Eastern Shore Federation of Women Clu bs elects new officers at Snow Hill
Mrs. Wailer S. Sheppard of the Wicomico Woman's Club was elected president at the Eastern Shore Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting in Snow Hill Maryland. The 300 delegates from clubs across Worcester and surrounding counties attended the semi annual fair with speakers including Maryland Federation president Mrs. John F Sippel and a program highlighting library promotion illiteracy relief and better homes.
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Sahkebury
Eastern Shore
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
Snow Hill
Wailer S. Sheppard
Wicomico Woman's Clue
Sth
Clieral Federation
Sae
T. 3. Smith
Shoreland, Club
Princess Aner
W. S. Carson
Woman's Club of
Federalshire
Wicomice Club
M. Thempeen
Neelock
Sheppard
Hathway
Fim
Snow Mill
Wes
Wicomico Woman's Club
Federation
Elyed
John Fb
Robin
Crustess Club
Worcester County Board
LB. Bowen
A. A. Mathaway
Talbot County
Leceershin
Res
Snow U Club
Hatheasy
Cretary
W. Stove
Peceratseurg
Renard Constable
Kikton
Evdence
Pont
Ales. Sippel
Organiard Womanhom
Woman's Club
Sipphe
Mes
J. W. Staton
Buils
Antilles
Wicemien
Bean 34 Inches Long Grown by Seaford Boy
A Seaford boy grows a bean to 34 inches in length and weighs about 7 pounds 6 ounces. The note mentions the bean being pulled and the floor.
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Seaford Boy
Government inefficiency and coin shortages highlighted
A brief note argues that government inefficiency wastes resources as mints produce more nickels and dimes while the nation needs more dollars to fund projects and stabilize the economy.
Eastern Shore Gas and Electric to Move into Masonic Temple
The Eastern Shore Gas and Electric Company announces a long term lease for 2,430 square feet on the first and second floors of the Masonic Temple. The move, to accommodate company expansion, will convert the space for sales, display, meter rooms, and administration offices with a large display window to be added on the exterior. The firm began in the News Building and now occupies the second and third floors on Main and Vision Streets.
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Eastern Shore Gas and Electric Company
Om & Spite
Masonic ‘Temple
Donetey Ee O
Guarral
Sec.om
Beacum Business College
Culver
News
Invision
Sallie E Campbell Dead at 88 in Mex
Sallie E Campbell died Wednesday October 28 at 3 oclock after four years illness from a paralytic stroke. She was 88 and mother of eight children with forty one grandchildren surviving. Funeral services were held today at Grace M Chapel at 2:60 oclock, Rev HP Wilkow officiating, interment in Parson cemetery.
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Sallie
Campbell
Grace M. 2
HP. Wilkow
Parsen Cemetery
Halloween Dance Set At Salisbury With Clean Wholesome Theme
The Salisbury dance tonight will be led by the taroarin and gubline with Chapany's committee in charge. Decorations for Halloween are ready and costumes are invited with a prize for the best costume. Composed of Capt Vaughan T Gray and Lieuts Rawson Morris and Madden with Sgt Madden, the arrangements emphasize a clean and wholesome program. Mirkhead's All-Star orchestra, aided by Baltimore and Philadelphia musicians, provides the music.
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Vaughan T. Gray
Joseph K. Rawson
Dever H. Morris
Milton H. Madden
Mirkhead
Baltimore
Philadelphia
City approves assessments for curb and gutter on several streets
The City Bamacer recommends costs for curb and gutter installation on Dryden, Pavilion Street, Record Street, Baptist Street, Olive Street, Water Street, Cliee Street, Church to Philson, Railroad Avenue, Winder Street, Charles Street, Mitchell Street, and related segments. Costs to be shared on a Sf) basis between the city and adjacent property owners along the affected routes.
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Bamacer
Dryden
Pavilion
Pennsylvania
Snow Him
Record Street
FB. Church
Isabella
Baptist Street
N. Church
Ole Water St
Olive Street
N. Division St
Charley Ferkey
Cliee
N. Phiis
Salibury Baking Company
Railroad Avenue
Elizabeth St. Winder Street
Camden
Gak Hill
Charles Street
East Church
Bakers Mitchell Street
Locust
Center
Jeity
City approves building permits and lists owners
Building permits on fire at City Hall include Franklin Woodcock on Camden Street storehouse Annie L Hudson on Walser Street and W A Outten on Newtes Street. Permits granted by City Council cover George B Hitch on New Tom Street L T Cannon on Meadow Street Quillin on Ash Street Gordy F Brittingham on Buck Street Freak H Dryden on N Division Street. Bryan tells Bow the financial interests fought in election. Spit opener the way to marriage for son in laws meart.
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City Hall
Franklin Woodcock
Camden Street
W. .A. Outten
Newtes Street
Annie L. Hudson
Wal‘er Street
George B. Hitch
New Tom Street
L T. Cannon
Meadow Street
Quillin
Ash Street
Gordy F. Brittingham
Buck Street
H. Dryden
N. Division Street
Bryan
Bow
CAS
Meart
Fannie Surst
Baltimore Anerican
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OF Federation
Walter
Mead
Eastern Shore Women's Clubs
Beld
Misteric
Wercester
Kennerly & Mitchell
Margot & Faacots
Coulter K Rose
Patricia Fay
Hots
Raymond Grieve
Kantera Shere asAnd. Electric Company
Sallie EK
Edison
Columbia Records
William Jennings
Art Gilliam
Armers
Witham Kach
Dock Street
Cae
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Holt Oil Co
Holt. Pree
Leacal Mer
R. E. Powell & Co
Tan
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Bhai
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