Deaths James W Shively of Ridgely dies at 86
James W Shively 86 retired farmer and business man formerly of Goldsboro died at home in Ridgely after a long illness He was born May 28 1866 in Allentown Pa He is survived by his widow Laura Gottwall and children from his first marriage Noble J Horace D John H Omar J Blanche Cahall Agnes Kreiser 12 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren Funeral services were at Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro with Rev Wilson Davis and Rev T E Fischer officiating Interment in Greensboro Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Shively
Ridgely
Goldsboro
Shively
Caroline County
John Sylvester
Allentown
Lida Dennison
Laura Gottwall
Noble J
Horace D
John H
Wilmington
Omar J
Georgetown
Del
Blanche Cahall
Dover
Agnes Kreiser
Rehoboth Beach
Allen Smith
Rawlings
Greensboro
Wilson Davis
Ridgely Methodist Church
T. E. Fischer
Church of the Brethren
Greensboro Cemetery
Mrs Annie E Andrew obituary from Denton area
Mrs Annie Elizabeth Andrew 84 widow of Charles Andrew farmer died Sunday at her son Melvin Andrew’s home near Denton. She survived by daughter Mrs Floyd Garey of Denton four sons Melvin Wilbur Ormond L Denton and John of Wilmington three brothers Leonard Wyatt Thomas Wyatt M Lee Wyatt of Denton 12 grandchildren nine great grandchildren. Funeral 2 PM Wednesday at J Virgil Moore and Son funeral home Dr John E French officiated burial in Denton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie E. Andrew
Annie Elizabeth Andrew
Charles Andrew
Melvin Andrew
Denton
John R
Eliza Morgan Wyatt
Floyd Garey
Melvin
Wilbur
Ormond L
John
Wilmington
Leonard Wyatt
Philadelphia
Thomas Wyatt
M. Lee Wyatt
J. Virgil Moore
John E. French
First Methodist Church
Denton Cemetery
Funeral services for Betty Jean Mitchell held in Greensboro
Betty Jean Mitchell, 20, died last Tuesday after a long illness at her Goldsboro home. Funeral services were held Friday at 2 p.m. from Rawlings Funeral Home in Greensboro, conducted by Rev. Carey of Barclay. Burial followed in Greensboro Cemetery. She was the daughter of Robert and Anna Hutson Bright of Goldsboro and was survived by her husband Vernon, a son David Lee, a sister Victoria Hicks of Greensboro, and a brother Robert Bright Jr. of Goldsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jean Mitchell
Rawlings
Greensboro
Carey
Barclay
Mitchell
Goldsboro
Robert
Anna Hutson Bright
Vernon Mitchell
David Lee Mitchell
Victoria Hicks
Robert Bright, Jr
Death of Millard Edge in Claymont Delaware
Millard Edge aged 44 died suddenly January 9 at his home in Claymont Delaware. He was the son of the late Samuel and Della Edge of Caroline County. Funeral services held January 13 at William F. Jones Funeral Home Claymont. Burial in Riverside Cemetery. Survived by widow Joetta Johnson Edge son John Millard two brothers Robert Edge of Golds...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Edge
Claymont
Del
Samuel and
Della Edge
Caroline County
William F. Jones
Riverside Cemetery
Joetta Johnson Edge
John Millard
Robert Edge
Golds
Beverley sisters and relatives named in Beverley case
Beverley residents Reynolds Edge and Boro Edge are joined by two sisters Mrs Lula Dunlavy of Goldsboro and Mrs Mary Holzman of Chicago in a family listing connected to the Beverley case, indicating the reach of the proceedings.
