Orphans' Home to Open in September in Washington County
At the May meeting of the Board of Managers for the Washington County Orphans Home twelve children were reported in good health. Four new Edmiestone were added during the month. By May 1, sixty five children remained in families or under supervision. Donations and support were acknowledged from local groups including the Ta gerstown Driving Club and First Christian Church. Members planned a trip to San MarIo to view progress on the new buildings to be occupied jointly with the Peter Gray Wonte and expected ready for occupancy about September 1.
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Colonial Theatre
Grace Martin
Blue Ridge
First Christian Church
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San Mario
Peter Gray
Catholic priesthood tone tax Germany shown outlawed
Trev Fr Giller Hite and Mrs Josephine Teition along with prothon Wf Mise Joannin Haun of the city were ordained to oppose a Catholic priesthood tax tied to German policy. Archbishop M Curley reportedly designated actions to Saints Talrinarg Warner Faw, with outside concerns on Davesheat, amid English customs.
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Greencastle Items Of Interest From Greencastle
June 12 report notes burial of Edward Garner Anderson shot by Edward Clay, with both killed. Garner son of late Benjamin Larner, mother on Dahlgren street. Luther A. B. Fleming retires after 35 years as Lutheran Sunday School superintendent. F. I. Werk reelected secretary for next year. High School seniors to Washington trip June 14 for three days. New large granite light pole on King playground for concerts. Pred Clark and wife move to east Madison Street home. Bitner and Goetz lay 1200 feet of pavement in one day in front of T. W. Brendle home. Alpha Circle hosts at Mrs. Robert Stout. Mission Guild picnic June 15 at Musselman Woods. Samuel Myers and family visit from News Port, Pa. Mary Weagley to clerk at Fries department store Centre Square. Mrs. Waller Mansey and Edith Barnett among visitors. Miss Mary Patton and Elinor Patton guests. George Diets announce birth of son June 11. Harriet Patton of Chambersburg visiting Mrs. Bitner. Harold W. Whitmore of Cleveland visits Brenneke apartments.
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Edward Garner
Anderson
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Edward Clay
Anderson Woliaman
Benjamin Larner
Dahlgren Street
Luther A. B. Fleming
Lutheran Sunday School
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F. 1 Werk
Washington, D. OG
King Playground
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Pred Clark
Zeigler
East Madison Street
Bitner
Goetz
South Shington Street
Alpha Circle
Lutheran Church
Robert, Stout
South Carlisle Street
Mission Guild
Grave Reformed Church
Num Hue of
Jin Musselman
Samuel Myers
Newsport
Edith Barnett
Easton
Mary Patton
Philadelphia
Elinor Patton
East Mallimure Street
George Diets
Anie Bitner
North Washington Street
Tiarold WN. Whitmore
Cleveland
Ohio
E. Whitmore
Brenille Apartments
London shares of school leavers entering labor market
About 600000 children leave British elementary schools annually to enter work. Of them around 35000 reside in London, indicating a substantial regional distribution of youth workforce entrants.
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