Land Transfers in Federalsburg and Surrounding Areas
A record of numerous land transfers dated 1951 across Federalsburg and nearby districts. Transfers involve Howard C Elev, Golden M Passwaters, Virgil R Grigsby, J DeWeese Carter, Ora Williamson, James Isnox, Herman Hemp, Roger Afilligan, J Murray, Walter Raver, Clinton Forter, Wesley Ir Thawley, Ashby Land, Nettie Carroll Moore, Carrie L Carroll, Harry S Cooper, Donald FE Jefferson, and Pratt Food Co. among others. Parcels span Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, and Seventh Election Districts, with dates ranging January to May 1951 and several in April 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard C. Elev Ang
William A. Kegan
Golden M. Passwaters
Leonard F. Williamson
Federershire
Virgil R. Grigsby
Edward Averset
Fins W. Nuttle
Jolla M. Carter
J. DeWeese Carter
Ella M. Carter
Haas W. Truttle
Cinereiea
Aidan
James
Isnox
Jena
Vie
Denter
Herman Hemp
Cearer
L. Benoze
Rachel Collison
Clinton C. Porter
Wesley Ir. Thawley
Fannie S. Griffin
Trenderson
Ashby B. Land
Benjamin F. Cassaboon
Pratt Food Company
Union Methodist Church Et. al
K. Thomas Everngam
Thomas Everngam
Union Methodist Church
Preston Lions Club Charter Dinner Attended by Local Ladies
Preston residents joined the annual Preston Lions Club charter meeting dinner with ladies invited. Social events include bridge parties at Cambridge Country Club and gatherings across Preston, Dover and Denton with visits from A. McAllister, Frances Bartley soloist, and a Junior Auxiliary silver tea for Easton Hospital. The notes close with a proverb on happiness about liking one’s duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Lions Club
Tlallis
Leesobie
Cambrides Country Club
Helen Ate “Dister
Ales W
McAllister
AfeAllister
Preston
Cambridge
Percy Douglas
Atm
James Dousles
Nassawaddox
Too Noble
T. L. Trice Jr
William Lewis
Richmond
Winfield Trice
H. M. Hollis
Creighton Carmine
T. Fef. Douglas
Erna Courson
Denton
Social notes from Marydel area families and events
Marydel and nearby communities reported visitors and gatherings at several homes this week. The list includes Miss Rachel Ann Hickman’s engagement to Cooper R. Dixon, birthday celebrations for Claus Wilkens, attendance at Dorcas Welfare Federation events, and Lions Club guest speaker William McWilliams. Local club officers and PTA activities are noted, along with a hospital patient recovering from a truck accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Thoms
Lonewood Garden
Bessie Cleaver
Heie
Gilbert Green
Wilparton
Bessie Cleever
Won
Walls
Donna
Privan Walls
Wilmington
W. Tampton Walls
Fort
Eastern Shore
Dorcas Welfare Federation
7Th Day Adventist Church
Federalsburg
Wilkens
Lydia Heather
Wm. Voss
Claus Wilkens
Washington
Caroline County Association of Firemen
Dave Wing
Goldsboro
Paul Smith
Marydel
H. Brown
Louis Antol Jr
Henderson P.T.A
Anvillith
Capt. C
Wright
Beatrice Williams
Isaac Thomas
Feith
Median rent rise in 1959 beats 1940 figures
The median monthly rent for non farm dwellings was S25 in 1959 compared with S21 in 1940, a rise of 67 percent.
Card of Trans Expressing Gratitude for Sympathy
Mrs Ruth Jom and children Patsy Larrys and Paul express thanks to friends and neighbors for offers of help flowers cards and expressions of sympathy after the tragic death of Lawrence Noble Jones of West Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Husband
Leowrence Noble Jones
West Denton
Ruth Jom
Patsy
Larrys
Paul
Also Mentioned on This Page
Towers & Pine
Call Denton
South 7Th Street
Denton, Md
Earl M. Crouse
Tewepa Perralchive
Hmarydel
Tienry
John
Air
O. T. Hughes
Jarily
O. Pare Hughes
Media
WCCK
Sunda
Lanky James
Henderson
Clara Winsch
Elete
Smith
Rarik Winsch
Philadelphia
J. Winsch
Bobby Fey
Famiuls
New Marydel
Ife
Valley Forge Hospital
Webb
Cancer
Rurarv
Cdian
CIA
Warty
MG Collison
Funk
S “G” Hybrids
Patriot
Money Chief
Purina
JuniTarion Product
the Everudsive
Denton Home
Dentonia Theatre
J. Norris Coulby
Lawrence Legates
Rover & Earto
North Sixth Stree
Denton, Maryland
Easton
Maryland
Delaware
Nichols
New Hampshire
Wilmer Fell Davis Company
Federalsburg, Md
America
WSUR
Tempee
the Peoples Bank
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