Residents and notable deaths mark Ridgely week
The Ridgely community hosted relatives and visitors from Baltimore Washington and New Jersey for suppers and visits. Edward Broadway Carter, 91, longtime Delaware statesman and Ridgely resident, died after a career from Exeter to Princeton. A fire at the Ridgely water works damaged the pumping station with $500 damage. restoration began using emergency pumps. The Ridgely High School freshmen held a Mill Meadow picnic with teachers Miss Maybe and Miss Tughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ans
Anna Evans
Lancaster
Verna Mae Crouse
Elizabethtown College
Elizabethtown
J. A. Mitchell
Philadelphia
Joseph Stewart
Wilmingon
Julia Carter
Charles O. Gregg
Edward Broadway Carter
Ridgely
Mr. Carter
Townfield
Delaware
Edward J
Elizabeth Reynolds
Robert Reynolds
Alfred Sigler
Ridley Park
W. M. Johnson
Christ Church
Denton
Westminster Episcopal Cemetery
S.T
Martin L. Sutton
Henderson People Gather For Week End Visits And News
Henderson residents and relatives shared a weekend of visits with family across Maryland and Delaware. Guests included the Clark and Stubbs families, the Mansions and Jones households, and out of town guests from Dover Baltimore Sadlersville and New Britain. Mrs Ethel Cool remains hospitalized at Kent General Hospital and is hoped to recover quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Clark
Wilmington
W. F. Clark
Albert Powell
Baltimore
Norman Stubbs
W. Ir. Stubbs
Doris Lee
Eleanor Harman
Dover
Bonne Lou Shelton
Sadlersville
Dora B. Melvin
Fred Schuyler
Lola G. King
Audrey King
Mary V. Kimble
William Walker
Bobby
Odessa
L. M. Jones
J. Omer Jones
A. T. Montague
G. M. Bachman
Natalie Jones
Washington
Robert M. Jones
George Cranfield
New Britain
Conn
Ethel Cool
Kent General Hospital
Medford Porter
Joyce
L. H. Melvin
Edward Colmery
Elsmere
Del
Herbert Walls
Irvin S<enton
J. E. Walls
W. M. Walls
Walls
Ben Hayes
IeNa Cahall
Pearl Jones
James R. Jones
W. S. C. S. enjoyed gathering at Miss Mary Robb Roden's home
The W S C S held a Wednesday evening meeting at Miss Mary Robb Roden's home with ten members and two visitors. Mrs Minnie Richards presided, Miss Spafford shared recipes and cookbook talk, and the group discussed home pictures and invited Greensboro Homemakers to meet June 18 at Eden Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Mary Robb Roden
Margaret Ayrault
Minnie Richards
Marriages Registered in Delaware Districts Listed
Marriage license records show William E. King and Marian E. Dawson both 24 of Lincoln Delaware. James F. E. Sadler 21 of Dover wed Lillian Lehort 18 of Dover. Richard Charles Quandt 27 Bridgeville wed Mary Louise Taylor 21 Bridgeville. Henry John Osterman 21 Denton wed Betty M. Meredith 19 Federalsburg. Clarence Johnson 23 Federalsburg wed Mae Belle Hollowell 18 Federalsburg. Frank Crouse 31 Ridgely wed Eunice Boone 21 Ingleside. Linwood Seward 21 Willow Grove wed Ruth Bell 21 Goldsboro Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. King
Marian E. Dawson
Lincoln
Del
James FE. Sadler
Dover
Lillian Lehort
Richard Charles Quandt
Bridgeville
Mary Louise Taylor
Henry John Osterman
Denton
Betty M. Meredith
Federalsburg
Clarence Johnson
Mae Belle Hollowell
Frank Crouse
Ridgely
Eunice Boone
Ingleside
Linwood Seward
Willow Grove
Ruth Bell
Goldsboro
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Virginia Ward
Anna Marie Link
W. E. Sparks
Oakland
Betty Guthrie
Salisbury
C. W. Guthrie
Roland Fountain
Betty Jane
John Swing Fountain
Maplewood
N. J
Patricia A. Donoho
Bryn Mawr College
Lee Mitchell
Edwin Eaton
Easton
Albert Hargadine
Great Falls
Montana
Mr. Hargadine
Edward B. Carter
Doris Hickman
J. E. Parker
R. R. Lane
J. E. Anthony
Roanoke
Virginia
Minnie Voshell
R. C. McKenney
Franklin Seager
Paul Lynch
U. S. Navy
Newport
R. I
Henderson
Death Valley
Scotty
Electrolux
Hoover
Maytag
Apex, Blackstone
Tappan, Roper
Magic Chef
R. J. Conner
Division Street
Dover, del
We Shore Public Service CO
Atta
Gunther Brewing Co., Inc
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