Convention Of Newspaper Men Plans Big For Delmarva Activities
Editors and publishers from Maryland and Delaware wrapped two busy days in Salisbury praising the program. Governor Ritchie and officials attended as a large gathering urged stronger cross state cooperation, advertising standards, and future joint events with the Delmarva Press Association while electing officers for the Peninsula association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmarine Press
Salisbury
Harry K Smith
Wreathe News
Evening Times
Gerrish Gassaway
Wilmington Chamber of Commerc
J James Scott
Lions Club
Mh Gansaway
Harry Todd
Vurwager
Chea P. Gey
Wicomico
Edward Crory
el Cer
Delmarva Prew Assie
Wm. F. Metten
Pblisher
Wilmington
Successhve Peninsula Association
Ritchie
Comptiller Gordy
Bunchesen
Salsbury
Fastern Shore State Normal School
Pine Rive Sanatorium
Walter B. Miller
C. O. Reville
Battmore Sunnayers
Noorday
Everett Williams
H. P Fox
Asbury M. E. Church
Fox
Hich Ulead
Aast
Fee News Pipers
Meare's
Fo Oatern
Hegar
Rudretas
Ocean
Frerett
Jenn von
Newark
Chowman
Tare Ete
Witrangten
T . eReutes
Ark
Kent Ss
Easton Tb
Abe Mohen
Small Town Newspapers Highlight Role in Modern Journalism
A New York World assistant editor argued smaller papers better reflect American life than major dailies due to intimate contact with readers. Governor Ritchie urged Maryland to curb seafood overfishing, planning legislative steps to protect Chesapeake resources. Baltimore Times president William Schneideirth discussed printing economy and quality, offering a silver cup for top work at the upcoming convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Besecll
New York World, Co
Natente
America
New York
Gordy
Joe Gueverucritchie
Maryland
Ernor
Chesapeake Bay
Ritchie
Press Associati
Annanwil
Sterroen
William Scheideith
Baltimore Tydhetse
Schnedereith
Schneideretth
Beeta With Success Revival Enlivens Be Theda Church
Revival at Be theda Methodist Protestant Church drew a large Laurel delegation and about thirty people decisioned for salvation. Dr James T Straughn preached on The Intoxicated Sword, urging life changes as evidence of faith. The service featured strong readings from Revelation and a notable revival atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betheda
James T Straughn
Rotheda
Laurel
Strang Ca
Sears
Mary of Theae
Arcadian Theatre Offers New Mother Goose Revue Tonight
Tonight and tomorrow at the Arcade Theatre, advance sales for large houses. A fully staged revue features new rainbow costumes, elaborate scenery, and striking special effects. The children’s Mother Goose fantasy, 8 little performers, and a closing by the lady minstrels promise lively entertainment. Tickets are on sale at the Arcade Theatre box office for both performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcade Theatre
Lady Minstrels
Arcadi Theatre
Robber linked to garage break foiled by firm staff
Alfred Brittingham, recently freed from the House of Correction, attempted a theft at Dean W. Perdee Auto Co. A firm member and another worker interrupted him as he pried the safe. He fled, leaving a bloodied scene and a damaged showroom. Police traced him to his parents’ home and then county custody. He claims self injury during a prior incident. A prior sentence placed him in the House of Correction. he has a long juvenile criminal record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Brittingham
House of Correction
Dean W. Per Dee Auto Co
Leary H. Manna
C. Yio
CIA
T. Hank
Brittinzham
Perdue
Hanna
Hill
Hills
Britingham
Reform Schoo
Fragmentary Musings of An Adventurer Seen in Manuscript
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a speaker named Mabel and an adventurer, with partial phrases about coming forth and an implied dialogue. This limited text preserves two named individuals and a mood of inquiry.
Three Autos Stolen In Five Hours In City
A spate of auto thefts Saturday night spanning five hours saw three vehicles vanish from the town center. Turner Bros. coupe was taken from E Main Street near the Wicomico Hotel between 7:20 and 8:38 pm and later found abandoned on East Church Street. A Buick owned by Major Phillips was reported missing from Main Street near the Candy Kitchen, and a second car linked to Robert Stoud, of Satery, disappeared from the downtown area. Police remained on the lookout at noon for the other two vehicles as a suspect with prior municipal court ties faced possible arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twoford
Turner Bros
Robert Stoud
Sateury
Major Phillips
Dive Town
Turner Bros.’ Auto
E. Main Street
Wicomico Hotel
East Church Street
Canad and Berughton
McCrory
Phillips
Candy Kitchen
Man Street
Church Congregation Hears Radio Sermon at Pittville Grace M P Church
The Grace M P Church congregation at Pittville listened to Rev. Thomas Ho Lewes, president of the General Center, deliver a sermon via a new radio set installed in the Rhode Island Avenue Church building in Washington. The device reportedly worked without trouble and promises a longer range starting October. Members heard the sermon from their pews as the system transmitted the speaker’s message to the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. P Church
Pittville
Ty Church
Thomas Ho Lewes
Rhode Ieland Avenue
Washington, P
Aerman
Charles & Smith
Feorce
Gerlach Barta
Lescabka
Gas pistol deemed deadly weapon in disorder report
Officials classify the gas pistol as a deadly weapon amid a disorder incident. Police report details surrounding ownership and handling of the device, with emphasis on safety and potential charges. Investigators note implications for public safety and legal treatment of such weapons.
Firemen Enter With Elks For Top Place
Firemen enter the race for first place with the Elks after winning three games from the Gas and Electric squad. Deciding match to be played Friday night draws strong interest tonight as both teams seek top prize in the arcade league.
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Delmervia
Fotere
Peder AL
Aturday
Beeta
Potteries
Medren
Tedd
Ingersell
Oswals
Gey
Dishareen
Anyrow
Mabel
Ford
Buick
Main Street
Divinion
Lis and
Pittsville
ELKS
Smoke Eatern
Snatch
Fron Gas & Electric
Teas & Electric
Bileaten
Hail of Prey
Eas & Electric
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Salisbury National Bank
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