Ada Fleming Dandy Dead After Illness in Denton Community
Mrs Ada Fleming Dandy wife of J H Dandy died last Friday after a period of illness following a two week Easton Hospital stay. Funeral services were conducted by Rev T J Turkington at Moore Funeral Home Denton and interment was at Berrett Cemetery near Sykesville. She is survived by her husband three sisters and four brothers. The community extends sympathy to the Dandy family amid a series of local visits and remembrances from friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Fleming Dandy
J. H. Dandy
Easton Hospital
WSCS
Dandy
Carroll County
T. J. Turkington
Moore Funeral Home
Denton
Berett Cemetery
Sykesville
Lewis Butler
Elmer
Charlie Butler
Harry Blades
Felton
Amos Scott
L. H. Thomas
Bernard
James C. Hardesty
Carlton
Harrington
Washington College
Harold Clendaniel
Idaline Strannahan
Middletown
Del
C. V. Clarke
Clarke
Calvin
Marvin Butler
Jackie
Shirley Faye
Madeline Doris
George Johnson
Wilmington
Elmer Butler
Ellen
Ann
Elsie Woodward
Greensboro
Edward Butler
Goldsboro
Wilmer Wright
Preston
Wesley Stafford
Kenneth Butler
Janet
Local Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Guests
Hickman and Hignutt families hosted and visited in Zebulon and Federalsburg with gatherings at the Murrey home. Several residents, including Bowdles and Torberts, plus Drummond and Noble families, shared weekend and weekday visits across Harrington, Washington, and Federalsburg. Sick lists and hospital notes include Ella Breeding under observation and others recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Croll
Nancy
Phyllis
Federalsburg
William Croll
Annie Wilson
Isaac Noble
Evah O’day
Margaret Breeding
Greenwood
Russell Bowdle
Harrington
W. F. Torbert
Lillian Benson
Washington
Layton Bowdle
Howard Drummond
Ruth Drummond
Wilmer Nagel
Nagels
Byron Barton
Byron and
Douglas
Dundalk
J. C. Fountain
Jason Reed
Will Cavender
Clayton Brown
Alonzo Cohee
Goldsboro
Harold Messick
U. S. Navy
Fred Messick
Clem Melaney
Harry Bowdle
Bowdle
Frank Fountain
Hobbs
Sallie Wroten
Ola Wroten
Seaford
Wroten
Ida Hollis
Sallie Torbert
Jessie Fearins
J. N. Drummond
Ella Breeding
Milford Hospital
Charlie Stevens
Wilmington
Marydel notices and events from Lincoln Day dinner to Lions pack
Marydel hosts Lincoln Day dinner attendees Dr and Mrs Robert Miller and others. donations and hospital visits. Miss Clara Winch and Miss Margaret Gardener guests from Philadelphia. A L Harman elected to board of Middle Atlantic Lumberman's Association. Charter Night banquet March 23 led by Oscar Lord. Captain Preston Poore spoke on driver safety. death of Ed Butler noted. families visiting from Carneys Point New Jersey. Jeffery Boys visiting grandparents. Marydel Cub Pack held first meeting receiving charter from Bruce Ayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Armory
Robert Miller
H. Kennard Shults
Vernon Steele
Marydel
Edgar Harman
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Clara Winch
Margaret Gardener
Philadelphia
L. H. Collison
John Shewbrooks
A. L. Harman
Middle Atlantic Lumberman’s Association
Atlantic City
Lion
Preston Poore
Smyrna
Del
Templeville
Ed. Butler
Goldsboro
Stewart Logan
Michael
Linda
Carney’s Point
N. J
Logan
Jeffery Boys
Amos Wyatt
Bruce Ayers
Easton
Prestonians honored at Tidewater Hotel luncheon
Mrs Frank Duke hosted a Tidewater Hotel luncheon in Easton for Prestonians on Saturday. Edwin Glass of Brooklyn and Howard Harris hosted weekend guests. Joseph Harris from the University of Delaware visited his parents. The Monday Club luncheon at Tidewater was hosted by Mrs Theodore Fletcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Duke
Tidewater Hotel
Easton
Edwin Glass
Brooklyn
N. Y
Howard Harris
Joseph Harris
University of Delaware
Theodore Fletcher
Creighton Carmine
Baltimore
E. J. Harris
C. V. Kenworthy
C. S. Bradley
Hurlock
Lillie B. Collins
Albert Beevers
Toad Variety Highlight in Newpaper Scrawl Archive
Fragmentary note from NEWSPAPER sRACHIVE mentions about 100 kinds of toads. The readable text is sparse, offering a glimpse of a catalog or feature on amphibians without clear dates or locations. Further details are unavailable in the accessible portion.
Marriage License Records Summary
Robert Dorr Kinney aged 33 of Otsego New York and Virginia Pippin aged 16 of Easton Maryland are listed for marriage. James McClain Griffin aged 27 and Jennie Parker aged 25, both of Milford Delaware, are also recorded for marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dorr Kinney
Otsego
N. Y
Virginia Pippin
Easton
James McClain Griffin
Jennie Parker
Milford
Del
In Memory of Conrad Lane
In memory of my husband Conrad Lane who died February 28 1950. The wife Elizabeth Lane writes of yearning for home with thoughts of the grave and missing him three years on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Lane
Elizabeth Lane
In loving memory of my sons James and William
Poem reflecting a mother's grief for two sons James died 1929 and William died 1949. The speaker asks Jesus to keep them until a heavenly shore and recalls the family’s love. The verse ends with the line that angels loved them more and a final note about enduring sorrow despite worldly cactus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
William
Jesus
Elizabeth Lane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ellen Butler
O. H. Henry
B. B. Allen
W. G. Holbrook
Frances Bennett
Hickman
Herman Fignutt
Harry Lee Hignutt
Herman Hignutt
Connie
Diane
George Hignutt
Zebulon
N. C
Hillman Murrey
Srachive
Will Foley
Ihe
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