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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1925
Page
6
City officials forecast a major Halloween street parade on Friday night with a large masked procession on Main Street. Parking will be restricted after five, October 3, as witches and sprites plan antics and novelties around a festive, carnival atmosphere.
The semi annual meeting of the Democratic Women's Club will be held Wednesday evening at the Y M C A starting at three o clock. All Democratic women are invited to attend. The United States have showing gun factories.
At the fall Juilliard Musical Fellowship exam in New York City Florence Johnson of this city earned a fellowship. Eighteen minors received value scholarships for voice and twenty for piano, with six for violin and three for cello.
Salisbury citizens voice strong support for a budget to establish a free public library in Wicomico County. A drive committee representing the Lies Club, the Wicomico Women’s Club and the Chamber of Commerce reported pledges at the Chamber of Commerce rooms, aiming to raise funds for one year of operation. Names and amounts pledged include W H Morton, Mrs Vauhn Gordy, T L Ruark Co, Ernest Tugner, Roy H Bearman, Mrs Thuglass Weatherhead, Arwita Smyth, George KL Cobb, and several others, with totals reaching into the tens of dollars.
Spokesmen from Buddhism Mohammedan Hindu and Bahai faiths join at Little Grace Methodist Church in Manhattan to honor Judaism and advocate for broad religious freedom. Leaders from ethics culture Islam Hinduism and Christianity share reflections as city records show broad sect representation amid a modern tolerant era.
In Homolulu on October 27 arrangements for a Hawaii park exposed a small feed area owned by Great Britain. It was deeded to the Batish Wi im TBST by the late ASS. Cleghorn and his wife and has remained British territory since. It stands as a peculiar case of British land in African territory.
Bran Alles owner of the largest leasing plant in the South and a prominent civic benefactor died at his Buford home on October 19. He built the factory later known as Bina Alles Inc with millions in finance. He was widely mourned as the friend of high and low and memorials poured in from across the country.
Nine gallons or more of white and red core whiskey were emptied into the drain by Chief of Pale Williams and Constable William White at the Municipal Justice office of Lauder T Hearne. The liquor, dated back to raids in August, was contained in glass containers from half a pint to a gallon.
Washington October 27 large animals attract attention for their size the sulphur bottomed whale is the largest creature known and keeps out of sight These whales reach lengths of many feet and would displace about 82 tons if a torpedo boat of the same size were submerged They inhabit the ocean’s twilight zone.
Wall Street opened with a strong bid as stocks rose early in the session. Buying intensified in New York equities with notable advances before midmorning, while foreign exchange markets opened with the pound steady near 4.54 and the franc slipping marginally as European comments influenced sentiment.
Cambridge observers prepare for the duck shooting season opening November first. Last year over 25 000 ducks were shot in Dorchester County waters and ducks remained abundant on grounds through the season. Sightings included capver-beck ducks near Cambridge and flocks across the Choptank Tangier and Nanticoke waters.
An obelisk stands unfinished in Baypt, never raised, with its weight described as LIGA toms. The fragment notes the peculiar measurement and a landmark left incomplete.
New York January 27 Babe Beth baseballs bad boy whose follies and extravagances are to have cost him 9600000 in an interview given to Colbeha Weekly. It says the outgrowth of training roles in 1972 and a wet party at Broadway. The fine was later spent because Ruth was riding a hot hitting streak, homering nearly daily.
The public is invited to attend a social gathering hosted by the Trinity M. F. E. Cheech Society on Thursday evening at their venue. The event promises community fellowship and light refreshments.
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