Orphans Court Rolls Through Jan 2 Session
The Orphans Court met in regular session on Wednesday January 2 led by Chief Judge H Roland Towers and Associate Judge Maurice A Brackett. Proceedings covered estates of Mamie I Morgan John L Adams Charles H Fearins Mary C Williamson Cleve H Parker Helen Scott Raymond D Shawn Velma O Wheatley Elizabeth Werner and others with accounts inventories bonds notices to creditors and probate actions as recorded by the Register of Wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
H. Roland Towers
Maurice A. Brackett
Mamie I. Morgan
William R. Morgan, Jr
Meryl I. Morgan
John L. Adams
Harvey Adams
Charles H. Fearins
Grace E. Bowman
Charles V. Moore
Raymond Dey Shawn
Evelyn May Anson
Mary C. Williamson
Audrey M. Williams
Anna M. Kujawa
Cleve H. Parker
Local Social Roundup From Millersburg and Nearby
Community members visit and host across Denton Greensboro and surrounding areas. Notable notes include Rev Liden Adams visiting family, a fiftieth wedding anniversary at the Wright home, and several hospitality gatherings. Also mentions a memorial sympathy for Mrs Emile Kendell and Capt Charles Ricards with a long flying career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Stafford
Franklin, Ronney
Dale Wesley
Frank Wright
Ash content reduced in coking coal by preparation methods
The Journal Today reports that ash content in coking coal has been effectively lowered through scientific preparation techniques.
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A quick home remedy using two heaping spoonfuls of Vicks VapoRub in a vaporizer or bowl of hot water to inhale vapors for rapid relief. The method relies on inhaling medicinal vapors to ease congestion and breathing.
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Vicks
Hillsboro Socials Include Visitors From Near and Far
Hillsboro notes place Hugh Clark and two sons from Berwin Maryland visiting J. M. Eaton and Mrs. Jarrell. Rehoboth visitors include Mrs. Jarrell, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Hitchens, and Miss Wothers. Mrs. Sherwood visited Denton with Mrs. Lynch. Coal remains the nation’s top heat source with 60 million tons moved by trucks from U. S. mines last year.
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Hugh Clark
Peter and
Roger Ellis
Berwin, Md
J. M. Eaton
Charles Jarrell
Sadye Wothers
Rehoboth
James Sherwood, Sr
Mary Lynch
Denton
U. S
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Sarah E. Dhue
Noble J. Dhue
Enoch Nuttle
Everett Nuttle
Elizabeth Werner
Ralph C. Werner
Sudans
Seo
Southern States
Southern States Farmers’ Supply Cooperative, Inc
Maryland
Hobbs
Liden Adams
Liden and
Eugene
Millersburg, Pa
Frank E. Adams
Amos Scott
Layton Jefferson
Milton
Del
Paul Johnson
Ft. Meade
Arthur Kelley
Lewis Butler
Teen Henry
Jack Adams
Tommy Lockerman
Nelson Henry
Cleveland Henry
Dover
Marie Downes
Smyrna
T. H. Towers
Lester Everngain
Concord
Fletcher Stafford
Orville Morgan
Federalsburg
Bolang Towers
Elmer Butler
Kenneth
Ellen
Ann
Greensboro
Thomas Connelly
Emile H. Kendell
Easton Memorial Hospital
Elsie Woodward
Sarah Bash
Calvin Lister
Charles Ricards
New York
L. H. Thomas
American Air Lines
Europe
India
Africa
Vernon Blades
F. N. Smith
Philip Mitchell
Harold Brooke
Virginia Stafford
Ralph H. Wooters
John Wooters
Neil Russell
Elias Wooters
Easton
the Journal Today
Fred J. Wright
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
Vicki VapoRub
Grrecy
Tle Lumber Co
Wood
G. Emory Gottwall
Pop Irs
Zaifr Ez
Goer
Nev
Carterporse Power
Hillsboro
Mesdames
Oscar Clark
Ella Hitchens
Sallie Ringgold
Haddonford, N. J
Sherwood Fuel
Sherwood
G. D. Crouse
Betholing & Sinclair
E and
Sherwood Brothers Incorporated
Perrabrye
Fisher
Fifth & Gay Streets
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