Local Engagement Notice for Miss Jeanne Cleaver Webb
Engaged Miss Jeanne Cleaver Webb daughter of Mr and Mrs E Sherman Webb of McDonough to Sherman Willard Tribbitt USNR son of Mr and Mrs Sherman L Tribbitt of Denton Tribbitt is stationed at Bainbridge Naval Training Station and a Beacom College graduate Webb attended Washington College at Fredericksburg Virginia and is connected with the Hercules Powder Company Experiments Station
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Sherman Webb
McDonough
Jeanne Cleaver
Sherman Willard Tribbitt
USNR
Sherman L. Tribbitt
Denton
Mary Ann Knotts Weds Lieutenant Commander Walsh
The ceremony for Miss Mary Ann Knotts and Lieutenant Commander Quentin Robert Walsh took place at St. Elizabeth's Church Denton with military honors and family attendance. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace cap and veil, and orchids. the groom was escorted by his brother Gerald Walsh as best man. A reception followed at the Knotts home on Courthouse Green, with guests including Edward J. Walsh Jacqueline Meyers George Huber and several judges and professionals from nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Knotts
J. Owen Knotts
Quentin Robert Walsh
USCG
Edward J. Walsh
New London
Conn
Walsh
St. Elizabeth’s Roman Catholic Church
Denton
Francis J. Henzel
Mary
Gerald E. Walsh
George E. Huber Jr
Wilmington
Elizabeth Knotts
Eleanor Horsey
Wayne
Albert J. Carpenter
California
Emmett T. Callahan
Missouri
Christian C. Couser
Michigan
Joseph Gaynor
Don Roberts
Easton
Emma Stewart
Dover
Frank Hall Davis
Knotts
Courthouse Green
Jacqueline Meyers
George F. Huber
Jewel Huber
Huber Junior
Stephen R. Collins
Chestertown
Albert Constable
Elkton
George Rhodes
Newark
Del
George Meville
New Rochelle
N. Y
James A. Wise
Baltimore
In Memoriam Emma V Noble 1943 Notice
In memory of wife and mother Emma V Noble who departed this life May 8 1943. Sad and sudden was the call of one so dearly loved by all. We often sit and think of you and speak of how you died. For all of us you did your best. Sadly missed by husband and children. Now sup remaining text silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma V. Noble
Svapernabhive
Marriages and social news from Denton and Baltimore
Personal items detail multiple weddings and engagements. Alfred Miller Morris marries Rose Adeline Van Bokern in Baltimore, with attendants and early home set at 2210 Orleans Street. Elizabeth Minnesota Somers weds George H. Miller at Starr Methodist Church, with post ceremony home at Windsor Hill Apartments. Numerous visits, college enrollments, and social events across Denton, Ridgely, Easton, and Philadelphia noted, including Mrs. Emerick visiting Denton and nurses from Memorial Hospital in Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Miller Morris
de Vere Morris
Denton
Rose Adeline van Bokern
John van Bokern
Baltimore
Immanuel Lutheran Parsonage
Charles J. Hines
William Short
John Kelly
Dunbar
Raymond W. White
Starr Methodist Church
Pvt
Rembert G. Lauber
Elizabeth Minnesota
Caroline High School
Washington College
Glenn L. Martin
Miller
5Th Regiment Armory
Windsor Hill
Mildred Beauchamp
Clarence E. Beauchamp
Near Town
Strayer-Bryant and Stratton Business College
Beauchamp
Benjamin F. Somers Jr
Walter Denny
Salome Somers
George Miller
Anne Blackistone
Washington
Wm. S. Orme
Bertha S. Wright
Mary Ann Knotts
Jean Beauchamp
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Clarence E. Beauchairp
College Park
C. J. Kern
Richard Blackburn
New York
North Eastern States Farm Bureau
Elizabeth Kelly
Bessie Murphy
Ridgely
Wilmington
Jesse T. Dennis
Orphans’ Court
University Hospital
Selden C. Watters
Philadelphia
4 H Clubs Help Buy Ambu lances For Armed Forces
Caroline County 4 H members join a nationwide effort to fund ambulances for the armed forces. The fourth and final ambulance is to be paid by July 4, 1943. Local clubs donated amounts including Furman’s Grove 3.00, Chilton’s 1.00, Henderson 7.10, Ridgely Sr 7.00, and Older Youth member Thelma Bowman 1.00, with leaders named where listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
