Land Transfers In Ridgely Area June 1954
Land transfer notices list multiple deeds in Ridgely and Greensboro with dates in June 1954. Transactions include Mervin Wessex Cohee to Shore Builders & Construction Corp, Robert W. Downes Jr to Lacey Rampmeier, Denny Taylor to William Earl Downes Jr, Layman J. Redden as assignee to Wilbert L. Merriken, Charles William Herfurth to Lloyd Perry Hopkins, Leon Greeley to Edward J. Cough, Beverly L. Goldsborough to Norman T. Smith, William W. McClyment from Denny Taylor, Clara A. Bulow to Twin County Canners, Sarah Pruyn German to Greston E. Jackson Jr, and John C. Dixon to L. Clark Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervin Wessex Cohee Et al
Shore Builders & Construction Corp
Ridgely
Robert W. Downes, Jr
Lacey Rampmeier
Ridgels
Denny Taylor
William Earl Downes, Jr
Harrington Fair to Host 2 Year Old Trotters
The Kent and Sussex Fair Stake No 1 for two year old trotters offers a $5,000 purse and runs Tuesday July 27 at the 35th annual Harrington Delaware fair. Entries include Sturdy Song owned by Kirby and Holloway with trainer Joe Bibeau and driver William Houghton, plus several others from Maryland New York and Washington with total purses at the four day event reaching $25,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Harrington
Delaware
T. B. Holloway
Association
New York
Maryland
Sturdy Song
Peter Long
Ima Harvester
R. R. Kirby
Milford
J. B. Holloway
Roosevelt Raceway
Joe Bibeau
William Houghton
Yonkers Raceway
Haughton
Bibeau
Trotter
Burgess Hanover
Kirby and Holloway
Fortunate Song
Harold Stayton
Felton
Mabel Hi-Le
Lloyd James
W. E. Hurlock
Cambridge
Black Rice
E. C. Moriarty
Wichita
Kansas
Maryland Downs
Edward Hobbs
Scarlet Rosecroft
W. E. Miller
Washington, D. C
Holloway
Independence for Teenagers Explored by Youth Authority
A noted authority on youth discusses parental responsibility toward teenagers and the vital question of rearing children. The piece appears in the July 4th issue of The American Weekly, a Baltimore Sunday American color gravure magazine feature.
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American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
A New Kind of Mayonnaise Light Not Heavy
A newspaper blurb promoting Mrs. Filbert's LIGHT Mayonnaise. It highlights a lighter texture with foamy egg yolks and whites, soft flavors, gentle vinegar, real lemon juice, and a delicate spice mix. The ad invites readers to try the product today.
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Mrs. Filbert
Twenty five Years Ago item dense with local names and notices
Twenty five Years Ago column recalls many Denton area figures. Mrs J. Virgil Moore and daughter join Baltimore banquet winners. Miss Elizabeth Dukes announces engagement to Ormond L. Andrews. weddings, birthdays, and visits noted among families like Dukes, Bonwill, Focht, Fitzgibbon. Fire at Bowdle farm, county tax rate set, and obituaries of Mrs Wrightson and Mr Ferrins mark year.
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John F. Ferrins
West Denton
Ferrins
Raughley Farm
Wesley M. E. Church
Burrsville
Lewis Adams
M. E. Wheatley
Elizabeth Dukes
Stevensville High School
Queen St
Chestertown
Esther Kauffman
Emily Walls
Edith Straushn
Denton
Gladys Worrell
Baltimore
Grace Love
Arkansas
Virginia Jones
Ann Welch
Helen Tyler
Ann Perkins
Dorothy Knotts
Margaret Jefferson
Helen
Louise
Mary Simpers
Richard Carvell
Bruce Dukes
Edgar Lusby
Kennedyville
Ann Bonwill
Still Pond
Sara Bonwill Wills
Charles H. Wills
George W. Facht
Reading
J. W. Kirk
Denton M. P
Willis Home
East
Allis Focht
West Chester Normal School
Focht
James Fitzgibbon
Washington, D.C
Eastern Shore Society
Miss Moore
Caroline
Annie FE Pippin
Elizabeth Anne Wrightson
Wm. W. Wrightson
Federalsburg
A. Kirby Wrightson
Preston
O. T. Nichols
Turlock
B. L. Cochran
Brooklyn
N. Y
William Wrightson
Ransom P. Nichols
Tallcrest Cemetery
Fred L. Bowdle
Hickman
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
William Layton
Cardinals Hold Salisbury Tryout Camp July 2 and 3
Cardinal scouts Iial Olt and Frank Crespi will run a two day tryout at Memorial Field in Salisbury on Friday and Saturday July 2 and 3. Open to players 17 to 23 seeking a pro baseball path, with on site registration and full information kept after. Attendees need bring only a glove, shoes and a possible uniform, with bats and catching gear supplied and expenses refundable if signed to a minor league contract. Sessions start at 10 a.m. local time.
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Cardinal
Iial Olt
Frank Crespi
Salisbury
Memoral Field
Memorial Field
Crespi
Olt
Cardinals
Red Birds
Red Bird
Georgetown Races continuation with restart overtake incident
In the Georgetown Races recap, a clash between riders occurred between the 1st and 2nd turns of the 1st lap forcing Jim Slayes to maneuver at 191 to avoid a collision and a restart was needed. The fourth event covered eight laps featuring Consy Jack Hart, Dick Maddox, and Tom Langshaw with a 3:54.2 time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Slayes
Jack Hart
Dick Maddox
Tom Langshaw
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Bure
Frank
Charles Todd
Ars Molthe Excragam
Joss
Tams
Harmon
Bethlehem
Roa
Ford
Fuller
Robert Mitchum
Marilyn Monroe
Centenia Theatre
Georgetown
The
Journal Today
Fred J. Wright
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
Stewart E. Hallowell & Son, Inc
Ford Theatre
Channel 11
F.C.A
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