Births at Steward Hospital and local visits noted
Birth announcements list a son for Morris and wife Felton Delaware a son for Paul Shelton Templeville Maryland a son for Stephen Lynch Ridgely Maryland and a daughter for Harold Redden Ridgely Maryland. Also noted are weekend visits by Hilton Dobson and friend Lundburg Wilmington Delaware with Mrs Thomas Dobson and Betty Lou. Additional social notes name Betsy Taylor Diane and Ruthanna Baynard visiting, nurses Constance Taylor and families, and several residents visiting relatives in Goldsboro Denton Rehoboth Philadelphia and Philadelphia area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steward
Rexford
N. Y
L. W. Taylor Sr
Betsy
Granddaugher
Diane
Robert H
Boone C
Ruthanna Baynard
Carlton Smith
Goldsboro
Alan Luff
Earl Deaner
Rehoboth
Charles Draper
Milford
Del
Edna Gray
H. R. Renslaw
Swarthmore
Clinton Gray
Mt. Airy
Constance Taylor
U. S. Cadet Nurses Corps
Memorial Hospital
Betsy Taylor
Tolchester
Ella Brumbaugh
A. W
Irvin Brumbaugh
Norman Raleigh
Denton
Balster Herman
Baltimore
William
Pacific Area
Florence Taylor
Nancy Smith
Cecelia McNicholas
Washington
Miss Smith
Ada Smith
Gloria Douglas
Richmond
William H. Anthony
Philadelphia
Leslie Wyatt
Miss Lena Bickling a birthday guest at Mrs. Cora Bickling's
Mrs. Cora Bickling entertained a group including Miss Lena Bickling Cooper Bickling Mrs. Thomas Hobbs and Mrs. Louise Cain and children and Master Reese Bickling in observance of a birthday last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Bickling
Cooper Bickling
Thomas Hobbs
Louise Cain
Reese Bickling
Cora Bickling
Liquidation sale of W. Lee Wheatley cannery property
On Saturday July 14 1945 at 2 PM the former Wheatley cannery at American Corner Maryland will sell all cannery equipment and stock including labeling machines, cookers, filling machines, crates, belts, 600 cases No 2 cans and more plus office fixtures. Afterward separate estate items including trucks and tractors will be auctioned on the cannery yard. Inspection allowed prior to sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lee Wheatley
American Corner
Maryland
Federalsburg
Victor
Cannery
International Tractor
1937 Ford Pick-up Freuhaus Trailer and Goods for Sale
A sale offers a 1937 Ford pickup Freuhaus trailer, 30 ft, plus assorted goods including about 50 tons of coal, corn in crib, 120 cords Pine slabs, 15 cards Oak slabs, and 6000 tomato baskets. One-third cash due day of sale with balance by August 1 1945 or all cash at purchaser option. Deferred payments bear interest from sale day and are collateralized to executors. Possession after full settlement. title papers and stamps at purchaser expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Freuhaus
Canning House
Tomato Cannery Plant in Maryland Sells With Real Estate
Three parcels of land described as Parcels E F and G along the State road from American Corner to Federalsburg in Caroline County Maryland are included with a ready to operate tomato cannery. The plant features 40 000 square feet of space and facilities for about 125 skinners, plus warehouse and other outbuildings. The Executors of W Lee Wheatley will sell the real estate and cannery machinery as a going concern, usable in the 1945 season, at the sale location near American Corner four miles north of Federalsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Engineering Company
Denton
Federalsburg
American Corner
Maryland
W. Lee Wheatley
Land description in Caroline County Maryland parcel details
This record outlines a land tract in the Eighth Election District Caroline County Maryland starting at a fixed stone then tracing boundaries north 200 feet east 150 feet south 200 feet and west 150 feet to return to the beginning It references Parcel No 2 of the Wheatley land conveyed by Everett Nuttle May 30 1933 and recorded in Liber TCH 98 folio 473 The property includes three rows of shanties and a Schoolhouse with capacity for about 100 persons located along the Federalsburg Denton State road near American Corner It notes accommodations for cannery skinners and employees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta B. Wheatley
W. Leslie Wheatley
Everett Nuttle
K. Thomas Everngain
Caroline County
Maryland
Wheatley Canning House Yard
American Corner
Federalsburg
State of Maryland
Redman
Murry Lloyd Goldsborough
Benjamin C. Redman
Howard Roop
Oscar Nichols
Fred Beauchamp
Redman Canning
W. Lee Wheatley
T.C.H
Denton
Denton State Road
Wheatley Canning House
Leonora C. Deen
W.A.C
Henry Gorman
Ernest Collins
Kelley
Ray Deen Farm Tract in Caroline County Maryland Sold
Property known as the Ray Deen farm or Home Farm of the late Thomas F Griffith lies in the Eighth Election District Caroline County Maryland. Described by a detailed metes and bounds description starting near Harmony Williston road, improvements include a dwelling, electricity, barn, corn crib sheds and timber. The farm sits about 3 miles north of Harmony on the Denton Preston state road and is tenanted by Ray Patrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Deen
Thomas F. Griffith
Carolie County
Maryland
Harmony
Williston
Charles Todd
Denton-Preston
Ray Patrick
Land tract in Caroline County described with measurements
Property in the Eighth Election District of Caroline County Maryland is detailed with metes and bounds from a fence on the Denton American Corner road. It references multiple landowners, a 1948 survey by John G Fisher, and prior deeds to W Lee Wheatley and dates, plus on site improvements. The farm sits on the Denton Federalsburg State road three miles north of American Dormer and includes barn milk house and outbuildings with timbered land and heavy liming and manuring. Percy Collins is the current tenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Federalsburg
American Dormer
Percy Collins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Caroline
Greensboro
Phoebe Jarrell
Ruth Nichols
Lawrence Thornton
Norfolk
Boone C. Taylor
Wilmington
Marydel
Jack Boulais
Janice
George Stevenson
Emma Pippin
Clifford Hutson
Hawaii
Elizabeth Christian
Mids
Robert H. Taylor
Lee Adams
Pauline
Bloomery
Cambridge
Dave Devore
New York
Ocean City
Grace Horsey
Blanche Adams
Helen Harmon
Milford Hospital
Schauer
C. W. Adams
Edgar Fountain
Atlanta
Fred Fountain
Charles Fountain
Paul Horsey
Orphans’ Court
Sloan Canning House
Mary
Teams OF Sale
K. Thomas Everngam
William E. Andrew
Love Farm
John G. Fisher
William T. Love
W. Leslie Yeatee
E. Thomas
The
Denton National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
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