Ridgely Residents Visit From Across States and Cities
A lengthy social column lists visits and stays by many people including Mrs. Leon Stack and family from Ridgely, Miss Barbara Buckingham of Baltimore, Mrs. Calvin Covington and daughters from Florida, and numerous others visiting relatives in Ridgely. Hospital stays, births, and upcoming Homecoming speaker Gov Theodore McKeldin are noted along with trips to Niagara Falls, Canada, and several Philadelphia and Easton outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Stack
Charles
Jean
Leann
Richard
William Stack
Stewart
Paul
Thomas Stack
Delmar Barth
Delores
Drucilla
Deborah
Delmar
Donald
Barbara Buckingham
Baltimore
Charles Hammond
Calvin C. Covington
Barbara
Karen
Mary Lynn
Mrs. Covington
Wm. McClintock
Mr. Covington
Florida
Harry Klotz
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Donald Cooper
Philadelphia
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Bessie Murphy
Carroll Richardson
Richard Blackburn
Pennsylvania
Glessner
Somerset
Fred Kessler
Sadie Sleek
Thomas Lynch
Betty Briscoe
Pat
Roland Ellis
Laurel
Del
Theodore McKeldin
Ridgely Methodist Church
Burk Richardson
Portland
Oregon
Joseph Richardson
Marvin Redden
A. Orrell Saulsbury, Jr
Martha Kirk
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Lawrence Wright
Edna Lee
Tyler Farm
Ridgely
Fred Kirsch
Mary Virginia
Denton
Niagara Falls
Canada
Cleveland
Ohio
E. Page Jones
Carlton Marvel
Frederick
Roger Begin
Salem
Mass
Seaman
Manuel Lane
Hillsboro
John B. Poore
Charlottesville
J. M. Saulsbury
Poore
Saulsbury
Mary Ellen Downs
Washington, D. C
Norman Downs
Orphans Court Proceedings Summary of Sept 2 Session
The Orphans' Court, led by Chief Judge H Towers with Associate Judges Moore and Brackett, recorded multiple actions. These included withdrawing funds from James S Hinrich's minor estate, authorizing deeds by Sherman L Tribbitt administrators, publishing creditor notices for Elizabeth B Semp, filing inventories for Mary Hester Roy and Marshall Roy, releasing estates of Roys, final administration accounts for Myrtle M Dukes, and releases by Minnie A Dukes and Hattie S Dukes. Also recorded were Peter Nepert Jr inventory and sale order, proof of Mary Catherine Cahall will, and grant of petition in Hayward L Hignatt estate to Emmett Hignutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
H. Roland Towers
Charles V. Moore
Maurice A. Brackett
James S. Hinrich
Elizabeth B. Semp
Mary E. Kemp
Mary Hester Roy
Maryland
Roy
Marshall Roy
Myrtle M. Dukes
Hattie S. Dukes
Minnie A. Dukes
Peter Nepert, Jr
August G. Nepert
Mary Catherine Cahall
Hayward L. Hignatt
Emmett Hignutt
Baltimore Sunday American Adds Bright 8-Page Comic Book
The Baltimore Sunday American announces a new 8-page comic book feature starting with the September 7 issue. The extra comic adds more fun and thrills alongside the regular features in the Sunday edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sunday American
Jewel game changer or bean origin carat borrowed meaning
The article notes that the term carat used for jewel weight derives from a small oriental bean, the carob, tracing a linguistic link between gem sizing and a seed. It emphasizes historical naming rather than current measurement practice.
Hickman Church Sunday Services and Local Visits
Sunday church at 10 a.m. with Mrs Sam Andrew and family returning from travels in several states including Nashville. Numerous visits and dinners noted among residents of Federalsburg Milford Cambridge and surrounding towns, plus a tonsil operation for Miss Yvonne Breeding and a birthday party for Wesley Covey Brown in Denton. Families from Philadelphia Essington West Virginia and Baltimore are mentioned with weekend gatherings and travels to Rehoboth Beach Tolchester Beach and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Andrew
Paul MacCartney
Geo
Philadelphia
Nashville
Tenn
Annie Wilson
Allman Hamilton
New Bridge
George Fountain
Frank Fountain
Hobbs
Clem Meloney
Yvonne Breeding
Milford Hospital
Wilmer Nagel
Sue Ann
Federalsburg
Isaac Noble
Herman Hignutt
Lawrence Cannon
Greenwood
Edgar Wroten
Sallie Wroten
Howard Drummond
Wm. Polk
Duncansville
Leonard Gardner
Billy
Hollidaysburg
Claude Drummond
Frankie
Lawrence Drummond
Mary Ellen Moore
Millsboro
Elwood Taylor
Farmington
Hester Brown
New York
Sadie Brown
Covey Brown
Denton
Wesley
Goldsboro WSCS Circle Meet at Mrs Harris Home
The WSCS Circle No. 1 gathered at Mrs. John Harris’s home with Mrs. Clarence Marvel as co host. Dr and Mrs Harry Paxson entertained Pearson Hardee of Landsdowne Pa at dinner Saturday. On Thursday Mrs Paxson hosted members of the Glenolden Pa Woman's Club at a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
John Harris
Clarence Marvel
Harry Paxson
Pearson Hardee
Landsdowne
Iowa Tobacco Tax and Sales Law Change 1921
Iowa in 1921 became the first state to levy a cigarette tax and repealed its ban on cigarette sales. The move marked a landmark shift in state tobacco policy with broad fiscal and commercial implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph W. Stillwell
Vinegar Joe
Burma
Korea
Stevenson
Anne
Britain
Elizabeth II
Griffith Jones
Marcus Hook
Marty and
Edna Poore
Hickman
Mr. Wade Isner
West Virginia
Jeanne Cole
Jackie Cole
Sallie Cole
Tolchester Beach
Wm. Ross
Bess Ross
Jeanne
Roy Medford
Henderson
Courtland Dill
Felton
Glenn Kinnamon
Cambridge
Wilson Smith
Clayton Kinnamon, Jr
Salisbury
Kinnamons
REA
Martha Smith
Naviemoy
Roland Cartwright
Jackie
Rehoboth Beach
Nelson Payne
Lee
New Castle, del
Elaine Palmatory
Fairville
Edwin Johnson
Edward Jarrell
Goldsboro
Hamilton, Elgin
Bulova
Speidel
Genrex
Bretton
Ronson
Zippo
Sheaffer
Waterman
Fostoria
Gustav
Beacon
Irwin Feed Company
Ords
W. T. Lockerman Company
Gale Electric Company
Nichols
New Hampshires
Arbor Acres
A. W. Perdue & Son
Ocean City Rd
Salisbury, Md
Baler
Southern States Farmers’ Supply Cooperative, Inc
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