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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1926
Page
2
Lita Gray Chaplin, former wife of Charlie Chaplin, announces she will rejoin the Roman Catholic Church. She plans to have her two children baptized within the Catholic faith and cites her failed marriage as the reason for her return.
Fragmented text reports chaos in a town with hogs driven by Walter C Mann and others. Mentions are made of Joseph T Bailey and Joseph W Selpy with weights and orange growth plans for Howard, plus railway and freight notes. Town officials and merchants prepare for Saturday meetings and decorations amid confusion.
A missionary from the Metal Epteonpa Church in Pease China will address Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church this Sunday. The speaker is described as a former teacher and a believer in mission outreach.
A garbled OCR passage mentions a crowd or event with scattered names and phrases. No clear persons or organizations are readable, nor a definite location or outcome to summarize accurately.
Vague notes describe a political drive in Chicago with 323000 pledge cards signed by supporters. The text mentions alleged candidates and officials, a list of names, and references to excommunication and court actions.
County supervisors directed discussions on the English course with high school and rural teachers. A series of meetings was held for rural teachers and primary grade instructors in various schools. Phineas E. Gordy presided over gatherings, addressing educators in colored schools.
An artesian well has been bored to 500 feet to obtain the coolest temperature in the region. The water from the bore will be used to chill the air in a theater here next summer, part of a plan to improve comfort in the warm season.
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