Bacsak Boyles Nuptials In Ridgely Maryland
Barbara Jean Boyles and John W. Bacsak Jr. wed April 9 at the Catholic Parish House Ridgely in a quiet double ring ceremony. The couple, both Caroline High School graduates, will reside in Denton. The bride is employed by Caroline County Board of Education and the groom works with Lewis Motor Company after Army service.
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Ridgely
Barbara Jean Boyles
Elsie L. Boyles
John W. Bacsak
Denton
J. Francis McDonough
Dawson Cohece
Greensboro
William Hirner
Glenolden
Virginia
Caroline High School
Board of Education of
Caroline County
Lewis Motor Company
Nornrumphi
Charles G. Wood
Francis MceDorough
Theodora Sweda
Marydel
Greensboro High School
Engagements and social notices from Goldsboro area
Mrs. L Edward Butler announces Elizabeth Ann Butler engagement to Edward J Ross of Goldsboro. The wedding is planned for August at Trinity Methodist Church. Martha Anne Jackson engages Roy Gary Delphey Jr of Washington DC. Delphey to report to Andrews Air Base May 16. Grace Ellen Blunt and Robert Lee Towers wed April 8 in Ridgely. Agnes Norrumphi and Charles G Wood wed at St Benedicts Church Ridgely with small attendants. Numerous Easter visits and family announcements follow, including births, moves, and social group meetings around Wilmington and nearby towns.
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Martha Anne
Roy Gary Delphey, Jr
Air Force Reserves
Roy G. Delphey
Washington, D. C
Air Force
Andrews Air Base
Grace Ellen Blunt
Walton Blunt
Near Ridgely
Robert Lee Towers
Claude H. Towers
Ridgely
Methodist Parsonage
Wilson Davis
Norma Lee Glover
Claude J. Towers
Easter Guests At Area Homes
James Cheezum and son of Faston and Mr and Mrs Rodman Leese with three children Otis Karen and Terry Ann were Easter guests of Mr James Hi Baker and family. Mrs Malcolm MacDonald and daughter Connie of York Pa visited with Mr and Mrs James F Harris last week. L Stevens Browne Jr of the U S Coast Guard and Mrs Mary W Silvey of Salisbury were Easter guests of Mr and Mrs L Stevens Browne. Cadet J Norris Coulby Jr of the Charlotte Hall Military Academy spent the Easter vacation at his home.
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Williston Guild
Harold Miller
Unity Club
Frank Ziegler
2Ov Adams
Sue Leese
James W. Warner
Bridgeville
George Lowe
Thomas J. DeCarlo
Arlington
Thomas James
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
DeCarlo
Mary Tellen Warner
John W. Bacsak, Jr
Brackett
Roland Richardson
Cambridge
IE. E. Nichols
Second Street
Neal Richardson
Philadelphia
Clara Richardson
Foster
Donald L. Watson
Elsmere
Town
Diana Lynn
Wilmington General Hospital
Donna Lou
M. C. Watson
Mabel Duffey
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Bruce Greer
Washington
C. S. Kauffman
Harold Nuttle
Baltimore
Louise Cooley
Fredericksburg
Samuel G. Nuttle
J. W. Funk
Winfield T. Nichols
Jen Carter Nichols
Baldwin School
Bryn Mawr
Donald Turner
Salisbury
C. L. Stafford
Mattie Moore
Lida Wine
Frank B. Wade
Port Tobacco
Russell Flaharty
Blanche Chaffineh
Nancy
Donna Carroll
National’ Zoo
Ruth Figgs
Carrie Jones
Harry Anthony
Henderson
James Gahr
George Tull
Georgeanna
Linda
William Jones
Patsy
Wilmington
John Tracy
Violet
Billy
Jackie Tracy
Mary Ann
Camden
N. J
Johnnie Parkinson
Richard
Sandra
Wenona
Roland
Fred Bell
George Figes
George
Michael
Jeffrey
Ann Marie
Leon Scott
Boothwyn
Steven Svatik
James Ogle
Olga Svatik
New York City
New York
Europe
Swatik
Gibraltar
Tangier
Spain
Italy
France
England
Mary Moffatt
Woodstock
Elizabeth Sutton
Orville V. Smith
Harrington
W. E. Collins
Raymond Flack
Howard Trice
Bessie Murphy
Emma L. Jacobs
Hurlock
Mary DeWeese
John W. Lord
Wilson R. Smith
Stewart Allan
Merrimack
Manasses
Irvin Smith
James Cheezum
Faston
Rodman Leese
Otis
Karen
Terry Ann
James Hi. Baker
Malcolm MacDonald
Connie
York
James F. Harris
L. Stevens Browne
J. Norris Coulby, Jr
Charlotte Hall Military Academy
Denton Ad Advice for 1955 Businessmen
Advice to the business men of Denton urging attention to advertising in 1955 so customers will notice them. The note stresses the value of steady advertising for local merchants and their clientele.
