Birthday observance at Ginner hosts many area families
Hillsboro correspondent reports a Sunday gathering at Ginner to celebrate Mr. Harry Boone's birthday. Numerous relatives from Ingleside Bridgetown Dover Queenstown Chestertown Centreville and Ridgely attended or hosted. Notables include Miss Kay Taylor and Miss Betty Sue Taylor visiting grandparents in Salisbury and Edward Segar who just finished a GE Plant course and heads to Charleston to board the USS Proteus. Belinda Warren christened at Christ P E Church with godparents Edward Segar and the Whitbys.
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Harry Boone
Ginner
Boone
Max Callahan
Ingleside
Avin Boone
Queenstown
Frank Crouse
Betty Jean
Bridgetown
James Boone
Dover
George Cole
Earl Cole
Bobby Seward
Felton
Andrew Perry
Chestertown
Ross Allien
Kay
Betty Sue Taylor
Salisbury
Milford Kline
Edward Segar
Dawson Segar
Edward
General Electric
Pittsfield
Mass
Charleston
S. C
Mac Callahan
Little Son
Lawrence Callahan
Centreville
Joe Thomas
Ed Cole
Don Tracy, Jr
University of Maryland
Don Tracy
Patsy Cowman
Purcelville
Helen Sparklin
Sue Warren
Belinda
Baltimore
Belinda Jane Warren
William Warren
Father Brien
Christ P. E. Church
Denton
Olowyn Whitby
Rodney Ann Whitby
Spencer Moore
Ridgely
Adams Cross Roads Christmas Social Roundup
The Johnson sisters hosted Mrs Case Mrs Eva Lyden and kin from Cambridge on Sunday. Mrs Ethel Heller welcomed a New Jersey guest over the weekend. Sadie Devore and Blanche Setler enjoyed a Burrsville supper Saturday. Marian Robinson attended the Christmas Avon meeting at the Dover Grange on Thursday. Christmas sets were on display. Home Coming at Bloomery on Oct 16 with speakers Mr Thompson and Mr Brewer promising a reunion with old friends.
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Johnson Sisters
Case
Eva Lyden
Cambridge
Ethel Heller
New Jersey
Sadie Devore
Blanche Setler
Burrsville
Marian Robinson
Grange
Dover
Bloomery
Thompson
Mr. Brewer
Letters Endorse Rural Electrification and Democratic Support
A letter argues that multipurpose river development yields benefits beyond cost, supports the REA program as fiscally sound and worthy of legislative backing, and asserts natural resources should benefit all people rather than a few. The author cites Tom Johnson’s voting and claims Democrats will ensure these goals, defining fanaticism as certainty in one’s own correctness.
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Congress
Democratic Party
Tom Johnson
Purchase sale terms and deposit details for Caroline County case
A cash deposit of 10 percent of the purchase price is required at the time and place of sale. The balance is due in cash upon final ratification by the Circuit Court for Caroline County and bears interest at 6 4 per year from sale to settlement. Taxes and all other expenses will be adjusted to the day of sale.
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Circuit Court
Caroline County
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