Young Business Man Seeks County Service Post
A terse notice from a county agent outlines twelve methods for extending county services. The brief mentions Secretary W. T. Gardner and references the current year, signaling an official inquiry.
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
8
A terse notice from a county agent outlines twelve methods for extending county services. The brief mentions Secretary W. T. Gardner and references the current year, signaling an official inquiry.
Towns across the region select representatives for a beauty event to be held at the Arcade-y venue in Salisbury with possible later stop at Atlantic City. Diverse contestants will perform with various features including hair and attire, inviting broad public patronage for judging and participation.
The Eastern Shore School Children essay contest awarded prizes for home lighting and safety. Winners include E. Ellis of Delmar Maryland and Jean H. Smith of Michigan Del. Additional details list the prize amounts and participating organizations.
Dr Fox presents in Asbury Church Hall a talk titled The Tale of Three Cities detailing life in Europe today. His discussion draws on impressions from London Berlin and Paris with focus on social change and contemporary culture.
The Times urges prompt attention to dining options as young women seek quick service, recommending eateries with efficient service and clear menus to suit visitors and locals alike.
Fragmented OCR item lists names and places including Salisbury Maryland and Delmar with scattered mentions of prizes and a $15,000 model home. References to individuals Julie Gree and Miles Gree appear among messy lines about contests, scholarships, and earnings in several towns.
The Manhattan club has secured Sree Freeene of New York City to speak in the Chamber of Commerce room tomorrow at eight. The Lions Club meeting at the Wicomice Hotel at 6 15 o'clock precedes the talk.
The Salvation Army may assist a mother with five children after illness, while the father, injured years ago, is separated. The family relies on washing and odd jobs to survive, with rent due and food clothing and fuel needed. Contributions at The Evening Times office will go to Salvation Army. Groceries and clothing may be delivered to the Relief Hall on Tee Street.
Cross Word Puzzle fan asks what three letter abbreviation means the nearest thing to man. Smart Guy answers Cee that’s easy fess BV D.
Special to The Evening Times reports an inquest into the death of Mr. Mervin near a roadside enbankment after a late Tuesday night collision. Phillipe died instantly in the crash on the highway. The proceeding was among the final official acts of Charles A. Taylor and his deputy, with the successor taking over the office this morning.
The Money Order Department at P. Go. will close at 5 20 today and from then on will close at 5 30. The notice cites changes due to arrangements with Rg. Follhpe and mentions Bogartencet 108 6 as part of the matter under review.
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