City Gambling Offer Reported in Salisbury Mayor Bid
Political candidate Alexander Grier said he rejected a deal offering him votes in exchange for firing the police chief and legalizing gambling if elected mayor. Fellow candidate Hollie Hastings denied being contacted. Grier and Hastings denounced the attempted influence and warned against gambling schemes tied to the election.
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Salsbury
Alexander Grier
Han
Hollie Hastings
Grier
Hastings
Willan
Chatham
Hss
Salisbury
Wicomico County
Saliebury Times
Lansbury
Community Auto Races At Waldnams Grove Park
Sunday activities in Rocky Ridge included auto races at Waldnam’s Grove Park with residents Rocky Ridge, Vir Vernon Barro and Relvin Valentin in attendance. Nearby, families shared visits from Johns Hopkins Hospital and extended relatives gathered for anniversaries and church events. Local youths organized a club meeting after a women’s guild program at the Apples Evensuhdheld Reformed Church, with planning for upcoming Maryland regional activities and church services.
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Rocky Ridaeur
Vernon Barro Ant Coms
Waldnams Grove Park
Relvin Valentin
Rathmyn Valentine
Nes
Johns Tirpkins Hospital
Richard J. Clem
Enniversary
Maryiened
Colley Park
Werhend
Mr. and
Myre Gras Dor
Clem
Vide Thanter, Jr
Beserdy Dean
Mere Charh- Stenter
Ronree
Manren
Rao Amit
Leslie Wobu
Volusie
Rocky Ridge
Clareper Ja
Gaia
Cecelia
Tan
Wilbur Fens
Ian Mesting
Mare
Maryland Reneral Curio
Boonsbyp Apol 2
Bolivar Visitors Attend Camp Hill Event in Bolivar
Mrs EB Hoover and daughter from Roanoke Va visited at the Lee Hoover home on Camp Hill. A large crowd gathered at Bolivar Methodist church for Youth Fellowship. Attorney Bean Nichols of Charles Town spoke on The Bible and the Law. Census work completed by Mrs Robert Stuart of near Bolivar. Twenty seven people attended the 4 H Club gathering hosted by Misses Margaret and Lislar Holmes. Various locals noted visits, hospital updates, and wedding anniversaries across Bolivar and neighboring towns.
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Bolivar
W. Va
EB. F. Hoover
Roanoke
Lee Hoover
Camp Hilladoannae
Beekman
William Harris
Can Bail
George Watson
Lietown
Bohvar Methodist Church
Bean Nichols
Charles Town
D. Shirley Nichols
Camp Will
Robert Stuart
Bolnar
Harpers Ferry
Margaret
Lislar Holmes
Coleman Bunn
William Henretta
Herman Manear
Tones Springs
Caent
Regen Whitlme Grove
Delphia
Howard Lemon
Clarten
Meo Leroia
Frederick
Deh Glover
Ed Rom
Niv
Mie
LA Bret
Juin
Horald Melniyre
Philadelphia
Melniyre
Mall
Geove
Stone Craig
Baker
Brodies
Pittsburgh
Atr
Leer
Robert Nevis
Giertrude Punk
Ae Washinton
Pam Reat
Enyvoyiert Wien
Stucken
Wiha Rene
Brungasgk
Washington
Jain Edmuandson
Buncay
George Jones
Donald South
Alexandria
Miy
Fla
Dailey
Dionicio Blanco
Havana
Joseph Harcher
Wastuuton
Charles Wilt
Phillip
Wayhoag
Harry Nussear
Hagerstown
Robert Maergan
Front Royal
John ReLander
Harpers Verry
Ernest Melander
Irene Graf
Ballston Spa
J. W. Ramsdal
Botiwar
Belet
David and
Diane Duffy
T. K Orame
Harry Goosdall
Newark
B. C
Coleman D
Dunn
Millard Creamer
Douglas Ring
Irene Ruble
Bach Ring
Allen Ring
Middleway
Fred Landers
Ranson
Edith Derry
Rich
Mars Saturn Still With Us in Evening Sky May Maps Show
Science Service notes Mars remains the brightest evening celestial object in May, fading from magnitude minus 0.4 to plus 0.2. It sits in Virgo with Saturn in Leo, near Regulus and Spica, while Ursa Major, the Big Bear, dominates northern skies and Arcturus guides toward Spica. Mercury may appear briefly in early May after sunset, Venus rises before dawn in Pisces, and Jupiter and Venus form a bright pair in the southeast before morning.
