Community Notes from Hobbs Church Events and Visits
Mrs L H Thomas notes WSCS gathering with Rev T J Turkington at his Choptank cottage and plans for Rally Day. Many local families are reported visiting, hosting, or recovering from illnesses, with numerous trips to Barratt's Chapel anniversary and Memorial Hospital Easton.
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WSCS
T. J. Turkington
W. G. Holbrook
Margaret Knotts
Denton
Atlantic City
Frances Bennett
Redmond Long
Paul Stafford
Marvin Butler
Shirley Faye
Madeline
Lewis Butler
Lizzie Ellwanger
Barratt’s
Burt McKnott
Harold Scott
Frank Wright
Richard Lister
Greensboro
Elmer Butler
T. H. Towers
Ida Snowberger
Johnny Lister
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Johnny
L. H. Thomas
Paul Maloney
Earl Love
Philip Mitchell
Roland Towers
B. B. Allen
J. R. Ricards
Thomas Wright
Robert Diggs
Wm. Woodward
Bash
Edna Gray
Langmaid
Mr. Butler
J. Virgil Moore
Henderson guests visit local families on Sunday
Mr and Mrs Howard Burchard of Ingleside and Mr and Mrs Carroll Houseal with daughter Carol Ann of Dover spent Sunday with Rev and Mrs Alex Houseal. Mr and Mrs Henry Pippin of Dover visited Mr and Mrs Wm Phillips. Mr and Mrs Wm G Carrow of Cape Charles Va spent several days RRACHIVE eRSPAPE.
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W. F. Clark
Annabel Clark
James George
William Cohee
Wilmington
Verne Miller
Glassboro
N. J
Harvey Thompson
Mazie Hall
Ralph Hall
Templeville
Walter Wes
Howard Burchard
Ingleside
Carroll, Houseal
Carol Ann
Dover
Alex Houseal
Henry Pippin
Wm. Phillips
Wm. G. Carrow
Cape Charles
Burrrsville社 ties and local social notes reflect fall gatherings
Burrrsville residents host visits from Crisfield Greensboro and Philadelphia figures. Mrs Sallie Cole and Mrs Joe Riddleberger call in. Wesley Church WSCS held Sept 22 and plans an Oct 13 chicken and oyster supper. Local residents travel to Chester Pa and New Jersey. convalescents include Mrs Walton Willis and Paul Butler. Patsy Baker enters Milford Memorial Hospital for nurse training.
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Josie
Myrtle Thawley
Crisfield
Sallie Cole
Goldsboro
Joe Riddleberger
Greensboro
Gus Lane
Philadelphia
R. Henry Stafford
Fred Welch
Baltimore
Charlie Welch
Roland Draper Sr
Chester
New Jersey
Francis Baker
WSCS
Wesley Church
William Joyce
Wilmington
Harry Porter
Howard Hopkins
Pauline
James Hopkins
Frederica
Walton Willis
Double Hills Homemakers Hold First Fall Meeting
The Double Hills Homemakers Club held its first fall meeting Tuesday at 1:30 PM in the Fellowship Room of the Church of the Brethren with Mrs. Charles D. Todd as hostess. Miss Gronbeck led a discussion on family budgeting and choice making, urging plans with family and spending within means. The Caroline County Tra makers Fall Rally is set for Camp Mardela on Monday Oct 2 at 10:30 AM with all members urged to attend. Mrs. Raymond Smith and Mrs. Jay Smith will represent the club at Health Association meetings.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Caroline Unit No
Crowell-Collier Publishing Company
Mahala Allston
Double Htills Homemaker's Club
Church of the Brethren
Charles D. Todd
Caroline County
Camp Mardela
Raymond Smith
Jay Smith
Caroline County Health Association
First Steam Engine Pulls Train on B and O Line
On May 24 1830 the first steam driven train rolled along 12 miles of track on the Baltimore and Ohio line marking a landmark in railway history.
Soviet Union Organized as Federal State in 1922
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics was formed as a federation on December 30, 1922, marking the consolidation of Soviet republics into a single federal entity. The creation united Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, and Transcaucasian republics under a common government structure.
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Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
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