Orphans Court Deliberations Then Grant of Appointments and Accounts
The Orphans Court met Tuesday January 29 with Judges Handy Dennis and Fooks. Proceedings include inventories and appraisements for estates of Raymond T Andrew Anna M England Frederick L Hyde and others, orders to sell, letters testamentary granted to Iona Holt and Vinetta Riale, bond approvals, creditor notices, appraisals, funeral bill payments, mortgage payments, guardianship for Rosann Brindley, and multiple accounts and releases in several estates. Numerous names appear including Elizabeth Andrew Nelson Pusey Sewell McIlvaine Sarah Emily Hyde H Burdette Messenger Annie C Ireland Ethel E Willis Caleb Winslow and others.
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Orphans’ Court
Handy
Dennis
Fooks
Raymond T. Andrew
Elizabeth Andrew
Thomas Andrew
Anna M. England
Iona R. Holt
Vinetta E. Riale
Sewell McIlvaine
Nelson Pusey
William R. Goslin
Carrie E. Goslin
Irene Lane
Victor N. Goslin
W. Talmage Goslin
Rosann Brindley
Frederick L. Hyde
Sarah Emily Hyde
Mary Elizabeth Hyde
Clarence Messenger
H. Burdette Messenger
Robert S. Garey
Caleb Winslow
Ridgely Social Notes Roundup of Visits and Illness
Miss Mabel Carroll hosted callers on Saturday and Sunday with brothers Darcy and Melvin, then her mother Mrs Edward Carroll arrived from Brick House Farm near Greensboro. Cpl Arthur Hartsock after furlough reported to Cherry Point NC. Mr and Mrs Charles Cherry now with daughter Mrs Willard Barr at Bellwood due to Mr Barr’s death. Guests include James Legger from Centreville and Miss Thelma Bowman from Baltimore. Wesely Bower ill with pneumonia. R Dean Mitchell joins Ridgely High School faculty after Navy discharge. Mrs Wm Temple hosted Mrs James Temple of Denton and family. Temple visit to Seaford, Del. Betty Guthrie of Temple University home this week with her mother. Marian Wilkinson of Baltimore also at home.
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Mabel Carroll
Darcy
Melvin
Edward Carroll
Greensboro
Cpl
Arthur Hartsock
Harry Stedman
Cherry Point
N. C
Charles Cherry
Florida
Willard Barr
Bellwood
Barr
John Skinner
James Legger
Centreville
Gene Ninzcheltzer
Clark Woodward
Wesley Bower
R. Dean Mitchell
U. S. Navy
Ridgely High School
Wm. T. Temple
James Temple
Denton
Charlotte Ann
Wilmington
Del
Paul Temple
Seaford
Thelma Bowman
Baltimore
Betty Guthrie
Temple University
Philadelphia
Adams Gross Roads Dinner Guests and Local Visits
Mrs. Helen Harman and son Ralph of near Greenwood plus Grace Adams of West Atlantic City N J visited Mrs. John Adams and family. Donald Davidson of Wilmington and others called on relatives. Grace Horsey and Minnie Adams also stayed with sisters. Sunday School announced at Bloomery at 10 a m.
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Helen Harman
Ralph
Greenwood
John Adams
Grace Adams
West Atlantic City
N. J
Blanche
Donald Davidson
Wilmington
Lester Adams
Carolyn
Orville Chaffinch
Philadelphia
Fred Fountain
R. P. Schauer
Paul Horsey
Grace Horsey
Minnie Adams
Bloomery
Maryland Traffic Fatalities Rise In December Report
Maryland recorded 1854 traffic accidents in December with 46 deaths and 765 injuries. Baltimore City had 8388 incidents with 16 deaths and 443 injuries. counties reported 516 accidents with 30 deaths and 322 injuries. The year totals reached 13039 collisions, 431 deaths, and 6787 injuries, up from 1944. Daily toll averaged 1.2 killed and 18.6 injured. Ten counties had no fatalities that month.
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Maryland
Baltimore City
Calvert
Caroline
Cecil
Dorchester
Frederick
Garrett
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Talbot
Worcester
O’conor
Maryland Traffic Safety Commission
Harrington Fire Company card party and church meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Harrington Fire Company will sponsor a card party at the fire house Thursday at 8 p m. The Loyal Workers Class of Trinity Methodist Church will meet at Mrs Edgar Hall s home next Monday. The Harrington Fire Company monthly meeting is set for next Monday night.
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The
Harrington Fire Company
Trinity Methodist Church
Edgar Hall
I Harrington Fire Company
Harriett Hammond Wilmington
Harry Hammond
Alice Price
Eloise
Doris Baughley
Wallace Garrett
Wilmington
Lila Chason
Dover
Dairymen urged to plan for fall milk production
Farmers should begin planning now to boost October December milk output for 1946. Maryland produced over a billion pounds last year but was weak in fall supply, prompting rationing in many markets. Recommendation: breed one third of cows and heifers in late January and February to freshen in fall, and breed cows that calved late in 1945 earlier than normal to cover the fall shortage.
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Maryland
Dairymen urged to plan feed for summer pasture shortfall
Dairymen should plan to grow extra supplementary roughage and feed grain when pastures run short to maintain milk production and keep cows in good condition. Fall freshening cows and heifers need ample feeding to reach calving time in good condition, paying off with higher milk production.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John C. Ireland
Annie C. Ireland
Blanche E. Willey
Ethel E. Willis
Ida Mae Chaffinch
Helen C. Flaharty
Marsers
Farm Bureau
Varm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Sertomobiles F
Perm Bureae Mutual Automobile Inserance
Compa
Columbus
East
Nesth Ave
Baltimore, Md
F. E. Yeoman
E. Theodore Orme, JR
Clarence C. Ringgold Ridgely
Farm Bureau Ts
Ae Eae Com
Charles Gordon
Harrington
Funk
Kennworthy
Willis & Covell
Dukes Meeks
Denton, Maryland
Roland Towers
Harmony, Maryland
Cheswold, Delaware
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Easton, Maryland
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