Funeral and social notes from Wolpsville county
The county news from Wolpsville records the funeral of Stoward G. Barkdoll and the month old death of George Barkdoll Jr. Interment was in the Lutheran cemetery. Numerous visits and social calls are noted, including Miss Angre Himes in Foxville visiting the Duble family, Miss Katie Buliman in Foxville visiting brothers, and many travelings among residents to nearby towns. Religious services are announced for next Sunday at 10:30 by Rev. H. L. McLean.
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Wolpsville
Stoward G. Barkdoll
George Barkdol, Jr
Charles W. Phuumer
UL B
Angre Himes
Foxville
Abs
John Duble
Katie Buliman
Preston
Emory Frey
Toe Bridgeport
J. C. Brandlenburg
Lilie Stottlemyer
Llagerstown
Belvn Stottlemyer
G. R. Stottlemyer
Shenandoah Collegiate Institute
Dayton
Virginia
Libertytown Church Events And Local Socials This Week
In Libertytown area preaching at Ue Methodist Protestant church at 6 30 p m and 7 30 p m by Rev J W Parris and the local pastor. Miss Annie Peddicord hosts a card party with prizes to Mrs Charles Smith and Frank Hammond. attendees include Eva Angela Irene Sappington Clara Poole Maude Simpson Corrine Beavens Cordell Poole and others. Also notes on social visits, entertainment at Unionville Singanore church, and a bowling alley project by Walkerstown residents Zimmerman Wachter Strine. The Monocacy Valley Concert Band reports strong season success under Prof Pierce Snider of Union Bridge with plans for a larger 23 30 piece ensemble next year.
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J. W. Parris
Annie Peddicord
Charles Smith
Frank Hammond
Eva
Angela
Irene Sappington
Clara Poole
Maude Simson
Corrine Beavens
Cordell Poole
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lev. Solomon Germany
John Rippeon
Howard S. Thomas
H £Lizabeth Parsons
Daniel Weaver
Mabel Chilcoate
Baltimore
Dallas Baker
Walkersville
Messrs
Zimmerman, Wachter
Strine
Emory L
Kate Smith
Libertytown
Singanore Methodist Episcopal Church
Unionville
Annabelle Cross
Valley
Miss Cross
J. Keefer Winpigler
J. William Speak
LeGore
Monocacy Valley
Pierce Snider
Union Bridge
Edward Martin
Waynesboro
James McGuigan
Thurmont
L. C. Ogle
C. L. Valentine
Robert L. Ogie
Elmer C. Speak
William Albaugh, Jr
Trueman Alba
Samuel C. Free
Bassisling
George W. Hann
Elroy Whitmore
W. Levi Hann
Green Spring Valley
Local residents host and visit across towns
Mrs Hlatlig Walker and son Mlulcher and Mrs C G L Jonsen spent an evening with Mrs James Watkins. Roy Smith of Tau rel returned after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Anthony Smith. The stork visited Roy Weller’s home for a fine boy. Rosa Lewis visited Anna Lawson in Lewisdale. Mrs William Broadhurst and daughter Odessa returned home near Washington after a few days with friends. Ora Musgrove and Goldie returned home near Bethesda with her mother Mrs A A Wetkins. Betty Davis visiting friends in Virginia. Mr and Mrs Walaa Long hosted friends on Monday.
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Roscoe Mackey
Thurmont
Jacob Shawn
Robert Colliflower
Miss Houck
William Colliflower
Kahler Fiigmaurice
Baltimore
Eloffman
New York
Jago Cornflower
Mamie Seiss
Gettysburg
Bitterville
Mabel Miller
Brother Charles
Lo S Station
Belle Seiss
Knouse
Teterville
L. Seiss
Maria Magle
Knson
Utica
Cuthring Ingle
Mary Galdiflower
Howard
Woodbine
Jennie Colliflower
Clayton Newcomer
Ar Thnes
Washington
Newcomer
Howard Colliftower
Miller
Frederick Creek
Hlatlig Walker
Mlulcher
C. GL. Jonsen
James Watkins
Roy Smith
Taurel
Anthony Smith
Stork
Roy Weller
Rosa Lewis
Anna Lawson
Lewisdale
William Broadhurst
Odessa
Ora Musgrove
Goldie
Bethesda
A. A. Wetkins
Betty Davis
Virginia
Community Guests Share Music and Straw Ride Evening
Guests included Mr. and Mrs. William Long and family and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Stite among others. The gathering featured vocal and instrumental music, a late dining room refreshment, and a straw ride. Robert Grabill and family visited William Martin of Hoover's Will. John Eyjer spent weekend in York with his Grandson Master Ployd Lineh. Mr and Mrs Collins of Waynesboro visited Charles Favorite and family. Ruth Summel visited friends in Walkersville.
