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Local notes from Yellow Prings and Wolfsville
Community notices from Yellow Springs and Wolfsville recount a December surprise party for Beulah Long, a first community meeting at the schoolhouse with Frederick County officials, and various local updates on visits, illnesses, church events, and preparations for Christmas including a Mountaindale Union service with Santa.
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Lewis Lortz
Edgewood
John Brown
Boonsboro
Shilke
Bethel
William Long
Misa Beulah
Allen Fisher
John Long
William
John
Gamuc Long
Roland
Lowell Long
Vernon
Minges Beulah Long
Neliye Fisher
Mabel Lonr
Lorete Troxell
Mary Long
Julia Trovel
Gladys Kiser
Lucy Stevens
Kathryne Ogie
Beulah Martin
Baton Robingon
Margaret Ogle
Plora Hollagi
Issac Stevens
Fai Martin
George Hoover
Lealle Fo
Morris Keilholtz
Dward Stup
Steiner Whitmore
William Freshour
Morris Late
Charles Troxell
Noiman
Phillins
Raluare Jannigan
Frank Pantoc
Noitman
Walter Grays
Patna
Karl Troxell
Rot” Dew
Wader Tobnaon
Charles Bad Jetrar le
Lutehr Marth
Wolfsville
G. Lloyd Palmer
Frederick County
Marion L. Flier
Sabinlasville
R. 2. Norment
Reuben Mingham
Maryland
Tomege
Nan S. Tér
Edpa Ebner
Callete
Etla Kroilg
Nias i
Relvie Sigttlomy
Charles Leatherman
My Mar
America
Bath
Republic
Hoover House
Maryland State College of Agriculture
State Board of Health
N. R. Bilckenstaff
Ruth
Reformed School
Paul K. Haya
Ahoe
Borhman
Upton Grosanickte
Highland
Grosanickle
Jonathan N. Wolf