Real Estate Transfers Around Federalsburg Maryland 1946
A series of land transfers recorded March 27 to April 18 1946 across Federalsburg Denton Marydel and surrounding areas naming grantees grantors and parcel locations along state roads bridges streets and river areas. Notable names include J Leon Todd Elsie A Todd Marie Koch J Willard Handy Mildred Handy and Ruth Noble among others. Several properties are described by streets and district designations in Fifth Sixth and Fourth Election Districts. Individuals listed also include residents from Federalsburg Hobbs Hobbs and Denton with ages and city affiliations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leon Todd
Elsie A. Todd
J. Martin Dean
Theresa X. Dean
Federalsburg
Denton State Road
J. Wilbur Stafford
Marie Koch
Goldsboro Sandtown
Peter E. Jorgensen
Mildred Jorgenson
Goldsboro
Sandtown
Everett Nuttle
Mildred A. Nuttle
J. Willard Handy
Mildred M. Handy
Bridge Street
Mary Daly
Rachel E. Morris
Marydel
Raymond W. Brown
Lizzie Brown
van Wilson
Louis C. Butler
Mildred C. Butler
Harry J. Hubbard
Choptank River
Katie M. Cohee
Ruth A. Noble
Denton Bridge
Harry H. Wooters
Nettie Wooters
Edwin S. Pippin
Beatrice M. Pippin
Hobbs
Raymond D. Shawn
Albert T. Morris
Mary G. Morris
Denton
Greensboro
George W. Beck
Robert W. Downes
Social notes from Perryville and surrounding towns
Henderson district residents hosted guests from Newark Philadelphia and Baltimore last week. Greensboro seniors visited Washington while other families from Marcus Hook Wilmington and Goldsboro spent weekends with relatives and friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Dickerson
Perryville
George Snyder
Newark
Del
M. W. Gooden
Virginia Satterfield
Greensboro
Mary Robb Roden
Dora B. Melvin
Catherine
Charles B Cartwright
Richardson Park
Eleanor Harman
Helen Borszey
Edmund Racz
Greensboro High School
Washington
William Seward
Ellen
Marcus Hook
Ella Satterfield
Ida Seward
George C. King
Mary V. Kimble
Alma Nuttall
Carroll Jones
Wilmington
Burt Snyder
Baltimore
L. M. Jones
Emily McCrea
Goldsboro
Edward Quillen
Birth of Gloria Lee Prompted Congratulations Across Town
Congratulations poured in on April 3 for the birth of Gloria Lee. Mrs L A Gooden and Mrs Charles Griffith are on the sick list and friends wish them a speedy recovery. W F Gooden and sons of Milford Del visited their parents Z C Gooden and W E Stubbs. Mrs Earl Quillen and Mrs Daisy Quillen of near Dover visited Edw Quillen and family. Mrs Charles Shewbrooks and grandson Leslie States of Wilmington spent Monday with J W Meredith and Pearl Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Lee
L.A. Gooden
Charles Griffith
W. F. Gooden and Sons
Milford, del
Z. C. Gooden
W. E. Stubbs
Earl Quillen
Daisy Quillen
Dover
Edw. Quillen
Charles Shewbrooks
Leslie States
Wilmington
J. W. Meredith
Pearl Jones
Community Socials and Easter Plans Mentioned
Goldsboro visitors from William Baker family and Vernon Clark group in Sadlersville Maryland. Mrs Norman Seward visited Bridge Town Maryland. Sewing Circle enjoyed by Mrs Howard Brown. Youth Fellowship hosted at Billy Marvel’s home. Easter music program planned at Trinity Methodist Church. John McCaffrey of Philadelphia visiting sisters Mrs Bertie Schaube and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Baker
Lois Mae
Vernon Clark
Sadlersville
Norman Seward
Bridgetown
Howard Brown
Billy Marvel
Trinity Methodist Church
John McCaffrey
Philadelphia
Bertie Schaube
Local society notes and guest updates from area churches
Circles of the W S C S and the Sewing Circle thank helpers for a supper. Rev Charles Davis from Greensboro spoke at Trinity Methodist Church. Eleanor Harman of Henderson visited Miss Emily McCrea. W J Murphy and E S Martin joined dinners with T C Hammond near Hartington. Della Scully visited Greensboro sister Mrs Norman Seward. Irving Voshell of Dover visited Virgie Cartwright. H A Porter hosted guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Milby
Charles Davis
Greensboro
Trinity Methodist Church
Eleanor Harman
Henderson
Emily McCrea
W. J. Murphy
E. S. Martin
Flying Hero Explains Belief in Prayer
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, famed American flier, writes about his miraculous escapes from death and explains why he believes in prayer. The illustrated feature previews the April 21st issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Rickenbacker
Burrsville Guests of Mr and Mrs Murphy on Thursday Eve
Burrsville residents were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Murphy on Thursday evening for a social visit. The gathering included local neighbors and familiar faces from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrsville
W. J. Murphy
Mr. Foster to Be Here Tuesday Announcement
Announcement states that Norman P. Foster, manager of the Salisbury Field Office of the Social Security Administration, will visit on Tuesday to discuss agency programs and services with local residents. The note emphasizes outreach and public engagement by the Salisbury office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Foster
Norman P. Foster
Salisbury Field
The
Social
Security Board to Visit Denton Tuesday April 23
Security Board will be in Denton on Tuesday next April 23 and will be available for interview at the Post Office at 2 p.m. on that day.
GEMS OF THOUGHT Hazlitt quote on right and mankind
If mankind had wished for what is right they might have had it long ago. William Hazlitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hazlitt
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Pauline Washington
Chester
Roland Henry MacMahan Jr
Virginia
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Theo. B. Godbout
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Joan Jewett
Alfred J. Deusa
Leona Mae Vernon
Alexander J. Deusa
Helen Lorain Swafford
Melvin M. White
Loleta A. Phillips
Henry Burvenich
Huntington, N. Y
Beatric Biliot
Tilden C. Webster
Marcella R. Davis
Senate
Calvert
Merriken
Caroline County
Senate of Maryland
Stent al
Newadeale
Anita’s Beauty
Salon
Kern Sisters Beauty
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertown
B.f.goodrich
B. F. Goodrich Silvertowns
Earl M. Crouse
ABC A3
the Towse Studio
Baltimore Sunday Sun
Maryland
Sunday Sun
Marvin E. Chambers
Denton 35-J
Marshall
Spape
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