Rural Women's Short Course at University of Maryland
The 30th Rural Women's Short Course will be held at the University of Maryland College Park from June 18 to 23. Classes, morning assemblies, evening programs, and tours are included. Notable speakers include Dorothy Lasseter, Dr. Harry Overstreet, and Dr. Kenneth Wells, with tours on Wednesday and various night programs and lectures planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland
College Park
Gordon Cairns
Paul E. Nystrom
Dorothy K. Lasseter
Donald M. Sullivan
George Davis
Aubrey Yowalski
Washington Police Department
St. Mary’s County
Maryland State Council of Homemakers
William F. Robie
Harry A. Overstreet
Benare W. Overstreet
Overstreet
Kenneth D. Wells
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Wilson H. Elkins
Potomac
Lee Mansion
Arlington National Cemetery
National Gallery of Art
Smithsonian Institute
William E. Smith
University Methodist Church
Smith
Dorchester County
Hurlock High School
Maryland
Armory
Air Force Symphony Orchestra
Mall
Eben Jenkins
Community Notes from Hobbs On Several Local Guests
A Hobbs column lists local visits and travels including Rev. T J Turkington’s 26th year at Grace Church Denton and a reception Tuesday. Others: Mrs W G Holbrook in Baltimore. Orville Morgan of Federalsburg hosted by the Towers family. Jimmy Robinson vacationing with parents Ollie and Mrs. Oliver Robinson. L H Thomas and companions to Baltimore. Ellen Butler with cousin Mrs Sarah Fash in Greensboro. several visitors to Easton Memorial Hospital. Mrs Lewis Butler’s trip to Easton. Lydia Dandy and brother J H Dandy with Miss Elizabeth Hoffman. Mrs Elmer Butler assisting mother Mrs Richard Lister in Greensboro. Shirley Faye and Madeline Butler visiting grandmother Mrs Lewis Butler. Mrs B B Alien and sister Mrs J R Ricards to Dover. Charley Maloney with sister. L H Thomas and Hopkins Thomas at Memorial Hospital in Easton. Mrs Dawson Fountain and Mrs Lewis Butler in Laurel and Bridgeville. Paul Maloney and Ida Snowberger at St Paul’s Reformed Church Home Coming in Ridgely. Norma Lee Morgan (Mrs Roland Towers) as president of the 1944...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Turkington
Grace Church
Denton
W. G. Holbrook
Baltimore
Orville Morgan
Federalsburg
Roland Towers
Jimmy Robinson
Frederick
Ollie Robinson
L. H. Thomas
W. B. Reynolds
Bernard H. Thomas
Centreville
Ellen Butler
Sarah Fash
Greensboro
Frank Massey
Preston Abbott
Enoch Strannahan
Harold Clendaniel
C. V. Clarke
Easton Memorial Hospital
Lewis Butler
Marvin Butler
Easton
Lydia Dandy
J. H. Dandy
Elizabeth Hoffman
Elmer Butler
Richard Lister
Shirley Faye
Madeline Butler
Tuckahoe Neck
B. B. Alien
J. R. Ricards
Dover
Charley Maloney
Shirley Trice
L. Hopkins Thomas
Iaston
Hopkins
Tommy Lee
Memorial Hospital
Aston
Dawson Fountain
Laurel and Bridgeville
Paul Maloney
Ida Snowberger
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Ridgely
Norma Lee Morgan
NO COMMENT On the government growth and fiscal outlook
James W. Dou argues that growth is used to expand government spending with revenues rising by about 9 billion between 1955 and 1957 while little returns to taxpayers. A Treasury-Budget Bureau statement shows a 1.8 billion surplus for the year ending next June 30, enabling a hoped for debt reduction not yet reflected in the public.
