Local notes from Ridgely and nearby towns
Ridgely and area residents share Army and Navy discharge news. Davis Wilson and Paul Richardson return to civilian life after service. Richard Fountain reaches San Francisco for Navy transfer east. Numerous see family visits, births, and anniversaries. Community events include Ridgely Library bake sale and Furman’s Grove Homemakers Club meeting. Military honors include Kenneth Jarrell receiving the Bronze Star for Iwo Jima actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Blackburn
Baltimore
Ridgely
G. L. Wilson
Wilson
Bel Air
Geo
Joseph Hunter
A. Orrell Saulsbury
Roland Fountain
Maplewood
N. J
Francis Meredith
C.B.M
U. S. Army
Jas. Shively
Shively
Pfe
Kenneth W. Jarrell
U. S. Marine Corps Reserve
Iwo Jima
Volcano Islands
Pfc. Jarrell
William Jarrell
Cambridge
Ridgely School
William Lynch
Charlotte Ann Lister
Jean Hoffman
Mary Renee Saulsbury
Audrey Lynch
Patty Messick
Geraldine Ferrick
Elnora Hoffman
Furman’s Grove Homemakers Club
Orem Cecil
Cooper
Hillsboro Social News and Weekend Visits
Hillsboro notes Charlaine Eaton at Sarah Lawrence College Bronxville N Y returns home for weekend. Pvt and Mrs Roe MacSorley and children Judy and Jimmie of Wilmington were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs PF Fleming. Mildred Walters and Laura Virginia Fleming of Washington spent weekend with parents. Urban Bowman and two children Urban Jr and Janet of Washington visited. Henry Fleming and Wm Sparks of Wilmington were guests of Frank Fleming. Milton W Beaven and E H Gale spent Sunday in Wilmington. Sarah C Greeson returned to Baltimore after three weeks with her parents. Albert Morazzano and sister Rose of Baltimore were guests Saturday. H Dodds visited Mr and Mrs Joseph Thomas at Grasonville on Sunday.
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Charlaine Eaton
Sarah Lawrence College
Bronxville
N. Y
Pvt
Roe MacSorley
Judy
Jimmie
Wilmington
PF. E. Fleming
Mildred Walters
Laura Virginia Fleming
Washington
Urban Bowman
Urban Jr
Janet
Henry Fleming
Mrs Skinner and Daughter Visit Wilmington Relative
Mrs Ethel Skinner and her daughter Gloria spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs Charlie Brown in Wilmington. Mrs James Sherwood is visiting relatives in Easton this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Skinner
Gloria
Charlie Brown
Wilmington
James Sherwood
Easton
GEMS OF THOUGHT You traverse the world in search of happiness
A quoted aphorism invites readers to seek happiness not in distant places but within, urging inner reflection as the true source of fulfillment. The brief says happiness lies inward, not in external journeys or possessions.
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National
Reach of every man contented mind quote
A concise excerpt notes Horace that a contented mind grants reach to every man’s abilities, underscoring the value of inner peace over external achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
Also Mentioned on This Page
Davis Wilson
Army
Norman Wilson
C. W. Jackson
Richard Fountain
G.M. 3c
U. S. Navy
San Francisco
Walter Bennington
Rehoboth Beach
Paul Bennington
Vernon Hammond
Roger R. Ringgold Jr
Ringgold
J. S. Fifer
Dawson Carroll
Merchant Marine
Wm. Carroll
Paul Richardson
Howard Thomas
Bridgetown
Mallory Winstead
Amelia Blockston
Nan Thomas
Chester
Maryland
J. A. Mitchell
Edna M. Detwiler
Joseph
Jamaica
Fred Flounders
Ridgely Vane
Harrington
Del
Mollie Richards
Charles W. Jackson
Arthur Beaven
Edith
Messick
H. Q O. Bradley
Frank Slaughter
R. R. Lane
J. K. Snowberger
J. C. Snowberger
Harry Swann
C. B E. Wooden
C. H. Towers
Roy Groves
Lee Covey
A. S. Thompson
David M. Swing
Denton Cemetery
J. E. Parker
Methodist Church
Jessie Jones Ruggles
Florida
Herbert Lane
Thomas Bradley
Elizabeth Wilson
Newport
Normen Wilson
Annie Laurie Meredith
James Shively
Howard T. Smith
Grace Vernon Smith
Patricia A. Saulsbury
Withington
Albert W. Saulsbury
Purina
Contecins
Puri- Flave
Nin
Feo Purina
Urin
Purina Cre
Tra AL
Willis & Cowell
Ice Plant
Hillsboro
Anita’s Beauty Salon
Kern Sisters Beauty
Elizabeth MacDonald
Real Estate & Insurance
LAW Building
Denton, Maryland
Rarlo
Wreo
H. E. Holsinger
Ysters
National Brewing Company OF
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