Ridgeley Chamber Meeting Hears Labor Strike Talk
The Ridgeley Chamber of Commerce met January 3 at the Methodist Church House with 36 members present. Geo W Clendaniel spoke on strikes and labor's impact, urging lobbying Congress to pass legislation. Also noted are local military returns, visits, and society activities through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
Kenneth Bennington
M. P. U. S. Army
H. C. Bennington
Walter Bennington
Rehoboth Beach
Ridgely Methodist Church
Leonard Sparks
Philadelphia
William E. Jarrell
Margaret Ann
Cambridge
Jarrell
Charles W. Jackson
Jackson
Kenneth Jarrell
Richard Fountain
Boone Jarrell
Helen Marvel
Herbert Pollen
Wilmington
William Marvel
William Marvel Jr
Bordentown Institute
Bordentown
New Jersey
Melvin Blades
Richard Blackburn
J. Boone Jarrell
Maryland State Farm Bureau
Baltimore
Helen Saulsbury
Washington College
A. Orrell Saulsbury Jr
Lehigh University
James Wilson
Donald
Rennie Sellers
Hurlock
Charles T. Dean
Samuel Bear
Bathmore
GC. D. Lynch
William Smith
James Lynch
82Nd Airborne Division
New York
Fort Meade
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Mary Laird
Sadie Crouse
Florida
Cc. C. Covington
Henry
Marydel Fire Co. reelects Harman president at annual meeting
The Marydel Volunteer Fire Co. Inc. held its annual meeting last Wednesday night, reelecting A. Lee Harman as president. Elected officers include H. B. Logan as vice president, Paul B. Smith as secretary, Amos Wyatt as treasurer, and Wesley Shewbrooks as chief. Directors include Harman, Logan, Wyatt, Smith, Heather Sr., Phillips, Harry Heather, Westrod, and Kaler. Delegates to Delmarva and Caroline County Associations named. The group plans a larger fire house to house new equipment, and has ordered a 600 gallon tank wagon to be delivered soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary-Del
B. Smith
T. E. Heather Sr
Clarence Phillips
Harry Heather
Jos. Westrod
B. R. Kaler
Delmarva Association
A. L. Harman
H. B. Logan
Caroline County Association
Wright Robinson
Joe Westrod
Earl Thompson
Amos Wyatt
Frank Bonsal
John Wilkens
Paul B. Smith
Lee A. Leslie
Floyd Moore
Dover
Geo. Moore
Pfe
Clarence Teat
Bowdle
Alcoholism viewed as underlying condition not mere craving
In a dialogue, Judge explains that alcoholism stems from deep social or emotional factors, not just a craving. He cites psychiatrists and university scientists noting about 95 percent drink sensibly, while 5 percent become immoderate, with the beverage industry aiding in reducing excessive use.
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George Cherry
L. M. Winstead
Long & Short, Inc
Federalsburg
Maryland
Marydel
Pvt
Joseph H. Bickling
Camp Blanding, Florida
Howard Bickling
Camp Pickett
Homemakers Club
J. Seward Dailey
Florence Wilson
Earl Wilson
Bessie Cleaver
G. H. Ward
Newark
Del
Camp Blanding
Fla
Barney Shepherd
Wyoming
Dela
J. T. McDermott
Helen Martin
Town
Leslie Sr
Smyrna
Mabel Gardner
Kayden Morris
ASCO
Pillsbury’s
Aunt Jemima
Rs der
Webster’s
Sunrise
Ideal
Idaho
Aliz
Crisp
Calif
Iceberg Lettuce
Farmdale
Rob Ford
Comstock
Supreme
Victor Bri
Loaf
Hershey's
Kellogg’s
Betty Crocker
Ats Pta Aera
Kirkman
Ue pKa
iTe Ib
Wa Rele
Alflaea
Low
Conference of Alcoholic Deverage Industries, Inc
RabHly
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