Summer vacation return and community notices in Brunswick
Miss uth Lee Vuowle a student at Western Mary sland Cilere returns home for summer vacation while Misa Hermlee and other locals, including Mr and Mrs Charlie Gh, host visitors and observers. City officials discuss drain aging, water rent, street repairs, and park improvements as part of a mid year report and plans for the new fiscal period amid community events and relocations.
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Brunswick
Ann Veer
Peters Lle Road
Naber Jr
Patrien
Pee
Fies Farley
Kathe ‘Thomas
Cotoctin
Stomnac
Akron
Mfe
Charlie
Tadher
Gram
Mrady
Elgin
Tr Pephow
Vredetdek
Meo
Mtrs
Charles Movermale
Atturuy
Staeman
Hilckyaed
Bertamy
Potahte
Ao Riert
Nooaetlon
Atte Chathe City
Fat
ORC
Bae
Ita
Win S. Thompson
Tn Tate
Premally
Nm Sa
Boston
Oiseryjen
Ant
Thompangy
Wen
Dalraice
Graduating Class of Middletown High School Names
A list of graduates and faculty members appears in the Middletown High School notice, including students and staff such as Janes, Meredith, Margaret, Kepler, and Tevat, with various misspelled names and affiliations noted in the document. The section reads like a yearbook roll call and reflects the school’s end of term listing.
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Middletown High School
Symmetry Directs Interest to Dutch Colonial Entry
A fragmented description praises symmetry in a Dutch colonial entry and first floor plan. It notes a balanced facade with metal leaders, window balance, and a well designed kitchen space. The living room and halls feature oak and pine details, white wainscoting, and a refined interior finish.
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Wea
Aden
Benh Seders Hebe
Leeda
Betraume
Watts
Court News Marriage Licenses and Divorces Reported
Court records list marriages and divorces including Janes Adams 28 Wake Forest NC and Daly Lee Smith 24 Haleigh NC. Dewey Lo Jones 1 divorced. Vera Witter 20 Behoof Magers-Lown. Archie Rhodes 56 divorced. Ethel de Cal 40 Cet tysburg PA. Thomas WH Algier 21 Bravertown.
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Janes Adams
Wake
Fire Company Ledger Showing May Receipts and Balances
Ledger notes show no receipts or disbursements with totals and a May balance of 100. The document records a 13,06447 amount, $400 receipt, $1005 total, and no further disbursements.
Property transfers and assignments listed in county records
The document lists several property transfers and assignments including Rennloger 18 to Me Chie with $20, Willam Ho Stup to Alfred Moe Vanderarift for $310, and a Board of Education transfer to Zion Reformed Church of Clarkesville for $10 in the county records.
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W. Clinton McSherry
Meapiss Liquida’ Iy Comp Rationt
Willam Ho Stup
Alfrad Moe Vanderarift
Board of Education
Zion Reformed Church of
Clarkesville
One Cent Magenta Stamp Valued as World’s Rarest
Report notes the one cent magenta stamp issued in British Ghana is deemed the most valuable by philatelists. The item attracts investor interest and headlines in stamp collecting circles.
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Ghana
MSG
County Club Women In Chorus Competition
County Club women prepare for a chorus competition at the YMC, under the direction of Mrs Grace Yo and faculty, featuring local and university participants and a program including Dutch pieces. The event, supported by the Federation, will be held with plans for an afternoon and evening program and a teacher’s reception.
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University of Maryland
Courtes
Fiat Toy
Focal Myron
Wolland
Amt
Ale “Dyayer
Netherlands
Een
Dor
Peterny
Eexs
YMC
Graces
Ae Haitinin
Sesant Kresge
Mands
Varcace Willams
Se Federation
Chiks
Adameoam Wabasiger
Braddock
Barkegatoan
Tyams
Differ
Tryesyse
Hetdae Landis
Be Astean
Merry
Pra
Mt Pivasat Tuba
Lascumbte
Warres
Bae
Dean Mount
Elmer D.xon
Hash Dean
C. Vernon Pose
Vinten
Bier
Dat W. Kehne
Monte Crom
Neil
Alm Coblentz
Lloyd C Cuver
Mos Hida Flock
Ridsely Floog
Edward McDevitt
E Meier
Dalby East
Roy Citne
Louie Syead~ Grees
Marore Harré
St Rothemore
Grace Burste
Harry Saomby
Maoh Hollman
Som R. Kresge
Corster Young
Huarsy Thoms
Edgar Hargett
Sirs Wiliam
Kings Daughters Meet In Calary SRE Church
The Shae monthly meeting of Kong's Daughters Withie Class at Calary SRE Episcopal church opened with prayer led by Theon. Mamie Smith presided. After devotions and business, a social hour followed with Carl Liston entertaining on alto sax and harmonica. Mrs Pree and Mr Pree contributed, and John Grivendanner helped plan. Refreshments arrived from Mrs Foelh Mrs Hemk and Mrs William Dight. next meeting September first Tuesday.
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King's Daughters
Calary Sre Episcopal Church
Mamie Smith
Carl Liston
Raymond Pree
Plana
John Grivendanner
Medford Prices and Store Hours at Local Market
Local market ad lists store hours from 7 to 3 and offers items such as coffee jars, root beer, kerosene, gasoline, coarse salt at various bag sizes, lime, strainer discs, auto parts, and farm tools like mower blades and plow shares. Prices include $239 for cups, $119 for men’s shoes, and multiple container discounts.
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Sgal Can Auto Co
Laan Mowers
Landsides Mould Boards
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Herat
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Biheer Sitti
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Saloausi
Mane Crone
Rees
Tevthermiy
Uiancr Gras
Wolum Migann
Sirti Lentrarethan
Suerat Gaetle
Lointeb Prete
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Rey
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Photoy
Sheptey
Meredith Aladeen
Nm Chaytan
Mam
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Giro Tuck
Afotr
Shek
Bsphine Houtmatin
Paul Fank
Pasvier
Mile Dorpi
Ages
Water Bhieve Kepler
Margaret Pla
Madalyn
Kentte
Rhaht
Vera TeGinsan
Barterman
Dofay Tevet
Hamilton
Menry Pleant
Herries
Baltusrol
Springticht
Herman Ahrren Getty
Court News
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Short Coure
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Scholls
Scholl
Peoples Service Drug Stores
Bulova
Doll’s Jewelry Store
AINA
Redrick Clarkaberg
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Wetratt
Wieh
QTV
Patrick Street
PHUNF
Frick Threshers
F. L. Notnagle
Fair Ground
Frederick
Mad
Medford
Moaer Guards
Moaer
Zeib
Lim
Epsom
Pall Lake
Gale
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Medford, MD
David Raite
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