Denton Adds Toll Center With Seven Operators
Mrs J E Smith chief operator praised new arrangements for faster toll call service and seven operators on duty during busy hours. The facility now handles about 2 800 calls daily and will receive more lines and equipment for future expansion.
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J. E. Smith
Mrs. Smith
Deaths Walter K Sharp Rites Held at Easton
Walter Kilby Sharp died August 8 at Glenbrun Convalescent Home Cambridge after a three month illness. He was born November 3, 1876 in Queen Annes County and lived much of life in Talbot County as a farmer, retiring in 1941. He married Grace Roe in 1902. she died in 1941. Survived by two daughters, a son, two grandsons, a granddaughter and four great grandchildren, plus siblings and nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held August 11 at Trinity Methodist Church Easton with burial in Spring Hill Cemetery Easton.
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Walter K. Sharp
Walter Kilby Sharp
Glenbrun
Cambridge
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Mr. Sharp
William H. and
Emma Tapman Sharp
Queen Anne’s County
Talbot County
Grace Roe
Walter
Annie Stoops Roe
Sharp
Edward N. Perry
Near Cordova
Robert Hunt
St. Michaels
W. Marion Sharp
Jack Shores
James Shores
Grasonville
Trinity Methodist Church
Dale L. Ruth
Spring Hill Cemetery
Funeral services held for Mrs Katherine H Rich
Mrs Katherine H Rich 82 died at her Cheswold Delaware home after a long illness. Funeral from Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro Sunday at 2 p m with Rev Dickens pastor of Cheswold Methodist Church officiating. Burial in Greensboro Cemetery. Survived by husband Samuel, daughter Thelma Manney of Glendale New Jersey, sons Earl and Samuel Rich of Cheswold, two grandchildren four great grandchildren and brother Charles Satterfield Morrisville Pennsylvania.
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Katherine H. Rich
Rawlings
Greensboro
Dickens
Cheswold
Del
Rich
Joseph Satterfield
Emma Bullock Satterfield
Delaware
Chesw
Burial service for Francis Nichols at Greenmount Cemetery
Francis Nichols, 26, a roofer, was found dead in woods near Crouse's Mill and died by self inflicted gunshot. A burial was held at Greenmount Cemetery in Hillsboro after his body was discovered by the Hillsboro Queen Anne Volunteer Fire Company a week post disappearance. Nichols had lived with his mother Susie B Shelton Nichols on a farm near Crouse's Mill before family moved to Queen Anne.
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Francis Nichols
Crouse
Survived by Brother Wingfield Nichols in Denton
The passage notes that besides his mother, he is survived by a brother, Wingfield Nichols, of Gay Street, Denton.
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Wingfield Nichols
Gay Street, Denton
Voss Family Reunion At Garland Lake Near Denton
Voss family members gathered for their annual reunion at Garland Lake near Denton on August 10, 1952. A picnic lunch followed, with attendees from Maryland Delaware and Pennsylvania. Acting president James Parris led a brief business meeting. many relatives listed attended from Philadelphia Wilmington Harrington Farmington Greenwood Milford Ridgely Burrsville and Denton plus several spouses and children.
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Voss
Garland Lake
Denton
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
James Parris
James Frederick
David Reinhardt
Charles Dunham
M. C. Boyer
Philadelphia
Norwood W. Voss
Wilmington
Harvey Scott
Raymond Dean
Ida Harmoning
S. L. Sapp
Harrington, del
Theodore Layton
J. Charles Stevenson
Ridgely
Robert Garrett
James Hopkins
Burrsville
M. Lee Wyatt
Martin C. Voss
Anne E. Voss
French
David J. Lewis Dies At 83 In Cumberland
David J. Lewis died at age 83 in Cumberland in a life marked by self education and public service. Born a coal miner, he studied law at night, was admitted to the bar at 23, served in the State Senate in 1901, and later contemplated parcel post reforms to cut living costs by reducing transportation charges. He joined the Knights of Labor early and credited Daniel Webster with inspiring his move into politics.
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Daniel Webster
Webster
Knights of Labor
Cumberland
Congress
State Senate
Card of Thanks to Friends and Organizations
Clarence H. Roe expresses gratitude to friends and town organizations for kindness during hospitalization and convalescence at home, thanking them for support and well wishes.
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Clarence H. Roe
Scout News Five County Leaders Club Camp Report
The camp committee of the Five County Leaders Club met at Mrs. C. L. Stafford's home to present a financial and activity report for the Girl Scout camping period just closed at Camp Todd. Attendees included girls from Delaware Maryland and eastern Virginia. Camp director Mrs. Austin Roberts called it one of the most successful seasons in her career. Denton representation included Mrs. C. L. Stafford and Noble Tongue.
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Five County Leaders Club
C. L. Stafford
Camp Todd
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Austin Roberts
Sadlersville
Denton
Noble Tongue
Circle To Meet The Willing Workers
The Circle will meet Monday August 18 at 7 30 p m at Mrs Frank Wright s home with Mrs Burt McKnott and Mrs Ida Neighbors as assisting hostesses.
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Frank Wright
Burt McKnott
Ida Neighbors
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