The Bridge at Wayland
The 1641 stone bridge at Wayland Massachusetts survived river floods until last August when floods destroyed it. The column warns that freedom requires active defense against government growth and compares the bridge’s loss to threats to constitutional liberty.
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Wayland
Massachusetts
Sudbury
A Measure of Confidence on Margin Investing
President Keith Funston of the New York Stock Exchange argues margin borrowing is largely for investment and income, not gambling. A study shows about 75 percent of margin trades are for long or short term investment, reflecting prudent use of credit in the economy.
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Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Funston
Greensboro Birthday Dinners and Civic Club Notes
Greensboro hosts multiple birthday observances for Harold and Holsinger families, with extended visits from Ridgely and Wilmington residents. The Christian Homemakers class met at Greensboro Baptist Church for a quarterly gathering with gifts for Mrs. W. P. Watson as Rev. and Mrs. Watson prepared to depart for Berlin Md. Homemakers plan a November meeting as Mrs. Watson’s transfer is noted. Visitors include the Roche and Murphy families from Millville and Wilmington Manor.
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Harold Butler
Harry Holsinger
Rodney Holsinger
Wayne
Ridgely
Harry Artemus
Wilmington
Rooney Holsinger
Wilson Jump
Helen Connor
H. C. DuBois
Barnesville
Christian Homemakers
Greensboro Baptist Church
Nolan Edwards
W. H. Chase
Edwards
W. P. Watson
Berlin
Annual 4 H Banquet at Ridgely School Nov 17
The Caroline 4 H Banquet will be held November 17 at Ridgely High School with serving starting at 6 30 p.m. The Ridgely P T A will prepare and serve the meal under the theme Better Citizenship the 4 H Way. Tickets cost 1 50 and must be bought by November 10 from Mrs Rudolph Coulbourne Preston. No tickets sold after the deadline.
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Ridgely High School
Ridgely P.T.A
Rudolph Coulbourne
Preston
Secret missile speeds 2000 miles per hour
The American Weekly magazine in color with the Baltimore Sunday American reports America's new secret guided missile can travel 2000 miles per hour. An expert reveals the facts in the November 6 issue, suggesting such speed could alter future warfare and possibly make war impossible.
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America
American Weekly
Gravuure
Baltimore Sunday American
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