Excursion Planned For Phillies Pirates Game
Fans from DelMarva to attend the Phillies Pirates double header at Shibe Park. The trip departs from Delmar 9 08 a m and Wilmington 11 28 a m daylight saving time with return train 45 minutes after the game. Tickets offer reduced prices at several towns with sandwich coffee and soft drinks on both trips.
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Delmar
Laurel
Seaford
Bridgeville
Harrington
Dover
Middletown
Wilmington
North Philadelphia
Traffic Department
Laurel Fire Company
Salisbury
Clayton
Lingenfelter
Cape Charles
W. N. Pippin
Brandywine Raceway to Extend Meet and Issue Refunds
Brandywine Raceway will run during the last ten days of a 30 night meet with early closing features canceled. Refunds are being mailed to depositors for those entry fees on the ten canceled features. Horsemen still may submit early closing entries by April 15 using original blanks, entering only events Nos. 1 through 20. Officials expect a banner 20 night meet despite schedule cuts as construction advances on the new plant located near Philadelphia and Wilmington, with a Labor Day opening planned.
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Brandywine
Easter Weekend Socials and Church Events in Greensboro
Pvt Alvin Simpson visited his parents in Greensboro as relatives and friends traveled to Wilmington for business. Numerous families from Cambridge Baltimore and College Park spent the weekend with Jarrells and others in town. An Easter egg hunt at Pilgrim Holiness Church drew about 40 children. Rev Horseman and church ladies organized it with baskets for each child. The notes list various family visits, hospital stays, and revival activities across Greensboro and nearby towns.
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Alvin Simpson
John Jarvis
Joe Simpson
Wilmington
William Jarrell
Cambridge
Lida Jarrell
Wilmington Hospital
James Thawley
George Jobson
Linwood Jarrell
Baltimore
Alta White
College Park
Boone Jarrell
Mary Rowe
Hillsboro
Diane
Judy Taylor
Carlton Smith
Little Goldsboro
Thomas Dobson
Paul Dobson
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Horseman
Hazel Boyd
Ruth Edwards
James Thompson
Flemington
W. Va
Fletcher Clark
Arizona
Young Peoples
Delaware
Josephine Bastian
Philadelphia
Harry Bastian
M. M. Ginn
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Virginia Kerns
University of Maryland
West Baltimore
Dorothy Swann
Georgia Swann
Jas. Swann
New Castle
Del
Harry Draper
George Weiderhoeft
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Orphans Court records show multiple estates examined in Caroline County
The Orphans Court of Caroline County met on Tuesday April 7 with Judges Towers Moore and Brackett. It approved final orders ratifying real estate sales for J Herman Noble and Helen Scott estates. Administrators and executors filed inventories accounts and proof of creditor notices for Frank P. Simon Sarah C. Moore Daniel Eveland Frances Kornrumpf George Haynes Annie Haynes Gaines and others.
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Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
H. Roland Towers
Charles V. Moore
Maurice A. Brackett
J. Herman Noble
F. Ross Simon
Frank P. Simon
Sarah C. Moore
Ella FE. Hutson
Daniel F. Eveland
Earl ©. Iornrumpf
Frances E. Kornrumpf
Wilbert L. Merriken
George W. Haynes, Jr
Homemakers Meet Unity Club Luncheon At Brethren Church
The Unity Homemakers Club plans a covered dish luncheon on Tuesday April 14 at 1 pm at the Brethren Church. Members should bring a recipe for the County Cook Book. Roll call asks for ideas of a successful home with Mrs Oron Smith and guest speaker. Hostesses are Mrs Roy Adams Mrs Frank D Zeigler Sr and Mrs George Shaffer Jr.
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Unity Homemakers Club
The
Brethren Church
Oron Smith
Roy Adams
Frank D. Zeigler
George Shaffer, Jr
PTA Bingo Party and Community Notes in Goldsboro
Goldsboro community circles report a successful PTA bingo party with thanks to parents and friends. Sewing Circle and WSCS donations noted from local groups. Red Cross reports credit for quota surplus. Upcoming annual firemen's supper and bake sale announced. Local marriages, visits, and hospital updates from residents such as Miss Ethelyn Jackson, Raymond Hughes, Ada Urry, and others are recorded along with Easter holiday visits and base assignments.