Burglar 19 Captured After Fight With Woman and Child
A 19 year old burglar fled a house as a woman and child fought back. Police, aided by five civilians, combed nearby woods after a bus driver reported a youth matching the description. Phoebus was arrested after a cigarette purchase and questioned by officials. he boasted of crimes from Maine to Florida. He had a prior reform school sentence for bicycle theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Perkins
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Maryland House of Correction
Maine
Florida
Clayton C. Carter
Phoebus
Perkins
Soldier on 16 day leave from Camp Breckenridge
Pvt. Norwood H. Allston of Camp Breckenridge Kentucky spends a 16 day leave with his mother at home near town. He broke his leg in a fall on duty and will return to the Base Hospital for further treatment. He thanks friends for the many kind gestures during his hospitalization and holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Norwood H. Allston
Camp Breckenridge
Kentucky
Mahala Allston
Allston
Change of address for S.F.C. Paul N. Johnson letter request
A few weeks after a letter requesting used clothing for Korean children, the Journal notes a corrected mailing address for S.F.C. Paul N. Johnson. The new address is RA 14258731 H. Co. 21st TMP APO 59 c/o P.M. San Francisco California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul N. Johnson
S.F.C
c/o P. M
San Francisco
California
Sympathy for Shively family noted in Ridgely
Obituary notice extends sympathy to the family of James Shively who died at home in Ridgely last week. He was father to Horace and Noble Shively of Goldsboro. The item lists several out of town visitors and a MYF Sub-District meeting with about 70 attendees in Goldsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shively
Ridgely
Horace and
Noble Shively
Jennie Griffin
Marguerite Griffin
Washington, D. C
Ed Krissel
Rehoboth
Del
Roy Shively
Baltimore
Edward C. Jarrell
Edward R. Jarrell
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Patuxent River Naval Air Station
Elbert Jarrell
Camden
N. J
Noble Jarrell
Ervin Smith
Howard Shockley
MYF
Goldsboro
New Journalism Building Sought by Maryland Press Association
The Maryland Press Association urged the University of Maryland to build a new journalism facility, condemning current credentials as inadequate and outmoded. The group proposed a new Hall of Fame for notable Maryland editors and supported a spring course in community journalism with student placements at nearby weeklies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Press Association
University of Maryland
Association
Elmer M. Jackson
Annapolis Capital Gazette Press
Neil H. Swanson
Baltimore Sunpapers
N. T. Gunning
The
Cumberland Times
John Coffman, Jr
Takoma Journal
Ik. W. Orem
Democrat and News
Cambridge
Journalism Department
Maryland
Michael W. Aker
Queenstown News
Aloysius I. King
St. Mary’s Beacon
Paul Patterson
A. S. Abell Co
P. G. Stromberg
Ellicott City Times
Sunpapers
Five County Leaders Club Recommends Camp Fund Use
The Five County Leaders Club of the Girl Scouts met Monday with five members present to approve recommendations from November. Absent members were deemed to assent. Actions include turning camp balance to the Council for a Camp Development Fund, transferring current equipment to the Council, and dissolving the Leaders' Association with funds used to pay bills and turned over as miscellaneous funds.
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The
Girl Scouts
Thelma Nickerson
Kennedyville
Warfield Dennis
Millington
Thomas Everagan
Denton
Austin Roberts
Sadlersville
Bernard O’grady
Five County Leaders Club
Burrsville Church Services and Local Social News
Burrsville church services are listed for Sunday January 25 with Wesley Church School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m led by superintendent Norman Outten. Guests report a golden wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bullock. Community members attend funerals in Harrington and Milford. Several residents travel to Florida for vacations and visits. Rev Omro Todd missed classes due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley—Church School
Norman Outten
Union
Church School
Harry Porter
Henry Stafford
John H. Bullock
Bullock
Whiteleysburg
Burrsville
Winfield Willis
Emily Bailey
St. Petersburg
Fla
Pauline Hopkins
Federalsburg
Henry Noble
Harrington
Charlie Welch
Annie Camper
Brown Thawley
Milford
Wesley Thawley
Denton
Jack Gibson
Queen Anne
Fred Lewis
Trouston Thawley
Elizabeth Ann
Jean
Paul Butler
Little
Robert Stafford
Melvin James
