Local Social Roundup From Salisbury Newsroom
Daily social notes from Salisbury Maryland dated December 16 1926 record visits travels and entertaining by residents. Eminent names include Lee Miles John Shockley Dorothy White and Orland Langrall among others with social calls from Baltimore Philadelphia Wilmington and Cambridge.
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Lee Miles
Baltimore
Salisbury
John L. Shockley
Laurel
Del
Dorothy White
Philadelphia
Earl Weer
Bridge
Light St
Holiday Seals Campaign Boosts Salvation Armies Appeal
The article notes Christmas seal promotions planned by prominent Sac bury women led by Mrs Ao Teadsin, with Mr Teamvin predicting ongoing responses. The drive aims to fund health programs and spread cheer as Wh drive officials explain the campaign’s purpose and progress. Local teams and committees report wet seals and eager supporters, while fundraising nears projected targets though final quotas remain uncertain.
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Hboeth
Che & FF Powell
Breet
Ao Teadsin
Crear
Teamvin
Wioenae Weil Bay
Thas
Local Seal Sale funds health program growth
The Seal Sale raises money for public nursing and Miracle House care at Clathorre. A free health ram assists schools with materials and teacher instructions. This year the fund aims to double the local health bureau budget, with seventy percent staying in Wisconsin County for tuberculous and general health improvement.
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Clathorre
Aurze
Wicomice Counnty
Canton Murder Trial Resumes in Stark County Court
Canton Ohio December 10 The murder trial of Patrick Eugene McDermott for Don R Mellett Cantor publisher moved forward as 102 prospective jurors were examined but failed to yield a panel The defense renewed a motion for change of venue which was overruled The defense argued pretrial publicity would taint impartiality and cited widespread public sentiment stirred by newpaper propaganda entering the Stark County docket.
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Canton
Ohio
Patrick Eugene McDermott
Don R. Mellett
Cantor
Nse Counse
Stark County
WeDermott
Grier elected Mead County Red Cross chairman
Ralph H Grier was elected chairman of the Wicomico Chapter American Red Cross to succeed Howard Roark at the annual meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms last night. Other officers named were vice chairman Mrs Gardeer Spring Jr secretary Mrs James S Taylor treasurer Miss Mary Hearn. About one thousand ninety one members joined the annual roll call and drive contributions totaled 1154 dollars as reported by campaign chair Mrs Spring.
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Ralph H Grier
Wicomico
American Red Cross
Howard Roark
Chamber of Commerce
Smithsonian to unveil Bell bust on telephone anniversary
Washington December 10. A P. The 50th anniversary of the telephone invention was marked at the Smithsonian Institution with the unveiling of a bust of Alexander Graham Bell. The bust was presented by President Walter Guford of AT&T, Mrs Gilbert Grosvenor, Bell's daughter, unveiled it, and Chief Justice Taft to receive it for the institution.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Alexander Graham Buil
Walter Guford
American Telephone and Telegraph
Marie To Place Son For King On Council
The neweparer Cavantul reports Queen Marke would replace her son Princ Nichela on the 6th Regency Council if King Ferdinand agrees at a ministers council likely soon. No denial or confirmation from the foreign office. The king recently had intestinal surgery and is improving. A large amount was spent last year on goods bought on instalment plans.
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Bachore Ti Dace Ie
Cavantul
Marke
Princ Nichela
Ferdinand
Foreign Office
Earl Thineek
Peninsula Summer School elects officers
The Peninsua Summer School run by the Jeant Dioces en Board of the Equcapal Diocese of tarteen Varylind and Delaware has elected officers Rev G. W Davenport president Rev Richard W Trapnell Wilmington five president Rev Al S. Vernvon Wilmington secretary Rev Charleen L. Atwater Chester town Md business manager and treasuree.
Chief Justice Eugene Bo Gary Dies at 72 in Atlanta
Atlanta reports the death of Chief Justice Eugene Bo Gary of the South Carolina Supreme Court at age 72. The longtime jurist, remembered for his legal influence, passed away after a career spanning decades in the judiciary.
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Atlanta
Eugene Bo Gary
South Carolina Supreme Court
Tuutar
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