United States
Caroline
Furman’s Grove
C. G. Crouse
Joseph Rittenhouse
Ridgely Jr
Elmer Hoffman
Cucumber Beetle Needs Immediate County Action
County agent George W. Clendaniel reports widespread damage to cucumbers and other cucurbits from striped cucumber beetles. Apply a weekly dusting of calcium arsenate and gypsum or talc, covering all plant surfaces and surrounding soil, until the first generation beetles are gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Clendaniel
Town and Farm in Wartime Urge Savings Drive
Able individual savings, 25 cents of each dollar is not too much to expect. They should and must invest more to reach the goal. Ice boxes for civilians total 239,575 to be produced in three months under WPB order. Production rate expected at about 75,000 units per month despite limited factory capacity and material scarcity.
Farm Supplies Access Expanded Under War Board Rule
A War Production Board regulation allows farmers to certify as a farmer to obtain up to 25 dollars worth of 140 listed farm supplies, with more by county rationing committees. Butter price cuts of five to six cents per pound start June 10, while evaporated milk joins rationed foods at one point per pound. Used oil stoves may now receive fuel under new rationing amendments, and wheat for feed sales are halted by CCC though limited feed wheat remains via dealers and AAA counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
OPA
Washington
Oregon
Commodity Credit Corporation
Committees to whom shipments have already been made
The text notes that shipments have already been directed to specific committees and that the corporation will not accept further orders unless the State Department of Agriculture War Board rules the wheat is necessary for livestock feed in June. The statement emphasizes wartime controls and restricted deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture War Board
Maryland War Board loosens insecticide rules for cabbage crops
The Maryland War Board announces insecticide certification is not required for farm purchases of pyrethrum products up to three pounds of dusting material or one quart of liquid spray used against caterpillars on cabbage leafhoppers and plant bugs on beets and other pests. The report covers loan payments for 1942 soybeans and 1938 to 1941 corn, purchase plans for 1940 and 1941 corn notes, and urges farmers to consult county AAA offices before selling soybeans or settling loans. It also notes wheat planting trends in Canada and Australia, with reduced sowings and wartime subsidies, as governments push lower wheat plantings due to reserves, labor and machinery shortages, and higher demand for other crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usda War Board
Commodity Credit Corporation
Joseph H. Blandford
Maryland Agricultural Adjustment Agency
Australia
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Mary Mellard
John Howard
James Kelly
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Licht St
Baltimore, Md
Harry C. Jones
Light St
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Crownsville Hospital
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Gay Street
Demton
Hickman
Delaware
H. E. Wangler
M.D
Burnet Park Dr
Syracuse
Matapenke
Love Point Ferries
J. Frank Wright
J. Virgil
Fred R. Owens
E. A. Pearson
Denton-Hobbs Road
Denton, Md
Sally Cathall
Wim. Lawson
James Ward
Elbert Deen
Williard FE
Lane
Marion Downes
Franklin St
H. C. Wright
M. A. Braclett
Mack Tractor
Ford Tractor
Arthur Greene
Ridgely, MD
Dentonia Theatre
Batt Suermab Feore
Clarence E. Mulfords
Aldrich
Rae Aie
Dixie
Lois Andrews
Dine
Don Winslow
Coast.guard
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Frank
Btorwast
Jokn Fuser Carroll
Hayward
Rome
Star-Deicet
Son
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Ida Lupiyo
Dennis Morgan
Joan Leslie
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Louis Antal
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