Sunday School and Church Activities Noted in Community
The fragmentary report mentions a Sunday School session at 10 20 and a meeting at the Lutheran church, with a choir and offerings. It records visits among relatives, attendance at family gatherings, furloughs from Camp Meade, and local farming notes about wheat harvest, threshing, and storage.
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Hieesng
Miseiohary
Aetersville
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Bines
Sparrow
Samuel
Haut
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M. Wolfe
Aodma
Stert
Mr. C. Newton Trundle
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C. Derr
Johan W
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Broad Run Harvest Report and Local Visits
The tale speaks of wheat harvest nearly finished with a generous straw crop yet poor wheat. Visitors include Mrs EB Guyton of New Windsor Carrall County and Prof E G Guyton with Arlene and Milan. Holgar Thomas of Adamstown and Elia Shawen of Baltimore joined Mrs Franklin Bowlus. Rev H C Erdman of Burkittsville led an outdoor lawn service with a sizable audience amid recent Foreign Missions offering.
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Bowlus
EB. G.guyton
New Windsor
Carrall County
Adamstown
Savannah High School honors nineteen with top average
At Savannah Georgia High School graduation Agnes Lancre Collins, daughter of Dr. I.40 and Mrs. Rachal Reid Collins, was among nineteen honor students in a class of sixty four with an average over 90 in all four years. After a summer in St. Louis she will attend the University of Georgia.
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Savannah
Ex soldier hurt in fall from tree in Woodsho
Robert Aumen of Woodsho fell forty feet from a cherry tree on his property while his mother stood on a ladder. He suffered fractured ribs a shoulder blade and severe bruising. He lay unconscious for about twelve hours and his condition improved last night. He is expected to recover if no internal injuries develop.
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Robert Aumen
Woodasboro
Gud
John H. Aumen
Woodsho
Aumen
Man regains consciousness after medical aid at dawn
At 3 o'clock and 2 o'clock yesterday morning Aumen did not regain consciousness until 2 o'clock. Dr. AL Stultz of Vooilsboro provided medical attention.
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Aumen
AL Stultz
Vooilsboro
Anon
Mt Airy Gets Improvement on Main Street Road
Citizens of Mt Airy rejoice as a new state aid concrete road will extend beyond town limits at both ends, to be completed in about six weeks. State funds cover forty percent, county fifty percent, and abutting property owners ten percent of the cost. The main thoroughfare is currently rough with holes and gullies, and the upgrade is seen as long awaited.
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Mt. Airy
Towen
Baltimore
Ridgeville
Engita
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