Greensboro Fire Crews Battle Weekend Blazes
Greensboro volunteers answered a midnight alarm for a car fire started by a cigarette with light damage. A Saturday call to a ball park grass fire produced no damage. The column lists many local residents visiting, hosting, or traveling during the holiday week, including families from Philadelphia Wilmington Dover and Maryland towns and service members returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Andrew Myers
Darlene
Elizabeth Greeley
Barbara
Larry Trish
Louis Daltry
Lilian Hartnett
Harold Daltry
Eva Mae Greeley
Connecticut
Charles Shropshire
Geo. Harris
Port Elizabeth
N. J
Eddie Hobbs
Goldsboro
Frank Hobbs
Arthur Dean
Roland Taylor
Ruth
Teddy
Nick Laramore
Alan
Ocean City
Sky Line Drive
Virginia
Winder Brockway
Westminster
Noble Sipple
Lawrence Sipple
Chester
Sipple
Wm. Stoops, Jr
Portsmouth
Birthday party honors Hartly area resident
Marydel report notes a birthday party for Mr Frank Smith near Hartly with guests including Mr and Mrs Otto Meyer and Mr and Mrs J Seward Dailey. Other visitors include Mr Richard Boothe and Mr Herbert Palmer from Buffalo, and Mr and Mrs Earle Thomas of Temple Hills Washington. Also listed are health and family events plus the Calvary Methodist Sunday School picnic set for Tolchester and Marydel Civic Club picnic at Garland Lake starting at 5 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Seward Dailey
Frank Smith
Near Hartly
Lottie Hall
Richard Boothe
Herbert Palmer
Buffalo
N. Y
Earle Thomas
Temple Hills
Washington, D. C
Wm. Linderborn
Rock View Beach
Chas. Sullivan
Emma Teat
Ollie Seward
Amos Wyatt
Amy Louise Boys
Clyde Boys
L. E. Wimbrow
Snow Hill
Jeffrey Boys
Amy Louise
Drexel Hill
Marydel
Chas. Wimbrow
Bridgeville
Calvary Methodist
Tolchester
Lions Club Elects Officers and Public Notices
Birthday party honors Mrs Gurnes Swnotts on her 83rd birthday at Templeville. H B Logan to attend Rural Mail Carriers State Inn at Frostburg July 12 to 14. Marshel Lions Club elects officers for the year: president Stephen Raez. 1st VP Amos Wyatt. 2nd VP James Mitchell. secretary J Seward Dailey. treasurer Paul Smith. lion tamer Frank Kinnamon. tail twister Louis Antol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Wvyvatt
Gurnes Swnotts
Templeville
H. B. Logan
Amos Wyatt
James Mitchell
J. Seward Dailey
Paul Smith
Frank Kinnamon
Louis Antol
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Gale Nashold
T. H. Hooper
Wilmington
Del
West Virginia
Alvin Tribbitt
Samuel Carrow
Ethel Thornton
Pearl Ware
Pauline Cannon
State College
Edith Cannon
Ira DeLong
Felton
Nelson Bishop
Henry Cohee
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Lewis Taylor
Alvin Simpson
Cpl
Raymond Floore
Fort Eustis
Ivy Jones
Toward Jones
Kathy
Ralph Jones
Robert Baker
Bertha Simpson
Edwin Feddingfield
Alice
Carrie Hobbs
Baltimore
Gilbert Carrow
Gilbert Jr
Kenton
Victor Carrow
Philadelphia
Harry Richards
West Chester
Charles Wheatman
Clayton
Mars. Thornton
Pfe
Eloise Anthony
Jean Raver
Gene Tribbitt
Milford
Rehoboth
Robert Binebrink
Salisbury
Bonnie Parks
Dover
Norman Barnard
Alfred Lilly
G. H. Nashold
L. M. Hooper
Larry and
Judy
Los Angeles
Calif
Jane
Paul Hermann
Huntington
W. Va
John Kershaw
Hooper Brothers
Nelson Forney
B. C. Beckham
Clarence Russ
James Shively
Ridgely
Merrel Spence
Joan Russ
Marion Hiley
Wheaton City
Charles Bilbrough
Preston Spicher
Peggy
Carolyn Wright
Francis Richardson
Mary Dorman
Lacey Wilson
Sadie Ash
Will Ware
R. B. Rawlings
Suzanne
Bobby Thornton
Wallace Thornton
Alan Thornton
E. W. Lapham
Marvydel
Thornton
J.g
R. H. Taylor and Children
L. W. Taylor
Walter Joiner
Willard
Roy Musser
Fork
Ida Shields
Town
Fannie Shields
Denton
Mary Neal
Clifford Heinold
J. E. Weaver
Ivy Whitman
Belleville
Elizabeth Smith
William Pinder
Joppa, Ald
Marley Pinder
Vernon Blades
Francis Whateher
Charlotte Ruhle
Rockfeller Center
Air
Otto Meyer
Gale Electric Company
Sherwood Brothers, Inc
G. D. Crouse
Supplier
Denton, Md
Mrs. J
Johnny Bell
University of Maryland Extension Service
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