Social notes of September visits and guests in Salisbury area
Me Selby Fisher vacations in Maine. Frank Harrington of Utica guests Elva Messick. A W Kelly of Philadelphia visits HM Junes. Elcia Manks hosts Charles Scheiner of Baltimore. Sonia Shockley visits New York and Mriarcliff Manor. Baker improving at home. Ward couple away in Colonial Beach. Byrd and Beuwen guests in Princess Anne and the city. Brewingtons visit Baltimore. Arthur H Smith visits with wife and child. Alonzo Roberts returns from Baltimore. S Irvin Johnson takes post at Salisbury Army and Navy Store. Norman Disharoon guests with parents on Broad Street. Karl Jones and daughter Betty Lou back from Ocean City. R L Turner and daughter Wattie Robinson visit. William Fisher of Plainfield hosted by Emma Lou Smith. Walter Stith family as guests. Garfield White motor trip with stops in Lewes, Wilmington, Baltimore, Richmond. Jerome Hubbard and son visit Lansbury guests of George Kennerly.
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Selby Fisher
Maine
Frank Harrington
Utica
N.Y
Hunw
Elva Messick
A. W. Kelly
Philadelphia
HM. Junes
Klewr Baker
Smith Street
William BP. Ward
Colonial Beach
James B. Byrd
Princess Anne
Ceedon Stewart
Hazel Avenue
Add Beuwen
Sarah Lord
C. W. Brewington
Baltmore
Harry S. Brewington
Caaden Avenue
Karl Jones
Betty Lou
Ocean City
R.L. Turner
Wattie Robinson
Wilmington
Del
Mere and
Mes
J. S. Defy
South Division Street
William Toward Fisher
Plainfield
N. J
Emma Lou Smith
Park Street
Walter Stith
Amelia
Moore, Pa
Smith
E. G. Miles
Isabella Treet
Local social notes include visits and travels around Berwick and Salisbury
Miss Mary Taylor entertains in honor of Miss Ruth Steut of Berwick Pa. at Drene Institute with Ruth Steut staying for part of the visit. Mr and Mrs Ernest Bilis and others travel and host gatherings during the week. Elizabeth Anderson arrives from Deals Island to winter with her brother Heward Anderson. Mrs Shovkhy hosts a twenty first birthday celebration for Lloyd Shockley. Robert and Elmer French with Elizabeth plan a Atlantic City trip for Pageant Week.
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Mary Taylor
Rut Steut
Berwick, Pa
The
Nais
Drene! Institute
Gin T. Steut
Ot Dvern
Ana Visted
Taylor
Mies
Ruth Stent
Wics Mary
Tayhes
Ernest HH. Bilis
Ie Vrnert, Jr
Wilard
Water Valley Borge
Bethlehem
Ington
Del
Williem
J Taske
Howe
Lankford
Baltimeore
Sony Walle
Sie
Mes
W. G. Shovkhy
Sear Waistoma
Lloyd Shockley
Elizakth Anderson
Deals’ Island
Me. Heward Andersom
Mrs. Anderson
Miss Andersom
State Normal School
Salisbury
Fillies
Ohm Robert
Quantico
Mer
Elmer French
Elizabeth
Atlantic City
Farita Manwell
Wiecksad
Hair fashion and the call for personal liberty in headers
A satirical piece questions an international group seeking to curb women’s bobbed hair. It mocks the proposal as trivial compared with global issues and suggests personal choice, noting the practical comforts of short hair and the need for broader reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ami-Mobbing Association
Amd
Personality Reading for Public Career Guidance
The text compliments a reader on executive ability and a penetrating mind, praising public interaction skills and tact. It predicts a public career, center-stage leadership, and influential followership, while advising against overly demonstrative affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ami
Ant
Eagle in Elyria Chicken Coop Causes Sheriff Call
A rural Elyria sheriff unit pursued an eagle that occupied a farmer’s chicken coop. The bird was mistaken for a harmless turkey buzzard by some locals, creating confusion as handlers tried to remove it.
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Elyria, O
Correction on Eve ning Times social item
The paper corrects a social item stating Professor Charles B. Gordy of the University of Michigan was the guest of his parents Mr and Mrs C F Hearn. It should say he was visiting his parents Mr and Mrs C F Gordy of Ease Church street.
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Charles B. Gordy
University of Michigan
PF. Hearn
Professor Gordy
F. Gordy
Ease Church Street
the Times
Farmers Pulling Out From Washington Report
Secretary of Agriculture Jardine says U.S. farming industry shows signs of retreat with an estimated loss near 1.2 billion dollars annually across the sector. The report notes negative trends affecting national agriculture and related markets.
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Washington, D. C
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
Sensible fashion balance boosts employment data
The report notes a growing trend toward sensible yet fashionable choices while highlighting that Great Bertain has 30,090 more unemployed people than in the previous year.
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Bertain
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Misa Elic HE. Manks
Charles P. Scheiner
Baltimore
Sonia B. Shockley
New York
Mriarcliff Manor
Arthur H. Smith
Wilmingtom, del
Mrs. Smith
Alonzo Roberts
S. Irvin Johnson
Salisbury Army and Navy
Marion Malone
Norman EB. Disharoon
Birdesburg. Va
Disharoon
T.S. Disharoen
Broad Street
Garfield R. White
Sanday
Lew
Baltemore
Richmond
Jerome Uubhard
Jerome Hubbard, Jr
Lansbury
Washington
Cuests
George E. Kennerly
Eiday
Livingston Mayer
Mercer
York Pian
Starr
Royal
Warfield
Decker & Son
Weaver
Atwater Kent
Uielles, Rania,Gaitars, Vielins, Sasaphenes and
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Merchandine
W. C. Hurlock
I'R. Doa
Bailead Avenue
Salisel RY. MD
H. C. Derby
Oak
Avenue
Max, BR
Frank Williams
Yesteryear
E. L. Hearn
Toma
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