Greensboro Social Roundup Keeps Town Busy With Travel
Greensboro residents and visitors fill pages with trips and visits across the Northeast and mid-Atlantic. Names include Claude Conner Charles Nichols Dorothy Swann Elsie Kinnamon and Grace Williams, with journeys to Lake Placid Baltimore Niagara Falls and Atlantic City. A recent hospital stay and an upcoming wedding are noted among local happenings.
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Claude Conner
Charles Nichols
New England States
Lake Placid
N. Y
W. S. Scotten
Denton
Cornelia Billups
Mobile
Ala
Effa Plummer
Milton Clark
Salisbury
E. O. Hodgson
Dickie Walls
Donald Jones
Rodney
North East
Charles McClyment
Baltimore
Loren Irish
Hartford
St. Louis
Ola Walls
North Main Street
Grace Williams
Atglen
Ida Clark
Elsie Kinnamon
Rehoboth
Whitall Laramore
Greenwood
Delaware
Hilton Dabson
Atlantic City
Jackie Pritchett
Easton Hospital
Dorothy Swann
Wilmington
Georgia Swann
David Morris
Charles Jarrell
Geneva
Donald F. Stevenson
R. D
Kopko
Shamokin
Hillsboro Family Visits and Weekend Travel Highlights
Local notices summarize households from Hillsboro and surrounding areas who hosted or visited family and friends over the weekend. Names include Broome Eaton Collins Schaffer Sherwood Hicks Fleming Revelle Mullican Covell Hunter Thornton Downes Laton Meintzer Beaven Fleming Bowman and others with parties traveling to Atlantic City Baltimore Braddock Heights Centreville and Berwyn while relatives from Rochester Ohio Wilmington and Westminster visit or host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassius Collins
Frank Fleming
Urban Bowman
Westminster
A New Agricultural Industry Emerges in 1945
In 1945 the Chicken of Tomorrow program, backed by Atlantic and Pacific food chain and the U S Department of Agriculture, aimed to produce better chickens with less feed, lowering consumer costs. Awards funded by A P, plus admin costs, spurred farm groups to participate. H H Alp of the American Farm Bureau Federation said the program created a whole new agricultural industry. An estimated 800,000,000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic & Pacific Food Chain
U. S. Department of Agriculture
H. H. Alp
American Farm Bureau Federation
Commodity Departments
Chicken of Tomorrow boosts meat type chickens by 1951 plans
Meat type chickens will be marketed this year with 75 percent descended from Chicken of Tomorrow flocks. Chickens can now be grown in 10 weeks, down from 14 to 16. Eggs accounted for 56.6 percent of income, turkeys 8.5 percent, chicken meat 30 percent, reflecting shifts in farm poultry revenue and producer gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alp
Notice To Creditors for Thomas C. Smith Estate
Notice to creditors of Thomas C. Smith of Caroline County Maryland. Letters of Administration issued by the Orphans Court. Claimants must exhibit claims with vouchers authenticated by February 3, 1952 or be barred from estate benefits. Estate stewards requested prompt settlement of debts. Dated July 28, 1951. Wesley E. Thawley administrator. Carlton V. West, Register of Wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Thomas C. Smith
Wesley E. Thawley
J. Frank Cook
A. Franklin Cook
Carlton
Thank You Note for Hospital Visits
A patient at Memorial Hospital Easton expresses gratitude for the sympathy cards flowers and gifts received during the stay. The note thanks well wishers for their encouragement and generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Diamonds in the rough: tiny share from South African ore
The World Book Encyclopedia notes that diamond learning begins with a vast ore search. Only one part in thirty five million of mined ore yields a diamond, making the sorting task extraordinarily extensive.
Pedestrian Injuries in the United States Reach 299,500
Last year the United States reported 299,500 pedestrian injuries across a range of incidents. Data reflects widespread risk in urban and suburban areas with collisions affecting walkers, cyclists, and drivers alike. Authorities emphasize improved safety measures and infrastructure to reduce harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Zachary Taylor Presidency and Death
Zachary Taylor served as the United States president the first and only public office in his career. A professional soldier for forty years, his term ended by death after sixteen months in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Zachary Taylor
Public Sale of Valuable Livestock and Farming Equipment
Charles G Miller announces a public sale on Boyce Mill Road at 214 miles east of Greensboro. Items include a McCormick Deering 10 20 tractor with rubber, a 12 tine disc drill, a 7 ft David Bradley disc, a No 84 Oliver tractor plow with cultipacker, a dual wheel trailer, two Farmaster milkers, milk cans and strainers, seven milk cows from an accredited Holstein herd vaccinated for Bangs Disease, ages 1 year to 8 years, plus a 14 5 year old heifer. Cash terms. sale before removal. William E Andrew, auctioneer.
