Community Notices From Ridgely and Nearby
Local notes list visits among Ridgely Delaware residents and relatives from Elsmere New Castle Greensboro Centreville Dover and North Carolina. Club and church events include Farm Bureau regional meeting January 27 at Ridgely Methodist, Ridgely Volunteer Fire Department supper January 23 with guests, and a congregational meeting February 1 after services. Also plans for relief drive by Women’s Work Council and a postponed Ridgely Soccer Club game due to snow.
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Bership
Talbot
Caroline
Queen Anne's
Kent
Ridgely
Blue Top
St. Paul’s
Local Notes From Easton Area Social Returns
Community gossip records visits and family news from Easton area households. Jr. in Memorial Hospital remains hospitalized. Butler family visits are noted along with Luff and Willis affiliations. Atlantic City convention attendance and Porto Rico molasses from the barrel are mentioned.
Gems Of Thought Quote Stream Notes
A brief excerpt presents a reflective line about a small stream that flows softly yet revives all it touches, attributed to Madame Swetchine. The passage emphasizes quiet, renewing movement and natural insight within a concise quotation.
Illnesses and community notices in Greensboro
Mrs. Cora Wyatt remains very ill with daughter from Harrington assisting in care. Mrs Anna Frampton of New York City visited her nephew Mr Oscar Nichols and family for a week. Miss Betty Ann Jacobs returned to Allentown Bible Institute after a surprise class party with gifts and money. Mrs Carl Nichols leads March of Dimes drive posting donation boxes, one box emptied at the post office. report any information to Mrs Nichols or the post office. Bertha Taylor, respected local woman, ill at home, has been taken to Easton Hospital.
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Cora Wyatt
Harrington
Anna Frampton
New York City
Oscar Nichols
Betty Ann Jacobs
Ernest Jacobs
Allerttown
Pennsylvania
Bible Institute
Carl Nichols
March of Dimes Drive
Nichols
Bertha Taylor
Easton Hospital
Birthday Wishes Mark Mrs Billings Ninety Fifth
Mrs J A Billings celebrated her ninety fifth birthday with a dinner hosted by F N Smith and attended by Mrs and Mrs L H Thomas and Mrs E M Willey. Gifts and a cake by sister Mrs G L Blades highlighted the warm gathering in Denton. Mr E M Willey recovered from a cold. Mr and Mrs Roland Towers welcomed a son named Wm Roland Towers.
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G. L. Blades
Mrs. Billings
E. M. Willey
Roland Towers
Wm. Roland Towers
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James S. Wilson
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Norman Wilson
Edward Roe
New Castle
Del
Frank P. Flounders
Edward Carroll
Melvin Carroll
Dorsey Carroll
Greensboro
Mabel Carroll
Joseph Haymaker
Centreville
R. R. Lane
Lee Mitchell
Dover
Annie Wooters
Mitchell
Edwin Eaton
Beatrice Bower
Wesley Bower
Stewart Rest Home
Frank Samis
E. Page Jones
Miss Sharp
Joseph T. Hammond Jr
North Carolina
John Ivison
Roy L. Tatnes
Silverbrook
Wilmington
Scott Matthews
Edward Sparks
Farm Bureau Regional
L. H. Higgins
Vienna
Choptank Lodge
Audubon, N. J
Garland Harper
H. Earle Smith
Masonic
Fred J. Wright
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Elmer Butler
Kenneth
Ellen
Ann
Lewis Butler
Marvin Butler
Jackie
Tuckahoe Neck
L. N. Murphy
Harry Murphy
Andersontown
Francis Trice
Atlantic City
Clinton Luff Jr
Vernon, del
Eddie Willis
Dawson Fountain
Mr. Thomas
Ernest. Cooper
Denton
Maryland
Nancy Smith ‘and
Cecile McNicholas
Vanity Shop
Greensboro, Maryland
Combination Coal & Gas
R. H. Stafford & Son
Burrsville, Maryland
Talbot and
Caroline Counties
the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company of
Baltimore City
Cael Kelect
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Easton, Md
Coca-Cola Company
Chevrolet
Fisher
Prades
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Stviek
Bien Duu Coure
Atyremaster
Fifth & Gay Streets
Denton, Maryland
Freatmaster
Cid
Finebies
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