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Local News Roundup From Ridgely and Surrounding Areas
Several Ridgely residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and friends across Delaware and Maryland. Notable mentions include visits to Mrs. P E Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Flounders, Mrs. Ivison, and Mr. Gaitley, plus several Sunday calls and weekend trips to Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington. The town notes church events, a constable appointment for Charles Hammond, and the Ridgely Junior-Senior Prom this week.
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H. Davis Roe
Los Angeles
Calif
E. Homer Roe
Seaford
Del
Frank R. Flounders
John M. Swing
Margaret Swing
Emil Rosenast
Merchantsville
N. J
Willis Marshall
St. Michaels
John Ivison
Thos. Gaitley
Goldsboro
George Cherry
George Lugar
Wallingsford
Malory Winstead
Bessie Murphy
Ridgely
Robert J. Bilbrough
Washington
Washington, Spent the Week-End With Mrs. Bilbrough’s Father, Fred W. Kirsch
Leonard Sparks
Dover
John Shewbrooks
Alton Lewis
Mary
Centreville
James Shively
Baltimore
Edward Waaters
Wilmer Ulsh
Breyer
Virginia
Rachel McKenny
Alford Lord
Christian Newnam
Annapolis
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Newnam
Virginia Sparks
David Strites
Margaret Sparks
Philadelphia
F. L. Slaughter
Samuel Bear
Charlotte Ann Lister
Patricia Ann Saulsbury
Wilmington
Melva Starkey
Dorothy Lord
State Teachers College
Salisbury
Charles A. Hammond
Caroline County
Ridgely High School
H. M. Laird
George Amos
Ilene
Street
H. B. Laird
R. R. Lane
James Wilson