Melvin Jr
Norman Hopkins
Florida
Amos Layton
Omro Todd
Morrill Act Created Land Grant Colleges In 1862
The Morrill Act was enacted by Congress in 1862, establishing land grant colleges to broaden higher education access across the United States. It funded states to create institutions focused on agriculture and the mechanic arts, expanding public higher education nationwide. The act shaped American education by tying federal land grants to state university development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Washington College Alumni Reunion February 14
The Washington College Alumni Association will hold its first mid-winter reunion on Saturday February 14 at the College. Events include registration in West Hall lounge a buffet luncheon for alumnae sorority women open house for alumni fraternity men and guests a 730 pm basketball game against Loyola College at Chestertown High School Gym and a dance at the Chestertown Armory with the crowning of a homecoming queen plus a gathering at the Chestertown Country Club for Chester River Yacht and Country Club alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington College Alumi Association
Shore School
Loyola College
Baltimore
New West Hall
Washington College Pan Hellenic Council
Chestertown High School
Chestertown Armory
Chestertown Country Club
Chester River Yacht and Country Club
V. F. W. Presses For Many More Hospital Beds
Veterans of Foreign Wars leader Wilding urges restoration of 16,000 VA hospital beds deleted from the building program two years ago. He cites the Columbia University murder case to illustrate ongoing hospitalization needs for veterans of all wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilding
Columbia University
New York City
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The Tackle Box Debuts On WMAR TV In Baltimore
Tidewater Fisheries launches a new weekly TV series on WMAR TV in Baltimore titled The Tackle Box. It replaces a former department program that ran over 16 months on another channel. The show promotes fishing and hunting while stressing conservation of fisheries and natural resources. It is produced with cooperation from the Sunpapers, Tidewater Fisheries Commission, and multiple state and federal agencies including the Board of Natural Resources and the Weather Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmar-Tv
Sunpapers
Baltimore
Arthur H. Brice
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Board of Natural Resources
Department of Game and Inland Fish
Department of State Forests and Parks
Department of Research and Education
United States Weather Bureau
Hardhead Defy Anglers In Maryland Waters
Commissioner Fred P. Glose of Baltimore says hardheads or croakers have not boycotted Maryland. anglers report feeding habits changed, with anglers failing to catch in visible schools or haul seines while millions of pounds are still landed annually despite reduced fishing interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Fred P. Glose
Baltimore
Mr. Glose
Department of Tidewater Fisheries
Tuberculosis Infection Common in Industrial Societies
Tests show nearly every resident of industrial societies has been infected with tuberculosis by age 15, though only a small portion develop serious disease. The data imply widespread exposure with low progression to active illness.
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J. Henry Baker
Miller
Norman H. Irwin
Irwin Feed Co
E. Kindleberger
Washington College Alumni Association
Weser EL Sea
Harry G. Neese
Wyoming
St. Michaels
P. O
Easton
Water
P. O. Box
Kennersley Farm Dairy
Ikaston
Nuttle Lumber and Coal Cs
Alton Ewing
Cordova
Hillsboro
Caroline Home & Auto Supply
C. Dickerson
High St
Shadowlawn F. F. Lockers
Clarke
Carolina Home & Auto Supply
Merriken
Calvert C. Merriken
M. A. Brackett
Denton, Md
Gulbransen
Everything Musical
Alexander’s Music Store
Race St
Breeding & Nichols
Noble Motor Co
Easton 245
Caroline Home and Auto Supply
Nelson Pippin
Denton-Hobbs Road
Rt. 313
Clarence E. Voshell
John J. Roberts
Henderson, Md
R. H. Ledman
Chrysler
Windsor
J. Norman Stubbs
Henderson
Rudolph Spinka
Lou Hayes
Oxford
Denton Home Supply
Burrough
Smith Corona Typewriter
M. G. Crouse
Blakeford Farms, Inc
Queenstown
Todd’s
Route 16
Ladies of Wesley Church
Fleetwood
Ladies of
Hickman
Carville Fleetwood
G. Emory Gottwall
N. R. Harrison
Lamison
Arthur S. Trice
Denton-Hobbs
Cannon Wright
Peoples Bank of
Denton Community Club House
E. Theodore Orme
Niss
Frederick M. Downes
Louise Downes Monroe
Circuit Court For
Equity
D. Ralph Horsey
Hiy
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