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A brief history of Claar congregation
At the time (1908), the congregation covered part of Greenfield Township in Blair County and Kimmel Township in Bedford County. Members were part of the Woodbury Church until organization in 1886 as the Upper and Lower Claar congregations in Kimmel Township. The Union Chapel was organized in Greenfield Township in Blair County which was used by the Brethren as well as other denominations.
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