Jarman Cohee wedding in Goldsboro Methodist Church
Miss Mary Ellen Cohee and Mr. Francis Allen Jarman wed in a December 19 ceremony at Goldsboro Methodist Church with double ring rites conducted by Rev. Ray W. Kirwan. Both graduates of Greensboro High School and Pet Milk Company workers, they will reside in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Cohee
Norman Cohee
Greensboro
Francis Allen Jarman
Harry Jarman
Jarman
Goldsboro Methodist Church
Ray W. Kirwan
William Tibbitt
Maurice Porter
Howard Strannahan
Greensboro High School
Pet Milk Company
Truitt Snowberger wedding at Goldsboro Methodist Church
Virginia D Snowberger daughter of Mrs Paul Shoemaker and the late William Snowberger married John Truitt of Bridgeville Del in a quiet double ring ceremony at Goldsboro Methodist Church. Rev Ray Kirwin officiated. The couple will reside in Greensboro after a wedding trip. both work at DuPont's in Seaford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro Methodist Church
Virginia D. Snowberger
Paul Shoemaker
William Snowberger
John Truitt
Bridgeville
Del
Ray Kirwin
Bruce Truitt
Greensboro
duPont’s
Seaford
Personal Notices From Various States Include Visits and Travels
Dr. and Mrs. Willis of Chicago visited Judge Carter. Mrs. Moffatt of Woodstock VA visits daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Newnam of Rehoboth Beach plan three months in Bradenton FL. Rev. and Mrs. Haag of Harrisonburg VA are weekend guests of the Zeiglers. Mr. Harris is a patient at Memorial Hospital Easton. A. P. Atkinson rests at his Franklin Street home. Willing Workers Circle held a Christmas Party hosted by Mrs. Turkington with carol singing and gifts exchanged. Guests over Christmas included the Turkingtons of Middleboro MA, the Turkingtons of Easton, and Mr. and Mrs. Shehan of Oxford MD. Harvey Dickerson and sons of Greenwood DE and Janet Biddle of Denton spent Sunday in Philadelphia with Mr. and Mrs. Bokus. Further Christmas Eve gatherings included various Turkingtons and Shehans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Asher
Franklin Street
Fifth Avenue
Bullock & White
Brick Hotel
John FE. French
William Cohee
Earle White
Herbert Hudson
Arthur Greenlee
David Nordberg
Pure Oil Company
Seaford
William Nickle
Trainer
Minnie L. Cooper
Nellie Byrnes
Baltimore
Mary A. Garton
Ida Neighbors
Church Home Hospital
Fred Shultie
Millsboro
Del
Edna Satterfield
Paul Hall
Salisbury
Louise Cooley
Fredericksburg
Samuel G. Nuttle
Mary Moffatt
Woodstock
Norman Sutton
M. Kemp Newnam
Rehoboth Beach
Bradenton
Florida
Haag
Harrisonburg
Frank D. Zeigler
John Harris
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Thomas J. Turkington
Philip Shehan
Oxford
Harvey Dickerson and Sons
Greenwood
Janet Biddle
Denton
Philadelphia
George Bokus
Wm. D. Turkington
Middleboro
Mass
Paul Turkington
Taston
William D. Turk
Eight Thousand Seven Hundred Seventy Seven Raised In Fund Drive
William Puncke of Federalsburg reported the Tri-County District exceeded its goal with 8770.75 raised from Talbot Caroline and Queen Annes counties. District leaders thanked Puncke Norris Hughes Powell and Frampton Carroll for organizing the drive. The next district meeting was set for March 25 in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Puncke
Federalsburg
Tri-County
Puncke
Tri- County
Easton
Talbot
Caroline
Queen Anne’s
William H. Norris
Talbot County
Harry R. Hughes
Denton
Caroline County
Royden Powell, Jr
Centreville
Queen Anne’s County
Armory
W. Frampton Carroll
Walter G. Kerslake
Richardson Restoration Committee Plans Stone Placements
Richard son Restoration Committee chaired by W L Merriken met December 11 to set corner stones for Col William Richardson grave plot at Gilpins Point funded by Dr and Mrs Lee C Holt. A second meeting is planned for mid January to discuss landscaping and grave site restoration as Caroline County Historical Society begins accepting contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Merriken
William Richardson
Lee C. Holt
Gilpin’s Point
Merriken
Caroline County Historical Society
Capt Reeves of Centreville Elected to Hospital Board
Captain Phillip W. Reeves of Centreville was elected to the Memorial Hospital Board at Easton after the December 21 meeting. Rexford Cox cited Reeves’s public service, sea career, Delta Shipbuilding wartime role, and leadership with the Corsica River Yacht Club, noting his ongoing interest in public welfare and hospital governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip W. Reeves
Centreville
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Robert E. Cox
Oxford
Queen Anne’s
Reeves
Mr. Cox
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Corsica River Yacht Club
Captain Reeves
James R. Friel
Queenstown
Memorial Hospital Board
Queen Anne’s County
Greensboro Couple Announce Birth of Daughter Nancy Ann Engram
Mr and Mrs Raymond Engram of Greensboro announce the birth of their second child a daughter named Nancy Ann at Kent General Hospital Dover on Friday December 18 She is the granddaughter of Mrs Florence Passwaters of Smyrna visiting Greensboro this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Engram
Greensboro
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Nancy Ann
Florence Passwaters
Smyrna
Live Wire Class Dines at Brick Hotel Christmas Dinner
The Live Wire Class of Grace Church will have their Christmas dinner at the Brick Hotel on Monday evening December 28. The event also serves as the Capsule Sister party. Every member is urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Brick Hotel
In Memory Cheezum Narry
In loving memory of our husband father and grandad who died December 29 1944. You went first and we remain to journey on alone. We live in memory s garden dear with happy days we ve known. We hear your voice and see your smile. Though blindly we may grope the memory of your helping hand will buoy us on with hope. We knew so much of happiness and we shared our every joy. But memory is a gift of God that death cannot destroy. Sadly missed by wife son and family.
