Local Farm Transfers and Community Notices
The Mon ar ch Gooden Darling transfers several farms to buyers from Delaware Maine New Jersey Washington and Philadelphia. Deso Link remains ill at Memorial Hospital in Iaston. Lions Club dinner set for Feb 1 4 at 7 01 p m. Otto Meyer and Wm Quinton visit. Mrs E I W Lapham hosts B P Club. Marydel Fire Co Auxiliary meets Feb 3 appointing committees for the year. Ray Markley ill with virus infection improving. Jack Dahlinger Dover visits Markley. Fred Pinder and wife move from Henderson to the Alice Seward property in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooden Darling
Nattie Pleasanton
Delaware
Mr. Conner
Maine
Walter Given
Mr. Young
New Jersey
Edward Henry
Greensboro
Mr. Nalley
Washington, D. C
Sylvester
Trenderson
Johnson
Philadelphia
Deso Link
Memorial Hospital
Iaston
Lions Club
IE. W. Lapham
B & P Club
Denton
Marydel Fire Co
H. R. Butts
Myrtle Harman
Clara Smith
Lucyv Urban
Gladys Phillips
Getty Sutton
Mary Frances Shults
Mary Ruth Miller
Esther Dixon
Dorothy Merkle
May Shewbrook
Ruth Dixon
Ticlen Cameron
Sunshine
Bertha Logan
Helen Ford
Mary Leslie
Grace Bezeckes
Virginia Heather
Thelma Heather
Olivia Wyatt
Mary F. Shults
Elizabeth Covell
Ik. P. Scotten
Ixent County
Del
Ray Markley
Jack Dahlinger
Dover
Markley
Fred Pinder
Henderson
Alice Seward
Local Ridgely notes on visits and events in February
Grace Vernon Smith reports social visits in Ridgely with Wroten and Wilkison families in Florida. Various locals attend dinners, hospital stays, and a car accident near Hillsboro while nurse Covey affiliates with Baltimore hospitals. Cub Scouts showcase railroading themes. Boy Scouts plan a 45th birthday camp display near Central Avenue with redecorating and refugee resettlement work noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Colgain
Joseph Colgain
Baltimore
Earl Nichols
Selbyville
Del
Robert Dean
Harvey Dean
Florida
Harry Grubb
Alfred Culley
C. W. Guthrie
Edgar Culley
Howard Pratt
Sanger
Pittston
B. J. Spence
Stephen Naylor
Women’s Work Council
L. J. Lawton
Home Beneficial Life Insurance Co
Daytona Beach
Clark Murphy
Clarence Murphy
Imler Wharton
Ridgely Cub Scouts
Ridgely Fire Hall
Den 1
Den 2
Casey Jones
Dena
Don Sutton
Freedom
Merle Crouse
New Windsor
Brethren Service Committee
Ridgely Church of the Brethren
Ridgely
Ridgely Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of America
Ridgely Troop 171
Preston area social notes highlight bridge dinners and visits
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rieck and son Stanley left for Honolulu. The Two Table Bridge Club and the Square Dance Group gathered at local homes. Ann Plummer marked her 14th birthday with a luncheon. Families moved, hosted guests, and attended reunions in Cambridge, Chestertown, Federalsburg, and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rieck
Stanley
Honolulu
T. L. Trice, Jr
Ann Plummer
J. Frank Patchett
John Morris
Salisbury
Dorothy Osteen
Baltimore
Lee Noble
Dallas Blades
Federalsburg
George Plummer
Wilmington
H. B. Plummer
H. M. Hollis
Harold Klahold
Lloyd Heppler
Seaford
Del
David Osteen
Chestertown
Washington College
Creighton Carmine
Viola Brinsfield
Guild of Christ Church
Cambridge
Walton Bounds
Cabin Creek
R. R. Fishpay
Frank Duke
Maple Ave
Charles Preston
Philip Hastings
Card of Thanks I Wish to Thank All
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for flowers fruit baskets and candy sent during a time of appreciation. The notice thanks neighbors friends and community members for kindness and support shown.
Memorial Hospital gifts and cards to Virginia Rasch
Virginia A. Rasch records heartfelt thanks for gifts and numerous cards while a patient at Memorial Hospital, Faston, and after returning home, noting sincere appreciation from all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Faston
Virginia A. Rasch
Thankful note from Lillian Ie. Meginney
Lillian Ie. Meginney expresses gratitude for cards visits and kindnesses received during hospital stay and after returning home from illness or medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Ie. Meginney
After 15 Years Pen Pals Meet and Marry
A real life international romance unfolds as an American girl and a Dutch boy swap letters for 15 years before finally meeting and marrying. The story, featured in the February 13 issue of The American Weekly, Baltimore Sunday American in color gravure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
Coast-to-coast television inaugurated in 1951
Coast-to-coast television began on September 4, 1951, marking a milestone in nationwide broadcasting as networks rolled out simultaneous color and black and white transmissions. The launch showcased new satellite and affiliate links expanding national coverage to many cities and regions.
Local Socials Report From Marydel Area
Mr. and Mrs. H R Butts and Mrs. Mary B Smith visited the Stevensville home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ryan and family. L H Collison and Andy spent Saturday with Dr. and Mrs. R G Miller near town. Crum Lyn Pa pair Wheeler and family visit Elmer Sutton Jr. L A Covell returned from Florida and Cuba with Miami hosts T O Ford. Mrs John Stafford ill at home. Chas Sullivan returned from time with daughter near Wilmington. Rev Charles Covington entertained Henderson WSCS at parsonage. H K Shults of Strout Agency sold two Marvel Ford farms on the Delaware side to Rudy Spinka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Butts
Mary B. Smith
Herbert Ryan
Stevensville
L. H. Collison
Andy
R. G. Miller
Wheeler
Crum Lynn
Elmer Sutton, Jr
L. A. Covell
Florida
Cuba
Miami
T. Olin Ford
John Stafford
Chas. Sullivan
Wilmington
Charles Covington
Henderson Wscs
H. K. Shults
Strout Agency
Marvel Ford
Delaware Side
Rudy Spinka
Also Mentioned on This Page
Otto Meyer
Wm. Quinton
Jan Reiner
Boston
FHA
Grace Vernon Smith
Wallace Wroten
Virginia Lee Covey
Cambridge-Maryland Hospital
Baltimore City Hospital
Miss Covey
George Terrell
Easton
Terrell
Hillsboro
Central Avenue
Preston
Community Club
Edna Carmine
Two Table Bridge Club
Harold Plummer
Lane Apartments
Main St
Neeweparpernhir
West Denton
Denton, Maryland
Marydel
Howard B. Logan
H.P
Chevrolet
Fifth & Gay Streets
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