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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1925
Page
3
The Wicomico Echo notes staff and editorial updates with Editor in Chief Wesnoth Wate and a new committee for monthly program planning. Last week's program featured Abraham Lincoln life by Norman Tasker, a poetry piece by Cleo Dennis, and several short stories by Delia Marshall Katharine Oakley.
Local school officials announced a completed plan for a high profile athletic clash at the Armory against Potomac State of Keyser West Virginia. Students and citizens are urged to back the effort with strong attendance and financial support to ensure the venture succeeds and paves the way for future major games.
Campus chatter notes a Potomac State basketball clash and student plans as spring nears. Items include party dates, poetry requests, a prize contest dispute, budding athletes, and faculty beauty ideas among Berksham High lines.
A faculty member is known for teaching more than three classes and making marvelous narratives that students find engaging. The description praises her familiarity and storytelling skill.
A fragmented description depicts a medium height girl with a cheerful smile and no freckles. The visible text suggests fair skin and a sweet temper, noting teachers and pupils in a study hall context and hinting at a hopeful future.
A garbled reflection on a thief and a boy named Hanendt, with confused lines about poetry, love, and punishment. The speaker laments misreadings and hints at coming punishment, mentioning crowds and vows without clear events or resolved facts.
A letter notes improvement among many students with the new semester. It praises those who acknowledge errors, discard old habits, and strive for success, inviting everyone to recognize their efforts and support their progress.
Fragmented OCR text outlines Poe's Literary Society electing officers including president Charles Hearne and secretary treasurer amid a busy program. It notes the group meets weekly and emphasizes literary activities and a strong forthcoming schedule.
Local student Hady Win He on head en mawe te cheer W.HLS. Warriors attend one night showdown Wednesday against Potemac State quint. Page notes armory game setup, comparing teams and prep as Sale fans anticipate a televised clash at Central Stadium.
Miss Beulah Jones received the bronze medal for the best Lincoln essay at a Friday ceremony. The event featured recitations by James Wo ham Caper and Parson Wagon, with comments praising the essay prize and the influence of Lincoln on leadership and virtue.
Shes Town High faces a Saturday event with Coach Duffy expecting close competition. The team plans to test two at Quintet before returning home. The season includes a forthcoming game against Washington College with hopes for a strong showing.
The report lists names of several individuals who received certificates in a book-keeping program. Names include Margie Downs Katherine Oakley Nannie Tilghman and others, with a brief dialogue excerpt about age and a traveling salesman.
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