Greensboro Fire Alarm Proves False On Farm of Eid Dove
Greensboro volunteers responded to a non event at the Eid Dove farm when a neighbor reported a fire after seeing someone burning trash. Civil Defense donated two new fire sirens to be installed in town with details to be announced. Numerous social notices follow including weddings and visits by local residents, plus church events and illness updates.
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Greensboro
Eid. Dove
Dove
The
Civil Defense
Moyer- Kelley
Florence Outten
Felton
Del
Harry Kelley
James Stewart
Charles McKeefer
Wilmington
Bess King
Henderson
John Kelley
Dover
Ed. Potapski
Edward
Goldsboro
Delbert Lambertson
Kathy
Carol
Cheswold
Wendel Seiler
Wendel, Jr
Albert
Roger Moyer
Hazel
Kenneth
Carol Mae
Doris Rae
Richard Phillips
Walter Kelley
Lola Elaine
Mary Jane
Lynn Kelley
Albert Rinner
Robert Mumma
New York
Howard Rosen
J. E. Shockley
James
Hopewell
Harry Draper
George Wiederhoeft
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Draper
Joan Kornrumphf
Roxanna Kornrumphf
Gertrude Longfellow
Thomas Clark
Centreville
Donald Travers
Washington, D. C
Nelson Bishop
J. C. Smith
Myron Smith
Pottstown
Dickerson
Barclay
Golt
Templeville
Boyce
Oscar
Fay Butler
Georgeann
Thomas Dobson
Philadelphia
Lena Lewis
WSCS
Delaware
H. L. Cohee
Wheatley
Elise Roe
Kirwan
Lena
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Ida Clark
Easton Hospital
Bud Zacharias
Annapolis
Irving Ober
L. S. Jones
Easton
Effa Plummer
Henry Shultie
Dover Hospital
E. L. Kindleberger
Ridgely Social Notes Include Military News and Fund Drive
Ridgely residents share visits across Maryland and Delaware. Major Robert A. Satterfield of Denton earns a Division Provost Marshall post after service at West Point. Cpl Edward L. Gallagher Jr. ships to Korea with the First Marine Division. Polio drive totals reach 421.55 with numerous local solicitors listed.
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Robert A. Satterfield
Edwin Satterfield
Ridgely
West Point
John M. Swing
Margaret Swing
Connecticut
New Jersey
Richard Blackburn
Coursey Hemmons
Wilmington
Del
Glen P. Davis
Walter Pardee
Elwood Cherry
Theodore F. Fischer
Roger R. Ringgold
Fr. B. Thomas
Marvin Cohee
Betty Briscoe
Everett Tribbett
William Creager
Clarence Sutton
William Joiner
Herbert Koenemann
Harry Swann
Carl Nichols
Weaver Jones
A. W. Saulsbury
Edward L. Gallagher
Parris Island
S. C
Cherry Point
Camp Lejuene
N. C
Korea
First Marine Division
Edward L. Gallagher, Jr
U.S.M.C
H.Q. Batt
F.M.F
c/o
F. P.O
San Francisco
Calif
Barbara Boyles
Denton
Betty Alta Lord
Marydel News Highlights Local Obits and Events
Marydel mourns Bertha Price Ixaler born Elkton Md 1879 died after illness. She and husband ran a Marydel store and she served as clerk of the town council. Survivors include two sons in Washington DC a grandson and siblings. Also notes on Henry Wilkens hospital stay Valentine baby drama and several local visits and fund drive totals plus firemen attend Kent County Fire Meeting Cheswold report.
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Marsvdel
Bertha Price Ixaler
Mars. Kaler
Elkton
Mir
James Price
Marsdel
Bert Skkaler
Marydel
Calvary Methodist Church
WSCS
Price
James
Washington, D. C
T. Olin Ford
Miami
Florida
Elizabeth Cohee
Wilmington
Rawlings
C. H. Atkins
Greensboro
Henry Wilkens
Washington Missionary Sanitarium
Takoma Park
Washington
7Th Day Adventist Church
Elizabeth Cobb
John Wilkens
Kent County
Cheswold
Preston Bridge Club and social visits in Maryland area
The Preston Monday Bridge Club met with Mrs. H. M. Hollis while Isabel McClean of Baltimore spent the weekend with Mrs. Dorothy Osteen. Several hostesses hosted bridge luncheons and dinners including Mrs. Harry Taylor and Mrs. George Plummer. Mrs. Mary Duke and others visited Baltimore Easton Cambridge Salisbury and Chestertown with social gatherings and a Valentine shower for Mrs. Laura Christopher.
