Land Transfers Across Districts and Towns in July 1954
Multiple property conveyances dated between June and July 1954 involving the Fifth and Fourth Election Districts, towns of Preston Denton Federalsburg Ridgely and others. Transfers list grantors and grantees including Morris Wright Wilmer Wright Ralph Ledman Harry Rieck Elon Wright Clem Meloney Bil Mar Tavern Stanley Klemm and others. Parcels described in each transfer with dates and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Wright
Wilmer Wright
Robert W. Downes, Jr
William Richard Green
Ralph C. Ledman
Harry H. Rieck
Preston
William S. Orme
Woodrow S. Passwaters
Denton
William Gustav Krieger
Eleanor N. Smith
Federalsburg
Elon E. Wright
Clement H. Meloney
Bil-Mar Tavern, Inc
Stanley H. Klemm
Clarence H. B. Long
Everett L. Deakyne, Jr
Elmer R. Shoemaker
Jacob Bauer
Virginia M. Hall
M. Gladys Smith
Layman J. Redden
Twin County Canners, Inc
Wilmer S. Noble
Joan T. Alston
Harry C. Wolf
Charles H. Thorps, Jr
Nolan Edwards
Fred Monroe
Robert M. Brubaker
Elizabeth P. Smith
Charles H. Messick
Melvin R. Blades
Ridgely
Preston Community Club Picnic Notes and Local Visits
Preston community items include Mrs Edna Carnine and Mrs Florence Dean visiting relatives in Claremont and Easton. Club events feature picnics at Cedar Grove Beach and Rolling Acres Farm with the Dukes, plus a 25th anniversary at Maple Ave. and various social visits among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Dean
Larry Dean
Claremont
Del
J. O. Wright
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Bethesda
William Croll
Hickman
Chas. Seymour
Reese Deane
Charlotte Cannon
Joyce Harrison
Janet Hopkins
Ann Plummer
Kay Noble
Margaret Bateman
Shirley Cowgill
College Park
Wm. H. Rieck
Maple Ave
Dorothy Osteen
David Osteen
H. M. Hollis
Henderson birthday party for Jimmy Jones draws friends
Local notes list numerous visitors and social calls from Henderson residents and guests from nearby towns including Ris ing Sun Baltimore Houston Dover and Greensboro. Highlights mention nine year old Jimmy Jones birthday gathering and Mrs Myrtle Way injuring her leg followed by a historical note: Tennessee’s first newspaper Knoxville Gazette began in 1791 by George Roulstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Jones
Pat Baughley
Judy
Kenny Allaband
Darlene Stubbs
Robbie Bell
Linwood Thomas
Donald Thompson
Town
Wynette and
Leslie States
Marydel
Edwin Dill
Rising Sun
Harry Melvin
Robert Strausburg
Baltimore
Marvin Tharp
Sunset Park
August Dassow
Eddie Dassow
Chicago
Edwin Guth
Houston
Fred Pinder
Dora Melvin
Harold Overfield
Dover
Lindberg Raughley
Wilmington
John Raughley
John Childress
Fort Bragg
N. C
Omer Thompson
Mary Spencer
William Phillips
Charles Nichols
Greensboro
Myrtle Way
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Tennessee
The
Knoxville Gazette
George Roulstone
Irene Castle sparks bobbed hair fashion feature
In a three section Sunday Baltimore Ameri can color pages the paper promotes top comics and fun. Irene Castle is credited with starting the bobbed hair trend guiding fashion coverage for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Baltimore Sunday American
Irene Castle
Orphans Court Proceedings In Caroline County Notes
The Orphans Court met with Chief Judge Towers and Associate Judges Moore Brackett. Actions include a Fidelity and Casualty Co. certificate filed for recording, Stephen G. Naylor Sr. will set for probate August 10, 1951, orders for real estate sales ratification, multiple releases in the Brummell and Neal families, and the final account and inventories in several estates including Venable Brown Green Hignutt Neal and Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
TH. Roland Towers
C. V. Moore
M. A. Brackett
Fidelity and Casualty Co
New York
Stephen G. Naylor
Orphans’ Court For
Caroline County
Fred Harrison Brummell
Emma
Harriett Brummell
James Edward Brummell
Oliver Daniel Brummell
Hilda Marie Cephas
Roland Henry Brummell
Charlotte Viola Johnson
Helen Jeannette Hubbard
Dorothy Mae Johns
Thomas Linwood Brummell
Edward D. Venable
Samuel Edward Brown
Wilbert L. Merriken
Alexander Green
Robert W. Downes, Jr
J. Wilton Hignutt
Lawrence Hignatt
Emma J. Neal
W. Edmond Neal
Bloomery Cemetery Asso., Inc
William C. Neal
Henry L. Neal
J. Sherman Neal
Thelma Neal Kane
Louise Stevens Neal
Winfield W. Hubbard
Grace H. Horsey
Nellie L. Robinson
Edith L. Thawley
Charles E. Liden
S. Walter Liden
Mary L. Closson
Margaret C. Liden
W. el
Marriage Licenses Listed For Delaware Residents
A county notice lists numerous couples from Dover Laurel Seaford Felton Harrington Ridgely and surrounding areas obtaining marriage licenses. Ages range from 17 to 64 with partners from Delaware and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Peter Yoir
Alma E. Corazza
Laurel
Del
John Mark Banks
Eliza Gertrude Pierce
Seaford
Daniel Ralph Rifenburg
Harrington
Betty Marie Sipple
Felton
Charles Frederick Morris
Mary Virginia Anderson
Frederica
Charles Layton Farrow
Christian Pearl Tribbett
George Donald Leyanna
Josephine Jester
Grayson Nathaniel Taylor
Sylvia Cobb
Ridgely
Chester Washington Hill
Federalsburg
Loretta Evans
Dover
Charles Ray Reed
Alice Alexander
Wyoming
James Williams
Mary Frances Collins
Denton
Reno A. Capazocca
Pittston
Mary Quell
Chester
William Senior
Dorothy Alben
New York
N. Y
Frank Nile Straut
Elogeanne Elaine Thawley
Robert Raymond Scuse
Margaret Ann Webb
Francis Johnson
Helena Nichols
Lawrence Wayne Musgrove
Greensboro
Betty Ruth Martin
Reporting temp workers for Social Security
The Social Security law has no exemption for temporary or part time employees if they work in connection with the employer’s trade or business. Therefore, part time or temporary workers must be reported the same as regular employees, with full names and correct Social Security numbers.
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Fort Hancock
N.J
Midtown Manhattan
Lower Manhattan Bay
Atlantic Highlands
Empire State Building
Community Club
Edna Carnine
Wilmer Fell Davis
Rehoboth
Herman Schmick
Carolyn
Jane Reidy
Ocean City
Henderson
S. Catherine Melvin
Roosevelt
Elwood EF. Fleming
Arpee
William Enos Cooper
Hazel Mary Johnson
Borh
Reddy
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