Dover and area residents in extended summer notices
Twenty five years ago Mr D W Davis and daughter Caroline plan a two week motor tour with friends through Pennsylvania and New York to Niagara Falls. Dr J Wesley Kee and wife from Panama finish a two month US visit. Mrs John O Davis visits. Mr Thomas Marker and Miss Mildred Bowdle wed at Holy Cross Church. Mrs Joseph B Orrell visits with Virginia Lee and Joseph. The W Ross Stevens family visits the Stevens home. Miss Katherine E Page vacations at Rehoboth Beach. Prof Charles W Sylvester and family stay in Denton. Paul Horsey visits Wilmington. W Brewster Deen sells Hutchinson Trice property comprising 775 acres to Norman Trice and Lawrence B Towers in several parcels totaling thousands. store property to Towers ends listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Davis
Caroline
Wilmington
Pennsylvania
New York
Niagara Falls
J. Wesley Kee
Panama
United States
John O. Davis
Near Town
Kee
Thomas Marker
Dover
Mildred Bowdle
Marydel
Holy Cross Church
Joseph A. Lee
Joseph B. Orrell
Philadelphia
Virginia Lee
Joseph
Benjamin F. Johnson
W. Ross Stevens
Billy
Jean
Stevens
G. Lacey Stevens
Katherine E. Page
Baltimore
Walter Sparklin
Rehoboth Beach
Charles W. Sylvester
Hayward S. Horsey
W. Brewster Deen
Hutchinson Trice
Two Johns
Preston
Denton
Norman Trice
Bureau
Two Johns Wharf
Lawrence B. Towers
Property sales and teacher appointments listed in county records
Land transfers totaling 20017.50 dollars include the wharf and granary at the Wood Wharf property sold to T Frederick Towers and others. The County Board of Education announced appointments for dozens of schools with principals and teachers named, covering many towns including Henderson Baltimore Corner Greensboro Bridgetown Preston Choptank and Ridgely among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
Marydel
Maud Hummer
Henderson
C. M. Wingate
Grace Rutter
David McMenamin
Ruth McCrea
Ruth Cole
Elsie Bilbrough
Bee Tree
Edith Richard Goldsboro
Bertha Shull
Lillie Doty
Minerva Reber
Baltimore Corner
Catherine
Maryland Farm Front Highlights School Lunch Program
Maryland reports 2.895 million dollars spent on school lunch foods for 1948 49 with 90 657 pupils served at 583 schools nationwide nearly six million pounds of Maryland farm products distributed by USDA and 568 092 dollars from federal lunch funds. Wheat price differential for Baltimore deliveries denied by Washington officials as Eastern Shore farmers seek local rate adjustments. Greener Pastures Contest 1949 selects 17 counties with Baltimore leading 20 entrants. judging by August to share best practices for producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Jos. H. Blandford
PMA
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Maryland Pub
Lic
USDA
Maryland Board of Education
Production and Marketing Administration
Eastern Shore
Baltimore
Washington
Grain Branch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Journal of
T. Frederick Towers
Fulton
Wood Wharf
John W. Wooters
Clifford C. Bowdie
Mary A. Bowdie
James Fred Trice
Hutchinson’s
William H. Deen
Hutchinson
American Corner
Caroline High
A. L. Leary
Elizabeth Pippin
Stephanie Ford
Carlotta Kinnamon
Dorothy E. Webster
Mildred B. Nuttle
Ruth Noble
Mary B. Raleigh
Elizabeth Bryan
Virginia Davis
Benton
Laura Melvin
Louise Short
Sadie Allen
Hilda Cade
Williamson
Nellie West
Hickory Hill
Bessie Bradley
Houston
Rita Hallowell
Hillsboro
Josephine Blades
Ethel Eveland
Cedar Grove
Hazel Coleman
Ridgely High
Mary D. Wodters
Mildred Massey
Paul Hoffmaster
Alma Clark
Mary E. Laird
Ridgely
S. E. Parsons
Irma Nichols
Grace Johnson
Charlotte Stayer
Laurel Grove
Mary Howard
Concord
Alice Hignutt
Smithville
Mildred Morris
Chestnut Grove
Myrtle Hignutt
Friendship
Orath Taylor
Margaret Cook
Grace Sulivan
Howard’s
Alice Trice
Journal
Sherwood Oil Burners
G. D. Crouse
Septemer
Pure Oil Products CO
Bullock & White
Taylor
Kroehler
Life
Ladies Home Journal
Ulit
Morind Dula
Heywood-Wakefield
Sellers Honey Maple
Armstrong
Denton Niewspa Perrhlhive
Coopers
Niewspa Perrhlhive