Bel Air Grange selects Salisbury for 1925 conference
Representatives from Wicomico attend the closing session of the four day Bel Air Grange gathering. The State Grange votes to hold next December's convention in Salisbury, marking the first time the city hosts the meeting. Delegates praised the invitation and anticipated strong attendance from numerous subordinate and Pomona Granges.
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Salisbury
Odings
Parsons
Heal Grange
Grant Sexton
Lowe
Sexton
Deleer
Pomona
Ross
Marylan
Lev Bela
Charles Kharuwkwe
Pretty High School Girl Wins Contest
A Pretty High School girl wins the contest and gains home run status. She secures popular support in Parthy with a majority of 28 000 votes.
Authorities Raid Two Buildings
Authorities conducted raids on two buildings using warrants to search premises. Details on locations involved and outcomes were not disclosed. No injuries reported, and investigations are ongoing.
Trapped Rabbits Case Warns of Post January 12 Prohibition
A 1926 notice from the county game warden explains that rabbits trapped after January 12 are violations of state game laws and subject to prosecution. The policy offers a $5 reward per rabbit to claimants at parties, with rabbits retained by the state and not moved between counties. The alert aims to end trapping ahead of the current upland game season closing January 1.
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Trevaty Game Warden
Othe
Uplard
Obituary of Collima Collins at Ulver D Celline
Obituary notes Collima Collins age thirty one died Sunday December 1 after bone infection surgery at Peninsula General Hospital. Survived by wife Pearl West and two young sons Oliver Jr and James Henry, plus his father Lemzel J Collins, four sisters and one brother. Funeral at Mrs Mary E West home North Division Street at two o clock Tuesday conducted by Dr Hamilton P Foz and Rex H S Dulaney.
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Peninsula General Hospital
Collima
Lemzel J. Collins
Bishopsville
Pennsylvana
Hamilton P. Foz
Rex H. S. Dulaney
Collins
Suiss Pearl West
Oliver Pd, Jr
James Henry West
William M Slemons a respected town captain dies at home
William M Slemons longtime town captain dies at his Camden Avenue home on a Saturday in December. The elderly seaman, a veteran mariner, lived a life at sea with voyages to foreign ports and coastal trips. He was married to Anne Barwick of Farmington and was born to James and Matilda Mier Slemons.
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William M Slemons
Camden Avenue
Bruneftal
Slemons
Princess Ann Hs
James and
Matinda
Mier Semons
Salisbury
Anne Barwick
Farmington de Or
Fifty Years The Fanera Masons Hold Camden Avenue Event
A Masonry related gathering titled Fifty Years The Fanera will be led by a committee from a residence on Camden Avenue Tuse. Details are sparse but the event centers on the local Masons and a historic milestone.
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Fanera
Masons
Camden Avenue
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