Deaths: Harris Merriken of Caroline County
A native of Caroline County and Georgetown Law graduate Harris Merriken is survived by his wife Jessie Stinson of Baltimore and two sons Calvert and William Merriken. He leaves three grandchildren, siblings in Maryland and California, and many relatives. The list includes W L Merriken Denton Leroy Merriken Fredericksburg H Reese Harris Robt Noble Harrington Blanche Todd Mildred Wamsley Henrietta Legates Lola Dill Margaret Dill Eileen Wilson Russell Harris Charles Noble Harris and George Harris. The obituary notes ties to Fed eralsburg Harrington Felton and Noruinton.
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Caroline County
Harry
Ella M. Corkran Merriken
Federalsburg
Charlotte Hall Academy
Georgetown University School of Law
Jessie Stinson
Baltimore
William S. Merriken
Glen Cove
Calvert C. Merriken
Chestertown
W.L
Denton
Leroy
H. Reese
Philadelphia
Robert K. Noble
Alhambra
Calif
Ord Ifarold Harris
Harrington
Blanche Todd
Mildred Wamsley
Henrietta Legates
Lola Dill
Margaret Dill
Felton
Eileen Wilson
Nouston
Russell Harris
Greensboro
Charles Noble Harris
George Harris
William Harold Harris obituary and family details
William Harold Harris, 23, of Harrington, died in Milford Memorial Hospital shortly after admission following an automobile accident. A Greensboro native, he lived in Harrington a few years, was a Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman and Korean War veteran. Survived by wife Dorothy and son Rich. Funeral held in Greensboro with interment there. Mary C. Handy, 82, Federalsburg resident for 40 years, died at Fairholme Nursing Home Seaford. Widow of Luther Handy, she leaves daughter Victor Wright, sister O W Handy, three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Services in Federalsburg and burial at Bethel Cemetery.
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William Harold Harris
Harrington
Memorial Hospital
Milford
Greensboro
Henry Harris
Elma Richards Harris
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Rawlings
Mary C. Handy
Federalsburg
Fairholme
Seaford
Luther W. Handy
Victor Wright
Reliance
O. W. Handy
Williamson Funeral Home
Ralph C. Jones
Union Methodist Church
F. A. Baker
Bethel Cemetery
Clergy Lead Service for Goldsboro Pastor in Greensboro
Rev Lyda Ba sure pastor of the Pilgrim Holiness Church Goldsboro presided over a service in Greensboro. Interment followed at Greensboro Cemetery with attendance by community members and church affiliates.
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Greensboro
Lyda Basure
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Goldsboro
Greensboro Cemetery
No Tax Increase Next Year Says Gov McKeldin
Governor McKeldin asserts there will be no tax increase next year backed by a surplus over 6 million and a state boom economy lifting estimates to 15.7 million. The Democratic led General Assembly kept taxes at 2 percent with a stopgap plan while normal revenues plus the surplus exceed 140 million, supporting calls for a longer racing season and higher state take on wagers at tracks.
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General Assembly
Card of Thanks for Mrs Anna Harper
We express gratitude to friends relatives and neighbors for kindness flowers and sympathy during our bereavement in the loss of our beloved sister Mrs Anna Harper Agnes and Ray also thank friends relatives and neighbors for sympathy and condolence in our loss of our mother Mrs Anna Harper
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Anna T[larper
Agnes
Ray
Anna Harper
Miss Agnes V. Seward Dies at Home in Goldsboro
Miss Agnes Virginia Seward, 47, died at her Goldsboro home last Thursday after years of illness. She was survived by her parents Norman and Maggie Scully Seward and two sisters Mrs Harold Breeser of North Wales Penn and Mrs Lola Jones of Dover Delaware. Services were held Saturday afternoon at Rawlings Funeral Home.
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Agnes Virginia Seward
Goldsboro
Sheis
Norman
Maggie Scully Seward
Harold Breeser
North Wales
Lola Jones
Dover
Del
Rawlings
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Gov. McKeldin
Agnes V. Seward
TELIA
Caroline
4Th & Market Sts
Home & Auto Supply N
Maryland
Willis
Covell
Wrecker Service
L & W Service
Louis Andrew
Walter Turner
Pick-up & Delivery Service
Fifth Avenue
Cooper Furniture Company
Denton, Maryland
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