Real Estate Transfers Around Federalsburg and Greensboro
A lengthy list of 1946 land transfers names multiple grantors and grantees, with dates from May 16 to June 1. Transactions cover parcels along roads and town borders in Federalsburg Greensboro Denton Ridgely Greens boro and surrounding districts. Notable pairs include Luther Bennett to Wesley Russum May 27 and Hartzell Road to Zilda Pinckens May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Bennett
Wesley Russum
Greensboro
Goldsboro
Hartzell Road
Delia Road
Zilda J. Pinckens
Federalsburg
Houston Branch
Grover N. Wright
Ethel M. Wright
J. Jerome Framptom
Eunice A. Frammptom
William F. Davis
Norris S. Daffin
Sarah E. Daffin
Bridge Street
Manville C. Arnie
Louise L. Arnie
Robert Joseph Albert
Alicia B. Albert
Caroline County
Thomas Hughes
Edith M. Hughes
E. Carvil Dill
Jeanette V. Dill
Amy H. Reed
George M. Reed
Hester Brown
Wm. Lloyd Page
Hillsboro
Jumptown
J. Shearman Neal
S. Walter Lyden
Denton
Bridgeville
Abel Musser Garman
Ernest W. Judson
Betty V. Judson
Smithville
C. Jennie Crane
Milo L. Crane
Mildred A. Crane
Williston
Pealiquor
John A. Roe
Margaret Mae
J. Fred Hurst
Ruth E. Hurst
Harmony-Bethlehem State Road
Franklin T. Bonsall
Laura W. Bonsall
George Zlock
Lula R. Zlock
Goldsboro - Marydel State Road
Walter B. Moore
Viola M. Moore
W. G. Hill
Billie Hill
First Avenue
Ridgely
Charles P. Wright
Ernest E. Smith
Myra I. Smith
Ernest E. Longfellow
Helen Irene Longfellow
Marriage Licenses Issued To Area Residents
Charles Joseph Dunn 21 and Lena Jane Failing 18 both of Norristown Pennsylvania William Ralph Stanford 26 and Vio liece M Holmes 18 of Denton Windsor area couples Dawson F Cohee Greensboro and Margaret Jane Boyles of Denton John Henry Boston 23 and Eva Elizabeth Flamer 19 both of Denton Norris E Cohee 19 Preston and Mary Jane Legates 19 Bethlehem Wayne Archie Cawley Jr 22 and Barbara Wynn Cooper 21 both of Denton Anna L Tull 32 Lincoln Delaware George List Eaton 384 Federalsburg and others listed Accompanying details show marriages arranged among residents from multiple towns with ages varying from late teens to early thirties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Joseph Dunn
Lena Jane Failing
Norristown
George List Eaton
Federalsburg
Anna L. Tull
Lincoln
Del
William Ralph Stanford
Violiece M. Holmes
Denton
Wayne Archie Cawley Jr
Barbara Wynn Cooper
Dawson F. Cohee
Greensboro
Margaret Jane Boyles
John Henry Boston
Eva Elizabeth Flamer
Norris E. Cohee
Preston
Mary Jane Legates
Bethlehem
Famine aid urged with practical substitutes for scarce foods
Dr. Riley, state health director, cites nutritionist guidance on using oatmeal, cornmeal, dried peas, beans, milk, eggs, and cheese to stretch scarce wheat, fats, and oils for Europe. Recipe example shows Eggplant Casserole with Ground Beef. advice stresses baking and efficient fats use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
R. H Riley
State Department of Health
Riley
Department
Service to Veterans Begins in Cambridge Sub-region
W L Limburg of the Veterans Administration announced a complete VA service from the Cambridge Sub-regional office. On Mondays Victor C Bloede will visit Chestertown from 10:00 to 3:30 at the Court House. On Wednesdays he will be at Centreville American Red Cross from 9:30 to 3:30. On Thursdays he serves Denton Draft Board No 1 from 10:00 to 3:30. On Fridays he serves Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Limburg
Veterans Administration
Cambridge
Victor C. Bloede
Chestertown
Maryland
Court House
Bloede
Centreville
American Red Cross
Denton
Draft Board No. 1
Easton
Draft Board No 1 official to assist Maryland veterans
The draft board officer will work 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in designated towns performing contact activities. Mr. Bloede will help veterans fill out forms and applications for GI benefits and explain other benefits from the Veterans Administration. Veterans can obtain information on benefits supervised by the VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draft Board No. 1
Bloede
Maryland
Veterans Administration
Room accessories reflect family life and taste in art
Housecleaning tips from Miss Florence Mason of the Maryland Extension Service advise discarding meaningless accessories and prioritizing good design. One well placed picture or a single quality ash tray matters more than many poor items. Involve the family as a jur y to decide keeps or discards.
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Florence Mason
Maryland Extension Service
Mass
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