Palm Beach Woman of Ridgely Dies After Illness
Palm Beach, a lifelong Ridgely resident born January 29, 1871, died Sunday after a lingering illness. She was active in Ridgely Methodist Church and leaves a son Ronald R. Lane and granddaughter Barbara Lane. Funeral services were held Wednesday at her home with Rev. L. B. Troutman officiating and burial in St Pauls Cemetery. Soloman Hoke attended a Farm Bureau Youth event in Nashville. Mr and Mrs Charles Wroten hosted Palm Sunday gatherings with relatives Harvey Bestpitch of Wilmington and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
Lane
John
Barbara McCloud
L. B. Troutman
St. Pauls Cemetery
Soloman Hoke
Farm Bureau
Nashville
Tenn
Charles Wroten
Charles
Baltimore City College
Wroten
Harvey Bestpitch
Wilmington
Ridgely and area residents gather for church events and visits
Local residents and visitors share Easter holiday activities in Ridgely and nearby towns. Guests include Mr and Mrs Richard Blackburn and others from Burley Idaho and Philadelphia. Palm Sunday church services and baptisms are noted along with revival meetings led by Rev Paul L Bard. The obituary notes the death of Mrs Alice Lane at age 79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Blackburn
Samuel Godnour
Burley
Idaho
Bedford
Everett
C. W. Guthrie Sr
John Guthrie Jr
Philadelphia
Bethany Beach
Amliss Patty Messick
Wesley Junior College
Laura Emens
Sadie Sleek
Miss Marx
Renee Saulsbury
Delaware University
Franklin Stayer
A. J. Evans
Anna Evans
Lancaster
Edward Rundell
Brooklyn
N. Y
Methodist Church
Lloyd B. Troutman
Ridgely Baptist Church
Paul L. Bard
Maryland
Eastern Shore District Baptist Association
Hurlock
Irving W. Lane
Master R. Moore
Moore
Irene
Robert Valliant
Plain Dealing
Talbot County
Episcopal Church
St. Michaels
C. H. Rawlins
Manley Bowen
Annapolis
Greensboro Social News Update With Local Visits
Miss Jo Purcell spent Saturday in Wilmington. Washington residents Mr and Mrs Howard Bilbrough guests of his mother Mrs Charles Bilbrough Sr. Mrs Alfred Gale seriously ill in Wilmington hospital. George Stevenson of University of Maine visiting Easter at home. Local residents various hospitalizations and church circle meetings noted with leaders and hosts listed. Marshall Roe and family moved to new bungalow on Railroad Ave. Jopp and Flowers exchanges noted. Rural social ties and travel occurrences anchored by area families and guests from Harrisburg Covington Ridgely and New York trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Purcell
Wilmington
Howard Bilbrough
Washington
Charles Bilbrough Sr
Alfred Gale
George Stevenson
University of Maine
John Stevenson
Hennings
Town
Easton Hospital
QO. N. Harrison Sr
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
M. E. Church
Norman Edwards
Effa Plummer
Clinton Edwards
Earl Passwater
Reynolds Brittingham
Hursey Porter
Georgia Swann
Mattie Wyatt
Cirele
Cirele No. 5
Katherine Morris
Charles Bilbrough Jr
Carman Leggett
Athewinglenine
John Jarvis
University Hospital
Marshall Roe
Railroad Ave
Samuel Jopp
L. J. Jones
Irving Lane
Ridgely
F.l Carle
New York
Irvine Jr
Weekend Guests Move Through Hillsboro Town
Hillsboro locals welcomed visitors from Wilmington Philadelphia Easton and Prospect Park over the weekend. William Sherood Edwin Gale and Mary Rowe visited with the Sherwood and Eaton households. Dinner gatherings included Mr and Mrs Joseph Eaton Mr and Mrs Morton Taylor Mr and Mrs Seward Smith senior and junior and Mr and Mrs Irwin Sparklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sherood
Edwin Gale
Wilmington
Town
John R. Broome
Philadelphia
J. M. Eaton
Norman W. Harrington
Stacey
Easton
Joseph M. Eaton
Mary Rowe
William Sherwood
Morton Taylor
Prospect
Allen Moecre
Queen Anne
Henderson Family Visits Extend in Delaware Community
