Real Estate Transfers Across Maryland Towns in 1946
A sequence of 1946 deeds records parcels exchanged among residents of Preston Ridgely Federalsburg Denton Greensboro Hillsboro and other towns. Transactions list buyers and sellers including T Clayton Taylor Charles B Harrison Jesse Fifer Mary Fifer Calvin Lynch Loleta Lynch Thurman Harris Clara Harris Towers William Towers and others with dates from March 12 to April 5 1946. Locations include Main Street Bell Street Central and Railroad Avenues State Roads and Fifth Avenue with parcels in districts Eight First Seventh and Fifth Election Districts.
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T. Clayton Taylor
Charles B. Harrison
Main Street
Preston
Thomas Clayton Taylor
Main St
Jesse S. Fifer
Mary Fries Fifer
Calvin D. Lynch
Loleta C. Lynch
Bell Street
Ridgely
Thurman B. Harris
Clara M Harris
William F. Towers
Bessie M. Towers
Denton
Greensboro
Jessie S. Fifer
George S. White
Theresa O. White
William F. Wolf
Elva P. Wolf
Homer Smith
Elizabeth M. Smith
Mary B. Morris
Mildred Morris
Academy St
Federalsburg
Henry O. Mikelait
Lula J. Mikelait
Lawrence A. Towers
Agnes Towers
Houston
Frederick H. Beachamp
Lulu V. Beauchamp
Edgar L. Jester
Marjorie Jester
American Corner
Alva J. Fishell
Stella S. Fishell
Ruth J. Buck
Peter H. Eberhard
Emma M. Eberhard
Wilbur J. Rand
Ruth L. Rand
Burrsville
Viola C. Esterlund
Robert W. Jester
George Slaughter
Sadie C. Crouse
Jessie Jones Ruggles
C. Elwood Cherry
Catherine F. Cherry
Olin Matthews
Minnie A. Matthews
Charles William Herfurth
Marguerite Odella Herfurth
Choptank
Charles A. Skuhr
Addie E. Skuhr
Maurice A. Brackett
Katherine L. Brackett
Louise S. Downes
Eldridge Downes Jr
Fifth Avenue
Andrew Bell
Denny Taylor
Myrtle Taylor
Kathryn Jarrell Eaton
Joseph M. Eaton
Lawrence G. Thornton
Elizabeth E. Thornton
Hillsboro
Marriage License for Carlton Bickling and Roberta Stufft
Carlton William Bickling age 23 of Greensboro Georgia and Roberta Stufft age 21 of Greensboro obtained a marriage license.
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Carlton William Bickling
Greensboro
Georgia
Roberta Stufft
Stop Sugar Leak Halts Maryland Strawberry Canning
Homemakers urged to conserve canning sugar as Maryland strawberries, a key early crop for jams and preserves, will be scarce until May. Extension nutritionist Miss Margaret McPheeters warns sugar may be used up in daily meals. only ten extra pounds per person will be available this year, including five pounds on Spare Stamp No 9. Painters for Painters advises cleaning surfaces with a brush or vacuum before painting for a better indoor job.
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Maryland
Margaret McPheeters
University of Maryland
Wash first to prep walls and radiators for painting
Miss Florence Mason of the University advises washing with a commercial cleaner to remove grease and reduce coats. Turpentine and steel wool prepare radiators and metal fixtures for repainting. Flat and semi gloss paints resist heat and are easier to keep clean. Also includes seven money saving kitchen tips from reducing bread waste to reusing fats.
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Florence Mason
Bureau of Standards
Seven ways to save more foodstuffs in wartime
Miss Bessie M. Spafford of Caroline County outlines seven home tips to conserve wheat fats and oils for starving Europeans and Asians. Emphasis on preserving staples helps export more essential foods while maintaining a healthy minimum diet.
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Europe
Asia
Bessie M. Spafford
Caroline Counts
Teol Fungicide Ads in Denton Pharmacy Notice
An old advertisement from Denton Pharmacy promotes Teol a strong fungicide for athletes foot. It claims one hour effectiveness with 90 percent alcohol content that penetrates and kills more germs faster and offers a 35 cent back guarantee if not pleased.
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Denton Pharmacy
Chest Clinic Here April 18 at Denton Health Center
A free chest disease clinic is scheduled at the Health Center in Denton on Thursday April 18 at 2 00 p m. The event aims to provide medical screening and information to residents seeking chest health assistance.
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Denton
GEMS OF THOUGHT Obedience Tied to Love and Unity
Mary Baker Eddy states that obedience emerges from love and that love underpins unity as the basis of right thinking and acting, fulfilling the law in daily life.
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Mary Baker Eddy
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