Funeral services for Frank A. Breeding at Goldsboro
Frank A. Breeding age 58 died after a short illness in Memorial Hospital Eas ton. He was born in Maryland and lived in Goldsboro as a farmer and plumber. He was a Red Man member. Survived by widow Sarah Breeding and eight children, eight sisters, eight brothers, and sixteen grandchildren. Burial at Mt. Olive Cemetery near Goldsboro following services at Trinity Methodist Church led by Rev. Ray W. Kirwan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Breeding
Trinity Methodist Church
Goldsboro
Ray W. Kirwan
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Breeding
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Maryland
A. Breeding
Margaret Maslin Breeding
The
Red Men
Sarah Breeding
Myrtle B. Downes
Magnolia
Mae B. Bishop
Greensboro
Ruth B. Bowers
Wyoming
Lillian Breeding
Dover
Dorothy Thoroughgood
Rehoboth
Barbara Porter
Linwood F. Breeding
Hebron
Walter Breeding
Joseph Breeding
Claymont
Alfred Breeding
Boothwyn
Bertha Dulin
Mary Kirkbride
Linwood
Elsie Parker
Chester Plaza
Clara Stubbs
Addie Rosetti
Rockdale
Catherine Keeley
Carolyn Breeding
Chester
Ella Kilpatrick
Chester Heights
Funeral services for Thomas Williams in Greensbor o
Funeral services for 70 year old Thomas Williams were held at Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro with Rev. Ray W. Kirwan presiding. Burial was in Greensboro Cemetery. Williams died Sunday in Memorial Hospital Easton after a farming life in Queen Annes and Caroline counties. Survived by widow Bessie, son James Williams, daughter Carrie Massey, one grandchild, two sisters and one brother and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Williams
Rawlings
Greensboro
Ray W. Kirwan
Trinity Methodist Church
Goldsboro
Williams
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Queen Anne’s County
William
Susie Benton Williams
Caroline County
Bessie Williams
James T. Williams
Carrie Massey
Baltimore
Martha Curlett
Betterton
Effa Moore
Chestertown
William Williams
Ridgely
Baltimore Symphony All East on February 109th
Carroll E. Jackson, 79, retired farmer and carpenter, died in Memorial Hospital, Easton, last week. He is survived by two brothers and five sisters. Services were held at his Queen Anne home and burial at Greenmount Cemetery, Hillsboro. The article notes the Baltimore Symphony’s growth, from 54 local musicians in 1916 to 85 today, with a 20-week season, mid-week and Saturday series, school concerts, and extensive touring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll E. Jackson
Memorial Hospital
Easton
William E
Lydia Anthony Jackson
Howard Jackson
Ridgely
Joseph Jackson
Queen Anne
Minnie Carter
Hillsboro
Blanche Willis
Clara Carter
Ethel Messick
Nora Sewell
Chester
Evans R. Hall, Jr
Trader’s Pharmacy
Tidewater Inn
House of Flowers
Baltimore
The Cat and the Canary Coming to Easton Stage
Easton readers will see The Cat and the Canary at 8:30 p.m. with a cast led by Annabelle Rita Frampton Paul Dick Johnson Charlie Tom Norton Taylor Susan Susan Norton Taylor Cicily Elinor Groves and Harry Ed Henderson. Freda Shorrock plays Zetta and David Stewart directs the two set mystery thriller featuring Crosby Hollingsworth Hendricks and an unfilled Peterson role. Tickets are available from Easton Players members or local businesses.
