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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1922
Page
3
A fragment notes army officers discussing unlikely acts and possible actions. The terse lines hint at internal debate over discipline and readiness amid unclear threats. The piece reads like a diary fragment from a military planning room with vague references to responsibilities.
Bridgeport notes last Sunday’s Women’s Day at Shiloh U B Sunday School with Miss Jeese Holmes as superintendent and Miss Fouke as secretary. Mrs. W. H. Price and others hosted visitors. Numerous local families from Maryland and West Virginia visited area residents including the Harbaughs, Prices, and Plummers. Several members and guests shared in a day of services and calls at several homes around town.
A.F. Dettaw of First Hose Co and Merrill Henne berger visited. Carl Price and Mrs. Jota Bragauier visited H. As Price. Mrs. Clyde Stouffer and children and Elizabeth Thomas spent Thursday with Georgy Betts. A line notes a fiddlers contest in St Pan.
Sunday evening events at the U B church featured a Weltoctite letter og and propebing notes. Farmers in the area worked wheat haulage delayed by rains while residents travel stories and family visits populated the scene including Mrs Iv B Pryor returning from Washington, D C with son Stavily and friends Ray Johnson, Miss Hamburg, Miss Jenkins.
Fragmentary OCR lists residents and visitors including Mrs Charles Hilokenstatt and Mr H Lit, with mentions of Mr Robert Pryuns and Mr Benjamin Shuft visiting relatives. Names include Hagerstown’s Roy Gray and the Grey family, plus Mrs Lilburn Martin and Martha Batla from Martinsburg.
Mis details show Louise James Hardiee and Anna Ingram visiting Martinsburg with their mother Mrs B Talley. Loyd accompanied them home after a weekend visit. The fragment references relatives and travel between families.
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