Local society notes and travels appear in March issue
A clutter of social items lists Mr J L Benjamin on business in New York and Mrs Frank Erwin in Washington. It mentions Miss Mabel Jones of Philadelphia visiting Miss Madge Mason in Baltimore and many trips to Barre Proctor Smyrna and Delmar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Benjamin
New York
Frank Erwin
Washington, D. C
Mabel Jones
Philadelphia
Madge Mason
London Avenue
Barre
Procter
Mildred Andrews
Baltesmore
of Merrill
Geordy
Hebron
Maryland Day Marks Landing Of Ark And Dove at St Clemens
Maryland observes Maryland Day recalling the 1640 voyage of Ark and Dove from the Isle of Wright to St Clemens Island. The event honors early settlers and the founding of a new land amid hardship. The day remains a state tradition with banking institutions closed in observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
St. Clemens
The
Ark
Dove
Clemens Island
Maren 20Th
Isle of Wright Forth
Old Peant
Tor
Anedest
Clemens
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Fragmented Text Indicates Personal Engagement Details
The content presents garbled dialogue about marriage and engagement with unclear names and places. It appears as a mutated diary or interview snippet with numerous missing words and nonsensical phrases, offering little verifiable factual detail.
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Galiotat
Cas
J Ro “Murrell
John Holliday
Lowise
Manen Bennett
Charles Uetleway
Delmar
Ray Hearn
Mildred Louse
Fils Ia Smyrna
Roland Seward
Baltimore
Kenard Alan
Julian D Carey
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mra
Hollis J. Loewe
Mra Lowe
Hime
Henry Forleman
St. Peter's Church
Peninsula General Hospital
Frances Hamblin
Western Maryland College
D. Q. Adkins
Spring Hill Road
Nancy Boyle
Robert A Boyle
Misa Boyle
Hartridge School
Plainfield
Ida Morris
Robert
Suffolk
Geild
Colbourne
Oscar I. Morri
Florda
Waldrof
Mies
Marguerite Hoch
Waldrof Astoria
Camelub
New York City
Leona Paul
Scranton, Pa
Mise Janet Henderson
Auburn
Cynthia Grey
Svisia
Tae Ae Tay
Sylvie
Wetworth Tower
Silvie
South
Soman
Temple Singers
Chesapeake
E. Tay
Arcade Theatre
Ipashion
Salisbury
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