Horse Sense and Tractors on Farm Safety
Safety programs by farm equipment makers aim to minimize hazards but accidents remain high due to carelessness and ignorance. A Iowa State Fair survey found 599 participants blamed human factors, not machines, and urged slower, alert, proper use of shields, lights, maintenance, and keeping children away from gear.
Community Notes From Greensboro and Nearby Towns
Virginia D Towers reports Miss Mary Draper spent last Tuesday in Wilmington. Several residents visit family across the region including trips to St. Petersburg Harrisburg and Baltimore. Neighborhood birthdays funerals and social visits are recorded with multiple relatives and friends named, reflecting a broad pattern of local life last week.
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Mary Draper
Wilmington
Alvin Smith
Thurman Passwaters
Billy
St. Petersburg
Florida
George Murphy
Ellis Murphy
Foster P. Hopkins
Harrisburg
Arlington Heights
Illinois
Francis Karcher
Elizabeth Smith
Vernon Blades
Sandy
Dover
Nelson Draper
H. L. Haddick
Anna Cole
Federalsburg
Jack Boulais
George Butler
Denton
New England States
Emma Mae Wyatt
Mattie Wyatt
Hillsboro Community News Highlights Many Weekend Visits
Astream of visitors and gatherings fills Hillsboro as Meredith Uhrig and relatives from Birdsboro and Allentown join the DeFord family for a weekend. Across town, picnics, church activities, and youth camp events unfold with families from Wilmington Dover and Baltimore joining local residents for social and religious activities.
Social Visits and Historic Flag Carried Through Wars
On Sunday Mr and Mrs Wm Clark with Mrs W F Clark Miss Annabel Clark and Mrs Mary Breeding visited Mr and Mrs Wesley Breeding at New London Pa Mrs Dora B Melvin and Miss Catherine Melvin attended a family picnic at Tolchester Beach Also Mr and Mrs Roy Medford spent Sunday in Snow Hill Salisbury and Newark Md In Maryland State House Flag Room the only flag carried in both the Revolution and War of 1812 was displayed William Bachelor carried the flag home at the end of the Revolutionary War His son carried the flag in the War of 1812.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Edge
Frederica
Clayton Wyatt
Alfred Blackburn
Mattie Wyatt
Reese
Barbara
Hinesley
Moreen Wyatt
Ruth Padgett
Tammy
Roland Taylor
Paul DeFord
Oakland
Teddy
Ocean City
Hugh Butler
Minneapolis
Minn
Seaford
Del
Roger Moyer
Lansdowne
Clinton Morris
Nancy
Ruth Porter
Lewis Taylor
Felton
Robert Porter
William Stewart
Wilmington
Clayton Stewart
Nancy Porter
Harvey Porter
Fenwick Island
Paul Earheart
Clarksville
Indiana
Raymond Vogt
New Mexico
Jack Hollingsworth
Jack Ballard
Luther Short
Jackie Ballard
Ralph Fisher
Woodsboro
Wm. Sherwood
James Sherwood
E. C. Thomas
Commission On Education
Hillsboro-Queen Anne
Kim
Harold Hiester
Washington, D. C
Jim Cook
Roswell
Eddie Segar
Segar
Dawson Segar
Cook
Peggy Murphy
Fred Thornton
Rusty Eaton
Camp Pe-Co-Meth
Centreville
Elwood Fleming
Barton Butler
Cheri
Rehoboth
Wallace Hammond
Mary Eagles
Camden
N. J
Florence Thornton
Greensboro
Lawrence Tornton
Allen Segar
Camp Mardela
Herbert Thomas and Sons
Baltimore
Tilghman Knotts
Herbert
Michael
Sherman
Linda Towers
Granville Towers
Mildred Callahan
Matthewstown
Bright Price
Stevensville
Gaylord Durham
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia
Earl Thompson, Jr
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Wayne Durham
Edward Walls
Kennedyville
T. A. Montague
Wm. A. Palmer
Maryland
State House
William Bachelor
Bachelor
Henderson WSCS Meeting and Guest Slides
The Henderson WSCS met at Mrs. Francis Thomas’s home for a covered dish supper with members families and guests. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Evans shared slides from Yellowstone National Park and other sites. Mrs. Pearl Jones visited Granville Gruwell family and Woodland Beach. Mrs. Keith Webb stayed with her mother Mrs. H L Melvin. Roland C Thompson hosted relatives for Lorraine Thompson’s 17th birthday. Mrs Dora B Melvin and daughter Catherine were guests last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Francis Thomas
Fred Evans
Yellowstone National Park
Pearl Jones
Granville Gruwell
Sandtown
Woodland Beach
Keith Webb
Near Town
H. L. Melvin
Roland C. Thompson
Lorraine Thompson
Dora B. Melvin
Catherine
Fort McHenry Named After James McHenry
The Maryland fort completed in 1794 carries the name of James McHenry, who served as George Washingtons Secretary of War during the Revolutionary era.
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Maryland
Fort McHenry
James McHenry
George Washington
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Caroline County
National Schelar
Virginia D. Towers
Marlene
Harry Darling
Bruce
Skipton
Marley Pinder
Hattie Massey
Samuel Carrow
Lewis Jones
Nelson Forney
B. C. Beckham
Whital Larrimore
John Burger
Lewes
Charlie Powell
Silver Spring
Bradford Cooper
Don Cooper
Earl Cooper
Wyoming
Howard Cole
Alan Tribbitt
Arthur Hutson
Harry Smith
Milton
Harry Williams
Harry Knox
Smyrna
Sharon Pinder
Sharon Pinder Is Visiting Her Grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bolt
Luther Bennett
Hillsboro
Meredith Uhrig
Birdsboro
Martha Uhrig
Allentown
Charles DeFord
James Eveland
Laura Eveland
Kenneth Fowler
Hiram Moore
Carlton Short
Joseph
New York
J. Hurd
Harold Overfield
Elmer Bowdle
Clifton Walls
Walter Wessel
David Carroll
Delaire
Ralph Bassett and Sons
Ashland Terrace
Haddonfield
Grover C. Tharp
Wm.a. Palmer
Mary S. Pippin
C. A. Shenton and Son
George A. Montague
Brooklyn
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William Hitchens
John Hayden
Martin Wuerthner
Bulova
Gary Cooper Wilhelm
Baltimore Orioles
Hoyt
Gary
Air Force
Tucson
Ariz
Pennsylvania
Lois Janet Piercy
Springfield
Journal
Henderson
S. Catherine Melvin
Mercury
Will's Sporting Goods
Mercury Outboard Motors
Crestliner & Vanguard
Interlux Marine Paint
Franklin ST
Denton, Maryland
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