Federalsburg Area News Roundup and Obituary Notes
Yesterday morning temperatures dipped to winter lows. Miss Mary Pippin received word of Mrs. Sallie Sylvester Gallagher's death in Sabina Ohio. H. H. Nuttle slaughtered a hog herd with weights 669 and six shoats totaling 289 266. Denton resident James F. Gelletly died at 77 near Baltimore. Funeral services were held in Catonsville. County commissioners select Ridgely Bridgetown road for 1926 road program. A hard surface road from Hickman toward Denton is proposed but awaits funds. John Burnett, 80, recluse of Federalsburg, died leaving about 15000 in bonds and real estate. Letters of administration granted to Alice Patterson and Fred Owens. Farmers and Merchants State Bank directors elected and officers named. Mrs. Elizabeth Starkey, wife of J. Robert Starkey, died after long illness. funeral in Ames M P Church with burial at nearby cemetery. Robert Richard Shull, Greensboro pioneer and scout founder, died at his daughter’s home aged 80. Marriage licenses issued in Caroline County include multiple couples. Anna Kathleen Coffin and William Hempy wed January 19 in Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Nuttle
Andersontown
James F. Gelletly
Denton
Round Bay
Baltimore
Alfred G. Gelletly
Charles J. Ogle
Catonsville
Loudon Park Cemetery
Ridgely-Bridgetown
Federalsburg
Bridgeville
Hickman
John Burnett
Charles and
Tilghman Hackett
Burnett
Hackett Brothers
Chick” Fewster
Alice Patterson
Hartford
Farmers and Merchants State Bank of
John T. Carter
C. Clarence Deen
W. Brewster Deen
C. Fulton Noble
Willand C. Todd
D. Wilson Davis
J. Hudson Taylor
Jos. H. Carroll
Harvey M. Parrott
Henry W. Hughes
Josiah A. Beck
Thomas H. Draper
Clement Drake
James W. Thawley
Corrinne Thomas
C. S. Marshall
C. F. Cummins
A. W. Betts
Ames M. P
Messrs
S. G. Nuttle
F. B. Nuttle
F. L. R. Nuttle
E. M. Willey
M. Merriken
W. K. Smith
Greensboro
Robert Richard Shull
R. L. Hastings
Shull
Leipsic
Del
Henderson
Greensboro Free Press
Caroline County Clerk’s
Orville Melvin
Goldsboro
Maxine Goodwin
Roland Willey
Pearl Flowers
J. Stanley Wyatt
Bella Brown
Harrington
Louis Hader
Evelyn Handy
Charles A. McNeal
Preston
Ethel Williamson
Williamsburg
George Anthony
Martha Tharp
Leslie Jones
Anna Jackson
Cambridge
William E. Wilson
Mr. Hempy
Court Allows Child to Sue Parents in Landmark Rule
In a February issue of the American Weekly, the magazine notes a shift from the longstanding rule that a child cannot sue parents for injuries. A tragic case prompted courts to recognize new rights for children, marking a notable legal change highlighted by The Baltimore Sunday American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
The
American Weekly
Nation
Baltimore Sunday American
Maryland PMA set to hold March conference for county workers
Maryland PMA announces a March 1 and 2 conference for county committee members and chief clerks to discuss manpower supplies and production goals tied to the Agricultural Conservation Program. Chairman Jos H Blandford notes funds limit attendance but invites participation to support national defense goals. Farmers show strong use of conservation payments for lime, phosphate and potash as per Blandford summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PMA
Jos. H. Blandford
Maryland
Blandford
Soil fertility payments show farmer practices spread
The report splits payments by use of lime phosphate and polis material with shares near 21 and 4 percent, while 20 percent goes to green manure and covey crops. About 16,251 farms joined the program, the average farmer earned 88.57 dollars, and Congress has funded soil fertility efforts for 15 years.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Journal of
Mary Pippin
Sabina
Ohio
Sallie Sylvester Gallagher
James T. Sylvester
Charles H. Sylvester
Cedar Rapids
Ireland
Seoul
United States
W. O. Bennett
Bertha Shull
G. W. Steinman
Broiler-Maker
Southern States Farmers’ Supply Cooperative, Inc
Boston Exciness
Eton's Association
F.daf Se
Ford
Fordomatic
Chester, PA
Front & Lloyd Streets
Denton, Maryland
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