Crossword Puzzle Last Week's Answers and Clues
A dense list of Across and Down crossword clues from last week covering topics from animals and measuring terms to geography and ancient figures. The set includes names like Macaws Braz, Seaport city in North Africa, and Emmet, plus numerous abbreviations and classical terms.
Preston community notes share spring events and obits
Mrs Mary McFarland of Washington DC visited her aunt Miss Ella Harrison last weekend. Funeral services for Mrs Claire Trice were held at Frampton Funeral Home Federalsburg. Mrs Frank Duke is a patient at Easton Memorial Hospital. Mrs Katie Parker takes a motor trip to Missouri. The Caroline Historical Society will hold its annual spring meeting and dinner at Firemen's Hall on Thursday evening April 29. A daughter Pamela Lynn was born to Mr and Mrs Jack Smith on April 3. Mrs Smith is Esther Rieck. The Community Club meets Tuesday May 18 at 1 pm at Firemen's Hall with luncheon and speaker Mrs Hester Prov enson from the University of Maryland. The Denton Community Club will join the Preston Club. officers note date change to the third Tuesday in May. Mr and Mrs Dickson J Greenfield Easter guests of Mrs Greenfield's parents Mr and Mrs J L Gallagher. Mrs T L Trice Jr left Friday for a visit with daughter Mrs Donald Turnham in Winston-Salem NC. Miss Cornelia Cannon of Rehoboth Beach spent Easter with her parents. Mr Mason Cheezum is a patient at Easton Memorial Hospital. Mrs John Poole died at home after a long illness. PTA elects officers: President Charles Preston. Vice President Maurice Todd. Secretary Rudolph Coulbourne. Treasurer Jas Ledman. Mr Lee Holloway, father of Mrs W E Bonner, died Monday at Easton Memorial. Dr and Mrs H B Plummer and family spent Easter in Wilmington with Mrs George Plummer.
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Mary McFarland
Washington, D. C
Ella Harrison
Claire Trice
Frampton Funeral Home
Federalsburg
Frank Duke
Easton Memorial Hospital
Katie Parker
Missouri
Caroline Historical Society
Firemen’s Hall
Pamela Lynn
Jack Smith
Hester Provenson
University of Maryland
Denton Community Club
Preston Club
Dickson J. Greenfield
T. L. Trice, Jr
Donald Turnham
Winston- Salem, N. C
Cornelia Cannon
Rehoboth Beach
Del
W. H. Cannon
Mason Cheezum
John Poole
PTA
Charles Preston
Maurice Todd
Rudolph Coulbourne
Jas. Ledman
Lee Holloway
W. E. Bonner
H. B. Plummer
Wilmington
George Plummer
Henry Porter
Greensboro
Lawrence Larrimore
Samuel Colgain
Emergency Hospital
Easton
J. B. Colgain
Denton
Colgain
Caroline
Kent County
Tuckahoe Neck
Miss Birch
Queen Anne's County
Samuel
Joseph
Hilda Bee
Smithville
John Kern
Houston
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
North Main St
Ransom P. Nichols
Twilley
Lacy Tflaharty
Earl] Nelson
Clayton Taylor
J. K. LeCompte
Arthur Willey
George Poole
Harry Whiteley
Celia Kelley
Martha Noble
W. E. Collins
Rose Burgess
W. T. Tuff
Lydia Trice
Theodore Fletcher
Martha Raye recalls colorful life in memoir feature
Martha Raye, famed entertainer, reflects on a life in show business in a feature from The American Weekly. The April 25 issue includes her story Me and My Big Mouth, available in color gravure with the Baltimore American.
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Martha Raye
American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
Scripture and Devotional Readings Anchored in Kings and Psalms
The entry lists Scripture I Kings 11 1 12 24 and a devotional reading Psalm 1. It presents a compact religious study reference with focus on biblical passages for study or reflection. No narrative events or additional context are provided.
Revolution and Religion on Revolution's Necessity
A 1954 reflection contrasts the idea of revolution as right or necessary with religious and historical examples. It discusses prophets like Ahijah guiding Jeroboam, church roles in the American and English revolutions, and the question of when a government loses its legitimacy. It concludes that revolution is a desperate last resort when a government ceases to be of, by, and for the people.
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America
Foreman
Ahijah
Jeroboam
Israel
Presbyterian
England
Charles I
I Kings
Rehoboam
Twenty-Five Years Ago Local life and notable events
Ardmore movers haul a large yew tree from Sophie Kerr Underwood estate near Denton. The Brick Hotel opens under Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Shank with repairs planned by C. R. Porter of Salisbury. James Dennard Long, former Aviation Service member, receives a medal for Alaskan expedition service. Community members visit Denton from Greensboro and elsewhere. Samuel Colgain, 53, dies at Emergency Hospital Easton after five weeks ill. Miss Alexine Jump, 80, dies in Salisbury. Jumptown ancestry noted. Hilda Bee marries John Kern in Federalsburg. Preston women host a surprise birthday for Mrs. Walter Twilley. Otto Kornrumphf, 53, dies near Greensboro after tuberculosis. funeral at St. Benedict’s Ridgely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis & Valentine
Big Tree Movers
Ardmore
Sophie Kerr Underwood
Denton
Benjamin Shank
C. R. Porter
Salisbury
James Dennard Long
Government Aviation Service
Canaan
N. H
Walter B. Long
Roland Pippin
Marvin
Stanley and
Albert Carroll
Greensboro
Linwood Eaton
Marie
C. W. Roe
William T. Cannon
J. B. Colgain
Hillsboro
Mr. Allen
Southern Methodist Church
Easton
Alexine Jump
Caroline County
J. B. Parsons
Miss Jump
Jumptown
Ridgely
Wesley M. E. Church
Burrsville
Sarah Fletcher
Miriam Whiteley
Marie Taylor
Fulton Noble
Bertie Kelley
Walter Covey
Raymond Cohee
Otto Kornrumphf
Burt Hobbs
Minnie Kornrumphf
Allen Hubbard
Connecticut
George Kornrumphf
St. Benedict’s Catholic Church
Kraemer
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Lloyd's Register
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Moses
God of War
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France
Bangs
Sault St. Marie
Ial
Preston
Community Club
Edna Carmine
Bible Nea Speaks
Lewepa Perrace
4Th & Market Sts
Auto Supply
Maryland
Ernest Cooper
Fred J. Wright
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
A. E. Fletcher
Pol. Adv
Wayne. A. Cawley, SR
NEW York Stock Exchange
Market Street
DuPont
Delaware
Good Housekeeping
Usticle
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