Ridgely Hears Busy Week of Local News and Plans
Miss Elsie Matthews and Miss Edna Detwiler toured Old St. Paul s P E Church near Chestertown on Saturday. Ridgely Chamber of Commerce opened its season at Blue Top Restaurant with new president Earl Sparks leading committees and scheduling a Halloween party on Central Avenue October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Matthews
Edna M. Detwiler
Old St. Paul's P .E. Church
Chestertown
Stella Reynolds
Clarence Hayman
Hickman
Frank Matthews
Richard McNamee
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Charles W. Hammond
Leon Stack
Charles Stack
Delmer Barth
Delmer
Donald
Deborah
Baltimore
Ridgely
Earl Sparks
Clinton W. Guthrie Sr
Stanley Coffin Sr
Frank H. Kessler
Sparks
H. A. Fleming
C. D. Lynch
Edward Sparks
L. H. Higgins
Wm. Lynch
R. R. Lane
G. L. Wilson
J. M. Saulsbury
A. O. Saulsbury Jr
J. B. Jarrell
Seymour Sachs
Trade and Industry Committee
D. T. Swing
James Lynch
al Gadow
Glen Davis
William Lynch
Henry Lister
Chamber of Commerce
Central Avenue
H. L. Cooper
Wilson Saulsbury
Rehoboth Beach
A. G. Saulsbury
Wilson Davis
George Mulder
New York City
Peter Mulder Sr
Florida
Peter Mulder
Ohio
James Dunn
William Johnson
Wm. T. Temple
James Temple
Denton
J. Mulford Swing
Trappe
Earl Moony
Atlantic City
C. C. Covington
Wm. McClintock
Richard Blackburn
Bedford County
Wilmington
Edgemere
Del
Daniel Hollingsworth Sr
Dover
Paul W. Hoffman
Myrtle Travers
Greensboro
Norman Wilson
Elma Wilson
Travers
Florence Jacoby
Plainsfield
N. J
Marion Redden
Dover Air Base
Rann Whitby
Spence
Mervin Cohee
Ronald Lane
Mary Laird
Eastern Shore State Hospital
Cambridge
Local Socials Highlight Weekend Visits and Guests
Hobbs Ruth Ann Fisher of Federalsburg spent the weekend with her aunt Mrs. Roland Towers and family. Lydia Dandy and J H Dandy hosted Iowa relatives. Various visitors and church follows fill a busy social week, with Rev Turkington on vacation in Maine and Rev Latham filling a pulpit. Additional notes mention a near miss on a corn picker incident and several neighbourly calls among families in Denton Centreville Ridgely Harlock and Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ann Fisher
Federalsburg
Roland Towers
Lydia Dandy
J. H. Dandy
Iowa
T. J. Turkington
Maine
Latham
New Jersey
J. A. Willoughby
Kate Johnson
Margaret Knotts
Denton
W. G. Holbrook
Edden Tribbitt
Lee Harper
Arthur Jackson
Allie Neal
Madison Towers
Clarence Rice
Carl Towers
J. H. Edgell
L. H. Thomas
Gertrude Tripp
Michigan
T. H. Towers
Nelson Bishop
Greensboro
Fred Seward
Ridgely
Carlton Seward
Bernard H. Thomas
Centreville
Joe Willoughby
Lee Anthony
James Mundt
Bobby
Linda Passwaters
Frank Wright
J. H. Fox
South Gate
California
Walter Willson
Harlock
Harold Scott
Doris Perry
Burt McKnott
T. Dukes Roe
Thomas Wright
Hillsboro guests and wedding noted in local visit roundup
A Montgomery County social column lists Hillsboro residents hosting and visiting relatives from Wilmington Milton Birdsboro Allentown Newburgh Westminster Silver Spring and Cannon with days spent together and the Beaven Brunelle wedding attended. Birth announcements include Paul Yoast’s new son at Memorial Hospital Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Larrimore
Wilmington
John T. Fisher
Milton
Guerney Tarburton
Meredith Uhrig
Birdsboro
Martha Uhrig
Allentown
Charles DeFord
Mary Towers
Centreville
Clarence Towers
John Hopper
Judy Hopper
Newburgh
N. Y
Thomas Cruickshank
Paul Yoast
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Frank Fleming
Urban Bowman
Westminster
Herbert Honecker
Silver Spring
Honecker
C. Kemp Stewart
Cannon
Del
Everett Murphy
Arthur Scott
Local Social Notes Highlight Easton Area Guests
Mrs. T H Towers and Mrs Gertrude Tripp dined with Mr and Mrs Frank E Adams and family Monday. Mrs Hugh Hamilton of New York visited her father Manning Merriken. L H Thomas and wife visited Mrs James C Hardesty and Carlton Sunday. Other guests included Mrs Lula Beauchamp Mrs Myra Kline Mr Wilmer Parker and the Christopher couple of Federalsburg at Mrs Clara Stafford and Mr Paul Stafford’s. Clinton Luff Jr of Vernon Del and Edden Tribbitt visited Elkton friends recently. Mrs B B Allen Gertrude Tripp and Mrs T H Towers visited J R Ricards of Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Towers
Gertrude Tripp
Frank E., Adams
Hugh Hamilton