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Capitol Hill
Congress
Joint Committee
House
Senate
District of Columbia
United States
Niagara
Styles Bridges
R-N. H
D-N. Y
New York
Treasury-Budget Bureau
Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation Estingm
Beautiful Springtime poem by Hilda K Wiggin
A lyrical piece celebrates Beautiful Springtime by Hilda K Wiggin. It portrays bright days, singing birds, fragrant air, sunlit warmth, blooming flowers, and revived trees. The poem links spring to uplifted hearts and nature’s rebirth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda K. Wiggin
Service Short Fort Richardson Specialist Callis Receives Award
Specialist Third Class Glenn W. Callis, son of Mrs. Cora FE Callis of Federalsburg, received a suggestion award certificate at Fort Richardson Alaska. He was commended for a work simplification idea while serving with the Ordnance Depot Company. Callis entered the Army in July 1954 arrived in Alaska February 1955. He is 21 and attended Federalsburg High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Richardson
Alaska
Glenn W. Callis
Cora FE. Callis
Federalsburg
Callis
Ordnance Depot Company
Alaska General Depot
Army
Federalsburg High School
Trustees' Sale of Valuable Household Goods in Denton
Trustees under a Maryland chancery decree offer a public sale of Catherine Lee Clark's household goods at her Market Street home in Denton Talbot County starting 1 PM EDT. Items include leather chairs, mahogany furniture, clocks, radio, stoves, beds, rugs, mirrors, china, glassware, and tools. Real estate sale to follow at 3 PM with terms in the accompanying notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Talbot County
Maryland
Catherine Lee Clark
Market Street
Fifth
Denton
Caroline County
Fifth Street
Denton Real Estate Sale Under Court Decree
Public auction of Catherine Lee Clark property in Denton Maryland set for 3:00 PM on Market Street near Fifth Street. Includes a two story dwelling and concrete block garage on parcel described in 1929 deed, with sale terms one third cash or all cash and option for deferred payment with interest. Realtors and trustees listed with attorney Layman J. Redden assisting.
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Oscar Clark
Greaves
Denton
Chess and checker boards are identical in grid and squares
A concise observation notes the grid and square pattern are the same in both chess and checker boards, implying no functional difference in their physical board layout.
Federalsburg Class Related Event At Seaford Inn
Graduating class of Federalsburg High School and other classmates were entertained at Seaford Inn last Saturday evening.
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Federalsburg High School
Seaford Inn
Proceedings Of The Orphans Court Regu lar Session
The Orphans Court met in regular session with Chief Judge M A Brackett and Associate Judges Carroll and Schrieber. Actions included renunciation, letters of administration for Catherine Lee Clark, bond and letters to Layman J. Redden, creditor notices, inventories, and appraisements. Executors named in Henry Messenger Sr and R Henry Stafford Sr estates. Final accounts filed for Charles Faber and Lina Leroux estates with notices to creditors.
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Orphans Court
M. A. Brackett
Clinton T. Carroll
Robert F. Schrieber
Catherine Lee Clark
Katharine S. Clark
J. Redden
Henry B. Messenger, Sr
Henry B. Messenger
Caroline H. Knotts
R. Henry Stafford, Sr
Robert H. Stafford, Jr
John W. Haycock
Charles E. Faber
Lina Leroux
Benjamin Leroux
Weekend traffic deaths total around sixteen thousand last year
About 15,730 people were killed in weekend traffic accidents during the previous year. The figure highlights the toll of weekend driving and road safety concerns.
Tax Sale Notice for Caroline County Real Estate Auction
Under authority of Maryland law the Caroline County Treasurer will publicly auction at 2:00 PM in front of the Court House door in Denton the described real estate assessed to the named owners. The sale proceeds support state and county tax collections and follow local public notice requirements.
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Caroline County
State of
Maryland
Court House
Denton
First Election District 9 Acres Nearby Henderson Lands
Describes 9 acre tract without buildings located 5.0 percent miles northwest of Henderson adjacent to land of Edward Keeler, S D Peverely and John A Blevins. Assessed at 100 dollars with state and county taxes for 1952 1953 1954 and 1955 plus interest and penalties totaling 37.56 dollars. sale cost to be added.
