Local Social News Highlights From June 6 1988
Mrs E J McLaughlin and daughter Jenn visit Washington D C Clarence A White of Philadelphia visits with the Coopers. Mrs D B Potter in New York City due to her mother’s illness. Mrs Beary W Stewart of Norfolk weeks in Salisbury with relatives and friends. Mrs H Bradley of Baltimore returns home after visiting sister Mrs Wm Porter. Mrs Leslie Riggian of Ruin RD weekend with brother Verwoe H Ross and Mrs Ross. Mr and Mrs Harry S Wailes in New York City part of the week. Mrs Anne Wyatt returns to Laurel after visiting Mrs P E Wilson. Mr Ernest T Foskey daughter Joyce and Mr Vernon H Rees visit Walter Reed Hospital in Washington. D C. Mr and Mrs Robert Ward of Glen Burnie Md and their daughter return home after visiting Mrs Reese Wimbrow. Mr and Mrs M Scott Star and Kenneth of Liberty town visit Mrs Star’s parents Selby Fisher Uptee Street. Mr Albert H Silverman and Ruth Silverman at Marlborough Hotel Lakewood N J for the week return Saturday. Mr Wier leaves for extended Florida trip. Mr Withiam E Hooper of Cambridge travels with him. Miss Madlyn Tull chosen from Henry Watson Aid Society of Baltimore to attend National Conference of Social Workers in Washington DC. Miss Tull to spend a few days here with her mother. Miss Lynda Messick of Allen to wed Roy Fout Ludwig of Keyser WV on June 1? at 6:30 AM. Many social events planned in honor of Miss Messick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. White
Philadelphepene
Mark Cooper
D. B. Potter
New York City
Beary W Stewart
Norfoth
Salisbury
H. Bradley
Baltmere
Wm. L. Porter
Leslie Riggian
Ruin RD
Madlyn Tull
Henry Watson Aid Society
Baltmore
Social Workers
Washington
Lynda Messick
Harry T Measickh
Allen
Roy Fout Ludwig
Keyser WV
Homor
Miss Messick
Stop Look and Listen Before You Marry
Cynthia Grey urges young girls to consider love and readiness before marriage. She questions ongoing affection versus lasting commitment and asks if the suitor has savings for emergencies, stressing prudent choice for future happiness.
Fragmentary notice about work and marriage plans
Fragmented OCR text mentions job timeline and relationship plans with scattered phrases about age schooling and town, implying personal life decisions and potential marriage after education.
Cancer education lecture aims to aid early detection in county
Dr Joseph Colt Bloodgeed and Dr Thomas Cullen speak at the YMCA on cancer awareness. Under the Wicomico County Medical Society, the free lecture urges public attendance to learn signs, early symptoms, and action to aid curing chances. Local efforts plan a broader publicity drive across three counties with educational slides to illustrate key points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Colt Bloodgeed
YMCA
Thomas Ullen
Wicomico County Medical Society
Somerset Counties
Tcomico
Enmy
Bloodgoods
Ambiguous OCR Fragment Hints at Unclear Event
Fragmentary text mentions names and items in a damaged report, obscuring subject and location. Readable elements include personal names and scattered nouns, with no clear event, date, or organization to identify. Further clarification needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
States Urged to Observe Defense Day Across States
Washington dispatch reports officials urge state and local police and national guard cooperation for Defense Day defense test on July. Letters request telegraphic support and emphasize state interests and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jame
National Guard
Jo Serevent
Cespenne
Davis
City Aims to Repave Street at Bargain Cost
A fragment notes a bid of 81 per 1060 for repaving a street and references bricks costing the city 06 per 1000 seventeen years ago. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear dates or names.
Lee Angeies and Kept Aided by Kansas City Leader
The text shows a fragmented report naming Lee Angeies and a Kansas City figure, with mentions of a leader and selection. It references Rabies prevention and an event connected to Taos, with implied sections and the idea of succession. The readable fragments indicate a political or organizational leadership change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Angeies
Jem
Taos
Saine
Seetin
Loneartod
Peieahcan Benale Ceesler
Kansas City
Maryland General Assembly Passes Local Marriage Law Vetoed by Governor
The 1922 Maryland General Assembly passed a local marriage law that Governor Crothers vetoed as inapplicable beyond Havre de Grace. Governor’s critics included Lt. Col. WMiford E. Tydings who urged the veto, fearing the bill would migrate marriage mills to nearby Havre de Grace and other towns. The article sketches political figures and state government as Crothers began his term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Emerson
State Senate
Omar
Senate
State Roads Commission
Crothers
Notable State Road Builder Remembered In Elkton Memoir
A plain man who accomplished much, his leadership helped lay the state road system. Tom Murray, former Dupetey State Auditor, was a familiar figure in Elkton as in Baltimore and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom” Murray
Dupetey
Elkton
Baltimore
Live Vs Match Box from Gompie ia W Aten
Incomplete text references a game or match between Live and Match Box at a location tied to Gompie and Aten. No clear date or outcome is readable.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crursrat
E. J. McLaughlin
Jenn
Washington, D. C
Robert Ward
Glen Burnie, Md
Reese Wimbrow
M Scott Star
Kenneth
Libertytown
Albert H Silverman
Ruth Silverman
Marlborough
Lakewood
Amden Avenue
Myr Charles . Wier
Florida
Miami
Palm Beach
Hollywood
Tampa
Withiam E Hooper
Cambridge
Mian Messick
Cynthia Grey
Hubby
Clara KE. Starr
Liberty Center
Mra. Starr
Dorothy Schreiber
Toledo
Sart
Cencer
Mear
Slades
Dr Bloodgoods
John Hagan
Talbot Inn
Ocean City
BASE
Gordy Park
Crisfield “Crars
General
Grandstand
Elkton Mariage Mart
Ford
Nash
Buick
Brown’s Cutprice Store
Salisbury Hotel
R. R. Avenue
Cherch Street
Niagara Excursions
Ednesdays
Prem Golteberg
Camere Sandard
Tiekets
Epmce
McHoding Wut
Ash
Volta
Benne
Masyieania
MA. Fisher Jewelry Co
J Aeke Big
Masyland
Hayward & Fields
Main
Division
Barbers
Gompie
Tip
Arai Y Arcade
Phillips & Holt
Beatrice Joy
Percy Marmont
Adolph
Menjou
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