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Boyce Mill Road
Greensboro
McCormick Deering
David Bradley
Oliver
In Memoriam for Annie Edwards Five Years After Death
In memory of our mother Mrs Annie Edwards who passed away August 13 1916 Your smiling way and pleasant face are pleasure to recall You had a kindly word for each ng died beloved by all Some day we hope to meet you Some day we know not when To clasp your hand in a better land Never to part again Sadly missed by daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Edwards
Testamentary notice for J FRANK COOK estate
The personal estate of J FRANK COOK late of Caroline county deceased is administered by A Franklin Cook Executor. All persons with claims must present them with vouchers by February 3 1952 or be barred from benefits. All creditors must settle promptly.
Public Sale of Valuables At Callaway Home Denton MD
Auction posted for 1 p m at the Denton Maryland home of Ethelyn M Callaway corner Fourth and Main listing household goods including chairs, tables, lamps, rugs, sewing machine, clocks, beds, dining set, appliances and numerous items. No removal until terms met. Harry R Merriken owner William I Andrew auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethelyn M. Callaway
Fourth and
Main Streets
Denton
Caroline County
Maryland
Court Order Ex Parte In Matter Of Nettie C D Carter Trust
Ex parte order in the Caroline County equity court approves trustee Robert W Downes Jr to retire from the trust under item seven of Nettie C D Carter's will. Notice to creditors and interested parties will run weekly for three weeks with publication by August 18 1951. Reasons to show cause by October 3 1951. Judge J DeWeese Carter. Clerk D Ralph Horsey. 8-3-31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Downes, Jr
Nettie C. D. Carter
Caroline County
Circuit Court For
J. Deweese Carter
D. Ralph Horsey
Attorney's Sale by Eighth of Last in Equity
Notice from Caroline County Maryland announces an attorney sale under the Eighth of the Last will and testament of Nettie C. D. Carter deceased. The Trustee seeks retirement and discharge from trust. A petition and account have been filed and must be shown to cause by October 3, 1951. Publication to occur in a newspaper in Caroline County three consecutive weeks by August 18, 1951.
Real Estate Auction Under Pollard Power of Attorney
Public auction in Ridgely Maryland offered by Addie L. Towers as attorney in fact for the heirs of John E Pollard. The two story double dwelling sits on a 50 by 180 foot lot on First Avenue East near Fifth Street. Features include five rooms per side electricity two wood sheds shade trees and good condition. One third cash due day of sale balance on possession or title transfer. Taxes adjusted to final settlement. Title papers and stamps paid by purchaser. Auctioneer W M E Andrew. Attorney K Thomas Everngam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Pollard
Caroline County
Maryland
John FE. Pollard
First Avenue East
Maple Avenue
Ridgely
William Williams
Fifth Street
Mark M. Cole
John Pollard
Bankrupt sale of real estate and farm equipment in Maryland
A bankruptcy court in Maryland orders the sale of two Caroline County parcels in Oil City area for Preston Thomas Anthony. Parcels 1 and 2 total about 12 000 square feet and approx. Lot Nos. 10 and 12 plus adjacent Heller lands. Personal property includes tractors, tools, furniture and household items. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance upon court ratification for real estate. personalty cash, immediate removal. Auction at 2:00 P.M. EDT at Anthony home Route 313 between Denton and Greensboro.
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United States
District Court For
District of Maryland
Preston Thomas Anthony
Denton
Greensboro
Oil City
Oil City Avenue
Saigy
Clifford Heller
Heller
Oil City S Avenue
George W. Beck
Caroline County
State of
Maryland
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Youngstown
Ohio
Robert E. Heather
Caroline County Bank
Patricia Ann Moore
George Moore
Queen Anne
Agnes DeFrank
Church Home Hospital
Hillsboro
John R. Broome
Steven
Joseph M. Eaton
The
Journal Today
Tle Lumber Co
G. Emory Gottwall
Charles G. Miller
William E. Andrew
Memoriam
Harry R. Merriken
William I. Andrew
Denton, Maryland
Newspaper
Radhir
Sandy Point
Matapeake
A. M
IP. M
Matapeake A. M
M. S
B. Frank Sherman
O'Connor
Nice
Dennis
Claiborne
Romancoke
Romancoke A. M
P.M
Claiborne A. M
Emerson C. Harrington
Matepeste
Wtll
Red Star Motor Coaches, Inc
Salisbury and Balltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co
Addie L. Towers
Wm. EE. Andrew
K. Thomas Everngam
G. Lacy Butler
International Harvester
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