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Denton
1954 US Traffic Death Toll Surpasses Thirty Five Thousand
In 1954, thirty five thousand five hundred Americans died in traffic crashes, marking a grim milestone in road safety. The figure highlights ongoing fatalities across the nation amid rising automobile use and evolving traffic controls.
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Orban Studio
E. Kindleberger
Delphey-Jackson
Thomas Floyd Jackson
Arlington, Va
Towers
Blunt
St. Benedict’s Church
Agnes’ Norrrumphi
Mary Alice Wright
Lee A. Walston
Carl Collison
Samuel Young
Beverly Smith
Alm
Paul Hall
Bobby
Barbara
Salishbury
Marie Walz
Idna Satterfield
Fred Shultie
Millsboro
Ida Neighbors
Betty Joe Orme
Atary Washington College
Helen Shepherd
Rising Sun
John H. Emerson
Olas Smith
William H. Schuyler, Jr
Viola
Trooper
Edward Smith
Lewes
Del
James O. Baker
Columbia
J. Henry Baker
Roy Grogan
Samuel Hunt
S LI Ne Shop Mirror of Fashion
S. Washington St
Gustav
Denton, Maryland
FON Brothers
Washington Street
Easton, MD
Dvynatube HD
Mercury
Horner
Elzie Horner
Met
Denton, Md
Prairie
Barbara Starwyck
Ronald Reagan
Buffalo Bue
Marshall Reed
Ee Bill Cody
Will’s Sporting Goods Store
Franklin St
Sahar Ts
IM Entertainment
Dad
Reese Theatre
M-G-M'S Hall of Fame
Frank Sinatra
Gene Kelly
Anchors Aweigh
Columbia Pictures Presents
Maureen O'Hara
Joun Ford
Technicolor
Robert Francis
Donald Crisp
Ward Bond
Betsy Palmer
Phil Carey
Edward Hope
Bringing Up the Brass
Marty Maher
Nardi Reedes
Camsion
Robert Arthur
John Ford
Sting Leslie Chrom Miguel
Geo. Pals
Walt Disne
BONE
Noil Élas
Snetoreenes
Mats
Nex Lukas
Ma Lorre
Drive-Er Theater
Sun
Jen Maria Ete
Stery
Ty Joh E T. Williams
Ty Sam Katzman
William Castle
20Th Century-Fox Presents
Wed
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Jare Wyrian
Rock Hudson
Barbara Rush
Eth Agnes Moorehead
Otto Kruger
Lloyd C. Douglas
EOE
Kovceer Technicolor
Efi
Technicotor
Barbara Hale
Alex Nicol
Universal-International
Tyrone Power
Edward Hgfe
Marty Mihes
Nardi Reeder
Cash
Ash
Newanelms
BF Hall Bartlett Ssceucres
Warner Bros
Ito DU
Considine
Arty Sea
Warner Bros Nusis
Taterg
Ev Hall
Kentucky
Cinemascape
Stering
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