Mother fated to care dispute sparks child abduction case
Wayne Eugene Scaraborough, fifteen months, was taken Saturday from his paternal grandparents in Powellville by his mother Kitty Scaraborough and her mother. A writ accuses Kitty of unlawful entry. Frank Scaraborough seeks custody and quick return of the child. Police search ongoing with leads in Salisbury and Powellville.
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Litle
Wayne Eugene Scaraborough
Powellville
Ted
Kitty Latham
A. Scaraperough
Scaraborough
Wilmington
Salisbury
Robert D .P, Haberdashery
Kitty Scaraborough
Selleburg
Frank Scarborough
Kitty
Eugene
Death Notice for Blan E Haream at Haven Wharf Home
Blan E Haream dies at Haven Wharf Home after a brief illness. The report notes services and burial details pending, with local references to family and the Haven Wharf community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blan E. Haream
Haven Warf
Haven Wharf
Sauretar
Fat Women And Skeletons At Salisbury Midway Attraction
A garbled Salisbury fair report describes Fat Woman and Human Skeleton displays by Willer Bees with Midway attractions drawing thousands. An interview notes a New York exhibition. ongoing revenue and public fascination are emphasized amid chaotic narration.
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Bapsist
Hamen
Salisbury
Midaty
Sumner Mery
New York
Willer Bees
Re v
Gene Chen
NEA
Evening Times
Negro Found Guilty On Three Charges
Dewey Cornish about 22 years old is jailed after being found guilty on three charges. He failed to have a registration certificate displayed markers from another car and operated without a license. He paid ten dollars and costs in each case.
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Dewey Cornish
Peters
Atkinson
Dewey
Fall From Truck Fatal for Parson sburg Man
George Spence aged 60 a Parsonsburg area resident died after falling from a truck returning from Salisbury. Johan Milla reported missing color ed occupant found on the road near Parsonsburg after retracing his route. Investigators believe a heart attack may have caused the fall. no witnesses saw the incident. The event was reported to local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Johan Milla
Parsonsburg
George Spence
George
Miss Violet Emily Morris Weds Leonard Renshaw in Thanksgiving Ceremony
Centerville Maryland announces the marriage of Violet Emily Morris to Leonard Archibald Renshaw of Salisbury. The service was led by Rev W f Madges on Thanksgiving evening with a blue crepe gown trimmed in fur and a reception at the groom’s family home.
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Shadrack Lawrence Morris
Centerville
Violet Emily
Leonard Archibald Renshaw
Salisbury
Mia Wary
Renshaw
James Calvin Bodley
Berlin
Harry Ress
Susan Kern
Milfersd
Telen Wills
Bile
Clyde M Cooter
Promnce
Henry White Held For March Court
Henry White is held for arraignment in March court in Wilmington Delaware after a lengthy search by local sheriff. Court records indicate ongoing investigation and detainment pending formal charges.
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Henry White
March Court
Wilmington
Delaware
Army Team Prayed Before Grid Games
West Point football players began each game with prayer as part of Captain Edward Garbischs address to the squad. He credited team victories to the players and spoke from the stage coach platform as captains have given final talks to their teams.
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West Port
West Point
Edward Garbisch
Captains of Arms
Garbusch
Victory cheers for Navy win captain at homecoming
Eleven tore off his head gear and thanked Ged fervently for the victory. The man who beat the Navy by four drop kicks Saturday was cheered by the 1,300 gathered to welcome home the players.
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Ged
Navy
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Gene Cohnner
Dee
Eter Robinson
Barth
Troy
Wicomicd Hotel
Army
Garbisch
Virginia
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Parker Pea
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Leek
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Jewelry Company
Wie
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Anita Stewar
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