Deaths: Velma T Yeoman 66 Widow of Frank Yeoman
Velma T Yeoman 66 widow of Frank E Yeoman of 1906 Baynard Boulevard Wilmington died Thursday night at Delaware Hospital after being ill since Tuesday Born in Maryland she lived in Wilmington about 25 years She was in Hanover Presbyterian Church family notes list five step children sisters brothers and five grandchildren Funeral at McCrory Funeral Home 2700 Washington St Sunday 2 30 p m Interment Denton at family convenience
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Velma T. Yeoman
Frank E. Yeoman
Baynard Boulevard
Delaware Hospital
Maryland
Thomas L
Elma Trice
Wilmington
Hanover Presbyterian Church
Francis I. Yeoman
Denton
Joseph L. Bickerstaff
Leslie F. Yeoman
Richmond
Patrick H. Yeoman
Alfred W. Wood, Jr
Hartley Ellwanger
Cincinnati
Thomas L. Trice
Preston
Anne Lee Trice
Clyde Trice
Geneva
N. Y
Richard Trice
Huntington
W. Va
McCrory Funeral Home
Washington St
Donald H. Douds
Hanover Church
Mrs Bertha Price Kaler Rites Held in Greensboro
Funeral services for Mrs. Bertha Price Kaler 74 were conducted at Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro by Rev C H Atkins a former minister of Marydel Methodist Church. Interment followed in Greensboro Cemetery. She died at her Marydel home after a long illness. Born in Elkton Md she lived in Marydel about 60 years and was a Marydel Methodist member. Survived by two sons Price Kaler of Washington DC and James Kaler of Bethesda Md, plus a sister and brother.
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Bertha Price Kaler
Rawlings
Greensboro
C. H. Atkins
Viola
Del
Marydel Methodist Church
Kaler
Marydel
Elkton
James B
Mollie Yager Price
Funeral Services for Mrs Tirzah May Simon Held in Ridgely
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon for Mrs Tirzah May Simon at St Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church Ridgely with burial in Ridgely Cemetery. The widow of Frank P Simon died at her son Ross Simons home on Saturday morning February 7 at age 78. She was born in Imler Bedford County Pennsylvania to George and Mary Imler who moved to a Ridgely area farm in 1890. She had three sisters Irma Imler Elmira New York Ella Hong and Mary Wharton of Ridgely as survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirzah May Simon
St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ridgely
Theodore F. Fischer
Irma Imler
Elmira
N. Y
Ella Hong
Mary Wharton
Samuel G Bye 87 Denton surveyor dies after long life
Samuel G Bye a surveyor died at his Denton home last Thursday at 87 He was son of William T and Sussa Gatchell Bye of Chester County Pa An official of First Methodist Church and active in Republican affairs Surviving daughter Miss E Lavinia Bye Wilmington son J Malcolm Bye Denton sister Miss Sue C Bye Denton Funeral services conducted at J Virgil Moore and Son Funeral Home in Denton Monday at 1030 a m by Dr John E French Burial in Sharp s Cemetery Fairhill Md
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Samuel G. Bye
Denton
Ihe
William T
Sussa Gatchell Bye
Chester County
First Methodist Church
E. Lavinia Bye
Wilmington
J. Malcolm Bye
Sue C. Bye
J. Virgil Moore and Son Funeral Home
John E. French
Sharp’s Cemetery
Fairhill
Mrs. Zora V. Hagadone Funeral Held In Denton
Mrs Zora V Hagadone of Baltimore formerly of Denton was laid to rest at Denton Cemetery after services at Moore Funeral Home conducted by Rev Dr John E French First Methodist Church pastor She widow of Gilbert Hagadone a retired insurance representative Survived by daughter Miss Helen Hagadone of Baltimore and brother Mr Thomas Swann of Queenstown Interment Denton Cemetery.
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Zora V. Hagadone
Baltimore
Denton
Moore Funeral Home
John E. French
First Methodist Church
First Church
Gilbert Hagadone
Helen Hagadone
Thomas Swann
Queenstown
Denton Cemetery
Stout ODay Found Dead at Home in Hickman
Stout O Day, lifelong Hickman resident, was found dead Sunday morning after a week of illness. Survived by brothers Sam O Day Milford and George O Day Dover and sisters Annie Sommers Bridgeville and Laura Torbert. Funeral services were held at Concord M E Church Wednesday afternoon with interment in Concord Cemetery.
