Clopper Couple Celebrate Fiftieth Anniversary
Vir. and Mrs. David M. Clopper observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an at home gathering at their Tuckahoe Neck residence on Saturday. They were married December 25 1904 at Blair Valley Church Clear Spring Md. The couple moved from Clear Spring to Hillsboro in 1919 and then to a farm in Tuckahoe Neck. Their children Thomas H. Clopper Denton Md Mrs Virgil J Carter Hillsboro Md Mason Clopper Denton Md and Mrs Charles Allender Baltimore Md sent warm wishes. A large party of relatives and friends from Clear Spring Hagerstown Mercersburg and beyond attended. The home featured yellow chrysanthemums and a traditional anniversary cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Cropper
Tuckahoe Neck
Clear Spring
Blair Valley Church
Clopper
Clara Hastings
Robert Funkhouser
Hillsboro
Thomas H. Clopper
Denton
Virgil J. Carter
Mason Clopper
Charles Allender
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Mercersburg
Mrs. Clopper
Maryland Tobacco Referenda Reject Quotas in 1955 Vote
Growers in Maryland and Pennsylvania voted against marketing quotas for filler tobacco in the 1955 crop. In Maryland, 2,631 of 5,361 votes opposed quotas, while in Pennsylvania 1,660 of 1,887 voters opposed. With more than one-third opposing, quotas will not be in effect for 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
George J. Martin
Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Couple Announces Engagement Of Charlotte Butler Morris
Mr and Mrs Wilbert P Butler announce the engagement of daughter Charlotte to Charles L Morris of Richmond Va son of the late Harry W Morris of Pittsburgh Pa The couple will wed but a date is not yet set The wedding is planned in Union Methodist Church with a reception at the bride’s parents home The bride and groom are graduates and will reside in Alaska where he is stationed with the United States Army
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Roland Reed
Paul Maloney
Willey Farm
Trobbs
Sam Ford
Wilmington
Berry Rogers
Baltimore
Thomas McCahan
Camden N. J
Elmer Russell
Philadelphia
Austin R. Murphy
Davie P. Mikelau
Salisbury
Denton
Nanticoke Memorial Hospital
Seaford
William A. Culver
Town
George
Milton
Roy Grogan
Harry Cheezum
Glenolden
Catherine Baker
Rodman Leese
Otis
Karen
Terry
Henry Baker
James Cheezum
James, Jr
Annette Shultz
Easton
Samuel Hunt
St. Michaels
James Baker
Wilbert P. Butler
Charlotte
Charles L. Morris
Richmond
Harry W. Morris
Pittsburgh
Caroline High School
Eastern Shore Public Service Company
Maryland
Morris
Pitt University
University of Michigan
U. S. Air Force
C. A. Reed Paper Co
Williamsport, Pa
Fruitland
Union Methodist Church
Frank Baker
Ralph C. Jones
Federalsburg
Edwina Rosser
Kenneth McGrath
Jay McCrea
Gary Gardner
Henry Williams
Roger Ewing
Federalsburg High School
Goldey- Beacom School of Business
Wicomico High School
Goldey-Beacom School of Business
Alaska
United States Army
Powell Sharp wedding in Grace Methodist Denton
Miss Josephine C Sharp daughter of Mrs Josephine M Sharp of Denton wed Robert Charles Powell son of Mr and Mrs R H Powell of Seal Beach California at Grace Methodist Church Denton The Rev Turkington officiated The couple to reside in Biloxi Mississippi with Air Force at Keesler AFB Also listed is the marriage of Joan McCrea to Edgar Hoffmaster McGrath Jr.