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Harry Seward
WSCS
MYF
Lyman Scotton
Red Cross
Ethelyn Jackson
Courtland Jackson
Raymond Hughes
Felton
Kirwan
Wilmer Jackson
Greensboro
Ada Urry
Virgie Dill
Bess Ross
Travers Shively
Norfolk
Roy Shively
Jimmie
Bobbie
Baltimore
Noble Shively
Bobby
Shively
Edward Jarrell
Mary Rowe
Ted Jarrell
Annapolis
Patuxent
Navy Base
Ted
Leroy Cartwright
Pearl Cahall
Cartwright
Gary
Esther DeWitt
A. L. Grey
Oxford
James Wooleyhand
Norman Seward
Earle Thomas
Bridgetown
Wooleyhand
George Rea
Philadelphia
W. H. Paxson
Near Town
Card of Thanks From J C Ward Milford Hospital
Sincere thanks for cards fruit flowers and deeds of kindness during my stay at Milford Memorial Hospital and since returning home from J C Ward
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Milford Memorial Hospital
Deaths of Frank H. Doerr Concord farmer aged 61
Frank H. Doerr 61 a Concord area farmer for 38 years died suddenly in New York on Monday April 6 He was born in Brooklyn NY and survived by wife Bessie and sister Louise Lord of Rehoboth Beach Delaware Funeral service set for Saturday at 2 pm at Concord Methodist Church with Rev Guy H McWilliams and Rev C H Atkins officiating Interment in church cemetery Friends may call at Williamson Funeral Home after 7 pm Friday viewing limited to that time
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Frank H. Doerr
Concord
New York
Brooklyn
N. Y
Commodore
Mary Schmidt Doerr
Bessie M. Doerr
Louise
Charles Lord
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Concord Methodist Church
Guy H. McWilliams
C. H. Atkins
Viola, del
Williamson Funeral Home
Mrs Sophia Howard Dies in Greensboro Home
Mrs Sophia Howard died at the home of her daughter Mrs Thomas Smith in Greensboro at 12 15 p m on Wednesday. Funeral arrangements had not been completed at the time the Journal went to press.
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Sophia Howard
Thomas Smith
Greensboro
Norman Rickards 66 a fruit farmer dies at home
Norman Rickards 66 longtime fruit farmer near Camden died Monday morning at his Smyrna area home after a long illness. He was a member of First Baptist Church Dover. Survived by wife Grovie Mackey Rickards two daughters Mrs. Charles Haas Smyrna and Mrs. Leonard Sapp New Brunswick N J four grandchildren one great granddaughter three sisters Mrs J T Mitchell near Camden Mrs Earl McClyment and Mrs Reynolds Brittingham Greensboro Funeral services were held from Ferguson and Hayes Funeral Home Dover with interment Lakeside Cemetery Dover.
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Norman Rickards
Camden
Smyrna
First Baptist Church
Dover
Rickards
Grovie Mackey Rickards
Charles Haas
Leonard Sapp
New Brunswick
N. J
J. T. Mitchell
Earl McClyment
Reynolds Brittingham
Greensboro
Ferguson and Hayes
Lakeside Cemetery
Fire destroys Sharptown wood crate factory
A $250,000 blaze in Sharptown razed a wood crate factory. Firemen battled the flames with help from Bridgeville Seaford Blades Laurel Delmar Salisbury Parsonburg Mardela Hebron Cambridge Hurlock Federalsburg Vienna Eldorado Fruitland Westside of Bi-Valve and Pittsville fire companies.
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Sharptown
Bridgeville
Seaford
Blades
Laurel
Delmar
Salisbury
Parsonburg
Mardela
Hebron
Cambridge
Hurlock
Federalsburg
Vienna
Eldorado
Fruitland
Westside
Bi-Valve
Pittsville
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Del-Mar-Va
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Brandywine Raceway
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Patral
Jes Es
5Th & Gay Sts
Ralph Palmer
Lewis Baker
Robert Draper
John Hayden
Town
Henry Kennedy
Trappe
Wilson
Twin Rocks
Firestone
4Th & Market Sts
Denton, Maryland
Goldsboro
PTA
J. C. Ward
Mrs
Corner
Central & Railroad Ave
Mervin K. Cohee
Ridgely, Md
Frigidaire
Cooper’s
Denton, MD
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