Weather recedes floods as streams fall after weekend storm
Local streams are receding after a weekend of mixed precipitation. The Potomac and Shenandoah rivers fell from flood levels as Monocacy also dropped, while sleet and rain gave way to snow at times. Temperatures swung by about 2 degrees, signaling an early spring possibility despite lingering icy streets.
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Sumas
Frederick Culiity
Potomac River
Harpers Ferry
Shenandoah River
Potomac
Monocacy River
Fragmentary Note Mentions Spring Events
A fragmented text references spring season items and related events, indicating a discussion or listing about upcoming activities. No clear subjects or locations are identifiable from the readable fragments.
Local Happenings and Church Services Reported
In Harney Jan 24 Roscoe Kiser and Marian Eckenrode family visits noted. Upcoming services: U R B church Sunday at 7:30 with Sunday school. St Paul's Lutheran Sunday at 2 with Rev Herbert Schmidt. Francis Null, son of Rev Thitchlie W Nil, recently transferred from Pullingn Cay Company in Washington DC to Siam Florida.
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Harney
Roscoe Kiser
Charles Eckenrode
Loys
Marian Eckenrode
Francis W. Null
Thitcluie W. Nil
Tawa
Ernie
Pullingn Cay Company
Washington
DE. C
Siam
Florida
Will Taye Ehurke
Electricnt
Destructive Flood Threat Across States Up to Millions in Damage
The latest deluge driven by swollen rivers threatened a major flood disaster with millions in damage and over 100000 people leaving homes. The map highlights the worst areas along about 1000 miles of the Ohio River from Pittsburgh to the Mississippi. Emergency crews evacuated lowland residents and moved thousands into relief stations to protect lives and public health.
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Oho River
Pittsburgh
Mississippi River
Tsing
Cincinnati
Rond-atricken
Ohio
Covington
Central Bridge
Clergy Speaker At Mt Joy Parish Sunday Service
Mr. Clark of the Seminary at Gettysburg spoke at Mt. Joy and St Paul churches on Sunday in Rev. Herbert Ho Schmidt’s absence. Mr and Mrs John Warner and Mr Rowan Saint visited Mey Paul Smenhelser and wife in Taneytown. Mrs Luther Harner and Ruth Snider hosted Rev John Simlerson and family for dinner. Harry Wolff spent mourning evening with Nor Hess and Catherine. Mr and Mrs Rotart Re te of York visited the latter’s parents.
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Clark
Gettysburg
Waa
Mt. Joy
St. Paul's
Herbert Ho Schmidt
John Warner
Rowan Saint
Mey
Paul Smenhelser Ant
Taney- Town
Luther Harner
Ruth Snider
John Simlerson
Wiltiin
Woul Moe
Harry 2
Wolff
Nor HI Hess
Catherine
Mor
Atra
Rotart Rete
York
Charles L. Watkins Dead at 72 in Damascus
Charles L. Watkins, 72, longtime Montgomery County clerk of the Circuit Court, died in Damascus. He was the father of Clay Watkins and survived by his widow. Funeral details were not provided in the fragment.
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Charles L. Watkins
Damascus
Ian
A Oma
Charles Lee Watlins
Claytothe Watkins
Montgomery County
Bie Hhang
Helmy
Hile
Erratic OCR Text Fragment Names Locales and Individuals
Fragmentary OCR lists misread names and places such as Mis Miniue A Watkins and others including Mrs Lenax ertbes and Woodfields. The garbled line references several individuals from various locales like Charleston and Morrisville, with unclear relations or actions.
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Fee Witking
Dr. Mra
Cecil Aistoward
Laytunzelles Mra
Elgienue van Ates
Wiliam Meath
Hand-Knit Gloves Fetch High Auction Amount
The late Mr. and Mrs. Weinharay Doubs estate offered a small tract of real estate and personal items for sale Saturday morning. A large crowd attended the sale conducted by administrator Robert Gi. Wright with bidders showing strong interest in the hand knit gloves believed to avoid a home made look. Final bids reached about $1550 for the clothing items while the real estate held firm near $23,000 though some attention drifted to other pieces in the auction.
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Rols T LD. Weinharay Doubs
WNMI
Robert Gi. Wright
Marnie
Qaccanat
Totet
Parhees Berg
Obituary: Montgomery County Resident Walker Watkins
Mrs. Rachael Walker and Clayton ER Watkins of Gatthersburg mourn the death of a long time resident and farmer. He leaves two brothers, two sisters, and several relatives. A prominent farmer and longtime member of the Upper Seneca Baptist Church in Cedar Grove, he contributed to local life and banking in Rockville.
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Rachael Walker
Clayton ER. Watkins
Gatthersburg
L. Watkins
Cornelius A. Watkins
Cedar Grove
Baltimore
Charles ‘T. Johnston
Germantown
G. Otis Hendrick
Uraana
Walkias
Waraol
Montgomery County National Bank of
Rockville
Upper Seneca Uipist Church
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