Greensboro Auxiliary Elects Offcers
The monthly meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Greensboro Volunteer Fire Co elected new officers on January 29. President Billie Carroll, Vice-President Claudine McClyment, Secretary Ann Taylor, Treasurer Carrie Dobson, and Executive Committee members Jane Walls Bertha Nichols Phoebe Morris were chosen. Three new members Connie Bennett Katherine Bickling Josephine Bernard joined. Refreshment committee for next month: Mildred Harrington Ellen Wright Elizabeth Longfellow. Past president Helen Wyatt received a gift. Ice cream and cookies were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's
Greensboro Volunteer Fire Co
Billie Carroll
Claudine McClyment
Ann Taylor
Carrie Dobson
Jane Walls
Bertha Nichols
Phoebe Morris
Connie Bennett
Katherine Bickling
Josephine Bernard
Mildred Harrington
Ellen Wright
Elizabeth Longfellow
Brogleys Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
On Saturday evening January 24 mr and mrs august p brogley marked their 50th wedding anniversary with family including eight children nineteen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren present. The couple were married in denton catholic church and have long lived in the area. Mrs brogley wore yellow carnations and mr brogley a white boutonniere. Many pictures were taken and guests wished them many more years together.
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August P. Brogley
Brogley
Denton Catholic Church
France
Greensboro Birthday Party for Barbara Ann Smith
Mrs Alton Smith hosted a Greensboro birthday party for Barbara Ann Smith with dancing and gifts. Attendees included Celeste Warren Lucille Warren Dinky Dobson Ruthie Taylor Norma Lee Smith Connie McGinnis Marjorie Meyers and others. later church meeting plans were discussed and several local residents visited or moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Smith
Barbara Ann Smith
Celeste
Lucille Warren
Dinky Dobson
Ruthie Taylor
Norma Lee Smith
Connie McGinnis
Marjorie Meyers
Greensboro
Carlton Sylvester
Dover
David
Billy
Bertha Mae
Holden
Paul Thompson
Centreville
David Weaver
Bridgetown
Greensboro Baptist Church
Irving Ober
Katie Webber
Maryland canning acreage up seven percent since nineteen thirty-two
Maryland farmers now devote 84,350 acres to vegetable crops for processing up from 79,200 in 1932, a seven percent rise. American Can Company economist Dr. H E Michl notes the shift boosts canning and can making industries, providing thousands of jobs and large payrolls while supporting state prosperity. Despite a star count of about six thousand visible to the naked eye, telescopes reveal hundreds of millions of stars with photography.
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Maryland
American Can Company
H. E. Michl
Greensboro Bank Elects Directors At Annual Meeting
At the Greensboro bank stockholders meeting, directors elected included Charles S. Bilbrough, Arthur W. Brumbaugh, G. Linden Duffey, J. Tyson Sleather, William J. Murphy, Jesse W. Porter, R. Henry Stafford, Howard B. Thomas, and Russell H. Wright. Officers named were William J. Murphy president, Arthur W. Brumbaugh vice president, Mildred M. Ginn executive vice president, William D. Bailey cashier, Duffey secretary to the board, K. Thomas Everngam attorney, with Mrs. Anna 2. Witten and Mrs. Helen C. Riddleberger as bookkeepers. The board accepted the resignation of Mrs. Marvin Pippin, effective March 1, 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Bilbrough
Arthur W. Brumbaugh
G. Linden Duffey
J. Tyson Sleather
William J. Murphy
Jesse W. Porter
R. Henry Stafford
Howard B. Thomas
Russell H. Wright
Arthur W. Brumhaugh
Mildred M. Ginn
William D. Bailey
K. Thomas Everngam
Anna 2. Witten
Helen C. Riddleberger
Marvin Pippin
Greensboro Fire Company Approves 800-Gallon Tank Purchase
Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company met last week with 40 members present and voted to buy an 800 gallon water tank for the Dodge fire truck. A carnival is planned this year with William Wirts as chairman and Ernest Pearson, Clarence Pearson, Byron Poore, Charles Nichols, and Woodie Dill on the carnival committee. The group answered its first 1953 call on a grass fire at the Bradford farm on the Denton Greensboro road.
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Greensboro
Letter praises Greensborough progress and rising telephone demand
A Greensboro Maryland reader praises the communitys friendliness and forward outlook noting new residents from Trenton Baltimore New York City Camden and California. The writer highlights rapid progress on Main Street Caroline County and records a 15 percent rise in telephones installed in 1952, with expectations of another strong year in 1953. He emphasizes the yardstick value of telephone service for business and residents and celebrates regional growth in Goldsboro Henderson Marydel and Templeville.
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Greensboro
Goldsboro
Henderson
Marydel
Templeville
United States
Trenton
N. J
Baltimore
New York City
Camden
California
Greensboro-Denton
Main Street
Caroline County
Henderson, Marydel
Harrington Residents Visit in Wilmington and Essington
Mr. Frank Beauchamp of Harrington and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Drummond spent Friday in Wilmington as guests of Mrs. Drummond's brother Nelson Pepper. They also visited Jack Good in Essington Pennsylvania, who has been confined to his home.
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Ethel Thornton
Nancy Lee Thornton
Thomas Hughes
Ear Felton
Charles Rash
Woodside
Del
Grovie Richards
Smyrna
Wilmer Webber
William Tolson
James Ferrick
George Oldham
Jay
Centreville
Mary Dorman
Bud Wnshold
Frederica
Brenton
Gettysburg
Jo Purcell
Williams and Robertson
Alexandria
William Quillen
Baltimore
Ralph Sharp
Paul Dobson
Wilmington
Thomas Dobson
Alan Hubbard
Florida
Lester Stevenson
Thelda Roe
Lake
Baynard Golt
Templeville
Oscar Nichols
Milford
Edgar Shockley
Greensboro
Hopewell
Veda Hubbard
Philadelphia
George Ann Nichols
Dover Hospital
Charles Cohee
Goldsboro
Alvah Dobson
Temple Jarrell
Boone
Linwood
Andrew West
Denton
Carl Parker
Leroy Tull
Bridgeville
Frank Breeding
Herman Hignutt
Herman Hignutt, Jr
Newark
Clarence Wright
Sam Andrew
Lina Harrington
Dover
Ida Hollis
Patty
Nettie Haymond
Lansdowne
Cathaleen Hollis
U. S. Navy
Frank Beauchamp
Harrington
Claude Drummond
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Helen Wyatt
Brogleys
Ishily
Greensboro Bank
Caroline County Bank of
Greensboro Fire Company
Sir Christopher
Grande Baroque
Mir
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Greensboro Exchange
Tom Wright
William Croll
Isaac Noble
Wilmer Nagel
Federalsburg
Gilbert Banning
Ralph Nagel
Croll
August Croll
Plots
Robert Reed
Ela Breeding
Winnie Breeding
Edgar Wroten
Charlie Wroten
Harry Freedman
Sallie Wroten
Louis Torbert
W. F. Torbert
Covey Brown
Wesley
Sadie Brown
Reese Brown
Elwood Taylor
Farmington
Howard Drummond
Melvin Pepper
Hillsboro
Hickman
Economy Furniture Co., Inc
South Aurora ST
Easton
Economy
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U.S
Bendix
KOK
Michigan
Mervin K. Cohee
North Sixth Street
Ridgely
Coe Arica
Hise Reesnee Metlitors Trust
Stradivari
Romance of the Sea
Gustav Good
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