World-43 with a Fencehie Chapter One Carol at Home
In a charged room in Meredith Georgia, Carol contemplates family pressure and her own future. Milly faces limited options while Pat, Evan, and others orbit her decisions. Carol weighs teaching a high school post versus staying home to support kin, grappling with duty, ambition, and love amid a changing town.
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Milly
Carol
Evan Torrance
Evan
Belf
Pat
Mat
Tess
Abe
Meredith
Rome
Ric
Bern
Jil
Meredith Stack
Ant
Hetlratsin
Bender
Alin
Local Social Notes From Sabillasville Area
fragmented social column lists visitors and relatives in Sabillasville and nearby towns. names include Glenn Drown from Atlanta and Ms Romey Perry with daughter from New Winder, plus Elizabeth Ghoelds returning from Atlantic City trip. Also mentions Mabel Alien, Eva Hare, Elizabeth Stoner, and Ruby Anna Reyer among others with brief visits and departures.
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Sabillasville Bablitasvile
Newark
New Jersey
Glenn Drown
Atlanta
Les
Romey Perry
New Winder
Elizabeth Ghoelds
Atlantic Cts
Ming Mabel Alien
Putchmend
Eva Harefaueh
Flizabetly Stoner
Wande
Athe Tee
Peta Pete
Ruby Anna Reyer
Waite
Ant Waik
Somerset Pa Residents Attend Summer Church Events
Miss Margaret Small guests visit Blue Ledge and Summit areas for weekend events. Church of God at Tether peest hosts annual Sunday Behespiente on Saturday at Camp Wichie grounds. Mender Lather plans and work on local repairs, school changes noted, plus local social gatherings.
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Victor Rowell
Child Burns Danger Highlights Home First Aid Tips
The article reviews safe handling of child burns, stressing quick cooling with water, avoiding cotton or gauze that sticks, and using petrolatum to soothe. It notes that severe burns require medical care, warns against home remedies like baking soda beyond initial cooling, and emphasizes supervising hydration and medical evaluation to prevent scarring and complications.
Epworth League delegates and postmaster meeting notes
The article lists brassage of local people traveling to Mountain Lake Park for an Epworth League convention and a Maryland postmasters meeting in Annapolis. It notes visits by Virginia Jones, Miss Mary Newcome, Mary Rockwell, and others, plus trips to Baltimore, Washington, Toronto, Niagara Falls, and Niagara, with mentions of Camp Nawakwa attendees and a hospital operation recovery.
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Prunawick
C. Ja
Moats
Adele Dixon
Mountain Lake Park
Epworth League
M. E. Church
BE. Lynch Crass
Purdum
Washington
Virginia Jones
Taltmore
Mary Newcome
Ming Mary Rockwell
Third Avenue
Mreoitt T. Brown
Weet Featreet
Mrz
Mra
William P. Fuller
Mel
Louis Haas
Lady Gat
United States
Canada
Wenry J. Moses
Mary F. Norris
Ula City
Wihington
D.C
Toronto
Niagara Falls
Watkinston, Noy
Taneytown Friends and Area Guests Findings
Taneytown and nearby residents were noted visiting and traveling weekend trips. John Leister and family, George Bender, Norman Lawrence and daughter Joan, Donald Tracey, and John Chenowith with Delmar Rime left Sunday for Atlantic City New Jersey for a week. Fred Bower and Lew Elliot returned from Camp Nawakwa after two weeks at the Lutheran Leadership Training Center. Dr Percy Mehring and daughter Betty with Mrs Norman Walimpardter hosted work weekend guests Speingfeld Massachusetts. Miss Doris Hess and Miss Mildred�
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Mra
John Leister
George Bender
Gettysburg
Pas
Norman Lawrence
Joan
Tanover
Donald Tracey
John Chenowith
Delmar Rime
Atlantic City
N. J
Fred Bower
Lew Elliot
Camp Nawakwa
Lutheran Leadership
Visitors and Local Notices From Keymar Area
Recent visitors to Marshall W. Bell's home include Joseph Lizpen Braddock Hoghts Edith Zent and Williiam Hom from Baltimore and Marshall Zrot from Quinque Virginia. David Williams and wife from Philadelphia visited Lamy delphi family and Leldy Zern. Etta Mae Staub accepted no position at Frederick Tailoring Company. Roy Strine and family from Westminster were guests of EMe Haugh. William Colliflower and grandson Donald from Baltimore and Wilfred Smith from near Weotallick visited Newton Sixx family. Annie Brady was taken to a Baltimore hospital for treatment and observation. George Sexton returned from time with his mother in New York. Agnes Sixx spending a week with uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Willem Collflower in Baltimore. Mrs Marshall Bell and Miss Agnes Sixx spent last Friday in Frederick on business. Mrs John Leaking has been in, Lieutenant Thomas W. Otto has
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Keymar Keymar
Marshall W. Bell
Joseph Lizpen
Braddock Hoghts
Edith
Zent
Williiam Hom
Baltimore
Marshall Zrot
Quinque
David Williams
Philadelphia
Ditha
Leldy Zern
Etta Mae Staub Tas
Frederick Tailoring Company
Frederick
Roy Strine
Westminster
Eme Haugh
Dorothy
William Colliflower
Donald
Wilfred Smith
Weotallick
Guliday Wbetuw
Newton Sixx
Boy Hurt in Fall. Brother Also Injured at Home
July 24 report from Mackael Oxta describes a boy named Bax Hawks hurt when his sister Mary underwent surgery. Parents Mr and Mrs Max-Hawkens prevented him from visiting. In the afternoon Max was taken to hospital after a fall from a porch left him with a broken arm.
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Mackael
Oxta
Bax Hawks
Mary Exouse
Max — Hawkens
Max
Local Social Notes and Military Training Move
Desiemated as Maeghnental Pub ety Oleer for the 318th Ine headquarters in Ketehaond. While 3,000 Cutiwens Miliary Tron ing Camp youths are being trained at Fort George G. Meade, Marghiget Teentenant Otto attached to the 628th Infantry for this tour of a -Mrs. Elvin Dem and deughter, Oneida, called on Mes. John Forrest And Mrs. Bessie Mehring, Briday. -Mrs. James Horning and brother, de Lindeau, and Orville Groese weof Washington, DC, called on Mrs. Lent, Koons and Mrs. Tertia Albaugh. Mr and Mrs. Pan Crorentokio Young Er, Lote, wen Ve tots at the home of Mr and Afra, Jol Leakins. -fimer Lindsay has returned home after spending some time with his
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Fort George G. Meade
Marghiget
Otto
610Th Infantry
Baltimore
Bee
628Th Infantry
Elvin Dem
Deughter
Oneida
John Forrest
Bessie Me
Undefined fragmentary event at rocky ride park in pennsylvania
A fragmentary OCR text mentions Gettysburg Pennsylvania and Middleburg with names Bertha Albaugh David Leakins and Helen Jar. The passage is garbled and does not provide a clear event, date, or outcome.
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Ming
Geet? Koons
Bertha Albaugh
David Leakins
Gettysburg
Rocky Ride
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