Ridgely Community News a List of Local Moves and Visits
Local residents report multiple moves and visits including Mrs. William XfeClintock returning from Washington and families of Spence and Headley relocating to Landsdale and Wayne. The Ridgely Methodist Church Homecoming featured Dr. William Vernon Middleton with a drive to fund new fire equipment and a house to house canvass beginning October 2.
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William XfeClintock
Washington, D. C
Leon Spence
Frederick Spence
Landsdale, Pa
Robert Headley
Wayne, Pa
Orrell Saulsbury
Wilson Davis
William Vernon Middleton
Drexel Hill
Philadelphia
Middleton
Methodist Board of Church Extension
Ridgely Methodist Church
William J. Sculley
Walter Reed Hospital
William A. Sculley
Ronald Morris
Salisbury
William Ireland
Wilmington
Del
Cordelia Green
Norman Wilson
Harford Porter
Easton Memorial Hospital
J. Mulford Swing
Easton
John M. Swing
Margaret Swing
George Harris
Memorial Hospital
Harris
Herman Mitchell
J. A. Mitchell
Edna M. Detwiler
Olin Porter
Walter R. Moore
Granville Hooper
Cambridge
Ridgely
Preston Monday Bridge Club Hosts and Social Roundup
Prestonians attend a busy social week with bridge at Mrs Judson Bateman home and Mrs Walter Clement hosting another session. Guests include Miss Inez Noble and Mrs John Noble at Oak Haven Easton. Bishop Alton Miller preached at Parish House. Mary Lou Arnie attends Western Maryland College. Tri County Principal Association met at Mr Richard Hall’s home.
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Monday Bridge Club
Judson Bateman
J. A. Reidy
Winston J. Laurence
Herman Schmick
W. Joseph Harris
E. J. Harris
Creighton Carmine
Baltimore
T. L. Trice
W. J. Bonner
Walter Clement
Harold Klnhold
Lee Noble
M. Cannon
Salisbury
Clare Payne
Leona Hollis
John Noble
Oak Haven
Easton
Alton Miller
Mary Lou Arnie
Western Maryland College
Richard Hall
Tri-County
Wedding of Martha LeGates and William Rieck Jr
The wedding occurred Tuesday at 4 at the bride’s mother Mrs Edith LeGates home. William Rieck Jr serves in the U S Navy aboard the aircraft carrier Mindoro at Norfolk.
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Martha Christine LeGates
William Harry Rieck, Jr
Edith LeGates
Rieck
U. S. Navy
U. S. S. Mindoro
Norfolk
20Th Century Club
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Service Short Pfc Childs W Sharp Jr Transfers Bases
Pfc Childs W Sharp Jr youngest son of Mr and Mrs Childs W Sharp spent last week with his parents after a year at Kessler AFB Mississippi where he trained in radar He is to be transferred to Carswell AFB Texas He departed by plane from Easton Airport on Monday of the current week
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Geo. Lake
Lake
Max Chambers
T. L. Trice, Jr
Charles Trice
Lott
Texas
May Barrow
Baltimore
Eddie Dean
Charles Dean
U. S. Air Force
Wilmington
Sampson
N. Y
J. Frank Patchett
Atlanta
Fred King
Child Development Club
W. E. Bonner
Jane Nuckols
Smyrna
Ellwoogg Nuckols
Pfc
Childs W. Sharp, Jr
Childs W. Sharp
Kessler A. F. B
Mississippi
Carswell A. F. B
Pvt
Sharp
Easton Air Port
John C. Cook
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Dudley Dixon
Dudley Jr
Crompton
Thomas’ Chapel
Richard M. Green
Dover
Marydel News Briefs Highlight War Vet Furlough and Local Visits
Corporal William C. Cochran returns to family for a thirty day furlough after thirteen months on the Korean front. He visits his wife’s parents near Marydel as other local residents travel between Marydel, Berlin, and nearby towns for family and church events. Homecoming at Thomas’ Chapel is set for Oct 7 with guest speaker Reverend Green, plus a Tom Thumb Wedding planned for Crompton and Templeville churches.
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William C. Cochran
Arthur Newton
Marydel
Julius A. Meyer, Jr
ADC
Patuxent River
Walter I. Miller
Barbara Sue
Judy
Collingdale
T. O. Ford
Card of Tit\u00e2nes thanks cast and helpers for Crazy Daze play
The V. F. W. of Greensboro expresses gratitude to the cast of the play Crazy Daze and all who assisted in presenting the production during the week.
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The
Greensboro
Crazy Daze
Colonial newspapers fueled the push for independence
Colonial papers served as a backbone for the independence movement, spreading ideas, rallying support, and shaping public opinion across towns and colonies through printed columns, essays, and notices.
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Movement For Independence
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Berlin, Md
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