Real Estate Transfers in 1947 Local Parcels
A compilation of 1947 property transfers listing buyers and sellers in multiple districts. Transactions include Saulsburys to the Bennetts, Shulties to the Shentons, Scottens to Kibler and Zaro, Hignutts to Breedings, Joneses to Johns, Phelps to Sparks, Tribbitts to Clark, Haass to Porter, Weaver to Bell, Wise as assignee to Bennett, across Second and Third Election Districts and Greensboro Ridgely areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Saulsbury
Mary R. Saulsbury
Luther and Bennett, Sr
Elizabeth R. Bennett
James H. Scotten
Florence P. Scotten
Edward E. Kibler
Mildred Louise Zaro
Greensboro
Charles W. Hignutt
Lilie May Hignutt
Philip E. Breeding
Virginia Lee Breeding
Ralph W. Jones
Nora Jones
Roy J. Johns
Rosetta Lee Johns
Preston-Denton
J. Spence Phelps
Mary C. Phelps
Edward D Sparks
Ridgely
Sherman L. Tribbitt
Naomi H. Tribbitt
Alfred C. Clark
Bertha E. Clark
Richard Haass
Jesse W. Porter
Robert B. Weaver
Alonzo Bell
James A. Wise
Morgan K. Bennett
Marriage License Notices From Delaware Couples
A list of marriage license applicants includes John Philip Passwaters and Patricia E. Thomas of Greenwood and Bridgeville, Jay Martin Reid and Hannah Taylor Detwiler of Vienna and Denton, along with Edward Henry Bowman and Edna Elizabeth Neal of Ridgeley and Denton, among others in multiple Delaware towns. The notices name ages and towns for each prospective couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Philip Passwaters
Greenwood
Del
Patricia E. Thomas
Bridgeville
Jay Martin Reid
Vienna
Hannah Taylor Detwiler
Denton
Edward Henry Bowman
Ridgely
Edna Elizabeth Neal
Norman E. Elliott Jr
Farmington
Catherine Irene Passwaters
Hickman
Philip Charles Wheatley
Patricia Ann Cohee
William Ernest McBride
Community Notes From Greensboro Division
Mrs. Ralph Dean returns home after Milford Hospital care. An Annapolis couple and families from Laurel Maryland Lewes Delaware Portsmouth Virginia Alexandria Pennsylvania visited while attending uncle Robert Zacharias funeral. Various locals report birthdays, hospital stays, guests, and family gatherings across Greensboro and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Dean
Milford Hospital
D. J. Zacharias
Annapolis
E. E. Zacharias
Laurel, Md
D. Zacharias
Lewes
Del
M. Johnson
Portsmouth
J. S. Royer
Alexandria
Mamie
Lucretia Zacharias
Robert Zacharias
Alice Bearman
Dover Hospital
Roberta Sutton
Monroe
New Theatre
Sarah Thompson
Alvin Tribbitt
Thomas Hobbs
Lizzie Jamison
Betsy Taylor
Western Maryland College
L. W. Taylor Sr
Oscar Nichols
E. B. Cole
Baltimore
Isaac Pearson
Clinton Hughes
Washington
Carl Tuicker
Greenwood
Ike Pearson
Clarence Pearson
Greensboro
Zeth Weaver Jr
Fred Cohee
Dawson Cohee
Kemp Sharp
Seaford
J. E. Weaver Jr
Greensboro visitors and local social notes during Thanksgiving week
Mr. Leslie Starkey, formerly of Greensboro, visited friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Smith hosted Thanksgiving. L. W. Taylor Sr. and Mrs. Effa Plummer attended Thanksgiving guests. Jack Boulais and Norman Walls hunted in Northern Pennsylvania near Lock Haven. Saturday attendance at the Army Navy game in Philadelphia included Miss Betsy Taylor and Miss Mildred Dixon among Mrs. Taylor and Mr. Smith. Wrenda Monroe, cashier at the New Theatre, takes a three month vacation. A reflective closing line notes loss of material objects of affection and a reach toward heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Starkey
Greensboro
Carlton Smith
L. W. Taylor Sr
Effa Plummer
Jack Boulais
Norman Walls
Pennsylvania
Lock Haven
Betsy
L. W. Taylor Jr
Mildred Dixon
Marydel Woman Moves to Dover to Live With Son
Emma Teat, lifelong Marydel resident, has moved to Dover to live with her son Louis Teat and his family. Mr and Mrs William Heath and their two children plan to occupy the vacated Marydel home sometime in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Teat
Marydel
Dover
Louis Teat
William Heath
Teat
Card of Thanks for Fire Help in Greensboro
The Harris family thanks the Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company Glove Factory Rob Roy Shirt Co Greensboro Lions Club and all others who aided after their home was destroyed by fire. Your kindness is sincerely appreciated by each member of the family Mrs Henry Harris and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company
Glove Factory
Rob Roy Shirt Co
Greensboro Lions Club
Henry Harris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Shultie
Amanda Shultie
Calvert Shenton
Edna Shenton
Henderson
Gustav Good
National Brewing Company OF
Maryland
Ensparrre Re
Herman Kemp
Easton
Earth
Heaven
Christ, Nena
Ely
Old Seal
Amazo
Rob Roy
Rob-Roy
Asco
N. Bhaco
Graham Crackers
Sweet
Florida
Rob Ford
Aber
Dole
Jules
Cello Cin
U. S
Lane Ee
Fred
Virginia Lee Iced
Virginia Lee
Ea Ade
Vogt
Pko
Ideal
Farmdale
Lipton
Venice Maid
Asco Meat Dept. Savings & Suggestions
Chuck Roas Wilson
Lebanon
SWAN
Slable
LUX
Zic
Dysti
Dr. Kreiss
Yar Nya
Cpep
The
Denton National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Carville Fleetwood Hardware Co
Denton, Maryland
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