Mrs W F Clark and daughter Annabel visited near Marshallton Delaware with George F Clark and his family. Joseph Martin of Woodbridge New Jersey joined Mrs J Omer Jones as weekend guests. George Lee Clark and Nyles Clark young relations spent the week with grandmother Mrs W F Clark. Mr and Mrs T A Montague spent ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Clark
Annabel
George F. Clark
Near Marshallton
Del
Joseph Martin
Woodbridge
N. J
J. Omer Jones
Jorgce Lee Clark
Nyles
T. A. Montague
Sunday social notes from Wilmington and nearby towns
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs G M Bachman of Wilmington and their grandson Michael Bachman who spent several days there. W S C S entertained at Mrs Dera B Melvin’s home. Mr and Mrs H L Melvin visited Mr and Mrs I N Smith of Dover. James D Jones of Frederica spent Monday with Mrs Carl Votes. Richard Costelgone of New Castle is visiting the Merediths. T H Gough, S B James, and Carleton Gooden visited Bellefonte. Dora B Melvin and daughter Catherine were guests of James D Cartwright in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Bachman
Wilmington
Michael Bachman
Dera B. Melvin
H. L. Melvin
I. N. Smith
Dover
James D. Jones
Frederica
Carl Votes
Richard Costelgone
New Castle
Del
Leslie Meredith
T. H. Gough
James
Carleton Gooden
Elva Cartwright
Bellefonte
Dora B. Melvin
Catherine
James D. Cartwright
Easter program to be rendered at local church
An Easter program will be rendered at the church here next Sunday evening at 7 30. Everyone is invited. Several local residents are mentioned visiting relatives and convalescents including Mr and Mrs Cleveland Henry Mrs Chas Sewell and family of Queen Anne and others from Denton Tuckahoe Neck and Federalsburg with several social visits noted among neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Henry
Chas. Sewell
Queen Anne
Alv. Lewis Butler
Marvin Butler
Tuckahoe Neck
T. H. Towers
Roland Towers
Billy
L. H. Thomas
James C. Hardesty
Carlton
Harrington
Nellie Beauchamp
Hardests
Lillian Towers
Georgia Trice
Denton
Cleveland Henrs
Flol. Stafford
Paul Stafford
Lawrence Christopher
Federalsburg
Virginia Stafford
Census Takes Particular Care To Enumerate All Census
The Census Bureau uses infant and standard Population records to ensure babies born in January to March are counted in the 1950 Census. Infant cards double check birth registration and aid annual population estimates. Takers also collect data for people away from home and for those without a permanent base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of the Census
Washington
Census Bureau
Bookmobile Visit Set For Friday Afternoon
Mrs Eva Spencer of Denton visits relatives while Mr Roland Towers returns home. The Bookmobile will be at the residence at 2 o clock next Friday afternoon April 14th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Towers
Eva Spencer
Denton
T Night Aids Hotel Census Guests In 1950
The Census Bureau designates April 11 1950 as T Night to help enumerate guests in hotels. Special trained enumerators will stand in hotel lobbies to assist transients and collect completed forms left with the representatives, addressing coverage gaps in the census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Palm Beach
Socony
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Ridgely Church of
Alice Lane
Harry Lane
Greensboro
Hillsboro
Henderson
Hobbs
Roy R. Adams
Wm. L. Jump, Jr
Otelvador
Ea Apy
Crosley
Pihade
Crossey
James T. Butler
Greensboro, Maryland
Paul Gerrard Jackson
Greensboro Baptist Church
Denton Emerson Cleaners
Hattie Ferrick
West
M.S. Groves
Harvey Fleetwood Fertilizer CO
Denton, Maryland
Queen Anne, Md
Jump Hardware & Implement Company
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