Old Year Passed and New Year Welcomed in Town
The piece recalls New Year celebrations and community life in 1920s era, noting churchs, lodges, weddings, and social events. It highlights the Lutheran church age, theater offerings, and local happenings from St. Timothy's to St. Barnabas, with mentions of elections, weather, and a moving town record. It also lists local people and holiday visits, plus a New Year greeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Timothy's
Schleysville
St. Barnabas
Secretary Wallace Wins Humorous Minnesota Walking Contest
The article notes Secretary of Agriculture Wallace winning a walking contest against Megnne Johnson, a Minnesota senator and farmer. It highlights Wallace's self described qualification and a lighthearted comparison to triumph.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Meg Nne Johnson
Minnesota
Nate
Explosion injures men and baby in Ming blasting incident
A coal blast at the home of 18 year old Curtis Alford in Ming Blasting Wyoming injured him leaving one eye lost and badly wounded the other while a 16 month old infant nearby was hurled into an empty coal bucket. Investigators suspect dynamite embedded in coal failed to explode as designed and caused the blast that rocked the house blew open doors and extinguished lights.
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Harrodyburg
Fan
Curtis Alford
Haing
Scarred Face Wins Higher Award in Paris Case
Miss Lian Aggles ton of Elizabeth New Jersey received 59,000 cranes from the automobile owner who knocked her down in Concorde on July 20. Though French courts usually award only in death cases, her scarred face won the compensation as the accident was investigated.
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Paris
Lian Aggleston
Elizabeth
N. JL
Montgomery county deputies named to serve circuit court papers
Chief Charley T. Cooley and several Montgomery county police officers were appointed deputy sheriffs by Sheriff Clay Plummer to act in the Rockville circuit court. The group took the oath of office before the Circuit Court clerk in Rockville. The note closes with a satirical line about rewriting versus reading the Bible.
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Polles
Rockville
Montgomery County
Charley T. Cooley
Kart Budding
Lawrence Clagett
Osccur Gather
Guy Jones
Leroy Modeers
Bherim Yl
Clay Plummer
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Charley Rhoderick
Valley Register
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Damas Us
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Alro
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Josiah Lawson
T. Leste Davis
Tas
Od. Browning
Kemptown
AB. Beall
Maccus
Fan B.C
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Washington
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Rosemont
Hosemoont Dua
Lexandrie
Norris Linewood
Columbus W. Day
Cornelius Watkins
Rualtimore
John RR. Woodfield
Morgan St Watkins
Damascus
Clifton Stanley
Nor Lineweaver
f_ Day
Roland Mulinix
Wiliam Mulinix
Fred Glaze
Win. Scott
Albert Scott
J. B. Beall
H. F. Pierce
Nobil Unelesbee
Sterling Day
Keh Warfield
Richard Gue
Yellow Springs
Simparley
Walkersville
Greenawalt
DEUG
Market Sta
Hrockville
New York Tribune
Doan
Dean
Walter Cockrell
W. Madison
John Braehey
South St
Pearce
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfg
Buffalo
N. Y
Nicodemus
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Nicodemus Ice Cream Co
Maryland
Central Trust Company
Bankers and Trust
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Chase Save
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County of
George TY. Baumgardner
George T. Baumgardner
Grover L. Michael
Tom C. Leatherman
John A. Engle
G. Lloyd Talmer
Allen G. Quynn & Co
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GEO. S. Rodock & Son
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