Land Transfers Continued From Page Ten
A series of June 1952 land transfers across election districts shows numerous deeds between couples and individuals. Notable entries include Philip Lahr to Thomas Bowers, Elmer Shoemaker to Bradford Stetson, Beverly Goldsborough to Edward Vandegrift, and The White Villa Corp. to J Leon Towers, among others, with parcels located in Ridgely, Federalsburg, Greensboro, Den ton, and Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Lahr
Thomas B. Bowers
Elizabeth Husztek
Harry D. Markley
W. Brewster Deen
Mark E. Hignatt
Burton F. Brooks
Benjamin Griffin
Ridgely
James A. Smith
Robert L. Mitchell
Elmer R. Shoemaker
Bradford Stetson
Lannace A. Moore
Russell W. Hallowell
Marvin H. Smith
Federalsburg
Frank A. Gibson
Robert E. Councell
R. Noble Taylor
Beverly L. Goldsborough
Edward W. Vandegrift
Greensboro
The
Atlantic Refining Co
G. Emory Gotwalls
Denton
David H. Tallman
J. Redden
C.t.a
Charles F. Engerman
J. Leon Towers
White Villa Corp
Calvert C. Merriken
Homer Smith
Leo William Blazejak
Joseph N. Blazejak
George W. Beck
Mildred Acree Chapman
Clifford T. Scruggs
Patricia Anne Lawson
Lucy Viola Adams
Katherine M. Adams
Leonard William Adams
Harvey H. McMahan
Henry F. Jester
Ridgely social notes detail leave and visits
Ridgely community notices list military leaves visits and travels of residents. Pfc William J. Sculley returns to Camp Eustis after a 30 day leave. Sgt Gene Stedman on leave until July 5 visits family in Ridgely before rejoining Canton, Ohio. Several residents and guests traveled to Charlottesville and Baltimore for weekends and family events. The Ladies Auxiliary and Ridgely Volunteer Fire Company won first in parade best appearance at Greensboro carnival on June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Joseph Richardson
Virginia Sparks
C. C. Covington
Barbara Covington
Lois Slaughter
Hansen Hoffman
Pfc
William J. Sculley
Camp Eustis
Stephen Redden
Francis Lynch
Redden
Carmelia Cannon
Newark
N. J
John Shewbrooks
Wm. P. Mussellman
Newtown
New York City
Walter R. Moore
Mussellman
Moore
John M. Saulsbury
Ernest L. McNamee
Oakland
A. W. Saulsbury, Jr
Harry Miller
North Bergen
Ridgely Volunteer Fire Company
Greensboro
Chautauqua Days and the Rise of the IPA
A nostalgic look at Chautauqua circuits from their 1874 birth in Chautauqua New York to their peak in 1924 and seamless migration into modern venues through the International Platform Association. It recalls venues, figures like Vincent Miller Beecher and Bryan, and musicians, magicians, and lectures that educated and entertained across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Chautauqua
Webster Corners
Oregon
Maud
Russell H. Conwell
Dr. Conwell
Temple University
Philadelphia
William Jennings Byron
Minnesota
Texas Plains
Wisconsin
Maine
New York
John H. Vincent
Lewis Miller
M. C. Hutchinson
Margaret Stahl
Enoch Arden
Mary B. Roberts
Ben Greet
American Lyceum
Josiah Holbrook
Lyceum
Henry Ward Beecher
Wendell Phillips
Robert G. Ingersoll
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Susan B. Anthony
Julia Ward Howe
Mark Twain
James Whitcomb Riley
Circuit Chautauqua
Muscians
International Platform Association
Redpath
Alkahest
Horner
Talent Magazine
IPA
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Sonny
Christian Science Monitor
Marriages Listed for Md Del Denton Couples in Notice
A long marriage license list shows numerous couples from Maryland Delaware and New Jersey including William Cain and Blanche Gordon both Denton paired with others such as Ramond Flaharty and Pearl Smith Preston Fed eralsburg. John Webb and Lois Dempsey Dover. Daniel Jones Harrington. Calvert Collins Hurlock and Joyce Meredith Federalsburg among many pairs. The notice spans Denton Greens boro Milford Seaford Smyrna Clayton Jersey City and more with ages ranging from teens to forties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cain
Marcus Hook
Blanche Marie Gordon
Goldsboro
Victor F. Flamer
Ridgely
Dulicie E. Wayman
Queen Anne
Roland D. Turner
Nora M. Brindley
Denton
Ramond A. Flaharty
Preston
Pearl Elizabeth Smith
Federalsburg
Nathan Gillespie Jester
Milford
Del
Margaret Louise Forbes
Dover
Randolph Starchie
Vandelier Brown
George Earl Hignatt
Marjorie Evaline Murray
Zebulon
N. C
Calvert Lee Collins
Hurlock
Joyce Meredith
Harris James Smack
Gay McBroom
Marvin Ward Hewitt
Greensboro
Naomi Louise Wright
Edward David Hastings
Clara Belle Jerolaman
Seaford
John Winfield Webb
Lois Jean Dempsey
James Russell Hoover
Loretta Gartner Cashden
Rehoboth
Howard Steele
Smyrna
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eileen K. Smith
Spaplrar
Journal Today
John L. Natzinger
Sallie Brittingham
Gay St
Eastern Shore Sign Company
Bigeel Md
Franklin St
Mason Clopper
Ralph T. Dill
Oil City
Tiger Tractors
America
I. T. Quillen
Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co
Alton Ewing
Cordova
Hillsboro
Caroline Home & Auto Supply
Benbrae Kennels
Houston
R. R. Avenue
O. E. Roberts
Strout Realty Agency
Gulbransen
Everything Musical
Alexander’s Music Store
Race St
Cambridge
Shadowlawn F. F. Lockers
V. Kaufman
Randolph St
Seventh
Clarke
Caroline Home& Auto Supply
Andrew Altis
Halsey Rd
Orig
Denton Home Supply
Dodge
J. Norris Coulby
Call Denton
Joe Schneider
Hillsboro Road
Newton’s
O. A. Newton and Son
Bridgeville
Merriken
Concord
Wm. Bullock
Breeding & Nichols
Greensboro Road
H. G. Ramsey
Culpeper
Noble Motor, Co
Easton 245
New Hampshire
West Denton Hatchery
Frank D. Zeigler
Stirn
Denton- Greensboro Rd
Cooper
Cooper’s
General Electric
Greenwood
George R. Willey
Norman Rust
Harrington
Vernon
Cooper Furniture Co
Cy Washill
Church St
Howard H. Trice
Farmall Tractor
William C. Austin
Denton, Md
R. D
Burrsville
Fen
E. R. Shoemaker
Church Hill
Denton Journal
Kennersley Farm Dairy, Inc
N. R. Harrison
G. Emory Gottwall
Griffith
Third Street
Will’s Sporting Goods
Maryland National Guard
T. C. Taylor
Thos
K. Thomas Everngam, Solicitor
Circuit Court
Caroline County
George H. Gregg
Paul W. Gregg
Et Ax
Chancery
Denton-Greensboro State Road
Maryland
Margaret Gregg
Adams Landing
K. Thomas Everngam
Wm. E. Andrew
Ntlhive
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