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I’jnnMnnltif.■Jftumksglving him come and gone. Mid gtootig the many things the people of An1 township have reason to 1)0 thank* f«3 for is the general good health that Sim prevailed throughout the com* tntmily during the past fall and thus farlathe winter. ,The threshing season has closed and the owners of threshing machiucs arc aoildCting thei r foil for their work. The formers pay this toll cheerfully for they 1wrc had an abundant crop. Severn Uwajcrs in No. 8 district had a yield of 4,466 bushels of wheat, actual machine tneisure, and Mr. McGrath had his crop damaged by high water more than JfltMjnshols,Messrs. Hollo and Lawreuco, who met •with severe accidents some time ago, are^HSfc’ehorrcbytorianSun.4*y school at Transfer are getting readyfor their nsnal Christ mas exorcises.Miss Kate Law, who spent a month «ith relatives here, returned to her home In Krio comity, last, Monday.The schools in this township are giving good satisfaction and the attendance 3* unusually large,Miss Lillian Taylor, one of our popular teachers, will be united in marriage1mo Moyer on Thursday, December 38. She is the only one of our girls that lias made the fact of her going to Vie married public, but that is not saying that there arc not others that would like to do HO. .....nn»n Min Mnfhntimt pinmih
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Greenville News
Greenville, Pennsylvania, US
Sat, Dec 11, 1897
Page 4
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Marsha K.
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