Ridgeley social notes recount birthdays and visits
Weekend visitors and local residents are listed with whom they visited. Miss Mary Elizabeth Jones celebrated a sixteenth birthday with friends. Cadet Thomas Dean returned to Valley Forge Military Academy while Barbara Dean entered the University of Maryland. Local church activities, meetings, and upcoming events are detailed.
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Marion Jones
Easton
James Jones
Mary Elizabeth Jones
Melvin Blades
Weaver Lord
Virginia
Joseph Hammond
Concord
N.C
Patricia Messick
Western Maryland College
Norma Jean Dodd
Cheswold
Del
John C. Skinner
Elizabeth Vansant
University Hospital
Baltimore
Thomas Dean
Valley Forge Military Academy
Barbara Dean
University of Maryland
College Park
Carl Nichols
Elacar
Manuel Lane
Salem
Mass
Mary Renee Saulsbury
Saulsbury
I. T. Saulsbury
Dorothy Ahl
New Jersey
District of Home Missions
Ridgely Methodist Church
Miss Ahl
Richard McNamee
J. A. Mitchell
General Hospital
Annapolis
WSCS
Church House
H. C. Bennington
Skinner
Davis
Taeko Kamiyama
Tokyo
Norris Dieffenderfer
Bennington
Ronald Lane
Preston People Share News In New York And Nearby Trips
Preston residents report family visits and milestones including the birth of Todd Calvin to Mr. and Mrs. Shotland in New York City. Several locals attend anniversaries, weddings, and social gatherings at Tidewater Inn and Christ Church Easton while others visit relatives in Delmarva and New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Todd
Bennett Todd
New York City
J. E. Shotland
Todd Calvin
Shotland
Doris Todd
Preston
John Payne
Inez Noble
Patty Payne
W. D. Noble
Easton
Tidewater Inn
Lillian Collins
Maple Ave
A. W. Strickland
Elsmere
Del
WSCS
Bethesda Methodist Church
H. C. Jeffers
Creighton Carmine
New England
Max Chambers
Chambers
Chicago
Earl Roberts
Preston High School
Ledman Apartments
Raymond Poole
Cpo
Bill Poole
Walter Clement
New Jersey
H. B. Plummer
Lee Noble
H. M. Hollis
James Carmine
Rehoboth Beach
Sgt
Frank Duke
Aberdeen
May Barrow
Wm. Cannon Mitchell
Norristown
Lloyd Cannon
Emery J. Mitchell
C. E. Anderson
Bridgeville
Emery Waley
Wilmington
Theodore Fletcher, Jr
Fowler-Browne
Christ Church, Easton
Social Notes From Billsboro and Nearby Towns
Mrs Susie Thompson spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Herbert Beaven in Odessa. Mrs Charles Jarrell attended a Maryland D A R State Chair men meeting and luncheon in Easton. Mesdames Milford Reiss and Clifton Hicks were Salisbury visitors. Several local families hosted luncheon guests from Wilmington Del and Washington DC including Brig Gen J Kreigler. WSCS Missionary Education seminar was held at Ebenezer Church Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Thompson
Herbert Beaven
Odessa
Charles Jarrell
Maryland
Easton
Mesdames Milford Reiss
Clifton Hicks
Salisbury
Elwood Fleming
Barton Butler
Wilmington
Del
Earl W. Bailey
Washington, D. C
J. Kreigler
Brown Eaton
Estelle Meintzer
Wm. Sherwood
Mary Rowe
Fred Sylvester
Horace Morgan
WSCS
Ebenezar Church
Service Short Pvt Winfield Ellwanger Enlists
Service notice for Pvt Winfield Ellwanger son of Mr and Mrs David Ellwanger who entered the armed services on Sept 3 and is stationed in Missouri. Mailing address includes US 52191741 Batry A 62nd Armd F A Bn Div Arty 6 Armored Division Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. He formerly worked at the Nylon Plant in Seaford.
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Winfield Ellwanger
David Ellwanger
Armed Services
Missouri
Pvt
Batry. A
62Nd Armd. F. A. Bn
Armored Division
Fort l Lenoard Wood
Seaford
Maryland to add 89 new picnic areas under construction
The Department of Information reports Maryland is building 89 new picnic areas, promising more sites than several larger neighboring states. This expansion signals a broader push to improve public recreational spaces across the state.
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Maryland
Department of Information
Life arises from reactions of organisms to radiant energy
The phenomena of life result from how living beings respond to radiant energy and depend mainly on the sun.
Coon Trial Near Ingleside This Weekend
The Eastern Shore Coon Hunters' Association hosts a event near Ingleside Maryland at the junction of Routes 305 313 and 19 on Saturday September 20 and Sunday September 21. Races start 1 00 PM Saturday and 10 00 AM Sunday with a five dollar entry fee and a seven fifty later fee after 11 AM Sunday. There is twenty five dollar heat money two hundred fifty dollar final guarantee. Saturday heat winners may not run in Sunday elimination heats but may join Sunday finals. Dogs eliminated Saturday may still race Sunday at a different grounds with truck transport. Two special races will feature green dogs. Overnight accommodations can be arranged. The management disclaims responsibility for accidents. For information write Edgar Walls Sr Henderson Md.
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Eastern Shore Coon Hunters’ Association
Ingleside
Baltimore Sunday American expands four full color sections
The Baltimore Sunday American now carries four bright sections in full color. The big 2 section Comic Weekly, the Comic Book, the New American Weekly and Pictorial Review join other interesting sections for regular readers.
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Baltimore Sunday American
New American Weekly
Pictorial Review
Maryland Soil Series Range Includes Manor and Chester Types
Twenty four major soil series are found in Maryland from beach sand to the productive Manor and Chester varieties, illustrating the diversity of the state’s soil resources.
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Maryland
Manor
Chester
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