Wedding and funeral notices from Denton Journal
The Denton Journal reports a Saturday funeral in Federalsburg for a Denton attorney and wife of Federalsburg, plus a large Easter wedding at Trinity Cathedral in Easton for Miss Margaret Jump of Queen Anne and Denton to Dr. William Kemp of College Park and Lottsburg. The page also covers numerous Easter visits and social events across Kent and Queen Anne counties with many family and friend gatherings, nursing notes, and a humorous diary entry.
Concord Corner highlights Easter events and community notices
Gloria Durham notes television ads and movie temptations, then shares local church activities. A Bible School planning meeting, Easter flowers, choir songs, and Rev. Peterson's sermon are mentioned along with birthdays, spring greetings, and several upcoming Smithville events and meetings in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Peterson
Harry C. Wheatley
Dallas Neal
Peterson
Forsythia
Bob Mueller
Edith McWilliams
Audrey Kreigh
Olivia Lord
Cathy Eigenbrode
Smithville
Mary Clossen
Eva Lyden
Christian Comrade
Cecilia Hoffman
Margaret Blades
Bloomery Wscs
Carol Robinson
Chestnut Grove
Chestnut Grove Wscs
Concord Wscs
Concord Church House
Federalsburg Printer Charles H. Smith Dies En Route
Charles H. Smith 80, retired printer for J W Stowell Printing Co of Federalsburg, died en route to Easton Memorial Hospital. In poor health for months, he was rushed by Federalsburg Fire Co ambulance and pronounced dead on arrival. A native of Dorchester County, he lived most of his life in Federalsburg and was a Union Methodist Church member and Nantico ke Lodge No 172 AF amp AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Smith
J.W. Stowell Printing Co
Federalsburg
Easton Memorial Hospital
Union Methodist Church
Nanticoke
Obituary notices for Marshall Holsinger Weaver Sr and kin
Mrs Irma Mae Marshall 56 died at Ingleside Friday. Survived by husband William and three daughters Anna Mae Wahl Louise Luff Rosetta Steele, a step-daughter Edna Mae Cochran, 15 grandchildren, three brothers and a half-brother. Services held Tuesday at St Pauls Methodist Church. Mrs Lyda E Holsinger 85 died Sunday in Easton Memorial. Survived by son Russell and two daughters Dorothy Corbett Virginia H Forney, seven grandchildren, three great-grandchildren. Services Wednesday at Moore Funeral Home. J Edgar Weaver Sr 83 of Greensboro died Sunday at Belle Haven Nursing Home. Survived by two daughters Ann Slaughter Hilda Heinold, one son J Edgar Weaver Jr, a sister Margaret Mitchell, three brothers Zeth Walter Weaver Henry Weaver, five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Services Wednesday at Rawlings Boulais Funeral Home Greensboro.
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Denton Journal
Denton
Maryland
Jeannette Brown Smith
Federalsburg
Emory Dobson
Marvin H. Smith
Jason Blundon
Union Methodist Church
Hill Crest Cemetery
Edna Hobbs
Rehoboth
Louis Butler
James Eline
Reisterstown
Reese Brown
Bridge
Tom Mezick
Mary Mezick
Howard Mezick
Ralph Horsey
William Truitt
Towson
Jack Stafford
Easton Memorial Hospital
James Temple
James Kelley
Wilmington
Carlton Mandrell
Rose Brown
J. Boone Jarrell Jr
Bermuda
Herbert Hudson
Dewey Beach
Delaware
Richard Matthews
Jonathan L. Hughes
Jonathan Jr
Westbury
Long Island
Bertha Collison
Jack Adams
Caesar Coalla
Edwin W. Breeding
Diane Coalla
Johns Hopkins School of Nursing
William Knox
Harrington
Stewart Sargent
Seaford
Larry Howard
Frederick
Alda Whitby
Riverton Avenue
Florida
Sue Saulsbury
Madge Gooding Jump
Margaret Dorothy Jump
Percy Bittle
Mary Downes
J. Thomas’ Alstrom
Lucille Bailey
Bonnie Blink
Cockeysville
York
Fred Marsh Iil
Freddie
Winfield Nichols
Wilson Funk
Northville
Michigan
John Funk
Harold C. Nuttle
Arthur Towers Jr
Crisfield
Stanley Draper
Pikesville
B.W. Stultz
Baltimore
Austin Murphy
Thomas Alstrom
Walter Kelley
Alfred Baughley
Rehoboth Beach
Louise Cooley
Fredericksburg
Martin Voss
Lawrence Morris
Carlton Shrewbrooks
Centreville
Marvin Chambers
Medical Arts Center Hospital
New York