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Stout O’day
Hickman
Sam O'Day
Milford
George O’day
Dover
Annie Sommers
Bridgeville
Laura Torbert
Concord M. E
Concord Cemetery
Appointment in state Civil Defense Agency continues
Army service in Italy and University of Virginia graduate Lawson-Johnston is assigned to the Civil Defense Agency at the main office in the Pikesville Armory. The clipping also recalls a humorous bank withdrawal confusion and a citizen question on a form about being natural born.
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Army
Italy
University of Virginia
Lawson-Johnston
Civil Defense Agency
Pikesville Armory
New Department Established At Electric Company
A continuation notes the Delmarva Peninsula expansion of the Sta tions Department led by Norman L. Taylor as Superintendent of Stations and Francis L. McKee as Station engineer. George W. Tilghman Jr now Superintendent of Transmission overseeing high voltage lines Vienna to distribution centers. Harry D. Williamson becomes Transmission Engineer. Edward S. Cannon becomes relay department foreman. Charles Calloway transfers to Harrington Division as Engineering Assistant. Also mentions estate actions for Elsie Louise Fleetwood and a court adjournment for estates.
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Norman L. Taylor
Francis L. MclXee
Harrington
Peninsula
George W. Tilghman, Jr
Vienna
Delmarva Peninsula
Harry D. Williamson
Edward S. Cannon
Charles Calloway
Cannon
Mr. Calloway
Salisbury
Harrington Divison
Tri County Scouts Rally at Trappe School Winners Named
Tri County Scouts held a rally at Trappe School with Troop 195 Church Hill taking first overall. Troop 177 Easton earned second, Troop 165 Denton third. Dressing Race and Knot Tying also won by leading troops. Merit ribbons went to Troops 138 Grasonville 164 Kent Island and 189 Trappe.
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Grasonville
Denton
Church Hill
Easton
Kent Island
Trappe
Charles Stallings
Hiram S. Ruth
Girl Scout Council Sets Plans For Outdoor Rally
Directors from seven counties voted to hold an outdoor rally in May with date and site to be announced later. Senior and Brownie groups will hold separate rallies. A new badge My Government was added and March activities may honor it. Committee heads report Camp Todd facilities needed to serve more girls. Council office hours and contact details listed.
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Victor Gillespie
Sadlersville
Carl Dynes
Camp Todd
Williston
Denton
Girl Scout Council
Carter Building
Market St
Scott
Orphans Court Proceedings Record Estates and Appointments
The Orphans Court met on Tuesday Feb 10 with Chief Judge H Roland Towers and Associate Judges C V Moore and M A Brackett. Admin letters granted to Augusta K Loewe for William G Loewe. bond and oath approved. Inventory and appraisement filed for John H L Pri deceased. order to sell. Proof of publication and creditor notices filed for Jennie P Crouse. Final account filed for William Edward Carlisle. funeral bill petition ordered. releases filed for Edna Virginia Kahler and others.
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Orphans’ Court
H. Roland Towers
Charles V. Moore
Maurice A. Brackett
Wiliam G. Loewe
Augusta K. Loewe
Bond
Ivotice
Er Ditos
John HL. Pri
Wilbert L. Merriken
Jennie P. Crouse
J. Virgil Moon
William Edward Carlisle
Donald Richard Carlisle
Harry R. Merriken
Margaret M. Noble
Reese Merriken
Edna Virginia Kahler
Five NASCAR Stars Crowned At Victory Dinner
Five 1952 NASCAR champions Tim Flock Buck Baker Mike Klapak Frank Schneider and Neil Cole were honored at the Princess Issena Hotel dinner. They are among entrants for two major Daytona Beach stock car events with 35 000 spectators expected. Buck Baker will drive a Lincoln Sunday and a Ford modified Saturday. Tim Flock will pilot a Hudson Hornet Sunday.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
United States
Princess Issena Hotel
Tim Flock
Atlanta
Mike Klapak
Warren
Ohio
Frank Schneider
Lambertville
N. J
Buck Baker
Charlotte
N. C
Neil Cole
Paterson
Baker
Lighting demonstrations by Homemakers Clubs study results
Extension Activities report: Homemakers Clubs discuss lighting after a two year General Electric study. Correct lighting is linked to good eyesight and health, and is worth the price.
