Community Bazaar And Play Highlight Local Weekend
The Methodist Indies held their annual bazaar with an oyster supper at the M E Church Saturday evening serving fresh oysters fries and stews. A large crowd gathered despite rough roads. The Shanghai school presented a play at the Christian Church at eight o'clock with an enjoyable interlude by Leslie Breese on accordion.
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Methodist Indies
M. E
Shanghai
The
Christian Church
Lester Breese
Elva Gill
Turkey
Greece
Local residents listed for everyday tasks and events
Fred Rea and O. G. Davis butchered two hogs Monday afternoon at the N. G. Wilson home. Zell Wilson and wife visited Eph Wilson over the weekend. Sawers last week included Aaron Campbell, John Knight, Loren Alden and L. D. Strunk. Mrs. Grande Paris helped Mrs. Ray Coltrain with pears. Merle Weatherly attended the Alicia Teachers meeting on Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vens Hiatt
G. E. Luse
Bayard Neff
Russell Davis
Carl Black
Bert Turner
Pearl Turner
Irene Fix
Burke
Vivien Wilson
Fred Rea
O. G. Davis
Dutch DuVall Can Pears
Eph Wilson
N. G. Wilson
Zell Wilson
Eph. Wilson
Aaron Campbell
John Knight
Loren Alden
L. D. Strunk
Grande Paris
Ray Coltrain
Merle Weatherly
Alicia
Hiattsville Community Notes Report Busy Weekend Visits
Hiattsville district residents share a flurry of family visits and travels. W. H. Callen went to St. Louis with stock, N. W. Chambers spent weeks with his daughter Mrs. L. R. Matt, Eva B. Hellyer visited relatives, and numerous Hiatt families gathered at various homes over the weekend. The bulletin notes husking, funeral attendance, parcel post gifts, and a mention that war preparations are in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HL. Callen
St. Louis
W. Chambers
L. R. Matt
Eva B. Hellyer
Mea
Alfred Cyril
Bert Giadfelder
Mrs. Meadows
Roy Scott
Sam Bell
Kenneth
Centerville
Theo Miller
J. IR. Miler
Clarence Miller
Alfred Carlson
Mier
Miller Ridge
Monroe County
Thursay
L. R. Hiatt
Frank Chambers, Jr
Thanksgiving community notes and a farewell in Mora
Neighbors gathered at Walter Gideon’s home for a farewell party as the Gideon family plans to move to their farm in the county’s northeast. A death in the community, A. W. Hintt, occurred at his daughter’s Mora home, leaving many mourners and friends. Church services, Sunday School, and a series of local events, bazaars, plays, and fundraisers are reported, with updates on pledges, missionary work, and upcoming Thanksgiving activities and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gideon
A. W. Hintt
Alice Wilson
Mora Alfred
Crystal Theatre
Pwrnee
Woman's Home Missionary Society
United Brethern Church
Ourret
Rpworth
Sedan
Cnusr
F. A. Reich
Mare Waughop
Fo’elock
Ehure Board
P.m
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Albert Payson Terhune
Margaretta Tuttle
Freeman Tilden
Booth Tarkington
Dorothy Canfield
Konrad Bercovici
Howard Brubaker
Temple Bailey
Wilcox
South America
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Moravia State Savings Bank
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MR. Cherch
Webster's
Smith Drag Co
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Atwater Kent Radio
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Smith Piano CO
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Mary Roberts Rinehart
Saturday Evening Post
Clarence Budington Kelland
George Agnew Chamberlain
May Edginton
Richard Connell
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Joseph C. Lincoln
Hugh MacNair Kahler
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Queen Mary of England
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Zane Grey
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