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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1935
Page
6
The Rt. Rev. Boyd Vincent, longtime bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio and the oldest bishop in the American Episcopate, died at his Cincinnati home after suffering a heart attack a week earlier. The obituary notes his emeritus status and long service.
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Mapleville officers for the ensuing year at San Mar chapel were elected with John Wisherd as superintendent, Harold Shearer secretary and treasurer, and librarians including Shearer and Elmer Tracey. Wisherd marks his fifteenth year as superintendent. The adult Bible Class social at San Mar memorial home featured many locals, with a program and refreshments.
Mrs. Nancy Foltz and son Martin of Hagerstown visited C E Fahrney and wife. Miss Mamie Fahrney hosted Mrs. Kieffer Moser and children near Beaver Creek. Mrs. Hubert Detrow and daughter Kathleen visited Mrs. Alice De Rey Stewart and wife Beaver Creek. Atlee Smith and Charlie Dick were entertained by John Martz.
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