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Josephine C. Sharp
Josephine M. Sharp
Denton
Robert Charles Powell
R. H. Powell
Seal Beach
Cal
Grace Methodist Church
T. Jd. Turkington
Thomas W. Sharp
Columbus
Ohio
Jean Turkington
Wilson T. Thornton
Greensboro
Jack Palmer
Robert Maucere
Biloxi
Miss
Air Force
Keesler Air Force Base
Joan McCrea
Thomas McCrea
Federalsburg
Edgar Hoffmaster McGrath, Jr
Edgar McGrath
Personal notes from the Hoffman and friends during Christmas
Capt. and Mrs. Jesse L Hoffman of Tuckahoe Neck plan West Coast move. Several Hoffmans, Frie sse, Nichols, Sparks and Smiths visit relatives for Christmas. At Denton Manufacturing workers share their annual turkey dinner. Louise Cooley and Mary Kay Tverngam spend holidays with families. Paul Singer hosts Christmas supper with guests including Mr. and Mrs James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse L. Hoffman
Tuckahoe Neck
Janet Hoffman
New York City
Mirs
James Hoffman
Elizabeth Friesse
Philadelphia
John L. Friesse
Ellen Carter Nichols
Baldwin School
Bryn Mawr
Thawley Sparks
Mechanicsburg
Willoughby Nowell
Robert C. Smith
Lynda
Lydia
Hunter Air Force Base
Savannah
Ralph T. Newton
George Irvin
Rusty
Valerie
Silver Spring
Irvin Smith
Wyatt Pickering
Nelson
Cora Hubbard
Easton
Merritt Hubbard
Washington
Denton Manufacturing Co
Louise Cooley
Fredericksburg
Samuel Nuttle
Mary Kay Tverngam
Chatham Hall
Chatham
Paul Singer
James
Wedding of Miss Jeanette Alexander and Mr Leroy Rawding
Miss Jeanette Alexander of Wyoming Delaware wed Leroy Rawding of Felton Delaware on Christmas Eve at the home of Rev W L Jump. Attendants were Miss Phyllis O Day and Frank Numan. The couple reside near Felton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Alexander
Wyoming
Del
Leroy Rawding
Felton
W. L. Jump
Phyllis O’day
Frank Numan
In Memoriam for Harry O. Cheetum Chee tum
A memorial notice to Harry O Cheetum who died December 29 1944. His wife son and family recall a smiling heart of gold and a loving husband and father. The poem notes the loss and the belief that Jesus said no. Water will boil at the top of Mt Blane at 84 degrees Fahrenheit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry O. Cheetum
Jesus
Iver
Mt. Blane
Social Security Self-Employment Tax Rates Question
A historical note lists self employed contribution rates by calendar years from 1954 onward. It states effective 1955 the first 4200 of total wage and self employment income is taxable, with rates 3 percent for 1954-59, 3.54 percent for 1960-64, 3.5 percent for 1965-69, and 4 percent from 1970 onward.
Mrs Olivia W. Covey Rites Announced for Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs Olivia W. Covey will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Williamson Funeral Home with Rev Ralph C. Jones of Union Methodist Church officiating. Interment is at Sliticrest Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ters
Donald Stuart
Geneva
N. Y
M. L. Adams
Lansdowne
Williamson Funeral Home
Ralph C. Jones
Union Methodist Church
Sliticrest Cemetery
In loving memory of Conrad Lane
A daughter Grace and family recall four years since your passing and the home you left. They express grief and faith to meet you in Heaven and honor your memory with prayers and sorrowful love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Lane
Grace
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Larrimore
Alan
David
Price
Clifford Baker
Tlarrington
Carlton
Dc. S. Kauffman
Nancy Schall
Bridgewater College
Bridgewater
Robert L. Schall
R. L. Stevens Browne, Jr
Coast Guard
Cape May
N. J
Martha Short
T. J. Turkington
Albert Turkington
Oriole
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Middleboro
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Borman
Yvonne
Princess Anne
Paul Turkington
Robert and
Paul, Jr
Philip Shehan
Philip, Jr
Sally
Oxford
Samuel W. Patrick
Fort Campbell
Elwood R. Layton
James M. Clark
Raymond Brooks
A. H. Horner
Mary Bryson
Lynn
Charles Horner
U. S. Navy
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Wm. A. Horner
Havre de Grace
Lawrence L. Horner
Ft. Hood
Tex
Elzie Horner
Pat
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Kindleberger Photo
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Amoco Service
MGNMI
Jose Ferrer
Cyd Charisse
Rosemary Clancy
Jane Powell
Gene
Fred Kelly
Ann Miller
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Rosemary Cluncy
Ann Muller
Cecetaova
Elmer Knucklehead
Candy & Koko
Delaware
Mel Price
New Santa Fe Revue
Robiteers
Ward Bond
Bob Mathias
Mathias
Pane Aa Ac Ee Gaia T.movie Center
Olivia W. Covey
Journal Today
Denton, MD
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Dick Powell
Debbie. i Reynolds
SuSan Sle
Columbia Pictures Presents
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Wanda Hendrix
Ream
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Pedro Gonzales Gonzales
Ruc Vallee
Universal-International
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Gene Nelson
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