County News Notes Clear Dale Nov 24
Community column lists many local visits births and illnesses. Families from Two Taverns Table Rock Littlestown and Cedar Grove share gatherings with Eckenrode Hawk and King households. Local roads weather and small events noted include arrivals departures hunting trips and a wedding at Cedar Grove on November 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Dale
Allen Eckenrode
Evelyn
Marian
John Shoemaker
John Hawk
Edith Viola
Thomas Dehoff
Ruth
Thomas. Jr
Luther Siiter
Margaret Saurrwein
Minnie Byers
John Harner
Two Taverne
Doris
Harry Spalding
Elizabeth
Malcolm
Frederick
Charles Collins
Table Rock
Claude Snider
Littlestown
Luther Spangler
Cedar Grove
J. C. King
Washington
Ham. Burdatte
J. W. Johnson
Mr. Black
J. O. T. Watkins
Arthur Watkins
James Barker
Clifford Nicholson
J. O. King
Catherine
James B. King
Clerksburg
Harold Burdette
Rebecca Watkins
Gaithersburg
J. L. Riggs
Rockville
Mt Airy
C. T. Berber
Bessie I. Thompson
Hyattstown
Jeweler Samuel L. Tyler Visits Yellow Springs
Samuel L. Tyler, a jeweler from Frederick, spent Sunday in Yellow Springs. Local Wells at several spots began showing leverage as part of the ongoing regional chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Todd
John Masser Sundar
Charles Maccer
James Masser
Kawach Ptaler
Shookstown
John Masser
Heleen Brown
Mildred
Frederick
Vir
Fadridge Wachter
John Rhoderick
J J Rhoderick
Ron Mosehare
Ruseel
Wilton
Pleasant
Pant Fout
Harry Mosehare
Aon Vernon
CC. N. Maeabore
Sandar
John Maceer Ang
Pal
Goldie
Charlee Dodd Sandar
George Perry
YD. Shriner
Coresriie
Yellow Springs
Samuel L. Tyler
Kipling’s Praise Of American Girls And New York Directory Plans
Kipling lauds American girls for wit and poise in contrast to European maidens. RL Polk & Co announces a commemorative New York city directory edition for 1923 marking the city’s 300th anniversary and noting its population growth and port prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RL Polk & Co
City Directory
New York City
Alexander Houlton
ST Wall Street
New York Times
London
Directory
New York
New Jersey
Heat in Earth's interior may force theory overhaul
Long established views on Earth's interior heat face revision after Dr. C B Van Orstrand of the U S Geological Survey reports inconclusive results from temperature tests in 107 deep wells. He notes a steady rise in temperature to about 7,500 feet but questions the rate beyond that depth and the center temperature estimates. A missing law of heat distribution remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. BE. van Oratrand
United States Geological Survey
Doctor van Orstrand
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