Land Transfers in Federalsburg and Adjacent Districts
A series of land conveyances dated August 1949 record transfers among Ada M Wothers and husband to Mary E Alleback and husband. R Henry Stafford and wife to Rachel Collison. John Seiler to Ernest Seiler. Arthur J Messick to Clinton Carroll. Hilda Carmine to Harold Kla hold. Noah B Farris to James Hignatt. Layman J Redden to Lucy Rampmeyer. John P Dennis et al to Norman Cook. Dora A Collins to William Parks. Nora R Holt to Franklin Melson. John W Stowell Jr to William Fraser. Louis Hignatt to T A Daffin. and State Roads Commission of Maryland to Harry Moore. Parcels span Federalsburg, Burrsville, Caroline and Kent Counties and the Hillsboro-Denton area. Dates cluster July to August 1949 with multiple Third and Fifth Election Districts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Henry Stafford
Rachell Collison
Kent Co
Delaware
R. Henry Stafford
Rachel Collison
Burrsville
R. Henry Stafford, Sr
Caroline Co
del. G. Thomas Morean
Luke K. Hackett
Federalsborg
John Seiler
Ernest E. Seiler
Arthur J. Messick
Clinton T. Carroll
Bethlehem
Hilda Carmine
Harold P. Klahold
Preston
Noah B. Farris
James Wilton Hignatt
John P. Dennis Et. al
Norman EF. Cook
Dora A. Collins
William B. Parks
Nora R. Holt
Franklin E. Melson
John W Stowell, Jr
William M. Fraser
Federalsburg
Louis Hignatt
T. A. Daffin
State Roads Commission of Maryland Et
Harry A. Moore
Hillsboro - Denton
Marriage Licenses and Odd Morning Height Note
A column lists multiple marriage licenses including John A Franzo Jr and Ruth Rose of Federalsburg with ages 23 and 19, Edward Short 61 of Millville and Ams Wharton 35 of Millville, plus Ironzo E Workman 531 Federalsburg and Agnes Breeding 41 Federalsburg. Also Henry C Pusey 21 Milford and Eleanor L Lowman 20 Milford. A physician notes men are slightly taller in morning than evening, with payday-associated “short” timing observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Franzo, Jr
Williamsburg, Md
Ruth Rose
Federalsburg
Rid
Ironzo E. Workman
Agnes Breeding
Henry C. Pusey
Milford, del
Eleanor L. Lowman
Marydel Social News Notes Visitors and Farewell Party
Marydel residents report guests from Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia including Mr and Mrs J Seward Dailey visiting Ocean City Md Rae Markley visiting Bethanys Pa and homemakers group giving a surprise farewell party on the Marydel lawn for two members moving away Mrs Thomas Edwards and family plan to relocate soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Seward Dailey
Ocean City
Rae Markley
Fred Fletcher
Bethastes
Helen Heather Branneck
George Filler
Baltimore
Marian Desmond
Philadelphia
Mars. Des Homemakers
Robert Muller
Maryvdel
Thomas Edwards
Mares Benefit Movie At Marydel Hall In South Ozone Park
Mrs Karl Jacob and family served refreshments as Wes joined her husband for a benefit movie titled Mares shown Tuesday at 8:00 pm in Marydel Community Hall. An indexed revenue box included a recipe from each member. Marydel Fire Company and Ladies Auxiliary organized the event with games and a wholesome coed film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Karl Jacob
Resea Wes
South Ozone Park
Long Island
Mares
Marydel
Marydel Fire Company
T. Bo Ausiliary
Heather Jr
Mary Leslie
Double Hills Homemakers Club Hosts Weiner Roast
The Double Hills Homemakers Club and families plan their annual Weiner Roast at Garland Lake on Tuesday at 7 p.m. All cats will be furnished by the club. If weather is unsuitable, the meeting shifts to Wednesday at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double Hills Homemakers Club
Garland Lake
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ada M. Wothers
Mary E. Alleback
Houston Branch
Steffy
Layman J. Redden
Lucy E. Rampmeyer
Ridgely
Edward Short
Millville
Ams Wharton
Sherwood Oil Burners
G. D. Crouse
America
the Peoples Bank of
Denton
Carolines Friendly Bank
Niewspa
Bryan
Rollins
Lewes & Greenwood
Ford
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Homemakers Club
Johnny Bell
Virginia Beach
North Carolina
East Lake
ABC
Kelvinator
Tawrenera Tarotas
Dentonia Theatre
J. Norris Coulby
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephones
Baltimore City
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