Ridgely Notes Rich in Local Social Ties
The Ridgely area records visits and travels of residents and friends including Miss Virginia Sparks in Philadelphia and Buckystown, Dr. J. S. Fifer in Baltimore, and many relatives visiting Baltimore and Wilmington. A. C. Dixon returns from Easton Memorial. wedding preparations involve Ruth C. Saulsbury in Clyde Ohio. Several hospitalizations and a fatality mark a lively week in community life.
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Virginia Sparks
David Stites
Margaret Sparks
Philadelphia
Mary Laird
J. S. Fifer
Buckystown
Baltimore
C. C. Covington
Wilmington
J. D. Davis
Robert Headley
Wayne, Pa
I. T. Saulsbury Sr
A. C. Dixon
Easton Memorial Hospital
Albert W. Saulsbury Sr
Mary
Albert W. Saulsbury Jr
Mount Vernon
Washington
Ruth C. Saulsbury
Lewes
Del
Clyde
Ohio
Jean Lacy
Paul Babcock
Rodney Holsinger
Memorial Hospital
Easton
James Wilson
Lehman,Spear
Fred Koeneman
Easton Hospital
James Lynch
Bryan Turbitt
Joy Hoffman
Robert Greenwood
Baton Rouge
J. Greenwood
C. C. Griffith
Penn’s Grove
W. R. Moore
Mary Renie Saulsbury
A. Orrell Saulsbury
J. E. Smith
Cambridge
Walter R. Moore
Chesapeake Bay Ferry System Schedule May 28 1948
Ferry timetable lists daily departures from Sandy Point from midnight to 11 15 PM with morning and afternoon runs and late evening service. Bus connections available daily and Sundays. Notes reference M S Governor and M S John M Den and Romancoke connections for vehicle travel.
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Sandy Point
M.S
John M. den Aall
Claiborne
Romancoke
Romancok Aiborne
Mrs Cornbrooks and friends in Hillsboro visit
Mrs. C. W. Cornbrooks of Washington is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Willard Russell and Mrs. Blanch Morse. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Allen of Philadelphia and Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Trib…
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C. W. Cornbrooks
Washington
Willard Russell
Blanch Morse
R. B. Allen
Philadelphia
S. L. Trib
Denton family hosts dinner guests and weekend visitors
Bill of Denton was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Holland on Sunday. Vaughn Pepper and son Vaughn Jr. of Pocomoke City spent several days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Pepper. Woodrow Taylor and daughter Myra Kay of Salisbury were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milford Kline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Samis
Church Hill
Walter Schaeffer
Philadelphia
Charles Samis
Gail
Schaeffer
Geraldine Ferrick
Layman Redden
Denton
Harry Gannon
Bernard Connolly
Connolly Gannon
Centreville
William H. Valliant Jr
Bellevue
Robert Valliant
Royal Oak
W. R. Moore
Irwin T. Saulsbury
Ridgely
New York
Mauritania
Bill
J. R. Holland
Vaughn Pepper
Vaughn Jr
Pocomoke City
Victor Pepper
Woodrow Taylor
Myra Kay
Salisbury
Milford Kline
Nutt Family Visit Highlights Sunday in Marydel
Mr. Wilson H. Nutt Jr. and his family from Philadelphia visited his parents Capt. and Mrs. Wilson H. Nutt Sr. in Marydel on Sunday.
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Wilson H. Nutt Jr
Philadelphia
Wilson H. Nutt Sr
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Russum Lord
John Baynard, Jr
Cebelia Griffin
Springfield Hospital
Addie Griffin
Miss Griffin
Madame Bauziere
le Havre
France
Marjory Kelly
St. Benedict’s R. C
Ridgely-Denton Catholic
New Kensington
H. E. Matlack
Kinnamon Apts
Maryland
Noore
Denton, Maryland
Chesapeake Bay Ferry System
Ry W. Nice
Lv. Romancoke Sv. Claiborne
Matapeake
Red Star Motor Coaches, Inc
Baltimore, Md
Baltimore & Annapolis Railroad Co
Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines
Washington, D. C
State Roads Commission of Maryland
EB. Balto
Baltimore 2
R. O’conor
Hillsboro
Wed
Kline
Federalsburg
Fla
Covey & Williams
Ridgely, Wednes
Caroline Sun Office
Greensboro
Fri
Am. Corner
Messer’s
Preston
Bradley's Hardware
Henderson, Fri
Porter’s
Sherman L. Tribbitt
Caroline County
Marydel
Ernest
Cooper Fire & Liability Insurance
R. A. Strannahan
Newton
Bridgeville
Sussex Roofing & Siding Co
Lynd Et AC
Rob Wue
California
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Geo. W. Stimpson
Orie S Eels
Chevrolet
Asco
Wendmtutis Rob Ford Fancy
Zigler
Virginia Lee Hallowe
Florida
Brocch Poli
Tbs
Calif
Ality
Braunschweiger
Lebanon
Avu Ld
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