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Ing
Mroo
William Long
E. L. Stite
Hiramt Ecker
Gimer Bowers
Jilen Vrfield
Samuel Long
Irene, Hecker
Mary Long
Evelyn Bowers
George
Charlie Hicker
Tohu Long
Allen
Robert Keker
Marshal Slilely
Mr Kinney
Robert Grabill
William Martin
Hoover's
Will
John Eyjer
York, Pa
Ployd Lineh
Wid
Taft Considers Budget System To Compare With Budget Form
Beverly Massachusetts September 20 President Taft plans to let the people become familiar with a budget system of estimating revenues and expenditures, whether Congress approves or not. He may issue a statement on the budget, after discussing with Secretary MacVeagh. The Roosevelt Johnson third term remark provoked widespread disgust among Democrats and Republicans alike.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
Congress
Fragmentary prose puzzle from an old page clipping
A garbled OCR text fragment mentions names and phrases such as Chamberlain and Watch The News grow. It reads as scattered garble with no clear event or cohesive reporting. No identifiable figures, places, or actions can be determined from the readable material.
Russian Aviator Rescued After Hydroplane Sinks in Grant Park
Ignata Sera mouk a Russian aviator with a French license, was rescued a mile out in Lake Mithoyan after his hydroplane blew up from radiator explosion. He suffered burns to his back as onlookers watched boats race to aid him while winds halted Molaviaven program.
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Chicago
Ignata Sera]mouk
Grant Park
Lake Mithoyan
Neces
Flo
Molaviaven
Fecal
Ladrov
Caniae
Bethwith Thivens
Anthony Jan Tus
Babies mixed in hospitals raise demand for checks
In Pittsburgh in September a claim by the Associated Women's clubs alleges maternity wards mix up newborns. Nurses allegedly present the first baby to each curious parent, with husbands sometimes noticing the error and withholding wages over the fear of sharing paternity.
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Pittsburgh
Associated Women’s Clubs
Eis
Jie
Labor men get extension for contempt appeals
Gompers Mitchell and Morrison may file appeals from contempt of court sentences for Bucks Stove and Bang Cage violation. Their filing deadline was moved from October 1 to November 1. The men are jailed pending review.
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Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
Washington
Samuel Goimpers
Frank Morrison
John Mitchell
Marines Under Fire in Managua Military Action
In Managua and surrounding areas the Nicaraguan loyalist forces attacked Minaya for three days as insurgents pressed toward the capital. American Lt. Col. Smedley De Tutte commands a battalion, a rescue train to Grae through Masaya faced rebel fire, and a Red Cross relief effort to aid starving Canadians is noted amid the conflict.
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Managua
Nicarnana
Minaya
Tine Capubs
le City
Uare
Linke Nicaramua
Masaya
Masaith
Hutter
Aslock
Zelodon
Comander
Bauder
Red Cross
Canada
Sinrva- Uo
Taft to witnessed first World Series game in Boston
President Taft plans to attend the opening game of the world series in Boston. He has watched the Red Sox rise toward the American League pennant and will join the fans for the event. The athletics loss in Chicago altered his loyalties from Washington to Boston as the series begins.
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Boston
Beverly
Ata
Gog
Red Sox
Athletics
Taft
Doston
Washington
Strikers Burn Tipple at Carbon Coal in West Virginia
Incendiar ies set oil on the tipple of Carbon Coal company at the head of Carbon Creek in Wanewha county. The fire destroyed the tipple with a loss of 10000 dollars while strikers in the martial law district resist operations. Soldiers hunt the arsonists with bloodhounds as the mine remains in dispute.
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West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Carbon Creek
Wanewhaveunty
Tell Jesus The Feeding Of Five Loaves And Two Fishes
A devotional commentary on Mark chapter six verses 30 to 44 notes Jesus compassion for crowds, the call to bring needs to him, and the miracle of multiplying five loaves and two fishes to feed thousands. It mentions Peter Andrew Philip and the disciples, with reflections on kingdom themes and rest in Jesus.
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Eld Jessen
Troy
Phil
John
Tsrael
Trim
Flo
Philppe
Pru P
Philip
Andrew
Simon Peter
Jte
Tfe
Fragmented Gospel Fragments Reflect Feeding of Five Thousand
The text recalls Jesus crossing the sea with disciples and the miracle of feeding over 5,000 with five loaves and two fish. It stresses reliance on divine provision and the idea that God can use people beyond their limits through faithful action.
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Markvilke
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