Gordon Carroll
Gordon S. Carroll
Newark
Carroll
James Brown
College Park
William 8. Hubbard
Market St
Hazel Clarke
Easton
John Clark
Hans Schwarton
Linda
Lou Anne
Lois Jean
Virgie Wooleyhand
Walter Parsons
Chestertown
Goldsboro
Annie Cohee
Sudersville
Lucy Cole
William D. Hammond
Felton
James Hall
Church Hill
Stanley Cole
West Chester
J. C
Ginger Kinnamon
Salisbury
Wilson Smith
J. C. Kinnamon
Robert Proud
Robert Proud’s
Smyrna
Donald Proud
Frank Hetzell
Delaware City
Alfred Alls
Neward
James Proud
William Moore
Jerry Blakes
Harmony Hills
Phillip Proud
St. Georges
Shirley’ Allen
Henderson
Mary Proud
David Proud
Calvin Kinnamon
Hackett Kinnamon
Sally Sculley
Michael Tuneff
Bridgetown
Mary Raughley
New‘port
Bradley ‘Staffad
Ridgely
Andy Kinnamon
Hartley
Donald Pearson
Greenwood
Robert Proud, Sr
Frank Merriken
Gettysburg
Rebecca Lane
Philadelphia
Clark Quillens
David Wathers and Sons
Greensboro
Clara Quillen
Town
Irma Mae Marshall
Ingleside
William Marshall
Anna Mae Wahl
Stowe
Louise Luff
Dover
Del
Rosetta Steele
Edna Mae _ Cochran
Arlington
Benjamin Stubbs
Edward Stubbs
Queenstown
Kenneth Stubbs
Floyd Bell
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Lyda E. Holsinger
Adam Holsinger
Holsinger Lane
Russell
Dorothy Corbett
Virginia H. Forney
Lancaster
Moore Funeral Home
J. Edgar Weaver Sr
Belle Haven
Hurlock
Rawlings-Boulais
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Margaret Williams
Trinity Cathedral
Queen Anne
William Beck Kemp
Lottsburg
Virginia
Henry T. Gruber
Madge’ Jump
Howard C. Eley
William Beck Kemp Jr
Newport News
Harold M. Jump
Gold Room
Tidewater Inn
Harold Jump
Dorothy Jump
Eric Hansen
Fairport
William B. Kemp, Jr
Madge Jump
Kemp
William Zolpher
Albert Nicholson
Quentin Walsh
Jonathan Pine
Reyner Dukes
Mervin Pentz, Jr
Sherman Hubbard
Bruce
Raymond
John
Charles Stubbs
Frederica
Andrew B. Linhard
Ralph Powers
Walter Linhard
Donna
Kent Island
Andrew Linhard
Carmen Agualera
Chile
South America
Carol Koenig
University Hospital
Stephen Swatk
Arthur Melvin Jr
University of Maryland
Jeff Cohee
Jerry Hoffmen
Western Maryland College
David Lewis
Gettysburg College
George Nier
Franklin Marshall College
Sam Ford
Hockessin
Lannace Moore
K. Thomas Everngam
Roland Rueger
David and
Mary
Teaneck
New Jersey
William Croll
Beth
Tom Everngam
Scotty
Everett Kelley
Larry
Linda Sue
Roslyn
Oscar Kelley
John Kelley
Clinton Kelley
Dover Delaware
Charles Denny
Wye Mills
Vernon Good
Elizabethtown
Lawnace Moore
Ralph Holland
Emil Myers
Robert Bunney
John Ray
John Emerson
al Gillikin
Hagerstown
Francis Holsinger
Morton Holsinger
Prospect Park
Morgan Williams
Scranton
E. Paul Knotts
Minnie Todd
An B
Joseph C. Brown
E.J. Brown
Diane Brown
Bridgewater College
M.E. Brown
Clarence Melvin
Harry Kreigh
Linda Ann
Harry, Jr
Pauline Willoughby
Debra Lynn
Gloria Ann
Ray Nichols
W. Edward Hutson, Jr
Wallace Hutson
Lewis Davis
James C. Lee
Carol Lee
Kensington, Md
Charles Morrison
Virginia Beach
Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel
Inez Robb
Anna Lee
Miss Robb
Florence Nightingale
Dolly
Inez
Weezee
Dennison
New York City
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Wheaton
Grace
Pearl Cahall
Linwood
Frank Lane
Herbert Lane
Ed Ross
Shelley
Bess Ross
Bill Rosses
Edward Spencer
Harold Minner
Teddy” Jarrell
Dianne
Damascus
Edward Jarrell
Mrs. Delbert Simpson and Son
Wyoming
Harvey Shively
Alton G. Billmeier
Dorothy Jean
Lester L. Branson
Lester R. Branson
Manhattan
Kansas
Miss Billmeier
Bridgewater
Illinois College of Optometry
Chicago
Mr. Branson
Kansas State College
Gloria Durham
Concord
Haley
Bible School Planning Committee
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Savior
Pierce Adams
Flying Country Club
Smithville Community House
Bloomery
Gene Robinson
Orland
Dorothy Flaharty
Steve
Hollis Peterson
Mark
John L. Stevens
Lottie Flaharty
Aluminum
Higgins St
Audits & Surveys Company, Inc
Maryland Action People
Wm. Marshall
Lyda Holsinger
J. E. Weaver, Sr
Insurance Agency
Lewis & Wrigh
Memorial Hospital
A.O. Saulsbury
Jaycee Road
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