Proceedings Of The Orphans Court On March 22 1955
The Orphans Court met in regular session with Chief Judge H Roland Towers and Associate Judges M A Brackett and C T Carroll. Administrations granted, guardianship reports filed, wills proved, guardians appointed, appraisers named, bonds approved, creditors notices ordered, and final orders recorded for estates including C Jennie Crane William Ernest Murphy and Henry Messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
H. Roland Towers
M. A. Brackett
C. T. Carroll
Register of Wills
C. Jennie Crane
Milo L. Crane
William Ernest Murphy
W. L. Merriken
Howard Porter
Mary E. Porter
John Baynard, Jr
William Fearins
Milo Crane
Denton National Bank
Patricia Bonner
Henry B. Messenger
Joseph Willard Joiner
Howard F. Joiner
Francis FE. Kelley
Ulysses G. Todd
Guardianship and estate actions dated March 29 1955
First guardianship filings include Ann Marguerite Downes and Florence Patricia Jones minors with the Denton National Bank as guardian. Also guardianships for John Paul Jones and Lawrence Noble Jones. First and final administrator accounts filed for Ulysses G. Todd and Mike Jacob Seiler estates. Various releases and proofs of publication noted. Court met at 10 and adjourned at 10 30 upon the death of Chief Judge H Roland Towers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Marguerite Downes
Denton National Bank
Guardian
Florence Patricia Jones
John Paul Jones
Lawrence Noble Jones
Ulysses G. Todd
K. T. Everngam
Jennie T. Todd
Tommy Everngam, Jr
William Henry Dill
Howard Porter
Mary E. Porter
Sarah E. Reese
Blanche Jones
Charles C. Seipp
Robert D. Kilman
Mike Jacob Seiler
Joe Louise Seiler
Michael John Seiler
Albert Seiler
Marie Talosi
Emma Seiler
Joe Louis Seiler
H. Roland Towers
Judge Towers
Hillsboro social notes list short visits and weekend guests
Mr and Mrs W Bryan Chambers of Solomons Md hosted Emitt Potts and family while Oliver Hewitt and children from Baltimore visited Willard Russell and Blanche Morse. Easton’s Slaughter and Denton’s Flaharty stayed with Eugene Knott. Washington’s Hartman with Oliver Todd. Thornton family hosted by Lawrence Thornton. Todd visited Baltimore. Miss Rodney Anne Whitby from Tilghman weekends with Sadye Wothers. Rathells visited Wilmington. J W Taylor family with Milford Kline. Nelson Brown returned from Florida winter months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bryan Chambers
Solomons
Emitt Potts
Oliver Hewitt
Baltimore
Willard Russell
Blanche Morse
Harry D. Slaughter, Jr
Easton
Orland Flaharty
Denton
Eugene Knott
Charles Hartman
Washington
Oliver Todd
John C. Thornton
Thornton
Media
Lawrence Thornton
Rodney Anne Whitby
Tilghman
Sadye Wothers
Charles Rathell, Jr
Wilmington
J. W. Taylor
Milford Kline
Nelson Brown
Florida
Geographic center of the United States located in Kansas
The geographic center of the United States lies in Smith County Kansas. Local historians note the point is near the county seat and attracts visitors seeking a national landmark.
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The
U. S
Smith County
Kansas
James Knox Honored for Thirty Years at C P
James Knox received a jeweled emblem at a luncheon at Oak Haven Inn Easton Md in recognition of thirty years service with the Telephone Company. Wm Virgil Hearne hosted the event recounting career highlights including a 1930 layoff incident and noting Knox is line foreman in Denton. He and his wife Ann Willey reside in Denton where Knox has worked in every Shore area.
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James Knox
Jim
Oak Haven Inn
Easton
Virgil Hearne
Salisbury
Denton
Mrs
Knox
Wm. Virgil Hearne
J. H. Sknox
C. J. Smith, Jr
Baltimore
Local society notes from Easton Salisbury and Baltimore
Mrs. Marie Douglas is a patient at Memorial Hospital Easton. Mrs. Wm McAllister hosted her sister in Salisbury. The Monday Club met with Mrs Judson Bateman. The Three Table Bridge group met with Mrs T L Trice Jr. Rev H C Jeffers visited Baltimore Thursday and Friday. The Frank Dukes have moved to Salisbury. Miss Inez Noble returned from Haddon Heights New Jersey. Mr Herman Schimnick spent Thursday and Friday in Baltimore. Mrs Lee Noble and Mrs A T Blades were in Baltimore Wednesday. The Bethesda Circle of the Methodist Church met with Mrs Lee Noble Tuesday evening. The Frazier Circle met with Mrs H C Todd Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Douglas
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Wm. McAllister
Robert McAllister
Salisbury
Judson Bateman
T. L. Trice
H. C. Jeffers
Baltimore
Frank Dukes
Inez Noble
Haddon Heights
N. J
Herman Sehmick
Lee Noble
A. T. Blades
Bethesda
Methodist Church
Frazier
Hf. C. Todd
Sterling Stieff International Lunt Gorham Holloware
A catalog style note lists Sterling Stieff International Lunt Gorham Holloware and accessories including plated holloware crystal hobnail Candlewick Cape Cod Rose patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Hobnail
Candlewick
Cape Cod
Local families host dinners and visits in area
Hickman and Fearins families entertained guests at dinners Sunday with Blades Denton Williston and Wilmington attendees. Federalsburg Harrington Seaston Hynson Federalsburg guests at Nagel and Nagel households. Paul Scott on sick list. wishes for speedy recovery. Bridgeville guests and Wade Isner hosting daughter and family from Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Fearins
John Smart
Blades
Joe Larrimore
Wm. Fearins
Denton
Richard Wilson
Isaac Wilson
Williston
Dawson Fearins
John Collins
Wilmington
Wm. Croll
August Croll
Federalsburg
Allen Breeding and Family
Harrington
Frank Breeding
Isaac Noble
Ray Stafford
Seaston
Bill Nagel
Little Son
Hynson
Wilmer Nagel
Paul Scott
Thurman Adams
Roland Melson
Edgar English
Bridgeville
Wade Isner
Georgia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hillsboro
Newspapre
Rica
James Ee Knox Hornered
Telephone Company
Ann Willey
Harmony
Wm. C. Young
Wm. H. Bull
Glen Towers
E. G. B. Wright
H. Gimmell
W. O. Mills
Wm. V. Hearne
Preston
Community Club
Edna Carmine
C. Elwood
Chenry Jeweler
Milk Glass Imperial Westmoreland
Elgin Hamilton
Bulova Wyler
Hallmark Cards
China
Buxton Wallets
Polaroid
Fem
Siena
Csiveerent Rye le Rei Cos
Hickman
Susie Noble
Bata Shoes
Denton, Maryland
Danny
Pittsburgh
Firestone
Caroline
4Th & Market Sts
Home & Auto Supply
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