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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1935
Page
4
The Rt Rev Boyd Vincent retired bishop in the Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio and the oldest bishop in the American Episcopate died in his home last night from a heart attack suffered a week ago. Special rate for Classified Acts available for multi day appearances.
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San Mar chapel members elected John Wisherd as superintendent and Harold Shearer as secretary, with Lester Fahrney treasurer. Librarians are Shearer and Elmer Tracey. Wisherd marks his fifteenth year in the post. Nearby CCC members Vernon Plattner and Carroll Hose of Cumberland visited homes. Adult Bible class Christmas social at Sam Mar memorial home included many local residents. Refreshments followed a short program.
Creek residents and members of the Fahrney, Detrow, Moser and De Rev families hosted visits to homes along Beaver Creek. Miss Mamie and Miss Katie Fahrney and Mrs Nancy Foltz with her son Martin of Hagerstown visited C E B Fahrney and his wife. Mrs Kieffer Moser and children near Beaver Creek visited Bruce Moser and his wife. Mrs Hubert Detrow and daughter Kathleen visited Mrs Alice De Rev Stewart and wife. Atlee Smith and Charlie Dick, Mr Lena were entertained by John Martz.
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