Girl Scout tour of Maryland State Police Barracks
During their regular meeting Troop 136 visited the Maryland State Police Barracks in Easton. Set. C. L. Andrew and Trooper R. T. Hancock led a tour covering living areas, offices, fingerprinting, radio, teletype, and firearms. Mrs. Deane Wright and Mrs. W. G. Kerslake accompanied the scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Maryland
Hancock
Deane Wright
W. G. Kerslake
Republican Woman’s Club
Caroline County
Harmony Community House
Myr
William B. Prendergast
Republican National Committee
Denton 252
Nuttle, Easton business leader, dies at 85 in Denton
Frank Lee Roy Nuttle, 85, prominent East Shore businessman and churchman, died at his Denton home Sunday night. He co founded a hardware firm in 1899, later built milling and lumber businesses with his son Elias, and served as bank director and Methodist church leader. Survived by two sons, Elias W. and Philip E., and four grandchildren. Funeral held Tuesday at First Methodist with burial in Denton Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers were Denton National Bank directors.
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Frank Lee Roy Nuttle
Eastern Shore
William B
Addie Williamson Nuttle
Denton
Fred B
Nuttle
Denton National Bank
Rotary Club of
First Methodist Church
Elias W
Philip E
Easton
Frank Roll Depew 75 Dies in Memorial Hospital Iaston
Frank Roll Depew 75 died Tuesday after a long illness in Memorial Hospital Iaston. He retired from Layne New York Company Linden NJ and lived near Denton for 20 years. Survived by wife Edith and four sons James Cranford NJ Frank H Albuquerque NM Harold Sun Valley CA Richard New Orleans LA, eight grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 10 am Moore Funeral Home Rev O G Brewer Jr officiating. Interment Rahway NJ. Friends may call Friday evening.
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Frank Roll Depew
Memorial Hospital
Iaston
Tie
Denton
Layne New York Company
Linden
N. J
Frank Lee
Martha A. Depew
New Jersey
First Methodist Church
Edith Depew
James
Cranford
Frank H
Albuquerque
N. M
Harold
Sun Valley
Calif
Richard
New Orleans
Moore Funeral Home
O. G. Brewer, Jr
William E Lynch longtime rural carrier and veteran
William Emmett Lynch 65 died last Friday at his Ridgeville home after a career as a rural mail carrier for 20 years and service as commander of American Legion Post 29. He was a WWI veteran, a charter member of the Caroline County Farm Bureau, and held roles in the Peninsula Rural Mail Carriers Association. Survived by wife Katherine Clark, a daughter, two grandchildren, two brothers Leo H Lynch and Steve Lynch, two sisters, and a great grandchild. Services were at St Benedict's Church Ridgely with interment at Denton Cemetery Hobbs, Hobbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Emmett Lynch
Ridge- Iv
Ife
Daniel
Eliza Bechtel Lynch
American Legion Post 29
Veterans of
Peninsula Rural Mail Carriers Association
Caroline County Farm Bureau
Katherine Clark
Robert McGrogan
Ridgely
Leo H. Lynch
Frankford
Mich
Steve Lynch
James White
Wilmington
Carroll George
Denton
Frank M. Hobbs Sr 79 Dies at Easton Hospital
Frank M. Hobbs Sr., 79, died Thursday at Memorial Hospital Easton. He retired after 33 years with Pet Milk Co. Funeral services were held at Rawlings Boulais Funeral Home Greensboro. Survived by four daughters Mrs. Baynard, Mrs. Schrieber of Greensboro, Mrs. Bunnell of Baltimore, Mrs. Davis of Dover. two sons Frank M. Hobbs Jr. of Salisbury and Edward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank MM, Hobbs
Frank MM. Hobbs
Memorial Hospital
Easton
James and
Margaret Butler Hobbs
Pet Milk Company
Rawlings-Boulais
Greensboro
Fred Baynard
Robert Schrieber
Robert Bunnell
Baltimore
Kikki Davis
Dover
Frank M. Hobbs, Jr
Salisbury
Edward
Sudden Death of Jacob R Button in Baltimore
Ward records the death of Jacob R Button at his home 4115 Kinsway Baltimore Maryland on March 22 He was married to Mary E Hill of Denton and niece of the late Mrs Jemma Stewart He is survived by his wife a daughter Mrs Betty Kolodyiesk and Bobby Button
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Jacob R. Button
Kinsway
Baltimore 6
Mary E. Hill
Denton
Jemma Stewart
Button
Betty Kolodyiesk
Bobby Button
Bee Labor Costs For One Pound Of Honey
A single bee would need eight years of work to produce one pound of honey and would fly about 70 000 miles under normal conditions.
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J. Orland Flaharty, Jr
Stevie
Hickory
N. C
Catherine Talley
Gwinhurst
Del
John L. Stevens
Unity Homemakers’ Club
Frank Zeigler
Earl Crouse
Merriken
Cancer Society
Love
State Hospital
Cambridge
Pearson
Raleigh
Zeigler
Adams
Rose Steward
Galen Blough
Denton Church of the Brethren
Blough
Somerset
Mardela
Earl Hutchison
Cordova
Dwight Miller
Fairview
Edward Smith
Lewes
Lulu Minker
Brownsmill
Camden
R. C. Alden
Silver Spring
E. J. Brown
Sally
Clinton Alden
Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Alden
Mr. Alden
J. S. Jordan
BE. J. Brown
G. Emory Gottwall
Oscar Cohee
Harrington
James Shively
Christian Gottwall
Deers Head Hospital
Minnie F. Nichols
Frank Doerr
Harold Holsinger
Margaret C. Crouse
Dorothy Fearins
Elizabeth Todd
Kenneth Garey
Bridgewater College
Bridgewater
Louis Natzinger
Hack’s Point
J. W. Krabill
Donna Lou Watson
Redmond Long
Alvin Gadow
L. Jay Smith
William Beers
Camp Mardela
M. Eaton
Charles L. Flhwanger
D. O. George
W. Clark Quillen
D. T. Swing
Burdette Nuttle
Arthur IT
John C. Nuttle
Byron H. Nuttle
Enoch Nuttle
Everett Nuttle
Federalsburg
Frank L. R. Nuttle
Denton Bridge
Mercury
Will’s Sporting Goods Store
Mercury Outboard Motors
Crestliner & Vanguard Boats
Mastercraft Trailers
Interlux Marine Paint
Franklin ST
Warner Bros
Sueana Ray Danton
Karen Steele
Elaine Stewart
Joseph Landon
United States Productions
Milton Sperling
Budd Boetticher
Albert Zugsmith
Caremascore
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
Shirley Maclaine
M-G-M
Sol C. Siegel
CinemaScopa
Metrocolor
Btaret
Leslie - Gerson
20Th Century
Rnce
Majestic Productions
Wednes. & Thurs
Sauna
Vincent Price
Agnes Moorehead
Allied Artists Picture
SEF
Allied Artists
William FE. Lyncie
St. Benedict’s Catholic Church
Denton Cemetery
Hobbs
Goldsboro
Saulsbury Hobbs
Debby Dare & Stone
Sporteens
the Clark Shop
Denton, Maryland
Gan Mathers
C. Schrank
May Mademoiselle
Fverngam's Denton
Fabely
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