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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
5
Bay area items note multiple residents and guests traveling or visiting Philadelphia Baltimore Selbyville and Dartmouth. Families including the Williames Vanderbegarts Hofman Morris Cannon Groten Hayman K Wetter Lank and others are listed as returning from trips or visiting relatives in Maryland Pennsylvania Ohio and Mass. Some travel on ships or yachts with friends and relatives mentioned.
Wicomico County officials plan preventive health work for six year olds entering first grade. Sixteen children were examined at Willards Clinic with Dr. Jesse R. Warner and public health nurses. seven from Wicomico may visit Miracle House at Claiborne for a stay before placement on the Preventorium list run by the Maryland Tuberculosis Association.
Friday notices say talent and travel loom as you face a rough age. The reading warns of real sorrows yet promises balanced joy ahead. It foresees extensive journeys in later years and suggests a lasting, happy marriage once you wed.
A fragmented review notes three strong acts at the Arvide Theatre with vaudeville variety from regioning talent. The program includes novelty contortion and singing, strong stage presence by Helene, and a graceful female dancer, praised for timing and charm amid lively comic moments.
A jumble of items notes a mine disaster with twelve dead and forty missing in North Carolina, a bank car derailment in Texas, art theft in Detroit replaced by fakes, and multiple political and sports updates including court acquittal in Massachusetts, a church call in New York, and a Paris exhibition fight for veterans.
Rev G L Humphreys president of the Maryland Annual Conference will visit Delmar Church to conduct the First Quarterly Conference on Tuesday night June 2. All official members are urged to attend for a full conference.
Most people have sharper hearing in the left ear leading them to place the phone receiver on that side. This explains why individuals often favor the left ear during conversations.
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