Howland divorce suit seeks custody in Caroline County
In Equity Circuit Court of Caroline County Maryland, Henrietta Amelia Howland requests a divorce a vinculo matrimonii from Robert Calhoun Howland and custody of their five children. The bill notes marriage June 11 1961 Ridgely and separation December 30 1962, with ongoing nonpayment of support since June 1963, and directs publication notice four weeks prior to a January 26 1965 appearance in Denton Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Amelia Howland Ridgely
Maryland
Robert Calhoun Howland
W. O. Howland
Woodland Road
Salisbury
Caroline County
Chancery
Ridgely
Anita Lynn Howland
Brian Keith Howland
Wicomico County
Circuit Court
Denton
D. Ralph Horsey
Notice To Creditors Caroline Co Maryland SARAH A WORTH estate
Notice is given that the subscribers have obtained letters of administration on the personal estate of SARAH A WORTH late of Caroline County Maryland. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers authenticated by June 3 1965 or be excluded from benefits. Debts should be settled promptly. Given December 1 1964 by Mildred E Barwinchak Edith Walters Administratrices. Clifford L Stafford Register of Wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie G. Darson
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Betty Lou LaBrie
Carrie G. Dobson
Maryland
Clifford L. Stafford
Register of Wills
Samuel A. Fogle
R. E
Harry R. Hughes
Reg
Wills
Lillian Sculley
Frederick Lee Sculley
Sarah A. Worth
Mildred E. Barwinchak
Edith Walters
Herman F. Worth
Grace IE. Worth
Caroline County legal notice of estate administration
Grace I. Worth, administratrix of Herman F. Worth, deceased, warns all creditors to present their claims with vouchers to the subscriber. Given under my hand this 1st day of December, 1931. Clifford L. Stafford, Reg. Wills.
Shadowlawn F F Lockers Slaughter and Processing Ad
A Denton Maryland classified notice offers meat processing services for beef and pork. Services include chilling aging cutting grinding wrapping freezing curing smoking and seasoning with no extra charge for chilling if processed. Contact Shadowlawn F F Lockers Denton Md. November 20 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shadowlawn F. F. Lockers Denton, Md
Goldsboro News Highlights Thanksgiving and Community Life
Thanksgiving gatherings fill Goldsboro with family visits and local event reports. Social notes detail dinners at the Cahall and Sylvester homes, birth of a daughter to the Shockley family, holiday travel, garden club activities, and a canine view of Christmas prep. Community volunteers raise funds, and a new fire alarm number is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dog Square
Granny
Bill Darlings
Denton
Frank Lane
Ridgely
Tim Williams
Floyd Jackson
R. G. Delphey, Sr
Mt. Ranier
R. G. Delphey, Jr
Laura Ann and
Ray III
Wheaton
Kenneth Stauffer
Washington
Delphy, Jr
Margie
Florida
Venice
Santa Claus
Pearl Cahall
Frank Cahall
Norma Jean and
Terry
Greensboro
Thomas Cahall
Tommy
Jo Ann
Paul Cahall
Ross Cahall
Ross, Jr
Phyllis
Janice
Rusty
Dianne
Leroy Cahall
Francis
Goldsboro
Robert Cahall
Robin
Robert
Pauline
Paul
Billy
Richard Cahall
Pearl
Robert Shockley
John Milby
Elbert Connor
Seaford
Catherine Gray
Sam Heiser
Cedars, del
Virgie Wooleyhand
Walter Parsons
Centreville
Mae Shively
William Collyer
Charles Synott
Donna Lee Smith
Bill Darling, Jr
Bill
Donald Porter
Pastor Johns
Lawrence M Hignutt
Hazel Hignutt
Clarg Quillen
Dawson Warrington
Wilmington
Marvin Bolt
Donald Greason
Linwood Jarrell
Baltimore
John Sylvester
Scotton Griffin
Spencer Scotton
Dover
Robert Gibson
Edward Gibson
Bridgetown
William Council
Caroline County Garden Club
Caroline Club
Dig
Rainbow” Club
Preston
Smithson
Robert Hibner
Johnny
Central Fire Alarm System
Edwin Johns
Joseph Alutius
David
Fort Benning
Roland Cartwright
William Palmatory
Buddy Spiering and Sons
Kenneth Barnes
Sherwood Park
Greensboro News Highlights From November Tours and Visits
Greensboro correspondent reports a string of local tours and family visits. Fourth graders toured Murray Mill Linchester REA building and Denton Court House with Judge Carter, then zip code talks at Greensboro Post Office. Frequent guests include the Parrish and Karcher families, extended kin from Baltimore and Pittsburgh, and visits to Easton Hospital and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrel Spence
Greensboro
Caroline County
Linchester
Max Chambers
Preston
REA
Denton
Court House
Carter
Frank Asilton
Claudine McClyment
Jesse C. Smith
Pocomoke
Myron Smith
Willard Smith
Baltimore
E. T. Parrish
Alexandria
Harry Karcher
Karcher
Parrish
Robert L. Mitchell
Bernard Dunn
James Dunn
Francis Karcher
Cynthia
Elizabeth Smith
James Mitchell
Federalsburg
Buddy Spiering
Roland Cartwright
Goldsboro
Cartwright
William Palmatory
Ridgely
Spierings
James Bilbrough
Easton Hospital
Herman Weidner
Michael
Kevin
Sheffield
Merrel E. Spence
Kenmore
Wilbert Dean
Salisbury
Clarence Russ
Merrel
Donald
Easton
Robert Spence
Pittsburgh
Eulas Murphy
David Spain
Kosciusko
Miss
John S. Boulais
Allan Meeks
David R. Meeks
Paul Dobson
Quentin Wyatt
Wilmington
Wilson Little
Dovey
Glenn Wyatt
William Wyatt
St. Paul’s Church
Milton Hammond
Merchantville
N. J
Florence Thornton
Alta Sipple
Felton
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Journal Classifieds
Market Street
Smith Building
Central Ave
Gace Vernon Smith
Sanders Edgers
Vibro-Sanders Polishers
Caroline Home and Auto Supply
S. Fifth Ave
R. Harrison
Two Rivers Farm
David Scull
Call Wright
Old Harris Place
Choptank River
Harry B. Wright
South Church St
West Chester
Schneider Road
Tuckahoe Neck
Robert W. Downes
Alexander
Sunburst
Cambridge
Journal Office
Elizabeth Dalbey
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
G. Emory Gottwall
Wisconsin
I. Greenburg & Son
Mount Holly
Amherst
Lancaster
Ridgely Hardware
Easton Office Equipment Co
Dover St
Niss
Nisi
Layman J. Redden
Hillsboro
Queen Anne
Kessler
Mercury
K. Thomas Everngam
Wilbert L. Merriken
R & A Furniture Mart
Mason Clopper
SAE
Denton Journal
Denton, Md
Harry Rudnick
Joe Rudnick
Rudolph J. Plugge
Mrs
Darcey Webb
Galena
MD. Swine Producers Assoc
coHing
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Journal
Howard M. Amoss
Robert Wallace
John Wesley Lord
James Cook
St. Paul's Methodist Church
M. J. Williams
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