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Fragmentary Local Notice Faces Christmas Social Details
An OCR filled page lists numerous names and places in a dense tangle of family, church, and community references. It notes Christmas gatherings, visits, and travels across towns like Clinton, Washington, and Pottersville, with kinship ties and transfers between households. The garbled text preserves names such as Mrs. Rush, Miss Ruth Rugh, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ackerson, along with mentions of local churches, schools, and a New York trip, painting a broad picture of holiday activity and extended family connectivity.
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Wadetork
Ugh
Uridge
UEC
Conia Heath
Ile
Rlebert
Bette
Stone
Gree
Pat
Eisen
Murex
Earestey
Fie
Ipsa
Nash
Ieee
Vraniels Moule
Peessee
Dan Atte
Mortral
Mortral “Mes
Joseph
Christidis
Wilauin
Gerry Retuendil
Tron Aovists
Inves Christiiis
Densi
Jersey
Simu
Geenar
Patten
Prink Riddle
Tia Suis
Iow Tay
Raul An
Righ
Sraith
Chas
Tahson
Jicob Tiutewer
Erwin Ot
Chun Humphreys
T Trans
Elish Ridge
Piappe
Phim
PhUipetwre
Beranten
John Hazlett
Kitneraville
Wim. Dalrymipte
Tories
Lotte Washington
Hverthorn
Rusho
Arthur
Sunde
Samuel Opdyke
Long Belden
Chis. Onlyke
C. Snider
Isiday
Ackerson
Boworetowrn
Kendell
Washington
Albert. Hoehboom
Suns
Rilag Abbie Dean
Clinton
Ruth Rugh