Reckless driving causes collision at South Division and Lecot
Wilbur Smith injured when his car is struck at South Division and Lecot streets. Robert West of Srow Hill Road hits Webberd’s turning car on a wet intersection. West fined five dollars and costs. Smith hospital bound. Webberd injured but driving to justice office.
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Wilbur Smith
South Division
Lecot
Arcitent
Robert West
Srow Hill
Division Street
H. F. Webberd
Lecet
Mr. Smith
Ray
Toach
Tate
Webheld
Mel
Wubbell
TMIRE ENTERS GARAGE GETS COOK WORTH $38
A garaged entry in Dallas Moore's property near Rattened ayvenu yielded a cook valued at 38 dollars. Police report indicates the thief took a new battery valued at 15 dollars and left with driven gums and items totaling about 70 dollars. The incident occurred late last night with minimal remaining clues.
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Tmire
Dallas Moore
Rattenedayvenu
A.aeng Tie A. Ticks Stoten
Notable Local Subscriptions Boost Public Library Fund
The drive to fund a free public library shows generous support from Hal Isbery and others. Twenty five more subscriptions today lift the total in the county to a notable amount as W. T. Gardiner reports for the budget committee. Citizens from the Lions Club Rotary Club Chamber of Commerce and women groups contributed during the week long fundraiser.
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Mausbury
Wicomicn County
W. T. Gardiner
Wicamfee Woenan
Clut
Lions Club
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Parents, Teachers Association Reports Strong November Meeting
The P T A president Mrs Thoragood praised a good membership committee and five new members joining. Sophomore Home Reading talk by Roger D, and A P Wheeler on Directed Study highlighted the meeting despite bad weather. The evening included Sophomore Reentations and refreshments from the Home Economics department.
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Wiomice Tih
Schaet Kehoet Parent- Teachers Association
Merc
James “Thotogeed
The
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Roger Dizharvuen
Benjamins Treat 28 Employees at Halloween Tea
Twenty eight Benjamins employees enjoyed a Halloween supper and entertainment at the Blue Bird Tea Room Friday evening. The event was hosted by Mr J L Benjamins as a thank you to staff who had worked hard during the store tenth anniversary sale.
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Benjamin
Blue Bird Tea Room
J. L. Benjamin
Banquet Review Highlights Business Matters
After the banquet several topics related to business and eras were discussed with attendees. The agenda covered customer service and shifts in market approaches among participants. The tone suggested ongoing planning for future sessions and collaboration.
No Drinks for Women in Middlesborough Report
A new town rule in Middlesborough bans serving drinks to women. The authorities previously allowed beverages with meals but now prohibit all drinks for women, a unique measure in England.
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Middlesborough
Ene
Niddiesborough
Leras
Middiesborough
Eagland
Card of Thanks for Fire Department Aid
Public thanks note for Salelary Fire Department assistance during a Thursday fire at Gill Place. Expresses gratitude for prompt response and help to Beth and family.
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Salelary
Oor Gill
Beth
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