Local Social Notes Highlight Philadelphia Delights and Milestones
Mrs Marion A Humphreys visits Philadelphia for several days. Elmer Smith spent last week in Wilmington Delaware and Moon Pennsylvania. Calvin Shriver departed to spend the rest of the week in Philadelphia. Miss Fo Cora Gillis supervises elementary schools and wrested Willard's School on Tuesday. Mrs Ovaete Parker hosted the Busy Bee Sewing Club at her Naylor Street home last evening. Mrs Wilken Booth entertained MG Club members at her High Street home. Mr and Mrs Lingh Bounds visited Milford Delaware with Mr and Mrs Allen Wayard.
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Marion A. Humphreys
Philadelphia
MeElmer Smith
Wilmington
Del
Moon, Pa
Cora Gillis
Willard
Ovaete Parker
Busy Bee
Naylor Street
Wilken Booth
MG. Club
High Street
Fragmented OCR Leaves Scrambled Local Notes
Readable fragments show scattered mentions of Salisbury and industrial notes with scattered dates, prices, and events. The text includes incomplete phrases about workers, travel, and local references, offering a fragmented glimpse rather than a coherent report.
Not a Man! Christianity's reach beyond church walls
A reflection on Christian love flowing from faith outward into every street and neighborly act. The text urges Christianity to be practiced in daily life, comforting the weary and heavy laden rather than confined to churches.
Five Years Ago in Salisbury and Local Notes
Five years ago in Salisbury the Smith & Williams Shipyard closed on Emergency Fleet instructions. Eastern Shore Shipbuilding at Sharptown remained in government work. Mrs. F W C Webb dies after influenza. T1th 6th and 22nd Divisions not among first home from France. Salisbury Banks prepare Christmas savings. United War Work Fund gains nearly $100 from armory event. First arrest by Warden Bedsworth for unlawfully muock rats. Raymond McIntyre fined. Lillian Esther White and William Jewis Roza wed. Margaret Lucille Ruark and Thomas H Mitchell Jr. married at Asbury Church. Fall Meeting of Associated Banks held in Salisbury.
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Smith & Williams
Emerceny Fleet Corporation
Eastern Shore Shipbuilding Company
Sharptown
Depaut Genie
Bedsworth
Wicomico County
K Muokrats
Raymond McIntyre
Allen McIntyre
Costa
Lillian Esther White
William Jewis Roza
Accemac
Weeny
Mra. W
Mneesak Walnut Street
Salisbury Civic League to plant community Christmas tree
At a crowded Salisbury Civic League meeting in the Court House yard plans were approved for a community Christmas tree with Civic League backing but funded by local donors. The project aims to engage residents and boost holiday spirit in Salisbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic League
Jourt House
Salisbury
Ourt House
What Others Think Of Us What Others Think Of Us
Local readers respond to The Evening Times praised Salisbury news publication and its impact on the community. Merchants and citizens credit the paper with reflecting town concerns and boosting commerce.
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Omany
Feening Times
Population figures for Delmar corrected to 2300
A Delmar reader notes railroad hub figures list 1580 in Maryland area and 890 in Delaware area, totaling 2300, correcting earlier reference of 1500. The update emphasizes the hub’s extended reach and local population counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar
Marylanol
Delaware
Bans With Nobecrtira Amon by the Circulation Department
A mysterious notice from the Circulation Department of The Reening Times mentions a required term of a year for voluntary enrollment. It references Col Marian A Humphrays and a daughter, with unclear details about a rescue or disappearance and a staged appearance.
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Amon
Cir
Col Marian
Walter BR
Democrats to Hold Caucus Tomorrow
An upcoming caucus is announced with Democrats preparing to assemble. The notice notes strong expectations about Republican committees and the timing of the event, indicating internal party activity and possible decisions on candidacy or strategy.
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the Evening Times
Salisbury, MD
Calvin Shriver
Mr and Mes. Lingh Bounds
Milford
Mere Allen Wayard
Tayder
Boca Derews Te Vik Rtan
Fuselia Cn
Trent Bapt
Cb Ucch
Cree
Mary Woedale Ton
Maver
Jens
Amd
Mr Paege
Childrer
Wits
Csarme Wiese
Willham
Lee
Are . T
Abe
Aden Grate
Salsbury
Reed
Emigar
Ve “A
Harris @ Ewing
White House
Eet Aman
Martha Mulvey
Taft
Frane
Wicomice County
United War Work Fund
Armory
Ha & Vaaltern Wa
Gunby
Chatsman Committee
A and H W Carty
Cheirman
Margaret Lucille Ruark
M. Thomas HH Mitchell, Jr
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
J T Hersen
Hanks of
Waomico
Worcester
Somerset
Samuel Mullikin
Eatward
Austin
Howard County
Bradley
Dem Rat
Vienna
James James
Celatons
Franklin Carey
Teomat
Jeatyway Rabert
Merrick
Impary
Cambridge
Fae Anglar Maneger
Brarh Hearn Oil Company
Ad V Genet Heet
King ¢ Anepeary
Getteng
Iaeman & Smyth Hartecre
Wiiems © High
Ie.t
Shinase Army & Navy
Balisbury
Camber
Ually
Neliebury
Bedey
Oda Tlh Wholesale Hesse
Shaeffer Pens
Shaeffer
Terulation Department
Give
Nathan
Main ST. Salisbury
Atord
Det
Rarty S
Ciesttter
William Koff
Pine Bluff
Saliabury
Maryland
Viola Dana
Dolly Dumplin
Herbert Ashley & CO
Wen Snd Boys Furnishers
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