Greensboro News Roundup: Social Visits and Fire Dept Banquet
Greensboro social news lists visits among local families and friends with ties to Seaford and Baltimore. The Greens boro Volunteer Fire Department held its annual banquet in Nokomis Hall, featuring a turkey and fried oyster dinner, remarks by J C Smith and Framptom, and a civic program highlighting democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Gardner
Charles Ellwanger
Greensboro
Walter Fountain Jr
Seaford
Del
William Gardner Jr
Wm. Gardner Sr
Baltimore
Wallace Harper
Jane Harper
Elnore Roman
Jane
H. L. Dabson
Wilmington
Thomas Dabson
L. W. Taylor Jr
Centreville
Circle No. 4
Effa Plummer
Greensboro Methodist Church
Sarah Bush
W. S. C. S. Hall
Alberta Porter
Virginia Moore
Ethel Bishop
Nokomis Hall
Nokomis Council
J. C. Smith
Pet Milk Company
Jerome Framptom Jr
Caroline County Board of Education
Federalsburg
G. Linden Duffey
Woodie Dill
E. J. Pearson
Frampton
Virginia House of Burgesses
Chas. E. Davis
Hillsboro Community Notes Mention Obits Visits and Events
Miss Anne Spry of Centreville spent Monday with Miss Dora Morris and Miss Frances Covell. Funeral for Mr James Fleming held at Hillsboro Queen Anne Church with burial in Hillsboro cemetery. Community Club meets February 3. Families and guests from Baltimore and Denton attended dinners and gatherings around Hillsboro and Queen Anne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Spry
Centreville
Dora Morris
Frances Covell
Oliver Hughlett
Baltimore
Willard Russell
Blanche Morse
Price van Sant
J. E. Wothers
Sadie Wothers
James Fleming
Hillsboro- Queen Anne Church
F. E. Baker
Hillsboro Cemetery
William S. Thompson
Dianne
Susie Thompson
C. R. Hicks
E. H. Gale
Mariam
Mildrede Gale
Stewart Gale
Blanche Chaffinch
Denton
Milford Kline
Helen Smith
Geo. C. Moore
Victor Pepper
Fred Rowe
Ridgely
John Segar
Queen Anne
Woodrow Larrimore
Hillsboro
Marjorie Moxie
Vaughn Pepper
Maryland State Police Training School
Pikesville
In Memoriam James Ferdinand Cheezum Obituary
In loving remembrance of our dear father James Ferdinand Cheezum who departed this life January 19 1939. Do not ask us if we miss him. There is such a vacant place. Off we think we hear his footsteps and see his smiling face. Days of sadness still come over us. Tears in silence often flow. But memories keep him ever near us. Though he left us eight years ago. Sadly missed by children Betty James and Doris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ferdinand Cheezum
Thorne
Betty
James
Doris
Ridgely Bible Baseball Game and Soccer Club Schedule
Ridgely B Y P D will play Bethany B Y P D on February 9 at Bethany Church. An oratorical contest on Race Relations is planned for this summer with a final on the first Sunday in July. Ridgely Soccer Club meets the Glenn L Martin Bombers of Baltimore next Sunday February 2 at 2 30 pm at Ridgely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely B. Y. P. D
Bethany B. Y. P. D
Bethany Church
Ridgely
Glenn L. Martin Bombers
Baltimore
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis
A fragment describes a special process blended with other remedies for coughs and promotes a product claimed to provide quick relief. The text references treatment steps and suggests a bottle of medicine, urging readers to consider the item as a remedy.
Maryland farmers urged to keep simple farm records
University of Maryland economist Paul Walker advises farmers who filed estimated or final income tax returns by January 15 to maintain basic farm records. He emphasizes receipts and expenses, depreciation data, and using records to analyze the farm business and plan for next year. Simple ledgers are available from extension services and suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Paul Walker
University of Maryland
KREWATCH ADDRESSES FARM WIRING SAFETY NEEDS
University of Maryland extension agricul tural engineer A V Krewatch warns farm wiring must be safe and adequate. If motors start slowly lights flicker or brooders and heaters heat slowly, wiring is likely too small, even if it passes codes. Overloaded circuits cause voltage drop reducing equipment performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V.krewatch
University of Maryland
Electric wiring fixes to prevent overloading
Krewatch explains that adding new circuits or upgrading wiring can solve heating device overloads. If voltages remain low at the entrance service switch, the issue lies with the transformer or transmission line and must be corrected by the power supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krewatch
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Denton Armory
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Glenside
Ford Sauer
Glenwood
Florida
Alze
U. S
Nuts Kerr's
Virginia Lee
Fats
Burden
Ade Leake
Ib Sks
Lebanon
Belogna
Devonshire
Jiffy Pie
Fred J. Wright
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
Anita’s Beauty Salon
Newton's
New Hampshires
O.A. Newton & Son
Company
Bridgeville, Delaware
Farms & Homes
Strout
C. E. Roberts
RE. A. Strout Realty Agency, Inc
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