Sunday School Picnic and One Way Street Changes in Town
Sixty five Sunday schoolers picnicked at Trap Pond with many attendees traveling by bus or car. The article lists numerous local visitors and calls attention to Gay Street one way conversion from Sixth to First Streets and First Street from Gay to Market Street approved by the SRC, with signs posted and prior two way traffic congestion noted.
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Trap Pond
Mary Robinson
Ridgely
Redmond Long
Paul Stafford
Frank Willoughby
West Chester
J. A. Willoughby
Frank Fountain
Denton
Lisa Davis
Candy Chaffinch
Shirley Sharp
Seaford
Janet
Diane Adams
L. H. Thomas
J. R. Ricards
Roland Statum
Rehoboth
Cindy Fountain
Roland Towers
Ruth Ann Fisher
Helmuth Plugge
Wesley Stafford
Sharon
Harold Scott
Paul Hynson
J. R
Franklin Perry
Chas. Sewell
Janice
Cleveland Henry
Queen Anne
Nelson Henry
T. H. Towers
Clifton Flaharty
Ida Mae
Lou Ann
Jimmy
LeRoy Trice
Dawson Fountain
Shirley Butler
Madeline
Tuckahoe Neck
Marie
Joyce Fountain
Gay St
Sixth
First Sts
First St
Gay
Market Sts
State Roads
State Roads Commission
SRC
Gay Street Marked One Way To Aid Peak Traffic Flow
The State Roads Commission announced plans to convert Gay Street to one way operation to improve traffic flow during peak hours. Officials cited congestion reductions and safer vehicle movement as primary goals, with signage and lane markings to be updated statewide.
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Gay Street
Death of Mrs Mary C Shaw Middletown widow 64
Mrs Mary C Shaw 64 wife of George H Shaw Middletown died July 22 at Eugene duPont Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were held at Daniels Funeral Home with interment in Bethel Cemetery near Chesapeake City. She was a cousin of Mrs Ernest J Brown.
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Ward
Mary C. Shaw
George H. Shaw
Middletown
Eugene duPont
Mrs Effie Knotts Dies After Long Templeville Life
Mrs Effie Davis Knotts 84 of Templeville died Wednesday night July 24 in Easton Hospital. She lived in Templeville 62 years and belonged to Templeville Methodist Church. Services were held Sunday in Templeville. Survived by husband William H Knotts two daughters Mrs David Reader of Templeville and Nell Knotts of Wilmington a son Harry D Knotts of Templeville and a grandson.
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Effie Davis Knotts
Templeville
Easton Hospital
Templeeville
State's Attorney Disposes Of Several Cases In Courts
State's Attorney clears dockets in Caro line County circuit court. Ricketts was arrested by Federalsburg Town Police. Claude Simms Jr. of Federalsburg awaits charges of probation violation after prior bastardy convictions. He faces up to six years in the Maryland House of Correction. Anonymous quote urges living to help solve world problems.
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Ricketts
Federalsburg
Caroline County
Claude Simms, Jr
Simms
Maryland House of Correction
LOOK TO HIM By Hilda K Wiggin
Poem speaks of looking to Jesus for understanding and care when hearts are burdened and disappointments overwhelm. It emphasizes Christ's peace pardon and loving guidance, urging humble prayer and trust to lift troubles and restore hope. It notes Christ’s sacrifice and bearing of sins and the gentle call to rest in Him.
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Lorth
County Guard Unit Trains At Camp A P Hill Va
The Denton element of Headquarters Company 2nd Battalion 115th Infantry travels to Camp A P Hill Virginia for its 15 day encampment. Training focuses on new civilian job duties under recent reorganization with live fire support and new SPAT 90 mm gun mounted on a tracked vehicle. Lt James F Fretterd leads the unit with a list of enlisted men attending the camp.
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Camp A. P. Hill
Denton
115Th Infantry
Camp
A. P. Hill
Virginia
Cambridge
P-Set
Richard A. Brunkhorst
John Co. Palmer
S-Set
Mallory B. Winstead, Jr
James F. Fretterd
John C. Palmer
Walter B. Palmer, Jr
Noah E. Schiff
Howard L. Spencer
Floyd N. Wright
William P. Eve
Alfred Woods
Lewis L. Mitchell
Frank Breeding, Jr
Leon
Savings Bonds Boost National Confidence and Personal Savings
The Treasury notes tens of millions own U S Savings Bonds and a $46 billion reserve backs the effort. Bonds aid the war cause, offer safe, cashable interest, and boost purchasing power. Start buying next payday via Payroll Savings or through banks.
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Treasury Department
Treasury
U.S
United States
Free Peoples of the Earth
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