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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1926
Page
8
Millett estimates the loss at about 930000 after a fire at the factory in Lake Direct area. Owner Mr Elliott indicates he is not ready to confirm details or charges while insurance coverage is noted and investigation continues.
An announcement states Asbury Holloway will manage CLIT duties after a parking guard is placed at the hall park. The position will be filled once a satisfactory candidate is secured.
Wm. E. Mevere, cooperating official of the U.S. Veterans Bureau in Baltimore, said at a Seventh annual veterans camp meeting that term insurance reinstatements and conversions have been granted from July 19 to July 2. He will handle troublesome cases and all veteran matters including compensation, claims, bonuses, and related issues while attending the camp.
Members of the Maryland Veterans of Foreign Wars seek school closings on Memorial Day. The group backed resolutions at its annual encampment urging admission for veterans of all wars and supporting a state commander election with Col. Robert A. Grames as a prominent candidate. Local delegates traveled from Union Station to the Wicomico hotel for events and memorial services followed by church services and a reception.
The county chamber of commerce plans a county-wide drive to recruit new members. Mary A. Beach becomes secretary and will preside at an event with Speaker Fiann and officials from the Del Mar Eastern Shore group. Teams will recruit in two competitive groups, aiming to include most residents in the chamber.
Walter Nelson, a 34 year old man from Frederick, Maryland, will remain in jail until September 10 as a preliminary hearing and bail arrangements are set. A plea filing and further court action are anticipated.
A damaged OCR passage mentions Witton, Rel. Suet and James, with references to Titan setters and a Chartes of Phite. Details are unclear and no complete event is discernible from the readable text.
Fragmented text mentions court actions and a sum of 6008 dollars related to a party or case. Unclear names and places due to distorted OCR. Possible reference to a local legal matter or probate activity with monetary judgment.
New York reports on Lehm, a raw manager, as a key figure in the city scene. Details specify his role and involvement, highlighting a connection to local business and media. Further facts remain unclear in the fragment.
An item notes relieving marriage licenses, naming individuals and locations including Worcester, Salisbury, Bath, and Los Angeles. The text lists names such as Witten D. Comper and Georgienna Sberstein among others, with scattered places in Pennsylvania and California. The fragmentary record suggests civil registrations and associated witnesses or officials.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe bells and gold belts linked to a chef tale. Details are unclear but imply symbolic items and a culinary setting.
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