Williams Stack dies. funeral at Centreville home
Mrs. Lida Williams Stack widow of Josiah Stack and daughter of Thomas and Rhoda Williams of Caroline county died at her Centreville home on S Commerce St. Funeral service at her residence on Saturday at 3 p m with Rev Alward Chamberlaine and Dr A B Stehl officiating. Burial in Chesterfield cemetery. Survived by three daughters Mrs J S Muier Centreville Mrs T H Davis of Columbia S C and Miss Cora A Stack of Philadelphia. The Aurora Borealis appeared last Saturday evening observed by many near Preston with a boreal crown and ribbons of light lasting until about midnight adding to July 7 and recalling March 22 1920. Several other local notices follow including obituaries for Frances Ann Fleming Johnson and Mollie Carroll plus many community notices and local events.
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Lida Williams Stack
Josiah Stack
Thomas and
Rhoda Beauchamp Williams
Caroline County
S. Commerce St
Centreville
Alward Chamberlaine
Centreville P. E
A. B. Stehl
St. John’s Church
Hagerstown
Mollie Carroll
Harlock
Susie Temple
Collingswood
J. T. Dennis
Ella Harrison
C. B. Harrison
Preston
M. E. Church
O. A. Bartley
New Cemetery
Frances Ann Fleming Johnson
Thomas F. Johnson
T. Fred Johnson
Melvin E. Wheatley
T. O. Crouse
Hollywood Cemetery
Harrington
Johnson
Delaware
Williston
Elizabeth Mowbray
W. R. Mowbray
Lewes
Del
T. Fred
Benjamin H. Johnson
Denton
Messrs
John L. Everagain
Frank L. R. Nuttle
Samuel G. Nuttle
Fred R. Owens
Henry R. Lewis
T. Pliny Fisher
Huldah Elizabeth Swann
W. O. Swann
Willard Earle Nowell
Willoughby Nowell
Eutaw Methodist Protestant Church
Baltimore
James A. Dudley
Denton Methodist Protestant Church
Dudley
Milrs. Nowell
California
Marie Newcomer
Nowell
Stevensville
Maryland
Horace Morgan
Queen Anne
Eloise
J. E. Morgan
Lotta Morgan
Henry Morgan
Jean
Addie Morgan
James Fleming
Willis Edwin Carroll
Summers Carroll
Concord
Concord Methodist Episcopal Church
C. H. Atkins
St. John’s
Bates Baker
Greensboro
Arthur Carter
Milton, del
Norman Lyden
Edgar Welch
Jefferson Carroll
East New Market
Ora
Wm. P. Carroll
William Johnson
Holt Oil Company
John Holt
Mary Bradley
W. O. Bradley
Federalsburg
Dorchester County
Maryland State Normal School
Hudson
Cambridge
Maggie Harrison
Joseph Harrison
Ira Kelley
Ridgely Guests and Local Visits Highlight Week
Ridgely residents and guests filled a busy week with travels and visits. Notables include Mrs Donald Morgan hosting in Allen Town and Miss Connie Morgan visiting Aunt Mrs Stack. Air Force personnel and family members returned home or on leave, with multiple trips to Philadelphia, Baltimore, Dover, and Wilmington.
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Donald Morgan
Allentown
James Stack
Connie Morgan
Stack
Walter Griffith
Cleveland
Carol Lynch
Ridgey
Camp Todd
Hillsboro Socials and Visits Coast to Coast
Mr T J Simpson and granddaughter Sharon Nelson of Tuappe visited with sister Mrs Harry Kemp. Easton guests included Eli Meintzer Ben Meintzer and daughter Suzanne. Baltimore visitors Mr and Mrs Harry Cross called on Miss Ethel Holt. Mary and Mamie Straughn of Cedar Point joined Frank Fleming. Various Johns Hopkins nurses and Eastern Star members attended gatherings. Numerous travels include visitors from Federalsburg Baltimore Newark and San Francisco to relatives in Hillsboro.
