Local social notes from Federalsburg and vicinity
Mr and Mrs Russell Stevens and children near Burrsville hosted the Butler family on Wednesday evening. Several visits and calls are noted, including Harry and Herman Cade from Illinois and Munice Indiana. Virginia Stafford traveled with Harold Brooke and Pvt Eugene Brooke to Wilmington. Miss Shirley Morgan from Federalsburg visited her sister in the Towers family. Baltimore weekend visits include Brockmyer and Fountain families. An aunt’s funeral in Baltimore involved Eddie Willis. Mrs Annie Maloney Collins of Federalsburg is remembered, and Wesley Stafford reports a lost cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Stafford
Harold Brooke
Eugene Brooke
Wilmington
Shirley Morgan
Federalsburg
Roland Towers
Matthew Brockmyer
Baltimore
Lewis Butler
John McCready
Kathy
McCready
Norfolk
Geo. Fountain
Marvin Todd
Chas. Sewell
Larry
Janice Lee
Queen Anne
Cleveland Henry
L. H. Thomas
Thomas Grant
Harrington
Ida Snowberger
T. H. Towers
Paul Ebling
Centreville
Wanda
Stella Marie Fountain
Herman Gravenor
Eddie Willis
L. Hopkins Thomas
Easton
Annie Maloney Collins
Charlie Collins
Collins
Our
Wesley Stafford
Volunteers Visit Friends and Relatives in Surrounding Areas
Local residents report weekend hospitality as Henderson and neighboring households hosted guests from Cleveland Farnhurst Marydel Richardson Park Bellefonte Tolchester Beach Ft Belvoir and New York City. Also note a science fact that sound waves travel about 1100 feet per second.
Acne in Adolescents A Health Advisory Card
Health for All discusses acne as a chronic skin ailment common in teens and sometimes others. It explains causes like clogged oil glands, factors that aggravate the condition, and the role of cleanliness and avoidable irritants. The piece urges medical consultation for relief and cautions against assuming acne must be endured.
In Memoriam for Sally E. Jester 1947
In loving memory of my mother Sally E. Jester who died August 10 1947 five years have passed since God took you away. Your smile voice and love are missed. In God's house a place was made for you. Your daughter Mrs Anna Hayman sends this tribute hoping to join you in the land of no farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally E. Jester
God’s House of Mansions
Anna Hayman
Drive In Theatre Opening Delayed To Next Week
The Super 50 Drive In Theatre on Route 50, half a mile north of Trappe, delays opening due to equipment and construction setbacks. Harold deGraw, general manager, says opening will occur early next week with radio updates on WCEM. The facility seats about 400 cars with RCA sound and a 50 by 48 foot screen and offers in car dining, free children, and smokable policy in vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Route 50
Trappe
Harold deGraw
WCEM
deGraw
Cars jammed At Bay Bridge traffic continues
The Bay Bridge saw its first major traffic jam as westbound lanes filled with 18,915 vehicles on Sunday. Officials blamed the heavy load on novelty wearoff and noted 49,735 vehicles used the bridge in its first 414 days, with toll estimates around 100000. Signs warning no parking are awaited to improve flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’donnell
Paul J. Randall
Easton
Communist Party of America formed in 1919 Chicago
The Communist Party of America was established in September 1919 in Chicago. It outlined a program to seize political power, overthrow capitalism, and dismantle the bourgeois state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party of America
Chicago
Shore Poultry Exchange Expands Service to Growers
Wango and Robert Dryden of Newark Maryland paid the top price of 32 cents for two New Hampshire flocks. Seventy five percent of the sold flocks topped 30 cents. Louis W Shockley president said prices show confidence in this selling method. Over 5,000,000 chickens sold since June 24. Growers can register flocks by phoning Selbyville 4586 or 2911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wango
Robert Dryden
Newark
New
Selbyville
Rotary and Lions Club Tie In Little League Game
The Little League game at the school grounds ended in a 4-4 draw after a tie between the Rotary Club and the Lions Club. Spectators are invited to watch the young players in action tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Lions Club
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Hobbs
Russell Stevens
Burrsville
Elmer Butler
Harry Cade
Illinois
Herman Cade
Muncie
Indiana
W. G. Holbrook
Henderson
Clayton Keggin
Cleveland
Ohio
Ira Smith
Harry J. Cohee
Near Farnhurst
Wallace Jones
Fred Pinder
Leroy Cameron
Marydel
Lindbergh Raughley
Richardson Park
Del
John Raughley
Lewis E. Shelton
Sadlersville
Dora B. Melvin
Carlton Dill
Rising Sun
H. L. Melvin
Robert M. Jones
New York City
J. Omer Jones
Esther Cartwright
Reid
Bellefonte
S. S. James
Tolchester Beach
Catherine
Norman R. Connell
Ft. Belvoir
T. A. Montague
Wm. A. Palmer and Sons
Seventh and
Randolph Sts
Denton
Memoriam
The
Journal Today
Bay Bridge
Journal Classifieds
Ernest Cooper
Blakeford Farms, Inc
Yorkshire
A. R
Queenstown, MD
Greensboro
Maryland
DR. Weygand
DR. Parker Chiropractors
Shore Poultry Exchange
W. J. Murphy Hardware & Furniture
Goldsboro
Kiwanis Club of
Federal Park
Antonino Roca
Golden Terror
Carrol Cook
Ruth Boatcallie
Zebra Kid
Roland Meeker
Toni Cosenza
Jack Dillon
Bailey Goss
Berky
Tack
Betty
Rinding and
Iate
Esana
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