Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-05-11
PrOgram---l75th Anniversary of u he
Organization of the Old Monocacy Re-
formed Church Near Creagerstown, Md.

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TUESDAY, MAY 80. 8 Pm
Community Young Peoples Service-and Moravan Night
Address the Relation of the Moravian Church at
the Old Moncacy Church. by Rev. F. g. Fuler pas
tor of the address the
people, by Palmer Superintendent of Schools of
Frederick County
Special music by the Moravian Choir.
WEDNESDAY MAY 81. SPIN.
A Service of Greeting Renaissance
Addresses by the congregations that
grew out of the Monocacy Church, St. Johns Apples
Tabor Trinity and Sabllasvile
Address BY H. R. Brechbi, Principal of the Thurmon High
School, subject "The School an Ally Of the Church..
Special music by the joint Rocky Ridge and Apples Chor
THURSDAY JUNE Bpm.
Lutheran God Night
Rev Charles c. Amos Reynolds Pastors of the
Church of God congregations Of re-
specively, preach.
Special music by St. Johns Lutheran Church Of
Creagerstown
FRIDAY. JUNE e. JPN.
Service for and by Former Pastors
Short Reminiscent Addresses by A. stone Geo. A.
whmore p Broadly John Renecke and Lewis tlgoee
and George Wer Esq., Harry Comfort of former
pastors communication from Rev. NJ f. 1as
son. Of the above who may not be able TO DC
Special music by the Trinity Reformed Choir of Thurmon
SUNDAY JUNE
900 A. NJ Anniversary Sunday School,
1890 A. NJ One seventyffth Anniversary Service
(bl Communion Sermon by George W. Richards,
D. D, L. 1. D.. President Of the Theological Seminary
and Professor of Church History Lancaster, Pa .
(c) One Hundred Sevenyffth Anniversary Offering with
Historic Collection Plates; announcements $3.50
(d) Baptism, using Historic Bapismal Bowl used lou
years ago at Apples Church
(e) Confirmation and Reception of New Members
(f) Communion using Communion Services OF l'41
and 1882 with others exhibition to the present
individual SET and oneDrom Apples Church This Com
munon is for all, and especially for the old and those
friends and members who come from distance
(g) Unwilling of Memorial Tablet , 49,.
(h) Service the graveyard A short memo
address and poem by Rev. p E. Helmer En- -
Close-Anniversary Benedicton
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 500 O'CLOCK
Procession Creagerstown to the Old Monoc
acy Log Church SITE
Singing by Gospel voices led by c. A. Long,
by Prof. George Ed. Smith, of Frederick
Historical Addresses by Rev Dr. George w. Richards OF
Lancaster Steiner, of Baltimore and brief general
address by Emory Coblentz Esq, of Frederick
dwelling of Historic Marker.
Mzpeh, and Apostolic Benediction
SUNDAY EVENING 500 O'CLOCK
Closing Service
Glade and Utica Charges Night
Walter Hartze of Wakersvine and Robert
Lee of the above charges respectively
Special by Wakersve Woodsboo and Utica charge
chors
L. G. Keer Rev. R. canahan and Elder Henry
Warenfelz appointed committee to represent maryland
al 175th Anniversary Services
Consstory
Rev. p Heimer, Phi. D., Minister and President
Roger Geisbet Clarence Shrner
William Long u vincent JACKSON oecre"iS
Sunday School
Roger Geisbert superintendent
Clarence A. Long Assistant SuperIntenaenI
Nellie Long Assistant Secretary
C. Vincent Jackson treasurer
Mabel Long Orgahist
Mrs Harry Isanogle Assistant GOrganlst
c.. A. Long musical Dfec'or
POINTS TO NOTICE
served the church after the morning SER
vice, to friends from distance.
for the great afternoon Historic mass
Meeting Old Monoccy Log Church. Free trans
poaton Creagerstown the Old Church site will be tu
nished children and visiting friends.
westbomd trains on Sunday
morning June h passengers to
Creagerstown
The Gospel Chorus present and sing at all services
Be sure bring your program with to all services and es
pecaly the Sunday Services.
HISTORICAL FACTS
The Old Monocacy Log Church was built in 1882 -
village Hunting Creek near Shyocks MIL
was founded between 1880 This the Oldest SETTLE
ment Of people in Western Maryland
Church organized May sth 141
Michael Schlatter