Preston social notes and regional visits crowd fall week
Mrs. E. J. Harris hosted a contract club on Monday. The Volunteer Fire Association demonstrated at the high school grounds then hosted a crab and oyster feast at the Phil Wright boat house. E. B. Blades attended an International Shoe Co. meeting in Richmond. Lee Noble Jr. visited Baltimore with Burton Proctor II. Dorothy Osteen shopped in Baltimore. Marilyn Bell Noble recovers at home after an operation in Baltimore Children’s Hospital. Herman Schmick and R. O. Dulin spent two days in Baltimore. Lee Noble shopped in Baltimore. George Lake, a Washington College student, visited town. Preston Community Club opened fall with a luncheon at Pine Haven hosted by Mrs. John Noble. H. M. Hollis visited Nassawaddox with Jim Douglas. T. L. Trice Jr. Winfield Trice and Max Chambers enjoyed a Lyric Theatre concert in Baltimore.
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E. J. Harris
Volunteer Fire Association
Phil Wright
E. B. Blades
International Shoe Co
Richmond
Lee Noble Jr
Beren Business School
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Burton Proctor II
Dorothy Osteen
Marilyn Bell Noble
Children’s Hospital
Herman Schmick
R. O. Dulin
Lee Noble
George Lake
Washington College
Preston Community Club
John Noble
Pine Haven
Talbot County
H. M. Hollis
Jim Douglas
Nassawaddox
T. L. Trice Jr
Winfield Trice
Max Chambers
Lyric Theatre
Adams Cross Roads Sunday School and visitors
Adams Cross Roads notes Sunday school at 10 a m at Bloomery. Mrs Helen Tlarmon and Ralph hosted Sunday afternoon dinner. Blanche Adams hosted Miss Blanche Stetler and Sadie Devore of Philadelphia. Minnie Adams of Wilmington visited Blanche Adams. Charles Fountain visited Sam Scott of Philadelphia. Mary Dustworth of New Jersey visits her ill mother. Charles Johnson and daughters Gloria Mae and Darlene with Effie Adams spent Sunday in New Jersey with Randall Custworth and Nancy.
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Bloomery
Helen Tlarmon
Ralph
Blanche Adams
Blanche Stetler
Sadie Devore
Philadelphia
Fred Fountain
Minnie Adams
Wilmincton
Charles Fountain
Sam Scott
Mary Dustworth
New Jersey
Charles Johnson
Gloria Mae
Darline
Effie Adams
Randall Custworth
Nancy
Proclamation of Maryland Governor on Constitutional Amendments
Fragmentary 1940s Maryland bill text outlines proposed constitutional amendments. Includes sections on State's Attorneys bonds and Baltimore redevelopment eminent domain, with election submission details and governance approvals. Mentions Attorney General and city positions, and dates referencing November elections and approval stamps.
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Fantary
General Assembly
Blaryland
Sear Ett
Maryland
State of Mars Dalad
General Assembly of
Anis
Mainland
Tinmore
Baltimore
Sec.ion
Marsland
State of Maryland
Cluc
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
State of
Congress
Public Sale of Valuable Personalty and Real Estate
An auction by Wm. E. Andrew, at Concord near Denton, offers multiple dairy cattle, a steer, horses, hogs, equipment, and a well-cultivated farm producing about 5000 dollars yearly. The 83-year family-run property includes a milk-delivery setup to the Greensboro plant, with a 4-week sale advertising window.
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Greensboro
Notice to Taxpayers Tax collection schedule listed
Notice details collection days and times for taxes in several towns. Federalsburg Covey Williams Store October 4 from 1 to 4 pm Ridgely Caroline Sun Office October 9 from 1 to 4 pm Greensboro Fire House October 11 from 1 to 4 pm Hillsboro Kline's Store October 16 from 1 to 4 pm Preston Bradley's Store October 18 from 1 to 4 pm Henderson Porter's Store October 25 from 1 to 4 pm.
Colonel Edward Bradley Enigma Of Racing Charities
Read the strange story of a famous figure in the racing world as part of the October 13th issue. The late Colonel Edward R Bradley remains an enigma whose myriad charities perpetuate his memory.
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Edward R. Bradley
Discontinuing farming sells livestock and gear at John H Horsey farm
Health and labor concerns prompt Mrs. J H Woodward to auction 8 year old bay mare Jean 9 year old bay mule Pat 9 year old gray Silver Sly Ned and Dolly various cattle Holstein Guernsey and Jersey cows plus 18 month old heifers all with no reactors and a ready to work team Includes disc drill binder plows mowers planters conveyors harness and farm equipment all items to be settled before removal with auctioneer Wm E Andrew and clerk Sherman L Tribbitt at the Denton area farm on the road from Denton to New Bridge five miles from Denton one mile from New Bridge starting at 10 A M rain or shine
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John H. Horsey
Tuckahoe Neck
Denton
New Bridge
Jean
Pat
Silver
Sly
Ned
Dolly
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Caroline Sun
Hillsboro
Wed
Kline
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Amn. Corner
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Henderson
Porter’s
William S. Orme
Caroline County
Colonel Bradley
American Weekly Nation’s Favorite
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J. H. Woodward
Sherman L. Tribbitt
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