Social round notes from Ridgely gatherings and visits
The column lists residents and guests visiting in Ridgely and nearby areas over the weekend. It mentions Mrs. Joseph Brumbaugh of Easton and Mrs. Sadie Sieck hosting, various dinners and bingo nights, parish and hospital visits, travels to Florida, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Delaware towns, and multiple families hosting relatives and friends from Centreville Easton Lancaster and beyond, with several birthdays and receptions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Brumbaugh
Easton
Sadie Sieck
Vic
Ronald Lane
J. H. Nlasimakes
J. Elmer Anthonys
Charles Hamaker
Centreville Row
Enelert
Lancaster
St. Paul’s
Mlr
Paul Hoffman
Wm. Green
Centreville
Elizabeth van Sant
Ruthsburg
Leonard Sparks
Virginia Sparks
Norma Jean Dodd
Faston
John Skinner
Gene Stedman
Fishburne Miliary Academy
Virginia
Robert Dean
Dean
St. Joseph's Hospital
Baltimore
Alr
Fred Keeneman
Charles
John Saulsbury
Florida
Mary Wharton
Wesley Honey
Philadelphia
Joseph Roche Jr
Penn’s Grove
N. J
Frank Kibler
Helen O. Saulsbury
Beaver Morris
Ridgely
Lincolnton
George Jones
Joy Hoffman
Elmer Hoffman
Charles H. Winnacott
Brooklyn
N. Y
Chamber of Commerce
Winnacott
G. Lawrence Wilson
Frank E. Campbell Jr
Glenolden
William E. Sparks
Lulu Tyler
Charles Leverage
Mary McClintock
McClintock
Millard Jameson
Elkton
Rebecca Ann Boone Saulsbury
I. T. Saulsbury
Richard Blackburn
J. Boone Jarrell Sr
F. L. Slaughter
A. T. Slaughter
Coursey Lake Farm
Frederica
Del
C. P. Armour
Houston
Johnson
Marcus Hook
Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Harrison, of Claymont, del
William C. Harrison
Carey Callahan
Charles I. Smith
Edward Calla
Hillsboro PTA Opposes Consolidated High School Plan
Hillsboro PTA met after the war on March 2 with about 75 percent attendance. They discussed playground equipment, paper and magazine drives by children, and loaned a record player to the school. Treasurer Mrs. Bowman reported a $50.75 balance and the group unanimously opposed a consolidated central senior high school due to transportation issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro P.T. A
Bowman
Hillsboro
Consolidated Central Senior High
County growers to receive confidential crop survey forms
The County Agent Says details a Maryland survey led by J IL Peters and Dr H L Stier to track variety trends and improve production forecasts. Questionnaires will be mailed to growers in April with strict confidentiality of farm data. Subscribe to The Center Journal for more county news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. IL. Peters
Maryland Crop Reporting Service
H. L
Stier
Maryland
Communists as Fifth Column Threat to U S Says Inquirer
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that leading Communist figures in France Italy and Britain vowed support to the Soviet Union in war and American Communists echo that stance. It argues the movement has become a Fifth Column ready to aid Moscow and sabotage defense, urging strong U S action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Philadelphia
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Chas. Mulholand
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Ray Scarborough
Milford
James Wilson
William Cullen
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Norman Wilson
David Strite
George Garman
Albert W. Saulsbury
Ruth
Lewes
Delaware
Patricia Anne
Wilmington
Marie Denton
Inlaw
William Creager
the National Brewing Co
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Fred J. Wright
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
Center Journal
America’s Finest Wen
U.S. Army
U. S. Army
Masonic Building
N. Washington Street
J Easton
Zeke
Texas
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Swift
Swift & Company
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Ana
Caroline Home & Auto Supply CO
Paul W. Johnson
Aldridge Pepper
14Th & Market Sts
Denfon MD
Tion
Soviet Russia
Maurice Thorez, Palmiro Togliatti
Harry Pollitt
Thies
William Z. Foster
Communist National
Man
Eugene Dennis
Soviet Union
Russia
United States
Thorez
American Com
Munists
France
Moscow
Inquirer
International Latex Corporation
Playtex Park
Dover Delaware
U. S