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H. M. Hollis
Isabel McClean
Baltimore
Dorothy Osteen
Richard Hall
Harry Taylor
George Plummer
Wilmington
Del
Harold B. Plummer
W. J. Bonner
E. J. Harris
Creighton Carmine
Cambridge
H. C. Houghtaling
Bridge
Mary Duke
Clare Payne
Inez Noble
John W. Noble
Easton
Reese Theatre Offers Ivanhoe Amid Film Week
The Reese Theatre runs a sequence of showings with a matinee Sunday at 2 30 p m and a school matinee Tuesday at 1 30 p m for Ivanhoe in CYCGLORAMA. This week features a Movie Q Contest on Thursday Feb 26 offering 200 dollars and 175 dollars in prizes.
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Reese Theatre
Community Notes From Hobbs Area Social Calendar
WSCS plans a meeting with Mrs. Lewis Butler next Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Lindle of Milford Del. visited her sister Mrs. Clara Stafford who is on the sick list. Birthday greetings go to Mr. and Mrs. L H Thomas who host Feb 15 as a shared natal day with Mr. Lawless. Families visit Denton and Washington College noted. anniversaries celebrated and guests mentioned including the Wrights Fountain Morgans Jesters and Chaffinch children.
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WSCS
Lewis Butler
Mary Lindle
Milford
Del
Clara Stafford
L. H. Thomas
B. B. Lawless
Bernice
Denton
Wesley Stafford
Frank Wright
Ralph H. Wooters
Geo. Fountain
Nelson Henry
Cleveland Henry
Nick Henry
Nelson
Bernard H. Thomas
L. N. Thomas
Washington College
Roland Towers
A. B. Morgan
Wilson Shockley
Orville Morgan and
Shirley
Minos Jester
Dawson Fountain
L. N. Murphy
Harry Willis
Andersontown
Melinda
Susan Chaffinch
W. G. Holbrook
Marvin Butler
Tuckahoe Neck
Textile industry powered by bituminous coal
Bituminous coal provides about 60 percent of all fuel used by the textile industry, reflecting heavy reliance on this energy source amid evolving supply and price pressures.
Social Visits And Weekend Guests In Hillsboro
Hillsboro residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. J. Robert Knott Jr and family from Baltimore, Carrie Ford of Centreville, and Marion Knott joined N. E. Knott Sr and family. Jack Ballard and son from Wilmington stayed with Luther A. Short’s family. Others included Mrs. John Decker with Emily Knotts, Mrs. Oscar Clark and Mrs. Charles Jarrell visiting Easton, Susie S. Thompson with T. A. Geiser in Centreville, Bernard Pinder family of Vincentown NJ with Howard Dodds, and Robert L. DeFord visiting Charles DeFord in Fort McClellan, Alabama.
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J. Robert Knott, Jr
Dianne
Baltimore
Carrie Ford
Centreville
Marion Knott
N. E. Knott
Jack Ballard
Jack
Wilmington
Luther A. Short
John Decker
Emily Knotts
Oscar Clark
Charles Jarrell
Easton
Susie S. Thompson
T. A. Geiser
Bernard Pinder
Vincentown
N. J
Howard Dodds
Pfe
Robert L. DeFord
Fort McClellan
Alabama
Charles DeFord
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Harvey Lord
The Lords thank friends for phone calls letters cards flowers visits and a fruit basket from the Concord Christian Comrade Class. They express gratitude and bless everyone. The item also notes a prospective proofreader joke about punctuating a sentence with a dash after Mary.
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Class of Concord
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Anderson Redden
David N. Rittenhouse
Herman Reyne
George Fountain
C. C. Ringgold
Bernard Ringgold
J. Percy Bartlett
Harry Miller
Marion Redden
Phillip Lee
William Faulkner
Tuckahoe
Pvt
William Connolly
Mrs
Bernard Connolly
Mary del
S. S. Morrison
North Bergen
Clarence Jones
Lakeland
Nellie Failing
Claus Wilkens
Marshel
Paul Smith
Mary Leslie
Virginia Treether
Violet Ford
Longe
Preston
Newspapernachive
Hobbs
Hillsboro
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lord
Mary
Arthur E. Rothauge, JR
Denton, Maryland
Federalsburg
A. EK. Rothauge, JR. Denton
Coca-Cola Company
Easton Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Inc
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Alexander Smith
Masland
Caroline Hi
Youngstown Twin
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