Union Service in Baker Park Draws Crowd
A large turnout gathered for a community union service in Baker Park on Sunday. Rev. Mr. Harris preached on Psalm 23 with the theme The Good Shepherd, stressing God’s care for the soul and urging self-examination for neglecting talents and opportunities. The service featured hymns and prayers, with remarks on moral standards and the spiritual duties of Christians.
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Harsis
Harus
Pachasane
Davancas
Amile
Charles Roser
Lynn St
Amon Burgee
Chares D. Harts
Baltimore
Kip-! Ung
Bruther Rice Prater
Oe L Bowers
Street Chistian Church
Benedici
Detour Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Visits
Detour residents and guests share weekend visits and gatherings from Aug 13. Families include Gibson, Pfouz, Werb, Po, Weyl, Warren, Daghet, Yoder, Dayhodt and others. The Eigen Wende reunion drew attendees at Mt Tabor Park in Rocky Fez with extended families from Detour and surrounding areas.
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Atos
William Gibson
Sale
Lera Ait Cuna
Imogene
Tour
Guy Warten
Rhea
Hannah
Louise Keytville
James Warren
Mt Tabor Park
Rocky Fez
Ralph Daghet
York Pa
Emory L. Warner
Dime Kumpewn
Name
Sizzling Summer Breaks Heat Records in 1934 Month
Weather data show July 1934 tying or surpassing prior heat records across the midwest and southwest. Cities like Des Moines and Oklahoma City reported record highs up to 112 degrees and multiple 100-degree days, with Des Moines noting a long consecutive heat stretch. The era's heat persisted longer than 1901, driven by unusually intense temperatures across several states.
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Weather Bureau
B. Colton
Associated Press
Washington
Jo B Kincer
Middle West
Oklahoma City
Dea Moines Ia
Columbus
North Platte
Neb
Dea Moines
Kincer
Des Moines
Columbia, Mo
North Platte, Neboe
Concordia A
Oklahoma Cis
Tolt Smith Ark
Midwest
Southwest
Floating elf asks help as mystical ride spirals out of control
In a hazy tale from 1834, Daily loud notes a floating youngster while a mystic robe and waving shawl calm fears as onlookers urge grounding. The scene centers on a magical flight with Patrons and a curious rider seeking safety.
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Geldy
Middletown Visitors and Residents Share Summer Visit Notes
Middletown Aug 13 A list details visits and travels of locals and relatives. Miss Hardee Beard of Thurmont and Miss Minnie E Cockerly visit in Middletown while Mrs George C Rhoderick Sr visits her daughter Miss Helen M Rhoderick in Washington. Numerous others travelers from Baltimore Hagerstown Brunswick and Alexandria stay with relatives or visit friends here or in nearby towns. Regulars such as Mr and Mrs Lester Coblentz Mr and Mrs Carl Eisminger and families from Dundalk Franklin Ohio and Montreal are mentioned along with trips to Chicago and the World’s Fair.
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Kretzer
Mary Hien Lorraine
Jane and
Wilmer
Hagerstaun
Clyde Routzahn
Wiliam Routtahr
Mt Lesa
Elmer Bussard, Jr
Elmer Bussard
Muddleoan
George F. Moss
Baltimore
Grace Baxter Young
Irving
Young
Conrad Young
Middletown
Mas Gevaude Shafer
Wasi
Faedae Shafer
Hardee Beard
Thurmont
Minnie E Cockerly
George C Rhoderick
Helen M. Rhoderick
Washington
Harlan Green
Hagerstown
Ellerton
Maggle Harp
Brunswick
Waynesboro
Alma Curfman
Mass
Virginia
Virginia Bussard, Northeast of Middletown. —M. and Mrs C. Earl Butts
Mt Wes
Gene
Tiis Place
Gardner
Robert Mc Willams
Albertt Lutz
Dauchirs Sreta
Katherine
Aon
Centon
Mooste
Joseph OG. Gaver
Montreal
Canada
Samuel Ryan
Frids Tey
Harold A. Ahalt
Lttle
Uniet Defost
Viestry
Mia
Mia Earl Williams
Wastundan DC
Uher
Mircher AP Cebleviz
Charles Coblentz
Little Son
Alexandria, Va
Coblentz
C Herman Coblenty
William G. Reeder
Bruce
James
Mid
Dletown
Earl Quand
Dundalk
Lester Coblentz
Janet
Frances
Ansview
Chicago
Carl Eisminger
Edna May
Alice
Franklin
Ohio
Charles B. Darner
Bretty
Leslie N. Coblent2
Aurview
Daisy E Wyand
James A. Warlow
Hegerstorm
George N. English
James H. Firor
Gilbert Burton
Beaver Check
Daniel L. Bussard
Famkous
Herman Harshman
Lorraine
Nancy Jane
Edgar Flock
Ruth Se
Glenddio Fark
Enos Routzahn
Dorothy
Bradley
Jane
Roprit
Myersville
Robert Wuhide
Walkersville
John W Doub
Acadene
Vi Doub
Harret
Mis l Douts
Travers Thomas
Prederick
Pyng Porter
Goldie Merrill
Merle Nikuk
Detour family and friends gather for a Sunday roast near Lake View Park
The article lists numerous relatives and acquaintances visiting and staying at homes around Kessville and Hamstead, including Miss Louise Warren and families such as the Walhides Ritter and All tours. It mentions a Wiener roast near Lake View Park, various day trips to Atlantic City, and multiple farmers and residents from surrounding areas.
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Marge
Donald
Lake View Park
Louise Warren
Ketsville
James A
Inflation talk in Treasury circles unsettles markets
Washington aug 12 treasury officials deny plans for printing new currency or backing money with gold as inflation worries persist. The administration signals a 24 hour policy readiness while bond prices slide, with observers linking inflation talk to upcoming financial operations.
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Washington
Macao
Treasury
Treasury Us
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