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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1925
Page
7
Fragmented text outlines a minor budget item showing division of tax rate for a municipal bead and sewer and water bonds. It notes costs of various property and operation expenses including service and rent, with adverse criticism hinted but unclear.
Toomorrow will be observed as Fi ery-Meeber-Canvas-Day at Asbury Cheech with a thirty member committer calling on church members at two o'clock. Subscriptions to the church budget for the next Conference Year will be solicited. The enlarged program covers past years and requires readjusting financial backing. The World Service appeal seeks about 1N, 080, a typical amount for the church. Rev Hamilton Ke will preach both morning and evening.
A fragmented report notes Fortament aiding the local community during weeks of warmth. It mentions NerAe and pastas, with emphasis on nearby residents and supportive actions.
Ed ward Felix Kleman, son of Rev Henry F Kleman and Mrs Kleman, will be ordained to the Diaconate at St Peter's and Easton Diocese Bishop Davenport will preside. The ceremony follows his studies at the seminary and signals his missionary plans in Liberia with further priestly training in London.
J S Howse of this city learns his uncle Matthew Howse has died at the Soldiers' Home in Kearny New Jersey. Born in Kilmarnock Scotland in 1846 he came to America as a boy and served in the Union Army before spending months in Andersonville prison. Interment will be in the Kearny cemetery.
Easten Maryland February 28 five children of George Wilson and wife perished when a blaze swept their farm on the Cheptenk River ten miles east of Easton. The eldest, 16, to about two years, bodies found near a stove. A sixth child missing presumed dead. Cause of fire undetermined. one body recovered и
Evangelistic meetings start at Trinity M E Church South tomorrow at 11 AM with Rev B T Candler to be preached by Rev Thomas Rosser Reeves former Trinity pastor Portsmouth Virginia. Reeves speaks 11 AM and 7 30 PM tomorrow and each evening during the week large crowds expected Mr Reese Wimbrow will lead the song service all invited.
George Marion Powell of this city had his operator's license revoked by the Maryland Commissioner of Motor Vehicles. The week ended Thursday also saw Lewis Adkins near Salisbury denied a new license, William Collins of Hebron having his license suspended. Fines from magistrates totaled 62.6382 for traffic violations, with 1529 from the traffic court in Haltmore.
Mae A Goodhue mother of Mrs arrived in Washington from Northampton Massachusetts to be seen at the White House for several weeks including the inauguration period.
A seven by five by two foot granite tombstone weighing about eight tons was transported over three days from Salisbury by a nine mule team to Deals Island. The stone for Thomas B Webster’s grave faced weight refusals from the steamer Virginia and road blocks due to marshlands and bridge crossings. TJ Trust Co funded the monument, with Weist becoming a donor to the local church and community orphans fund.
Washington crowds discuss the Singing Sand mystery near the Atlantic coast as Smithsonian scientists review vocal sand sounds reported when travelers trod or struck the dunes. Coast Guard members testify to the strange phenomena and await fuller research before declarations.
Jecua W. Miles launches a new newspaper aimed at the Miles Lankford faction of the Democratic party. The first edition is slated to appear mid year after a recent meet in Mr. Grace Fa Anne.
Notre Dame star joins Syracuse as coach next fall following 1934 Krampteash appearance, announced today.
Fragmentary text notes six towel washing steps and a placeholder number tied to Posomane. No clear people, places, or organizations are readable to confirm context or outcome.
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