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Mars
Virgo
Leo
Saturn
Regulus
Spica
Arcturus
Boites
Gemini
Procyon
Antares
Scorpius
Scorpion
Venus
Jupiter
Reedwille Apul Announces Candidacy for Town Council
Reedwille Apul, an employee of the Bureau of Education in Washington, announced today his candidacy for town council in the upcoming primary election on May 1.
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Reedwille
Apul
Robert GB Tadd
Bureau of de Gudact
Washington
Dorne Town Counel
Elmer Wolfe High School honor roll April grades listed
The April honor roll at Elmer Wolfe High School includes seventh grade students Mary Ellen Snyder Nancy Saublie Gretchen Reese Robert Proutz John Hood Jean Wickey Patrica Blume Bev erley Boston Ann Crumpacker Shirney Fox. Eighth grade students Lois Freeman Kenbeth Jongenecker Rely Marsii Doris Phoebus and Richard Bohn. Ninth grade students Gail Harley Warner Cheeks James Bowman Betty Ohler. Tenth grade students Marlene Devilbiss Patricia Dilley Dolores Rowe Shirley
Stambaugh Leads Eleventh Grade Student Roll Call
Eleventh grade roll includes Stambaugh along with Caro line Baker Julianne Dilley William Disley Patricia Harizler Doris Niswander and Catherine Yingling in the class list.
Taneytown campaign begins solicita tion drive April 24
The Taneytown Volunteer Fire Company launches its annual solicitation drive today, ending Monday April 24, marking 63 years of service. A committee including James F Burke as chair and George Kier leads the effort with solicitors assigned to East and West Baltimore street areas, the high school back area, cemetery zone, and various streets. Also noted are residents returning from Florida, a Rotary conference in Hershey, and local church guild activities. A new synthetic rubber product is mentioned alongside a birth notice.
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Taneytown
Taneytown Volunteer Fire Company
James F Burke
Howell B. Royer
James C. Myers
B. Walter Crapster
George Kier
Clarence Wilson
Edwin Paumgardner
Thurston Putman
Doty Robb
George Kiser
Donald Clingan
Delmont Koons
Kenneth Airing
Baltimore Street
Kenneth Hawk
West Baltimore Street
Raymond Feeser
Scott Smith
Myron Tracey
Harry Baker
Fred Shank
Cemetery
Thomas Smith
George Street
Mill Avenue
Wilbur Miller
Raymond Bowers
Fairview Avenue
Edwin Baumgardner
Glenn Lookinghill
York Street
Stanley King
Extreme Cold Facts From History
Temperatures plunging below zero have caused rubber tires to become as hard as rock in extreme conditions. Historical notes mention tires freezing solid at temperatures far under minus 60 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Hyt. Phillips
Borie
Willams
William Grove
Belay
Robert Fields
Fields
Thigertiown
Darrell Grove
John Edmondson
Marpees Ferry
Winnie Vitts
Vitts
Hlarvey Carter
Agnes DeLawder
Ard
Huchesstoen
Claranes
Y . Allen Dinkle
Amd
Teen Denavan
Brunswich
Chartes Ronble Frath Diskle
Ville Pokle
Mere Theodore Holtees
Lal Han
Molinar
Quest
Benyer Peververdt
Hare
Charles Hoover
Big Lee Hoover
B.C. Sponsier
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Landsberg
Munich
Rhineland
Herry Hitler
James Stokley
Science Service
Tabu
Cassighe
Hercules
Tyra
Dace North
Serrens
Omucius F
Feeutaunus
Jace
Camis Mii
Bradley T. Walley Jr
Petersville Road
Brunswick
Maryland
Fosters Hardware
Ber North Market St
Pearre
Automotive Service
Seiberling
TSOME
N. Carroll St
Refrigeration Service
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
E. Patrick Sr
Firestone Home and Auto Supplies
Union Bridge
Conway
Middle Alley
Farmers Market
S. Market St
King’s Daughters Bible Class
Calvary Methodist Church
Cisse
Poe
Mr. Frostite
Kellogg’s
Pascal Celery
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Pattorn
Chinewa
Chambersburg
Lincoln Way
Gulf of Station
John W. Hartman
Nelson Street
C, A. Kleinfelter
Markell & Ford
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