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Aire
Hudson River
Annabelle
Rita Frampton
Paul
Dick Johnson
Charlie
Tom Norton-Taylor
Susan
Susan Norton-Taylor
Cicily
Elinor Groves
Harry
Ed Henderson
Zetta
Freda Shorrock
Crosby
Bob Hollingsworth
Hendricks
Frank Brinsfield
Peterson
David Stewart
Voice of the
Turtle
Stewart
Easton Players
Cora E Wieder funeral held in Baltimore
Funeral services were held on Tuesday January 26 in Baltimore for Mrs Cora E Wieder Grand Secretary and Past Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter of Maryland Order of the Eastern Star Interment was in St Margaret s Church Cemetery Annapolis Md Wieder was Grand Matron in 1926 27 and had served as Grand Secretary for eight years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora EK. Wieder
Baltimore
Cora E. Wieder
Grand Chapter of Maryland
Order of the Eastern Star
St. Margaret’s Church
Annapolis
Wieder
Peninsula Girl Scouts Hold Annual Election of Officers
Peninsula Girl Scouts announce officer elections with Driggs Frederica as president and Mrs C H Smith as first vice president. Other officers include Mrs Kingsland, Mrs Grime, Tayloe Lewis, and Mrs Hill with various district chairs and committee heads elected. The council also votes to amend By Laws re districting Delaware into four districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millington
Camp
G. A. McDaniel
Federalsburg
I. W. Hamm
Seaford
Del
E. Turner
Centreville
W. Garner
Laurel
E. G. Sirman
Caroline County
W. R. Garey
Greensboro
Dorchester County
N. Brohawn
Cambridge
Kent County
T. Nickerson
Kennedyville
Queen Anne’s
C. Haymaker
Talbot County
L. W. White
Easton
Delaware
P. Burnham
Rehoboth
F. Clendanie, Jr
Milford
H. C. Miller
Dover
NowsvapernbRlye
Peoples Bank Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting
Peoples Bank reports stronger year with deposits rising and earnings of 27500 after taxes 13000 plus 367 per share dividend 120 per share and 50000 surplus rise and loans up 70000. Edward J Armstrong of Stein Bros Boyce Baltimore praised meeting and optimism for business outlook. Directors elected include Crol l Nuttle Orme and Smith Kibler Ringgold with Harry Nuttle as president and Earle Smith as VP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Armstrong
Stein Bros. & Boyce
Baltimore
Theodore Orme
Armstrong
Alton G. Billmeier
Messrs. C. Percival Merrick
Harry M. Hollis
Charles E. Hadaway
Mervin A. Pentz
William Crol
Harry H. Nuttle
H. Earle Smith
Denton
Bernard H. Kibler
Queen Anne
Roger R. Ringgold
St. Michaels
E. Theodore Orme
Lacey R. Orme
Clarence C. Ringgold
LaVerne T. McNeal
Teller
James W. Merriken
Frances IF. Johnson
Maude G. Ferrick
Dorothy S. Jones
J. Redden
Methodist Missionary Rally At Easton Continues
The Rev and Mrs Gilchrist, new England natives and University of Maine graduates, head to India to teach in an educational setting. They will be introduced to Easton churches ahead of their mission service. Gilchrist will join St Mark's Methodist Church services, with afternoon rally led by Rev William Hemphill. The article notes Philadelphia launching the first daily newspaper in 1784.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilchrist
New England
University of Maine
Waldoboro
Maine
India
God
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Easton
Hartwell F. Chandler
William Hemphill
Sadlersville
Denton Junior Auxiliary Reports Baltimore Symphony Concert Plans
The Denton Unit of the Junior Auxiliary announced a Baltimore Symphony Orchestra concert on February 10 at Easton High School Auditorium. A children’s show at 4 PM and an evening show at 8:30 PM will be offered with regular tickets at 2.50, bleacher seats at 1.00, children’s tickets 0.50, and chaperone tickets 1.00. Tickets are available from Mrs. William Dempsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Easton High School
William Dempsey
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H. Dunham
P. Fitzgerald
Iaston
J. Marshall
Harrington
J. S. Bowman
Dover Area
Bowman
Everngam
A. Matthews
J. P. Hammond
Everngain
Journal Today
Baltimore Symphony All East
Peninsula Girl Scouts
Peoples Bank
Cherry's Department Store
Easton, Maryland
Methodists Unite For Missionary
America
Philadelphia
Jonnd
Salisbury
Trousseau
Benjamins
Salisbury, Md
Sunbeam
Knapp
Monarch
Gibson
Oinn
Mervin K. Cohee
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