Governor Urges Safe Driving For Labor Day Weekend
Maryland Governor Theodore R. McKeldin and Paul E. Burke of the Maryland Traffic Safety Commission urged motorists and pedestrians to keep safety first over the Labor Day holiday. They warned that travel records, as well as deaths and injuries, could rise unless precautions are taken, stressing sober driving, alertness, and adherence to laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Burke
The
Maryland Traffic Safety Commission
Maryland
Theodore R. McKeldin
Land Transfers in 1952 Local Listings
Land transfers dated August 11 to August 23, 1952 record conveyances in multiple districts and towns. Mary A Coyee and husband to Charles E Troy and wife. Denny Taylor and wife to Finley E McFarland Sr and wife. Clara A Quillen and husband to James R Smith and wife. Nicholas Magulianos widower to Lukas Virag and wife. Randolph Wrotén and wife to Walter Trice and wife. Clifton R Carman and wife to Harvey H McMahan and wife. J Robert Eddington and wife to Clifford T Scruggs and wife. Laura Dailey Clark widow to Carl A Gebicke and wife. Parcels are in First Election District, Greensboro, Fourth Fifth Election Districts, Concord village, Federalsburg town, and surrounding locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Coyee
Charles E. Troy
Denny Taylor
Finley E. McFarland, Sr
Greensboro
Clara A. Quillen
James R. Smith
Nicholas Magulianos
Lukas Virag
Randolph Wrotén
Walter Trice
Clifton R. Carman
Harvey H. McMahan
Concord
J. Robert Eddington
Clifford T. Scruggs
Federalsburg
Laura Dailey Clark
Carl A. Gebicke
Skyliners Fly Day Model Airplane Meet at Skyliners Field
Between 400 and 500 people attended a Sunday model airplane meet at Skyliners Field. About 50 representatives from Denton Oxford Cambridge Trappe Seaford and Dover, aged eleven to fifty, displayed a wide range of aircraft at the Double Hills course. Free refreshments were provided by the host club at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skyliners’ Field
Denton
Oxford
Cambridge
Trappe
Seaford
Dover
Double Hills
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Fred C. Brown
Mrs. Fred C. Brown expresses gratitude for flowers cards and gifts received during a hospital stay at Easton Memorial Hospital. She thanks the American Legion Auxiliary Post 29 for an indoor flower garden and the Christian Comrade Class of Concord Methodist Church for their gift.
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Easton Memorial Hospital
American Legion Auxiliary
Post 29
Concord Methodist Church
Fred C. Brown
Adams Cross Roads Social notes and visits
Mrs. Marion Robinson and daughter spent Thursday with Mrs. Edgar Porter and daughter in Harrington. Mrs. Charles Johnson and daughter and Mrs. Lewis Lockerman shopped in Wilmington midweek and weekend. Gloria Mae is receiving eye treatments. Mrs. Hattie Peters and Mrs. Debbie Fountain stay two weeks at Rehoboth. Miss Virginia Lee Robinson visited her aunt, Mrs. Orrie Adams. Sunday School at 2 and preaching at 3 at Bloomery next Sunday. Mr. Jim Adams thanks all who sent birthday cards. Misses Betty Lee Cannon and Virginia Lee Robinson shopped in Seaford. Mrs. Norman Adams and daughter spent Sunday with Marian Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Robinson
Edgar Porter
Harrington
Charles Johnson
Lewis Lockerman
Wilmington
Gloria Mae
Hattie Peters
Debbie Fountain
Rehoboth
Virginia Lee Robinson
Orrie Adams
Bloomery
Jim Adams
Betty Lee Cannon
Seaford
Norman Adams
Minnie Scott
Marian Robinson
Heath Bowman
Memorial Hospital
Alvin E. Simpson
Joe Simpson
Armed Services
Robert Draper
Charles Jarrell
Douglas
Kirby Metz
Dover
George Wiederhoeft
John Hayden
Bessie Wiederhoeft
Harry Draper
Roland Blades
Hillsboro
John Andrew
Portsmouth
J. E. Weaver
Clifford Heinold
Roy Slaughter
Denton
Bernice Fay Dill
Paul E. Sanford
Philadelphia
Iva Shockley
Durham
N. C
Edward Noble
Bobby Porter
Porter
Railroad Avenue
Yeoman Enrolled At Western Maryland College
Daniel H Yeoman of Second Street has enrolled in the Class of 1956 at Western Maryland College Registrar reports Freshmen are to report September 23 for a four day orientation conducted by upperclassmen Classes begin September 27 The 1952 enrollment is about 650 with 200 freshmen
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Daniel H. Yeoman
Second Street
Western Maryland College
Western Maryland
Community Notes Highlight Visits and Local News in Greensboro
Greensboro residents share visits and travels with Erie and Philadelphia friends. births, military reports, and family updates mark a busy week, with neighbors enjoying reunions at Rehoboth and nearby towns. teachers return, Dabson illness ends, and civic goodwill is urged for a fruitful school year.
Local visitors and guests noted in Chestertown and Alexandria
Bilbrough joined the group for a couple of days while Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hiley of Alexandria Virginia called during the week. Little Irving Ober Jr spent last week in Chestertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilbrough
Marion Hiley
Alexandria
Little Irving Ober, Jr
Chestertown
Faulkner and Ebling Wed in Denton Marriage License
John Wesley Faulkner Jr. 32 and Elizabeth Jane Ebling 20, both of Denton, obtained a marriage license.
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John Wesley Faulkner, Jr
Elizabeth Jane Ebling
Denton
Song "America" Written by Samuel F. Smith in 30 Minutes
Dr Samuel Francis Smith a Baptist minister wrote the song in about a half hour on a scrap of paper and it was first sung on July 4 1832 by school children at Park Street Church Boston.
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America
Samuel Francis Smith
Park Street
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Dick Shaw
Travelers Safety Service
Witness Skyliners
Niewspap
Raabrive
Yeoman
West Denton
G. Clifton Cohee
Prop
Southern States Farmers’ Supply Cooperative, Inc
Denton, Maryland
Erie
John Wyatt
Charles Nichols
Virginia
John West
Thomas Hobbs
Linwood Hubbard
Hockessin
Del
Susie Wright
Shirley Tinley
Florida
Grace Williams
Lancaster
Jo Purcell
Alvah Dabson
Alva Dabson
Washington, D. C
John Shoffner
Howard Bilbrough
Charles Bilbrough
Howard
WUC Steel
Anita
Hurry — Limited
Carville Fleetwood Hardware Co
W. C. Dillow
Gale. Electric Company
Chevrolet
Gay Streets
Sevoal
Market & Third Sts
Milford
Easton
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