Card of Thanks to Friends and Blood Donors
Ida Neighbors expresses heartfelt thanks to friends who sent cards flowers and gifts while she was a patient at Church Home Hospital Baltimore. She especially appreciates those who donated blood for transfusions and remains deeply grateful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Home Hospital
Baltimore
Ida Neighbors
Expression of thanks for sympathy after mother's death
The Gootee Roe family expresses deep appreciation for messages of sympathy floral tributes and acts of kindness shown during the recent bereavement in the loss of our mother Mrs Gootee Roe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gootee Roe
Woodson Named Manager of Salisbury Social Security Office
James G. Woodson is named manager of the Salisbury Social Security office in the Wesley Building at 115 E Market St. He succeeds Norman P. Foster, who resigns after 16 years. Woodson, from Charleston WV, will oversee Maryland counties including Caroline Dorchester Kent Queen Annes Somerset Talbot Wicomico Worcester and Virginia counties Accomac Northampton. He is a Kentucky native and Asbury College graduate who served as a naval officer in World War II and later worked with Education and Veterans Administration. He will reside in Salisbury with his wife at 212 New York Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Woodson
Salisbury
Social Security Administration
Wesley Building
E. Market St
Woodson
Norman P. Foster
Charleston
W. Va
Kentucky
Maryland
Caroline
Dorchester
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Somerset
Talbot
Wicomico
Worcester
Accomac
Northampton
Virginia
Asbury College
North Carolina State College
University of Virginia
Veterans Administration
New York Avenue
Aunt slain as nephew sits nearby in home tragedy
Miss Moore daughter of John V and Rose Cheeseman Moore of Federalsburg died in a house fire that also involved her nephew and sister Mrs Ruth Collins who was away. Survivors include several brothers and sisters and relatives in Rhodesdale Federalsburg Cambridge East New Market. Funeral services were held at Frampton Funeral Home officiated by Rev Ralph C Jones with interment in East New Market Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Collins
Wordie Moore
Federalsburg
Moore
Gorman Slocum
Cambridge
Harry Higgins
Frampton Funeral Home
Ralph C. Jones
Union Methodist Church
East New Market Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jarman-Cohee
Kindleberger Photo
Blue Top
Ridgely
Eber Ritchey
William Bullock
Market Street
William Miller
Mrs. Bullock
Sixth Street
Benjamin C. Willis
Chicago, Il
J. DeWeese Carter
Richardson Restoration Committee Working
Capt. Reeves
Cheezum
Narry
Dad
Grandad
Ful
Crass
Opien
Sat. & Sun
Randolpi Scott In
Laos
Cameron
Morris
Columbia
Ray Liters
Carl Becton
Frank Bart Trad
Robert Libatt
Ty Frank Bonham
Haley FL Brown
Ralph ML Apet
Meg M
South Seas
Thurs
Fay Sendtle
Rhonda Fleming Gehe Barry Agnes Tagorehead A
Pakma
Teresa Brewer
Guy Mitchell
Bell Sisters
Nt Picture
Rogers’ Rangers
Ol, Coluy
Arnie
Joan Vohs
Robert E Kent
Sam Katzman
William Castle
Columbia Pictures Presents
Johnny Weissmuller
Jungle Jim
Carol Thurston
Tama
Chir
Carroll Young
Arthur Hoerl
Ira Kang Features Syndicate
Sam Katzney
Spencer G Bennet
Journal Classifieds
Harrington
T. Smoky Daniels, Wipwcall Finster
Randy
Koko
Clown Princes of Comedy
Jackson
Miss Sugar
Shorty Song
RCA
Capitol Recording Artist
THE
Westerners
Delaware
Delaware and
Arn
Republic Picture
Wild Bill Elliott
America
Sun
Mon
Bob Hope
Martin
Arsene Rosemary Dahl
Clooney
Paramount Picture
Coir
Mark Stevens
Dorothy Malone
Rex Allen
Red River Shore
John Henry & Wir
Moon
Harry Hubbard
Goldsboro, Md
Captain Kidd
Pirates
Doris
Cout
James
Cagney
Ene
Warner Proj
Barbara Hale
Anne Francis
Bob Tony Hope
Trouble Is
Tere
Ari
Elzie Horner
Met
Lyew
Bess
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