Social Roundup From Ridgely And Nearby
Preston society notes record bridge parties football outing in Washington and various weekend and week events. Attendees include Hollis Nobles Schmicks Noble Wright Reed McAllister and others with travel to Baltimore Trenton New York Berlin and Washington. The Epiphany Guild held a Christmas party and the Monday Bridge Club met with Mrs Bateman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Hollis
Lee W. Noble
Herman Sehmick
John Noble
Gilbert O’conner
Ridgely
Harry Wright Jr
Wm. Reed
W. T. McAllister
Red Skins
Giants
Washington
Max Chambers
Rudolph Schmick
A. T. Blades
Robert Dunn
Deanna
Bobby
Herman Schmick
Carolyn
Baltimore
Owen Knotts
Paul Knotts
Paul van Dyke
Marjorie Ann Chambers
Ruby Moore
Charles Dean
Theodore Fletcher Jr
Mooney Field
Theodore Fletcher
Wm. Corkran
Allie Corkran
Fred Edgell
Ruth Garey
S. E. Douglas
Sara
Wm. Rieck
Frank Hastings
Berlin
Theo. Fletcher
Charles Noble
Trenton
N. J
New York
Raymond Poole
Epiphany Guild
Judson Bateman
Auditor's Order nisi in Caroline County Circuit Court
In equity No 3873 Chy an order dated December 18 1944 directs that the Auditor's Report be ratified and confirmed unless good cause is shown within three weeks from December 15. A copy of this order must be published in a Caroline County newspaper in two successive weeks before December 23. D Ralph Horsey Clerk. True Copy Test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Caroline County
D. Ralph Horsey
Hillsboro Social Notes Honor Weekend Travel
Hillsboro society roundup lists Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eaton in New York at the Ritz-Carlton, Mrs. Mary Rowe and Miss Louise Gray in Baltimore, Mrs. Oscar Clark with sister Mrs. Charles Jarrell, and Frances Pinder visiting friends in Baltimore and Washington. Virginia Holt visited Lucretia Gibbs in Wilmington. Geo B Stewart visited Easton. Mildred Walters accepted a job in Washington. Mrs. Max Geiser visited town Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Eaton
New York
Ritz-Carlton
Mary Rowe
Louise Gray
Baltimore
Oscar Clark
Charles Jarrell
Frances Pinder
Washington
Virginia Holt
Lucretia Gibbs
Wilmington
Geo. B. Stewart
Easton
Mildred Walters
Max Geiser
Lump Sum Death Payment Under Social Security Act
If no survivors qualify for monthly benefits at death, a lump sum equal to six times the worker's primary benefit may be paid to a widow, widower, son, daughter or parent. If no such relative exists, the burial expenses payer is repaid up to six times the primary benefit.
Social Security office offers $180 lump sum death payment
The Social Security Board in Salisbury Md indicates a lump sum death benefit of $180 may be payable. For more information call or visit the Salisbury office to subscribe to The Denton Journal.
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Office of
the Social Security Board
Salisbury, Md
Denton Journal
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