Damages Award Upheld In Mule Loss Case At Tuckahoe Bridge
Twenty five years ago Harry Sullivan claimed damages after his mules fell through the Tuckahoe bridge. Arbitrators named by Sullivan and the Commissioners agreed on a third, awarding $525 with Talbot paying two thirds and Caroline one third. The report notes local family ties and ongoing notices of births marriages and deaths in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sullivan
Tuckahoe Bridge
Philadelphia
Oakley Redden
Glassboro
N. J
J. H. Death
Audubon
J. W. Field
Wilson Trice
Concord
Lida Neal
George R. Neal
John Bennett
Mary Killgallen
W. E. Cheezum
Lee Scott
Miss Pearl Fountain
G. L. Helgby
Denton
Peggy Lee
Philip M. Redden
New York
Louis N. Todd
Eighth District
Smithville
Cambridge Hospital
Todd
Bloomery Cemetery
George O’day
Charles R. Neal
Garey H. Hubbard
Frank Wright
William A. Alford
William H. Robinson
Earle Butler
Ridgely
Wilmington
Butler
Emma Plummer
Daniel Butler
The
Holiness Church
Lewis & Knotts Re-Elected Counsel to Board
Lewis and Knotts were re elected counsel to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis & Knotts
Ridgely Society Elects Officers and Sends Aid
The Ridgely Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wilson with Miss Mary Laird elected president and Stella Matthews as vice president. The group reported 745 items of clothing and 350 lbs of used clothing sent to relief and missionary agencies for 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Moore
Granville Hooper
Cambridge
Bobby
Tommie Anderson
Hagerstown
Ridgely Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Ridgely Methodist Church
Norman Wilson
J. E. Parker
Mary Laird
Stella Matthews
Ronald Lane
Mary Robinson
Ada Matthews
Church World Service
New Windsor
Louis Dennis
China
American Friends Service Committee
Merchant Marine Library
Philadelphia
General Goodwill Industries
Caroline County
Youth Club of Ridgely Reopens Center with New Programming
The Youth Club of Ridgely reopens its center after redecorating. It will be open every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Chaperons notified by mail and Caroline Sun. Albert W. Saulsbury Jr. resigns as president. Wallace Wroten to serve as acting president until next election. January chaperon schedule lists names for each Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. visitors include Mrs Harold Fountain of Wilmington visiting her mother Mrs C W Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
Caroline Sun
Albert W. Saulsbury Jr
Wallace Wroten
Joe Snowberger
Fred Friedel
Roy Glover
Frank
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Journal of
Margaret E. Schuyler
Bridgetown
Greensboro
John L. Meredith
Meredith
Temple Lodge
Ferdinand Baynard
J. Howard Pastorfield
J. Frank Wright
William F. Murphy
H. Clay Hobbs
Benjamin F. Johnson
E. W Breeding
S. G. Nuttle
W. T. Nichols
T. W. Bradley
Tyler
Maryland
Fletcher Hignutt
Lacy Alford
Blaine Bullock
Dorsey Nichols
Mark Hignutt
Roland Trice
Fred Payne
Horace Robinson
Ida Johnson
Wm. T. Hignutt
Kathryne Spence
Anna Mae Spence
Olla Tribbett
Elma Todd
Agnes Hignutt
Hilda Covey
Ruth Covey
Mildred Collins
Elizabeth Bullock
Evelyn Bullock
Elizabeth Alford
Hattie Alford
Roselle Bullock
Messrs
Roger Johnson
Raymond Hignutt
Orlan Hignutt
Jacob Garvey
Lloyd Brodes
Earl Breeding
Clayton Satterfield
Willie Wrightson
Robert Payne
Philomon B. Hopper
Circuit Court
J. W. Shewbrooks
W. Foster ‘Clark
Joseph Harris
John T. Carter
Wm. L. Cooper
Fred Bickling
Henry F. Harris
Thos. P. Green
Charles Andrew
John
B. Nichols
Jas
K. Coursey
Geo. H. Russell
Ben. H. Johnson
Lacey C. Murphy
Ernest G. Cooper
Frank P. Covey
Elmer T. Orme
John H. Baggs
Chas. J. Gallagher
John E. Todd
M. W. Charles
Walton P. Taylor
John Rumbold
George Baer
J. Mark Wright
James T. Kemp
Henry Beevers
B. Wright
T. Sewell Noble
Daniel C. Lynch
Norman Downes
Harry 8. Fisher
Wm. M. Sylvester
F. Albert DeFord
Francis B. Russell
R. E. Fountain
Geo. W. Messick
G. M. Downes
Aaron ©. Reber
J. Allen Cherry
Harvey H. Dean
Norman Vanscoy
John W. Howard
Ernest C. Collins
T. J. Daffin Jr
Wm. R. Ross
Leonard R. Towers
Denton National Bank
Harvey L. Cooper
Charles W. Hobbs
Thomas B. Sparklin
Abraham R. Wright
William H. Deen
Harry S. Dailey
M. Bates Stephens
James H. Nichols
John L. Everngam
J. Roland Chaffinch
Frederick B. Nuttle
Burton Proctor
Harry M. Thompson
Arthur W. Brumbaugh
Lawrence B. Towers
Irwin T. Saulsbury
William S. Norris
Cashier
George C. Skirven
Teller
I. Robert Fleetwood
Mary C. Lewis
T. Pliny Fisher
the Peoples Bank
Henry T. Nuttle
Thomas L. Day
Paul Holsinger
William Croll
Somers Blake
Albert G. Towers
Thomas F. Johnson
William R. Fountain
George T. Redden
Frederick J. Wright
H. Earle Smith
George J. Kibler
T. F. Johnson
William H. Nuttle
Frances John
Sherwood
Baltimore
Sherwood Brothers, Inc
G.d.crouse
Bethelene Motor Fuel
Sinclair Petroleum Products
Newton's
New Hampshires
U. S
O. A. Newton & Son Company
Bridgeville, Delaware
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
Mrs. Harold Fountain
C. W. Jackson
Farms & Homes
Strout
C. E. Roberts
E. A. Strout Realty Agency, Inc
Eee Ale Hanes
Cabela Ata Aaernys
Coca-Cola Company
Easton Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc
DIAL
Smyrna
Denton, Maryland
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