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The Republican
Oakland, Garrett County, Maryland
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Mount Zion community update: Farmers report light hay crop but good oats prospects amid rain; poor corn in places. Local work, visits, religious services, Epworth League activities, and anticipation for camp meeting noted.
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Farmers are busy putting away their hay in the rain. Hay is a very light crop this year, but prospects are good for oats. Corn in some places is very poor.
Mr. R. T. Layman is working for Mr. Thomas Frost.
George Pope is harvesting for Albert Michael.
Quite a number of the young folks attended children services at the Beall school house last Sunday and report a large crowd.
George L. Pope, Miss Maud Pope and Miss Jennie Turner spent Sunday in Frostburg.
Mount Zion Epworth League is in progress with about twenty members enrolled. B. F. Michael was the leader last Sunday and gave quite an interesting talk. The topic was the feeding of the five thousand. Albert Michael is the leader for next Sunday. We would be glad to see the church crowded.
The talk is now, are you going to camp meeting?
The shingle mill is booming.
Rev. J. H. Enlow preaches here next Sunday.
Thomas Layman made a trip to Oakland.
We notice James Layman around again, and glad to meet him.
We would like to hear from some of the other correspondents of this neighborhood.
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Farmers busy with hay in rain; light hay crop, good oats prospects, poor corn in places. R. T. Layman works for Thomas Frost; George Pope harvests for Albert Michael. Young folks attended children's services at Beall school house last Sunday with large crowd. George L. Pope, Miss Maud Pope, Miss Jennie Turner spent Sunday in Frostburg. Epworth League active with twenty members; B. F. Michael led last Sunday on feeding of five thousand; Albert Michael leads next. Discussion on attending camp meeting. Shingle mill booming. Rev. J. H. Enlow preaches next Sunday. Thomas Layman tripped to Oakland. James Layman seen around again. Call for more correspondents.