Waller Rue wedding and Denton social notes 1945
In December 1945 The Paris News carried a Denton social page item detailing the marriage of Helen M. Waller to Capt. John Wesley Rue at Ben Franklin Texas with a full ceremony, attendants and reception. It also notes other December weddings, returning servicemen, hospital recoveries, travel plans, and local social updates from Denton and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Texas
Waller
Mary Waller
Sally Hodges
Bonnie Whitesides
Margaret Moore
Ben Franklin
Ginna Hodges
Gregory M. Leaty
Justin
Mac Clement
D. C. Moore
James Downen
Gadioli
Fern
Holly
Frank Crawford
Corrine Langston
D. R. Black
John R. Waller
W. F. Hudgins
Dallas
Baltimore
394Th Infantry
99Th Division
Camp Maxey
States
Denton Couple Wed Amid Quiet Ceremony Near Hillsboro
Miss Mary M Ireland youngest daughter of Mrs Annie Ireland and the late John C Ireland of Denton wed Norman W Calloway son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Calloway near Ridgely. They plan to live on a farm near Hillsboro at year start. Mrs Harry E Ramsdell heads to Ketchikan Alaska to visit son Hugh E Ramsdell and family. Ramsdell travels with wife from Augusta Ga to obtain a plane for Ellis Air Transport Co. in Alaska. They proceed by air along southern route to Seattle for overhaul and then to Ketchikan by air or boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Scott
Henry Scott
Andersontown
W. Covey Brown
S. P. Brown
Hickman
First Methodist Church
Denton
John E. French
Doris Scott
W. Reese Brown
Mary Wood
Andrew West
Southwest Pacific
13Th Air Force
Mr. Brown
Camp Meade
Mrs. Brown
duPont
Seaford
New York City
Clarence J. Kern
Chicago
Associated Women of
Maryland Farm Bureau
Sherman Hotel
Kern
F. D. Zeigler
John Schmick
Maryland
Kenneth R. Gelletly
Army Air Corps
Ter Rutter
F. R. Depew
James C. Galletly
Dover
Wm. A. Davis
George Beck
Franklin Street
Ralph Murphy
Chipman Shockley
Philadelphia
Ralph H. Wooters
Clara E. Brown
Clayton
Del
Ruth Trice
Baltimore
Edwin R. Trice
H. H. Sparks
Mechanicsburg
Mary M. Ireland
Annie
John C. Ireland
Norman W. Calloway
Clifford Calloway
Near
Ridgely
J. W. Krabill
Marion Lutz
Hillsboro
Harry E. Ramsdell
Ketchikan
Alaska
Hugh E. Ramsdell
Mr. Ramsdell
Augusta
Ellis Air Transport Company of Alaska
Georgia
Seattle
Survey Group for Hospitals Appointed in Maryland
A Maryland survey group is named to define hospital needs and plan a long range program. The committee will assess existing facilities and needed additions to create a comprehensive system for citizens. It will consider federal public works funds and report to the medical care committee. The Board of Public Works recently allocated 8500 dollars to the State Planning Commission for this survey and program development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
O’conor
Board of Public Works
State Planning Commission
Grangers Urged to Raise Farm Output in War Effort
Dr. Symons summarized urgent conversion needs in agriculture noting 100 conscientious objectors, 60 penal farm laborers, and 750 Sunday or year round farm hands. He called for renovation of war depleted farm equipment, accelerated soil conservation, and improved crop nutrition through fertilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symons
In Memoriam Pfc Thomas Allston Honored Abroad
In memoriam a tribute marks one year since Pfc Thomas Allston died in dawn combat for the United States. His family mourns and remembers his sacrifice, noting he did not cross the river of life but went over to eternity. He is sadly missed by his mother father brother and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Thomas Allston
U.S.A
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rue-Waller
Brown
Scott
Helen Ireland Hague
Annie Ireland
Easton Memorial Hospital
Scott Field
Ill
Bird DeFrank
Dorothy June Huey
San Francisco
Calif
Harry Hignutt
Ada Fleming
Wilmington
Joe Reed
Chester
Wilson Anderson
Upper Darby
Anderson
Florida
Clyde A. Pentz
Rehoboth Beach
Long Beach
Ucalif
Mrs. Samuel Mellits
Ralph Wooters
Bridgeville
Charlotte Abbott
Annapolis
Grangers
Memoriam
Townsend
Denton, Maryland
Easton
Mases
J. L. Everngam & Son
THE
Clark Shop
J. Norman Clark
Market Street
Denton, Md
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