Denton News in Briefs and Obituaries
A long Denton Maryland area notice page reports the death of Walter Sapp of Goldsboro at University Hospital Baltimore, plus the passing of Annie Coulbourn of Denton. It covers weddings, a DeMolay installation, a Preston burial, Concord marriage, a 25th wedding anniversary, and a Federalsburg widow. Details name Mary Towers, Chas Symington, Walter Redden, Mrs. Duffey, and others with locations Denton Easton Baltimore Guilford and Talbot County. The tone is community obituary and social notes with ceremonies, receptions, and residents’ life milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sapp
Goldsboro
University Hospital
Baltimore
Kemp Mewnam
Denton
A. B. Sapp
Laurel
Annie M. Coulbourne
James H. Coulbourn
St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church
Mary Bernard Towers
Chas. Harrison Symington
Miss Towers
Albert Garey Towers
Title Guarantee and Trust Co
Towers
Emanuel Church
Guilford
John Singer
Paul
David
Charles Laramore
Greensboro
Millard Collison
Order of DeMolay
Caroline High School
Burdette Nuttle
Frederick Towers
James Duffey
Paul Greenly
James Wright
William Chambers
Thurman Covey
Alfred Dennison
Alan Goldsborough, Jr
Burton Parker
Edward Wheatley
Samuel Cloud
Sentinel
Harold Jump
Thomas Baynard
Clyde Ellwanger
Paul Shockley
Emory Wailston
Francis Smith
Walter Hill
Clayton Long
William McDaniel
Earl Wright
Harold Kitz
William Hammill
Dad Charles S. Carroll
Dad Ely
Ely
Preston
Martha Ford
Spring Hill
Easton
American Corner
Olaf Smith
Edward
William Andrew
Lewis
John William
Roland Reed
Billy
Norris
Paul Maloney
Edward Leon
Alice Jane
Lacy Murphy
Lacy Griffith
Harry Fearins
Charles
Henry
Edwin
Elmer
Marian
George Shufelt
Maryland Farmers Get 1955 Grain Loan Repayment Dates
Maryland farmers with 1953 CCC loaned grain stored in public warehouses must repay by February 28, 1955 to retain possession. If market value exceeds loan plus charges, CCC pays the difference. Grain stored on farm or under purchase agreements has different rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
George B. Reeves
Maryland State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Reeves
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Orphans' Court Proceedings Review of Estates and Admin Actions
The Orphans' Court met in regular session led by Chief Judge H Roland Towers with three associates. Reports and orders covered estates of Duffey Roe Covey Patterson Westbrook Edwards Garcia and others including administration letters, guardianship accounts, inventories, and notices to creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
H. Roland Towers
M. A. Brackett
C. T. Carroll
Gladys E. Roe
T. Dukes Roe
Katherine E. Westbrook
George R. Westbrook
Olivia W. Covey
Allison H. Covey
Jerome Patterson
Denton National Bank
J. Roland Chaffinch
Bryant Johnston Garcia
Bryan J. Shockley
George P. Edwards
John H. Cahall
Local Social Roundup From Denton and Nearby Areas
Mr. and Mrs. WB Reynolds of Denton hosted Thursday afternoon visitors. Denton guests included Mrs. Jank Wright and sister Mrs. Bertha Beck. Numerous visits occurred with the Thomas and Seward households, and several attendees went to the State Farm Fair in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jank Wright
Bertha Beck
Denton
Geo. Johnson
Elmer Butler
L. Hl. Thomas
James C. Tfardesty
Carlton
Harrington
Carlton Seward
Norwood Melvin
J. H. Edgell
Greenwood
L. H. Thomas
Elizabeth Troffman
Mss
Lydia Dandy
Sarah Wilson
Mr. Seward
Ridgely
Doris Perry
Wesley Stafford
Henry
J. A. Willoughby
Samuel Harrington
L. N. Thomas
W. B. Reynolds
Albert Dukes
Clifton Cohee
Kenneth
Emmett Maloney
Bobby Pippin
Harrisburg
Piney 4-H Club Elects New Officers for 1960s Draft
Piney 4-H Club met January 17 with Mrs. Roy Adams. New officers named: Barbara Henry president Ruby Adams vice president Lee Dulin secretary Patsy Fuchs treasurer Betty Lou Fearins sunshine committee Terry Hall correspondence Joan Morgan song leader Effie Anthony reporter. Upcoming weeks will feature member interviews for a Who's Who feature. attendance of Mrs. Stivers planned etiquette talk. Patsy Fuchs and her mother hosted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piney 4-I Club
Roy Adams
Barbara Henry
Ruby Adams
Lee Dulin
Patsy Fuchs
Sunshine Committee
Betty Lou Fearins
Terry Hall
Joan Morgan
Effie Anthony
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Journal of
Layman Jones Redden
Roger Elizabeth Duffey
R. W. Duffey
Washington
Beverly Courts
Bermuda
Redden
Choptank
George T. Redden
Jane Redden
Lillian Beatrice
George Franklin
Carlton Lee
Ida Maloney
Ernest Towers
Walter Willey
Burton
Erma
Jacob Zierl
Jim Knox
J. Snowden
Claude Howard
Claude, Jr
Earl Passwaters
Harvey Lord
Earl
Ida Towers
Hannah Howard
Sophia Howard
Bennie
Ellwood Connelly
Viola
Beatrice
Dolly Towers
Sarah Murphy
Hazel Baker
Catherine Towers
Lynnie Margaret
Alice Howard
Ruth
Lord
Mabel Latton
Lelia Andrew
Lois
Dorothy Howard
Velma Howard
Leonard
William
Edward Howard
Lawrence
Rosser Andrew
Grover Towers
Carlton Andrew
Vernon Nichols
Sewell Hubbard
George
Owen Howard
Gorman
Ormond
Edward Henry
Lavenia Corkran Noble
Raymond Noble
Federalsburg
Noble
John Heh. Noble
Hillcrest Cemetery
G. Linden Duffey
Eleanor Towers Duffey
Executrix
Sperate
Hobbs
Ann Butler
Mrs. Lewis Butler
Firestone
West Denton
Denton, Maryland
4Th & Market Sts
Auto Supply
Piney
the Electric Shop
Ohe Electric Shop
Washington and
Bay Streets
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