Weekend social notes list visitors and travels for many residents
Miss Annatel Cooper entered Baltimore for the weekend. Calvin Shrivers returned from a visit in Baltimore. Marion Townend spent the weekend with her brother. Willard S Baker of Plainfield postponed a trip. Charles M Meters returned to Fairfield after visits in Plainfield and Newbury. Margaret Skimvar of Baltimore spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Thomas Slemons. Johanna Kuhn and Pratt Phillips left for New York for part of the week. Anne Leeds and Henrietta Leek of Bridgeton are houseguests of Mr and Mrs Charles R Disharneau. George Tilghman and family welcomed a son at Peninsula General. Mary Renshaw and Fannie Powell spent weekend in Prince Anne as guests of Mr W H Powell. Harry Adams and family returned from a motor trip. Ralph Wallace hosted Sunday guests. Mattie Lee Truitt of Pennhurst visits Pittsville. Clinton Supke and DeWitt of Philadelphia are guests of Mrs Robert J Grier with plans to stay the week. Jo Clayton Kelly home from a motor trip visiting Boston Buffalo Niagara Falls and more. Norman Conley accompanied them on the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mica Margaret Skmvar
Baltimore
Pares
Thomas MM. Slemons
Candten Avenue
Johan O. Kuhn
Pratt DP. Phillips
New York
Clinton Supke
DeWitt
Philadelphia
Robert J. Grier
North Division Street
Jo Clayton Kelly
Boston
Mass
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Norman Conley
Deposed Bishop William Montgomery Brown Named by Epsicopal Court
At the triennial Episcopal convention in New Orleans the Right Rev William Montgomery Brown of Galion was deposed from the sacred ministry for holding and teaching doctrines contrary to the church. The deposition was announced by Presiding Bishop Ethelbert Talbot after Brown did not respond to his name. A court appearance to show cause for the proceedings was scheduled for Wednesday with counsel for the presiding bishop and the house of bishops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Axisd
Wilkengomery Brown
Galion
Obie
Wishop
Arkansas
Episcopal Church
Brown
Ethelbert Talbot
William Montgomery Brown
Talbot
Bishop Brown
Protestant Episcopal Church
Bishop Talbot
House of Bishops
Wiliam Montgomery Brown
Sacred Ministry
United States
Unclear OCR notes list local residents and names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Sale bury and hedge party with names Anne Charl Mrs George R Cobb Edward McLaughlin Mrs Frank MocGlne and Mr S Lee Englar. Limited readable context on event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salebury
von Thurdas
Mer
VO Keller
Anne
Local Couple Weds in Quiet Maryland Ceremony
Miss Catherine Mae Levingston of Livingston and Mr William Martin of the city were quietly married this morning at the Methodist Protestant Parsonage by Rev R J Shipley. The couple planned a motor trip to Lucys Cave and Richmond before settling with Mr Martins parents on South Division Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Mae Levingston
W. L. Lis Iestemn
Efayh Division Street
William
Martin
Lucsy Cave
Richmond
Priershuce
South Division Street
White and Leonard Doug
Martian
Kalisbury
Virginia
Wouldnt it be awful if we always were as awful.
A reflective aside questions perpetual flaws in character. It ponders recurring bad conduct and whether people can escape entrenched habits.
Junior Auxiliary Board Meeting at Chamber of Commerce
The Junior Auxiliary Board of the Pesia csela Hospital will hold the fall meeting Monday at 3 pm in Chamber of Commerce rooms. Miss Gertrude Knipp of Maryland’s Children’s Series is expected to present a talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Reema
Addres
Pesiacsela Rospital
Gret
Chamber of Commerce
Mise Gertude Knipp
Ios Children’s Series
Maryland
Mises Knipp
Westside public health nurse report set for summer work
Mrs. E. F. Wilsem Booth will preside as announcements are made on the work accomplished by the West side public health nurse during the summer months. The report will detail social service efforts for young children and related activities across branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Mies Travers
EF. Wilsem Booth
Twill
Scientist claims hunger tied to brain center in Moscow
A Moscow scientist contends hunger is controlled by a brain center rather than the stomach. He says injury to this center could either increase appetite or abolish desire to eat. The report notes the discovery and its potential impact on appetite control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Oreven
New Baby Appears Amid Ongoing Static Issues
A brief report notes a newborn amid ongoing technical static concerns. Details remain sparse but officials confirm the birth within the community and acknowledge related audio issues affecting communication.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Annatel Cooper
Alien
Calvin Shrivers
Marion Town
Willard S. Baker
Plainfeld
N. J
Charles M. Meters
Fairfield
Plainfield
Newbury, N.Y
Anne Leeds
Mix
Henrietta Leek
Bridgeton, N. J
Charles R. Disharnea
George Tilghman
Elizabeth Street
Peninsula General Hospital
Mary Renshaw
Fanice Powell
Prince's Anne
Miss Powell
W. H. Powell
Harry Adams
Therr
Marian
Carrel
Washlington
Hagerstown
James Smack
Berlia
Howard Wallace
Cambridge
Lee Mitchell
City
Ralph Wallace
Mattie Lee Trustt
Pennhart State School
Pennhuret
T.M Truitt
Pittsville
Neidge
F'Riacens Anne
Deck and
Camden Streets
Oss Livingston
Uhusproker
Johnson
Yue Bros
Aueare
John Sone
Am’ A
Sownson
Ders
Shorts
LAINE
Feldman’s
Fox Company
Feldman
Fox
Salisbury, Maryland
Vass
Oprimgy
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