Local Ridgely Social and Club Notes Chronicle
Ridgely correspondence notes hospital visits by Ridgely residents and visitors from Baltimore New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Diana Covey and Barbara Covington graduate from Marylands program. Mrs Ferrick hosts birthday dinner with Ennis Ferrick James Stack in attendance. Caroline Bird Club meets at Camp Mardela with discussion on Hurricanes And Birds. Ridgely CBYF and Junior 4 H Club activities listed with leaders and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Perry
Helen
Rutherford, N. J
A. Orrell Saulsbury Sr
George Chandler
Salisbury
Leolan Jackson
William Green
Centreville
Leonard Sparks
Russell Ober
Pottstown
University of Maryland
Watson Wessel
Bernard Connolly
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Kenneth Good
Charles Cole
Walter Bennington
Bridgeville
Norman Wilson
Albert Hocking
Buddy
New York City
Louis Geller
Beverly Ward
James Ward
White Hall
Hansen Hoffman
Barbara A. Covington
Calvin C. Covington
College Park
Elsie Matthews
Edna M. Detwiler
Knoblock
Grace Vernon Smith
Caroline Bird Club
Richard Kleen
St. Michaels
Camp Mardela
Martha
Evelyn Harrington
Ridgely
Preston community notes and social visits
Mrs Edna Carmine is listed with the Preston Community Club and phone 3596. Hospitalized at Memorial Hospital Easton is Mrs Harry Temple. Local bridge groups met with multiple households including Mr and Mrs Richard Hall and Mrs H M Hollis. Several residents traveled, with Jack Stieff enrolled at a Military Academy in Fork Union Virginia. Multiple families hosted gatherings and visitors from Cambridge Detroit Baltimore and the Army Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Carroll
University Hospital, Baltimore
J. Boone Jarrell
Richard Blackburn
Burton Millard
Edgewater
Harry Temple
The
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Three Table Bridge Club
T. L. Trice Jr
A. R. Poole
Henryetta Stieff
Fork Union
Wayne Harris
Hf. M. Harris
State Teachers College
Wilfred Temple
Detroit
Mich
Ella Harrison
Wm. Henry
Keith
Cambridge
Lee Noble
Smith Harris
Army Air Force
E.j.harris
Creighton Carmine
J. L. Gallagher
Baltimore
John Ingerman
Adams Cross Roads Social Notes and Obituary
Mr and Mrs William Dennis and daughters visited Mrs Earl Robinsons family. Mrs Dawson Hubbard and three children spent time with her brother Earl Robinson. Miss Sadie Devore Blanche Stetler Minnie Adams and Mrs Marian Robinson met in Wilmington. We express deepest sympathy to Mrs Ethel Heller and family. Minnie Adams visited Edna Adams. Harold Adams and Bessie Todd spent Sunday in Baltimore. Polly Graef of Pennsylvania visited Mrs Ethel Heller. Nell Gwynne noted as an orange seller.
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William Dennis
Earl Robinson
Dawson Hubbard
Sadie Devore
Blanche Stetler
Minnie Adams
Marian Robinson
Wil
Mington
Ethel Heller
Edna Adams
Harold Adams
Bessie Todd
Baltimore
Polly Graef
Pennsylvania
Mrs Dwight Eisenhower joins DAR as 2180th member
Mrs Dwight D. Eisenhower becomes the 2,180th member of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The event marks a notable addition to the organization’s membership.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
President Monroe Wore Knee Trousers as Public Figure
A historical note states that President Monroe remained the last prominent public figure in the nation to wear knee trousers. The remark underscores evolving fashion norms among leaders in early American history.
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President Monroe
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John Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Preston
Community Club
Edna Carmine
Richard Hall
H. M. Hollis
Federalsburg
Rfd 2
Greenwood
Nell Gwynne
Baler Twine
International Agricord
Willis & Cowell Co
Denton
Everngam
McKettrick
Dorothy Hubbs
Gloria Swanson
Betty Barclay
Shrovers
Forever Young
Anita Luce
Rockland Sportswear Modern Classics
P Telephone Company of
Baltimore City
Newsparex Rabhiye
Trix
Orion
FOX Brothers
N. Washington Street
FLOOR
Therm
Cooper
Caroline County