Land Transfers In Denton and Surrounding Areas Apr 1948
Land transfers recorded including Calvert Merriken and Jessie Merriken to Ada Neely on April 20 1948 in the Fifth Election District and Orpha Judy to Howard and Cleo Callahan on April 17 1948 in the Sixth Election District. Additional deeds include Otto Benner to Sherwood Bros. Inc on February 26 1948 at Main or Market and Fifth streets in Denton and Sherwood Bros. to Denton Commissioners dated April 20 1948. Frase deeds cover multiple parcels April 21 1948 in the Fourth Election District with transfers between Gustav C Frase Rachel Collison Bertha Frase Virginia Frase Leo Frase Rosalie Frase Richard Frase and spouses. Also James H Pattrick to Elsie L Golden on April 14 1948 on Bethlehem Easton road and Lester Guy English to Carolyn Sue Davis dated April 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert C. Merriken
Jessie Stinson Merriken
Ada Washington Neely
Orpha J. Judy
Howard Callahan
Cleo W. Callahan
Otto James Benner
Sherwood Bros., Inc
Main Or Market
Fifth Streets
Denton
Gustav C. Frase
Rachel Collison
Bertha Wilhelmina Frase
Gustav Adolph Frase
Virginia Frase
Preston
Friendship
Leo F. Frase
Rosalie M. Frase
Richard L. Frase
Sarah J. Frase
Hog Creek
James H. Pattrick
Brooksie Pattrick
Elsie L. Golden
Bethlehem-Easton
Berwyn and Wilmington Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses
Horace S. Young aged 36 marries Frances J. Stauffer aged 29, both of Berwyn Maryland. William L. Murray aged 54 weds Mollie Andrews aged 54, of Wilmington Delaware. Solomon J. Hurst Jr aged 41 of Preston Maryland weds Ann Roddy Lathbury aged 40 of Chester Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace S. Young
Frances J. Stauffer
Berwyn
William L. Murray
Mollie Andrews
Wilmington
Del
Solomon J. Hurst, Jr
Preston, Md
Ann Roddy Lathbury
Chester Pa
High spots in careers of candidates outlined
Brief biographical sketches of candidates for the Democratic and Republican primaries in the First Congressional district. The district comprises nine Eastern Shore counties. Scott Beck Jr. resigns as Maryland Customs Comptroller to run. a former Navy intelligence officer and Kent county attorney with long state service. Born Chestertown September 23, 1915. single. lives with his mother. Earl Bennett recalls a 1934 campaign in Dorchester county and his progression from House of Delegates to the State Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore
S. Scott Beck, Jr
United States Navy
State Game and Fish Commission
O’conor
Kent County
Earl Bennett
Dorchester County
House of Delegates
Bennett
Senate
Eastern Shore politicians and candidates in 1946 races
The passage profiles Maryland Eastern Shore figures including Harold L. Loreman Jr and Peter Richardson, outlining their backgrounds, public service, and 1946 political ambitions. Loreman, a Salisbury resident and businessman, has Lions Club roles and wartime service. Richardson, Worcester county poultry dealer and Berlin civic leader, seeks Congress with reform ideas and farm aid. Representative Edward T. Miller, Easton, notes he served as a major general in the Chinese Army during war and is the incumbent House member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester County
Bennett
United States Navy
Naval Aviation
American Legion
Worchester Post
Baltimore
Brooklyn Dodgers
Harold L. Loreman,Jr
Lions Club
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
International Board of Lions Clubs
Mr. Loreman
Crisfield
Salisbury
Loreman Automotive Products Manufacturing Company
Loreman
Lewis M. Milbourne
United States Maritime Service
Wicomico County
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Elks Lodge
Peter Richardson
House of Delegates
Worcester County
Worcester
Congress
Richardson
County Cancer Control Council
Berlin
Berlin Business Men's Association
Berlin Lions Club
Mr. Richardson
Edward T. Miller
Easton
Africa
India
China
Miller's Military Career Spurs Defense Legislation
Representative Miller, born February 1, 1895 in Montgomery County, rose from service with Chinese forces to major general in their army and fought in World War I. Since 1946 he backs bills to strengthen national defense and civil components of the armed forces, favors using surplus farm and seafood for foreign relief, and chairs the maritime law codification subcommittee. He remains unopposed for the GOP nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Montgomery County
Friends School
Washington
Yale University
GOP
Vets to receive larger subsistence checks in May
Veterans are set for higher subsistence payments under the G I Bill with automatic raises from 65 to 75 for those without dependents and 90 to 105 for those with dependents. Ex servicemen with more than one dependent may reach 120 dollars monthly, though processing delays on extra dependency proof could slow full payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Murphy
Cambridge, Maryland
Veterans Administration
VA increases retroactive benefits for veterans
The text explains that if a veteran is finished VA on or before July 1, retroactive payments increase to 120 dollars starting April 1. If filed after July 1, a lump sum retroactive payment is included in the first monthly check after processing. Afterwards the veteran receives 120 dollars monthly. Those under Public Law 16 need not provide extra proof. Mr. Murphy, VA representative, visits Denton Maryland at the State Armory Fridays 9:00 to 11:30 A.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
The
Veterans Administration
Denton
Maryland
State Armory
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Lester Guy English
San Antonio
Texas
Carolyn Sue Davis
Federalsburg
Democrat
U.S. Army
Army
U. S. Army
U. S. Air Force
Masonic Building
U. S
Air Force
N. Washington Street
Easton, Maryland
James N. Trice
H. Earle
Yal A
America
Cooner Furniture Co
Wassz
Philco
P Radio
Philcop
Freezer
Ameri
Paul
Sixth Street
Paul S. Thawley
RCA Institute
Paul S. Vandyke
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