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General Electric Company
Home Furnishing 4-H Leaders Plan Course
The Home Furnishing 4-H leaders met with the Home Demonstration Agent on Thursday February 12 at 7 30 to plan a Home Furnishing course for high school girls. The first meeting was January 22 led by Miss Florence Mason Home Furnishing Specialist.
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Florence Mason
First Tailoring Meeting Set For Friday Morning
The Home Demonstration Agent's office hosts the debut Tailoring series session on Friday from 9 30 to 12 30. Women will sew coats toppers and simple suits in this initial gathering.
County Homemakers Plan Meeting for Project Details
Young Homemakers across the county form Homemakers Clubs to share ideas and learn activities. Their representatives meet with the Home Demonstration Agent on Friday February 13 at 2:00 p.m. to plan a county project and work out details.
Wesley Junior College To Sponsor Antique Show
The Wesley Junior College in Dover will sponsor an antique show in the college gymnasium April 8 9 and 10 to benefit the athletic program. Dealers from Pennsylvania Maryland and Delaware exhibit antique furniture silver china jewelry lamps and related items all for sale. Co chairs publicity and exhibit space managers are named with meals available during show hours from 11 am to 10 pm.
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Wesley Junior College
Dover
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Richard Titus
J. Paul Slaybaugh
W. S. Taber
John Layto
W. R. Kilby
Daniel Bryant
Elsa Schwitters
Lillian Webster
Toy Neves
Farming Now A Big Business In Maryland Assets total a billion
Maryland farm assets total 1.05 billion with average per farm about 16 700 in land and buildings and 28 000 per farm establishment 15 500 per farm worker. land and buildings dominate assets at 60 percent and conservation farming boosts value. industry comparisons show farms exceed most retail businesses per worker. the data come from the University of Maryland College of Agriculture and the U S Department of Commerce.
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Maryland
Committee For Conservation
Chemical and Allied Industries
College of Agriculture
University of Maryland
U. S. Department of Commerce
Buy ARCADIAN Nitrate of Soda For Immediate Delivery
Advertisement urges purchase of Arcadian Nitrate of Soda fertilizer for complete fertilizer mixes. It promises extra bushels with early top-dressing and instructs placing orders for immediate delivery. Includes regulatory notice language about patent and registration.
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Reg. U. &. Pat. OF
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Elsie Louise Fleetwood
I. Robert Fleetwood
Tri-County
Trappe School
N.A.S.C.A.R
Janet Coblentz
Harmony Community House
Food and Nutrition Club
ANE
Lib
Pyuh- Diegsien Arab Oy
Compinee ‘Sroecemh
Liendo
Watertown
Mass
Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co
Alton Ewing
Cordova
Hillsboro
Caroline Home & Auto Supply
Shadowlawn F. F. Lockers
Clarke
Gulbransen
Everything Musical
Alexander’s Music Store
Race St
Cambridge
Breeding & Nichols
Noble Motor Co
Easton 245
Caroline Home and Auto Supply
Lou Hayes
Oxford
Denton Home Supply
Edward Bullock
Bridgeville Road
Rt. 313
Clarence I. Voshell
Allis Chalmers
John Natzinger
Burrsville
Guernsey
William H. Haddaway
Tilghman’s
Wingate Neal
Sam Cloud
Elmer R. Shoemaker
William Bullock
Pete Shaffer
Lespedeza Day
J. L. Stevens
F. D. Zeigler
Andrew Altis
Halsey Rd
Concord Christian Comrade
Concord Church
Victor
Grace Church
Townsend’s
G. Emory Gottwall
N. R. Harrison
Federalsburg
Halo
Lamison
Niss
Frederick M. Downes
Louise Downes Monroe
Circuit Court For
Caroline County
Equity
Calvert C. Merriken
D. Ralph Horsey
J. Kemp Stevens
Equitable Life Assurance Society
U. S
Denton, Md
Nirs
Ernest Gooper
Moore
Denton, Maryland
Tle Lumber Co
Wood
Nawipa Peranerive
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