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T. J. Simpson
Sharon Nelson
Tuappe
Harry Kemp
Eli Meintzer
Ben Meintzer
Suzanne
Easton
Brown Eaton
Meintzer
Harry Cross and Son
Baltimore
Ethel Holt
Mamie Straughn
Mary
Cedar Point
Frank Fleming
Bernard Allen
Jessups
Francis Fleming
J. E. Marine
Elsie Billmeier
Fred J. Wright
Denton
Harry Gibson
Queen Anne
Eastern Star
Jean Beaven
Sally Sample
Grace Fallon
Joyce Whitney
Bettie Weney
Nancy Meade
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Mitton Beaven
Anne and
Alarvaret Beaven
Clinton Stoops
Connie Stoops
Enoch Nutile
Federalsburg
Edwin Scherer
Ben Dudling
Ben
Edna Dudling
Dana
New Brunswick
N. J
Fritz Clopper
Horace Duffey
San Francisco
Calif
Chas. Jarrell
Mesdames
Charles Jarrell
Grace Thompson
Sayde Wothers
Oscar Clark
Mable Duffey
Thomas Cruickshank
Vernon Good
Elizabethtown
J. R. Holland
Teacher and pupil joke about U S exports
A classroom exchange ends with a student correcting a teacher by stating that the principal export of the United States is money, highlighting a humorous take on national economics. The line plays on common stereotypes and introspection about wealth and trade.
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United States
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Clare Payne
Inez Noble
Rachel Baylor
Patty Payne
Pacific Northwest
Yellowstone Park
Lake Louise
Richard Hall
University of Maryland
Lee Noble
Rehoboth
Max Chambers
Edward Bender
Silver Spring
H. M. Harris
Perry Voshell
H. C. Jeffers
Wscs School of Missions
Wesley College
Dover
Josephine Poole
Newnam Funeral Home
Reese Dean
E. J. Harris
G. C. Carmine
Miles River Yacht Club
H. C. Houghtaling
New Jersey
Harold Klahold
Bertha Klahold
College Park
Saulsbury Garey
Edward Garey
James Douglas
Isabel Douglas
S. E. Douglas
A. R. Strickland
Elsmere
Lillie B. Collins
A. V. Savage
E. T. Moore
Preston Volunteer Fire Dept
Erna Courson
Viola Brinsfield
Nelson Fooks
Virginia Fooks
Walter Clement
J. Frank Patchett
Africa
Texas
Harry Gannon
Bernard Connolly
George Connolly
George Rhodes
Delaware Hospital
Wilmington
George Humphries
Swarthmore
Mary Virginia Pritchard
Brown
Harry Stedman
Victor Kirsch
Eaglan Field
Florida
Marvin Redden
U. S. Air Force
Bowling Field
D. C
Alan King
Rochester
N. H
Clifton Crouse
Ellis IE. Spence
Penny
Chester River
Air
Joseph Weatherbxs
Tampa
L. T. Higgins
Mary Robinson
Beverly Long
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Solomon Hoke
Junior Homemaker's Club
Henry B. Lister
Mary Larrimore
Ross Simon
Richard Blackburn
Wesley Hong
Harvey Warner
Milford
Owen Dixon
Mary Lou
Kent General Hospital
Dixon
Miss Thawley
Richard B. McNamee
Betty Briscoe
Pat
Rehoboth Beach
Franklin Stayer
Beatrice Bower
Mary Ellen Downes
Washington
Normen Downes
Elizabeth Kelly
Donald and
Shirley Ann
Hillsboro
Niewspapernab Hlye
Breeding & Nichols
Denton, Maryland
Yellow Freestone
Red Haven
Andelot, Inc
Worton, Ld
Chestertown
Gale Electric Company
G. D. Crouse
Supplier
Denton, Md
George B. Ruos
Bridgeville
Stewart-Warner
Zenith
Firestone
Caroline Home & Auto Supply
Paul W. Johnson
E. Aldridge Pepper
4Th & Market Sts
Grocers
Now
Coca-Cola Company
Easton Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Inc
Pet Lars
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