New York
Manning Merriken
L. H. Thomas
James C. Hardesty
Carlton
Lula Beauchamp
Myra Kline
Wilmer Parker
Lawrence Christopher
Federalsburg
Clara Stafford
Paul Stafford
Clinton Luff Jr
Vernon
Del
Eddie Willis
Edden Tribbitt
Elkton
B. B. Allen
J. R. Ricards
Denton
Denton Visitors Enjoy Virginia Historic Sites Over Weekend
Henry of Denton with Mrs. Susie Burris and Mrs. Medford Benny of Centreville and Mrs. Everett Murphy toured Luray Caverns Natural Bridge and Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia over the weekend reporting they had more fun than a barrel of monkeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Henry
Denton
Susie Burris
Medford Benny
Centreville
Everett Murphy
Luray Caverns
Natural Bridge
Colonial Williamsburg
Local social notes from Salisbury and surrounding towns
Preston and Mrs. Max Chambers visit relatives in Salisbury while Mrs. T L Trice Jr accompanies them to Winston Salem. Socials include bridge luncheons hosted by Mrs Carl Veach in Cambridge and gatherings with Mrs Lloyd Cannon and Mrs T L Trice III. Visits span Baltimore Bal ti more and Florida trips. Den of Cub Scouts forms at a school. Ice cream social planned at Bethesda Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Chambers
Salisbury
N. C
T. L. Trice Jr
Winston-Salem
D. K. Turnham
H. M. Hollis
Lee Noble
Creighton Carmine
Carl Veach
Cambridge
Lloyd Cannon
T. L. Trice III
Lee Noble Sr
Lee Noble Jr
Baltimore
Nell Christopher
Milbourne Cannon
A. R. Poole
Henrietta Stieff
Florida
David Osteen
Charles Preston
Fuller Davis
Fred Perry
Marie Perry
Choptank
Bethesda
Pauline Stell
Easton
Dorothy Osteen
Card of Thanks to Memorial Hospital patient
Freeborn Ellwanger expresses gratitude for cards flowers gifts and visits while in Memorial Hospital Easton and after returning home. He thanks neighbors relatives prayers and God for support during illness and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Freeborn Ellwanger
Local families share Sunday dinners and visits
Hickman and Fountain hosted relatives at dinner while Bowdles entertained in Harrington. Several neighborhoods, including Smyrna and Wilmington, were represented as guests and visitors from Federalsburg Green wood Lincoln and Denton joined in weekend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Messick
J. C. Fountain
W. F. Torbert
Harry Bowdle
Harrington
Bowdles
Della Hall
Wilmington
Howard Drummond
Henry Covington
Lawrence Drummond
Harry Gilbert
Charlie Stevens
Roy Hayman
Smyrna
Ella Breeding
Edith Hickman
Margaret Breeding
Arthur Krouse
Walter Krouse
Evah O'Day
Greenwood
Marshall Andrew
Wayne
Lincoln
Manila Dukes
Fred Coulbourn
Federalsburg
Isaac Noble
Wilmer Nagel
William Croll
Woodrow Passwaters
Beverly
Denton
Anniversary thanks from the Lords to all guests
Mr and Mrs Harvey Lord express sincere gratitude for all attendees at their anniversary celebration and for the numerous and beautiful gifts received. They extend thanks again to everyone for their support and kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Harvey Lord
Population boom fuels 1975 economic optimism
In 1975 the United States is projected to reach a gross national product near 700 billion dollars, almost double 1952. Population growth supports this surge, with an estimated 200 million people by 1975, up 43 million from 1952. Business expects 27 billion dollars annually for new facilities to tap the expanding market, signaling strong optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
America
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Bata
John Niblet
Kindleberger
Grace Vernon Smith
Everett Noble
Cynthia
Princess Anne
William Cannon
Iaston
Tommy Baker
Milford
Philip
Anderson Redden
Alfred Thompson
Annie Turner
Harold Hatfield
Georgetown
Hobbs
Hillsboro
Lawrence Thornton
Siegler
Preston
Community Club
Edna Carmine
FOX Brothers
N. Washington St
Easton, Md
Sherwood
Sherwood Oil
ORSAT
G. D. Crouse
Cooper
Caroline County
Hershey
S & W Service
Pick-up & Delivery Service
Susie Noble
Caroline Home and Auto Supply
Denton, Md
Will’s Sporting Goods Store
Franklin St
Journal
Wye Mills
Kent Freight Lines, Inc
Barrick
A. S. C. Committee
Walter B. Palmer
Evangelistic Services
Pilgrim Holiness Church
James Carder
Franklin, Penna
Maryland
Rev. Liston E. Moyer
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