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Henderson
Edward Keeler
S. D. Peverely
John A. Blevins
Andersontown
Harry H. Nuttle
J. L. Dickie
Marshall Henry 1 Acre Tillable Lot On Greensboro Hollingsworth Rd
Property description notes one acre of tillable land with no structures located on the Greensboro Hollingsworth road adjacent to Helen Brown. Assessed value $50.00 with state and county taxes for 1953 1954 1955 totaling $2.74 including interest and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro-Hollingsworth Road
Helen Brown
Gilbert Hart Lot on Sandtown Road with Buildings
Property of Gilbert Hart measuring 86 square perches on the Sandtown Goldsboro road. Adjoins Mary E Johnson Hughes Clifford T Hughes and W Clark Quillen. Assessed value 700 dollars. State and County taxes for 1953 1954 and 1955 plus interest and penalties 38.47.
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Sandtown
Goldsboro
Mary E. Johnson Hughes
Clifford T. Hughes
W. Clark Quillen
Charles Jones 33 Acres Tillable Land Near Mt Zion
33 acres tillable land with no buildings located 1 percent mile north of Mt Zion on the Mt Zion Kane's Cross Roads, adjoining Walter Gibbs John Janson and Rose Abram sevsk. Assessed value 1290.00. State and County Taxes for 1954 346.71.
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Mt. Zion
Mtt. Zion-Kane
Walter Gibbs
John Janson
Rose Abramsevsk
Henry Jones Estate Lands valued at 200 dollars
The Henry Jones estate owns 15 acres of land including 5 tillable and 10 wooded with no buildings. Located one half mile north of Mt. Zion Camp on the Marydel Mt. Zion Road and adjoining the lands of J Slaughter S Fountain Jake Thomas Charles H Wilson Jake Thomas and Steve Rodimak. Assessed value 200 dollars. State and County Taxes for 1954 and 1955 with interest and penalties 7.23 dollars.
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N. E
Mt. Zion
Marydel
J. Slaughter
S. Fountain
Jake Thomas
Charles H. Wilson
Steve Rodimak
Land Auction Nearby Henderson on New Mill River Bridge Road
Harry Seward owns 16 acres with dwelling located a mile north of Henderson on the New Mill River Bridge Road. Property adjoins land of Joseph Visentin and J. J. Richards. Assessed value 1610 dollars with state and county interest and penalties 67.20 dollars.
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Henderson
New Mill River Bridge
Joseph Visentin
J. J. Richards
Land Description of Ormond Thomas Ten Acres
Ormond Thomas owns 10 acres of land with no buildings located 11 1/2 miles south of Kane's Cross Roads on the Mt Zion Bar Clay Road. It adjoins the lands of J W Jansen H K Shults and Urbana Winchester. Assessed value 200 dollars. State and County Taxes for 1954 and 1955 with interest and penalties total 7.24 dollars.
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Kane's Cross Roads
Mt. Zion-Barclay Road
J. W. Jansen
H. K. Shults
Urbana Winchester
Land parcel description near Mt Zion on Henderson Road
Jake Thomas owns 5 acres of land with no buildings located 14 miles east of Mt Zion on the Mt Zion Henderson Road. It adjoins the lands of Ida Wilkerson, S Rodimak, Henry Jones and S Fountain. Assessed value 100 dollars. State and County Taxes for 1952 and penalties total 74 19.
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Mt. Zion
Mt. Zion-Henderson Road
Ida Wilkerson
S. Rodimak
Henry Jones
S. Fountain
Arbana Winchester 1214 Acres Tillable Land with Buildings
Property description locating 1% miles north of Mt. Zion on Mt. Zion Barclay Road. Bordered by Ormond Thomas H. K. Shults and Walter Gibbs. Assessed value 700 dollars. State and County taxes for 1954 and 1955 with interest and penalties total 25.36 dollars.
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Mt. Zion
Mt. Zion-Barclay Road
Ormond Thomas
H. K. Shults
Walter Gibbs
Greensboro Property Listing in Second Election District
A Greensboro property on Vaughn Street north side comprises 814 acres with a dwelling. Assessed value listed at 690 dollars. State and local records reflect this parcel under the second election district.
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Vaughn Street
Greensboro
County Taxes for 1954 and 1955 With Penalties
Tax notice states amounts due for 1954 and 1955 accompanied by interest and penalties totaling 37.02 dollars. Includes breakdown of assessments and demands payment to settle the delinquent charges.
