Greensboro Social Roundup Notes Birthdays Visits
Mrs John H Burger Jr and daughter Barbara Lee of Dover visit her parents Mr and Mrs Whitall Larramore for a couple weeks. Blanche Richards age 87 from Greensboro celebrated with cards. Phon Dig gans of Pittsburgh will be 100 on March 21. Homemakers Club to meet Feb 5 with Mrs Charles Dill. Ed Cagle hosted son and wife Earl Cagle from Philadelphia. Older Youth meeting Feb 7 at W S C S Hall. Several locals visited relatives and friends, with multiple small social updates and a church talk by Rev J B Jones on What is man that Thou art mindful of him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Burger Jr
Barbara Lee
Dover
Whitall Larramore
Blanche Richards
Greensboro
Katherine Tompkins
Salem
N. J
Phon Diggans
Pittsburgh
Greensboro Homemakers Club
Charles Dill
Ed Cagle
Earl Cagle
Philadelphia
W. S. C. S. Hall
Bradshaw Langmaid
Mass
Washington
H. T. Langmaid
Easton
Bishop McClelland
A. W. Brumbaugh
Paul Dabson
Wilmington
Dabson
Thomas Dabson
Charles Wieneke
Charles Jarrell
F. E. Fleming
C. R. Hicks
C. Kemp Stewart
Gardner Beaven
Milton Beaven
Clinton Stoops
Allen Moore
Wm. S. Thompson
Blanche Morse
W. A. Holt
Charles Sharp
Gene Wilson
Denton
Hillsboro Community Club
J. B. Jones
Westminster College
M. E
Hillsboro Visitors and Military Discharge Nears
Hillsboro guests include Lt and Mrs Barton Butler visiting Mr and Mrs F E Fleming. Butler to receive Army discharge next week after duty at Bakers Field California. Washington guests Mr and Mrs Charles Cornbrook and son Jimmie, Denton visitors Mrs Oscar Clark, etc. Dinner guests included Lt Wm S Thompson and Mrs Susie Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton Butler
F. E. Fleming
Butler
Bakers Field
Calif
Army
Charles Cornbrook
Jimmie
Washington
G. B. Stewart
Oscar Clark
Denton
Chas. Jarrell
Wm. S. Thompson
Many Wilmington Area Social Visits Highlight Weekends
Mrs Alma Nutall and Mr Carroll Jones of Wilmington visited L M Jones. Sincavages of Edgewood and the Montagues of Governors Island joined Hutson, etc. Dozens of local families hosted relatives and friends from Greensboro Baltimore Conshohocken Milford Sadlersville and nearby towns over the past week including Ora Cohee returning home and Doris Harman visiting her grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Nutall
Carroll Jones
Wilmington
L. M. Jones
Ora Cohee
James Jones
Ed. Gooden
Charles Nichols
Greensboro
Wm. Phillips
Charles Cartwright
Martin Backman and Son
Cpl
George Montague
Governor’s Island
N. Y
Charles Griffin
Doris Lee Harman
Dora Melvin
Charles Shewbrooks
Leslie States
John Meredith
Pearl Jones
Card of Thanks From J Walter Beauchamp in Denton
Thankful message from J Walter Beauchamp of Denton Maryland for kind thoughts, cards, and calls while a patient at Easton Memorial Hospital. Gratitude expressed to friends for support and cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton Memorial Hospital
J. Walter Beauchamp
Denton, Md
Lieut Eddie Taylor Miles Star to Be Discharged
Lieutenant Edwin L Taylor ex Baltimore Oriole and Fort Miles athletic officer leaves Fort Miles for Fort Meade to receive honorable discharge. A skilled shortstop and pitcher, Taylor led Fort Miles to 1944 Lower Delaware League title with .583 batting, starred in 1945 Delaware Semi Pro League with .438 average, and directed intramural athletic programs earning the Second Service Command Athletic Participation Trophy. He plans to resume professional baseball after the war and will reside with his wife Orena and sons Edwin Jr and Robert in Louisville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin L
Eddie) Taylor
Baltimore Oriole
Fort Miles
Coast Artillery
Fort Meade
United States Army
Taylor
Milesmen
Army
Navy
Delaware
Cape Henlopen
Service Command
Orena Taylor
Edwin L. Jr
Robert L
North Thirty-Second Street
Louisville, Ky
Theatre ruins fire is probed in Salisbury district
Salisbury’s commercial district faced a fresh fire scare Friday night as flames topped the wreckage of the Arcade Theatre, burned three weeks earlier, sparking over the block. Fire companies Fruitland and Parsonsburg aided, investigators sought evidence of smoldering remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Arcade Theatre
Salisbury Arcade fire recalls earlier January blaze
The Salisbury Arcade building housing a theatre, shoe shop, cigar store, and pool room burned again after a previous January 4 fire. The latest blaze started around 6 30 p m and was almost out by 9 p m. Theatre manager Marsh Gollner said some property saved from the first fire remained in the unburned area and the door lock had been smashed. Fire inspectors and a fireman had checked the ruins without spotting smoke recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury Companies
Marsh Gollner
Three Daughters Share Bulk Of Mother's Will
The will of Mrs. Anna M. England of Cecil county probated in Caroline County assigns the bulk of her estate to her three daughters Iona Holt Vinetta Riale and Roberta Terry. Rosebank cemetery in Cecil county receives a $100 bequest for care of her husband's lot. The heirs are the three daughters who also serve as executrices. Will dated May 21 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. England
Cecil County
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Rosebank Cemetery
England
Iona R. Holt
Thomas S. Holt
Federalsburg
The
Holt Oil Company
Vinetta E. Riale
Joseph T. Riale
Roberta Terry
Howard Terry
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Hillsboro
Point Ferry
Heart of Baltimore
Stendard Time
Love Point
Pier
Daly pAay
Baltimore
Pier 8
Daly Daly Daly
Ben reOam
Teks Necace Ca Ae Dee
Ong
Galtimoes
Nation’s Favorite
Trent
Wood
Henderson
Joseph Sincavage
Edgewood, Md
Everett Clayville and Sons
Samuel Hutson
Eddie Taylor
Miles Star
Fruitland
Parsonsburg
Denton Journal
Anita’s Beauty Salon
Kern Sisters Beauty
Palace Funeral Service
Moore's Funeral Home
Denton,Maryland
C. A. Newton & Son Company
Bridgeville, del
Cambridge
Cambridge Manufacturing Company
Maryland
Journal
Eastern Shore Memorial Center
Maurice E. Newnam
AAA
M. D. Service & Supply CO
Robert M. Messick
Purina
Turkey
Growena
Layer Willis
Willis Dairy
Purina Lanitations
Willis & Cowell
Fftu
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