening the subject was 81 20
ing the Last Step," from Matthew. Sc
30. Sunday School was held at p. ~
At the Methodist Episcopal Chu n
class meeting was held at o.I5 a. n
conducted by Mr.. John F. Web, IS
Epworth League was held at Gas. Is
was conducted by Mr., Ames Hendr
son.
Sunday School was held in Tri
M f. Church South, at p. m. Epw seS
League at 80 p. M, was led by "
Frank Gather.
At the Church of the Brethren, sHn
day School was held at 9. 80 a. m. ~
R. A. Nedrow preached both morat
and evening.
r1eo,ol, ACKNOWLEDGMENT NFao+e
slant Death.
By a caving in of the side o my
quarry at Mount Pleasant this co
which is operated by Mr.. Carl Crss IL
Mr.. Joseph Getzendanner, an
pIoyee, was instantly killed, and ,pn
Fogle was knocked unconscious. 'hcl
In the side of the quarry was a
boulder which weighed about \
pounds which had been loosened $50
blast. 1t was resting on an earth s 50
From some unknown cause, the mn
became loose, and a quantity of yoS
and earth followed it to the earth. lh
Immediately below it at the beata
of the quarry were the workmen n
| endanner, was directly in the pat. q
Fogle was to one side OF it.
| swept past Fogle it struck him al
| knocked him unconscious. Char
danner was not so fortunate. The
of earth and stones struck him fuSa
buried him beneath its weight.
In the quarry at the time weret
Cramer the proprietor Of the CIV
and Charles Shipley, another emit
Assistance was called at once, arr"
work of digging out the man was "
Drs ID. +. Stone and E. Fl. VI
were summoned to the scene. Dirt
lard arrived first and found that thu
was dead. His head was crushed .
! beyond recognition, and both arnsin
legs were broken. io'
Getzendanner was about 40 ysai
age. He lived between Ceresvilieu
Mount Pleasant. He was Marie.
leaves widow and seven small eli ~
The oldest of the children is alb III
years of age.
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