Riverfront Greensboro Lot With Dwelling Details
Property described as Lot 60 by 120 feet with dwelling, located on the river in Greensboro. Bordered by Elizabeth Hustek and Edward A. Riddleberger. Assessed value 2175 dollars. State and county taxes for 1954 amount to 978.12 dollars.
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Greensboro
Elizabeth Hustek
Edward A. Riddleberger
Greensboro Tax Sale Listing for Roy Lot 55 by 75
Irvin Roy lot 55 by 75 with dwelling on Greensboro Bridgetown Road adjoining lands of Joseph Roy Charles Gleaves and G L Duffy. Assessed value 400.00. State with interest and penalties 10.09. Town of Greensboro taxes for 1954 14.00.
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Greensboro-Bridgetown
Joseph Roy
Charles Gleaves
G. L. Duffy
Greensboro
Greensboro land sale details on East Academy Street
Thomas H. Johnson owns Lot 65 by 141 feet with no buildings on East Academy Street Greensboro. It adjoins the lands of Raymond Engram and Bertha Simpson. Assessed value 5125.00. State and County Taxes penalties 3.68.
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East Academy Street
Greensboro
Raymond Engram
Bertha Simpson
Third Election District Brubaker Estate Lands
Four acres of land with buildings east of Oil City on the Oil City Burrsville Road. Bounded by Ernest Lord Robert Brubaker and Alton Brubaker. Assessed value 1950 dollars with state interest and penalties 70.63. Title per Will of Wi H Brubaker recorded in Will Record Caroline County Maryland.
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Oil City
Burrsville
Ernest Lord
Robert Brubaker
Alton Brubaker
Will of
H. Brubaker
Caroline County
Carrie Gibbs 7 Percent Acres Near Andersontown Adjoins Properties
Property listing notes 7 percent acres with buildings near Andersontown. Bounded by lands of Harry H. Nuttle and J L Dickie. Assessed value $250.00 and taxes $9.06.
Denton Lot 36 by 100 Feet Near Lincoln Street
Property details for Lot 36 by 100 feet with no buildings in Denton on the north side of Lincoln Street. Adjacent to lands of J DeWeese and Ella M. Carter. Assessed value 9110. Town taxes from 1929 to 1955 inclusive with interest and penalties totaling 139.79.
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Lincoln Street
Denton
J. DeWeese
Ella M. Carter
Terms of Sale for Maryland Tax Foreclosures
The sale requires cash for the tax due plus interest and penalties. remaining purchase price on credit until deed delivery after final decree. The purchaser receives a certificate of sale. owner has one year to redeem with six percent interest on sums paid. Each parcel sells as assessed. no sale for less than total taxes and costs. lien passes to purchaser. Attorney K Thomas Everngam.
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Maryland
County Tax Sale Complete List Across Election Districts
County Record lists the complete tax sale schedule for all election districts, detailing dates, involved properties, and respective districts for public notice and potential bidding. The document consolidates district by district listings to inform taxpayers of upcoming tax sale actions.
Notice To Creditors in Caroline County Maryland
Notice is given that the subscriber has obtained from The Orphans Court for Caroline County Maryland letters of administration on the personal estate of Catherine Lee Clark, deceased. All persons having claims against the estate must present them with vouchers authenticated on or before December 1, 1956, or be barred from benefits. Debts should be settled promptly. Given May 29, 1956 by Layman J. Redden administrator. True Copy test: Carlton V. West, Register of Wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Catherine Lee Clark
Katharine S. Clark
J. Redden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hobbs
James W. Dou
WEPA
Charles Jarrell
Annie E. Jarrell
Katherine S. Clark
Ellis Clark
O. H. D. Clark
William Sc. Andrew
Louis C. Andrew
Oran W Smith
Layman J. Redden
Wyatrah de Ormond L. Andrew
William E. Andrew
Mary E. Dawson
Marshall Henry
Gilbert Hart
Charles Jones
Harry Seward
Arbana Winchester
Samuel Lanzola
William Thomas Minner
Irvin Roy
Thomas H. Johnson
W. H. Brubaker Estate
Carrie Gibbs
Mary C. Stanford
K. Thomas Everngam
Carlton V
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