Deaths Second Lieutenant Donald L Cox of Harmony
Second Lieutenant Donald L Cox of Harmony died April 16 near Goldsboro North Carolina from injuries in an automobile crash. He served in the U S Air Force at Seymour Johnson AFB and was born in Easton Maryland in 1943. He was a Preston High School graduate and University of Maryland alum, a former Sigma Chi leader, and a member of Harmony Methodist Church. He is survived by his parents a sister and grandparents, with funeral services held April 20 at Frampton Funeral Home and Hill Crest Cemetery with full military honors. other services were held at Edward Fellows Funeral Home in Millington.
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Donald L. Cox
Harmony
Preston
Goldsboro
N. C
Cox
U. S. Air Force
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
Easton
H. Leon
Evelyn Todd Cox
Preston High School
University of Maryland
Sigma Chi
Air Corps
Harmony Methodist Church
G. June Cox
Norman Todd
Neva Cox
Federalsburg
Frampton Funeral Home
Edward Clark
W. D. Shufelt
St. Michaels Methodist Church
Hill Crest Cemetery
Death of Mrs Tessie DeChristofaro in Federalsburg
Mrs Tessie DeChristofaro wife of Carmen DeChristofaro of Federalsburg died Sunday at Easton Hospital after an eight year illness. Born in New York City she lived in Nutley New Jersey for years before moving to Federalsburg twenty years ago. Survived by brother Michael Quatrella Montclair and sisters Mrs Mary Cardellichio Montclair Mrs Catherine Gaglione Newark and Mrs Victoria Fiore Orange New Jersey. Requiem Mass at St Lucy’s Newark with burial in Montclair.
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Tessie DeChristofaro
Carmen DeChristofaro
Federalsburg
Easton Hospital
New York City
Nutley
N. J
Excelsior Pearl Works
DeChristofaro
Michael Quatrella
Montclair
Mary Cardellichio
Catherine Gaglione
Newark
Victoria Fiore
Orange
St. Lucy’s Roman Catholic Church
Dover widow Ethel Freeman dies at 65 in Kent General
Mrs Ethel V Freeman 65 a house mother at Elizabeth W Murphey School Dover died Thursday April 16 in Kent General Hospital She widow of Edward W Freeman and lived in Dover 12 years formerly Massey Md Survived by four sons Lee E Woodall H Dover Harry B and Raymond A
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Ethel V. Freeman
Elizabeth W. Murphey School, Inc
Dover
Kent General Hospital
Edward W. Freeman
Massey, Md
Lee E
Woodall (Woodie) H
Harry B
Raymond A
Card of Thanks from Federalsburg Md Reflects Gratitude to Donors
Expresses deep appreciation to friends and relatives for kindness during hospital stay and after returning home. Special thanks to blood donors. Federalsburg Maryland.
Scout Units Formed in Choptank District
New scouting and explorer units organized in the Choptank District at St. Michaels Tilghman Neavitt and Goldsboro per Robert E. Aldrich Jr District Organization and Extension chairman Troop No 263 sponsored by Trinity Methodist Church Goldsboro with Scoutmaster John A Dorman and Institutional Representative T Noble Jarrell Jr and twelve new scouts.
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St. Michaels
Tilghman
Neavitt
Goldsboro
Robert E. Aldrich, Jr
Trinity Methodist Church
John A. Dorman
T. Noble Jarrell
Ridgely man elected president of Caroline Historical Society
At the Annual Spring Colonial Dinner in Lesben Hall Ridgely Jack Boulais was elected president succeeding W L Merriken who served two years Other officers named M H Smith Louise Dennison Madaline Brown Edith Merriken and several directors Pastures listed Dinner featured Shrub Rinctum Ditty Indian Peanut Pickup Pickles and other items Menu noted and an illustrated talk by Milo M Naeve on Early American Glass
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The
Caroline Historical Society
Lesben Hall
Ridgely
Jack Boulais
W. L. Merriken
Denton
M. H. Smith
Federalsburg
Louise Dennison
Goldsboro
Madaline Brown
Edith Merriken
T. Olin Ford
Marydel
Mary K. Porter
Greensboro
Charles T. Dean
Calvin D. Lynch
Carl Schmiedeberg
Harry H. Rieck, Jr
Preston
Max Chambers
J. D. Carter
H. H. Rieck, Sr
W. Merriken
Martin Sutton
C. D. Lynch
Maryland Martha Guild
St. Benedict R. C
Francis Tierney
Milo M. Naeve
Winterthur
Boulais
Merriken
Chevrolet Impala Convertible Trade N Travel Spotlight
Wide seats with foam cushions and wall to wall carpeting highlight the Chevrolet Impala Convertible. Seven engines and four transmissions offer smooth shifts, all aimed at a great highway performance as Trade N Travel Time promotes at Chevrolet dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biscaynes
Chevrolet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter Palmer, Jr
GOP
Maryland
Caroline County
Republican Women’s Clubs
Rogers C. B. Morton
J. Glenn Beall
Ted Miller
Marvin H. Smith
Millington
Reba Williams
Adelaide Chubbs
Minquadale
James Lesage
Percy Lesage
Chestertown
Edward Fellows
E. W. Freeman
Federalsburg, Md
Gerardi Bros
Sinclair
G. D. Crouse
Vate
Historical Society
Kent County
Ralph Townsend
Queen Anne’s
J. Robert Grove
Daniel Prettyman
Worcester County Historical Society
Journal
Bill Me
Fisher
Denton, Maryland
Svitty Ere
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