Savings Bond Value Roars as Hope Chest Keeps Growing
A reader muses that tucking a Savings Bond into a hope chest is a practical gift idea. The note suggests future financial security and a tangible start for a family’s savings strategy.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1949
Page
5
A reader muses that tucking a Savings Bond into a hope chest is a practical gift idea. The note suggests future financial security and a tangible start for a family’s savings strategy.
25 years ago Harry A Roe caught a 3472 pound channel bass on a fishing trip at Chincoteague Virginia and brought it home. The record fish drew notable interest as one of the largest hooked and lined catches seen locally.
Mr Willard M Towers aged about 62 died Monday morning June 2 at his brother s home near Federalsburg after a brief illness of complications He was a prosperous farmer in the Eighth district and son of the late Jas M Towers Funeral services were held at American Corner and he leaves five brothers The burial took place in Federalsburg cemetery Pall bearers are named followed by a storm damage report in Greensboro and town which caused barn and roof damage to several properties A Sunday school class organized at Thawley s hall with new officers and a mission to expand the group The Bible class named Thawley s Men s Bible class colors white and purple motto Persistent efforts Win Success.
SERVICE SHORTS announces the promotion of Cpl Lawrence M. Shulties at Enid Air Base Enid Oklahoma to the grade of sergeant. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Shulties of near Greensboro with nine months service and currently serves as a clerk at the base. He is a graduate of Greensboro High School where he was very active.
The article notes Joseph W. Frampton, seaman apprentice, USN, son of Roland B. Frampton of Greensboro, serving aboard the Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek, Virginia, after enlisting November 8, 1948, and training at Lakeland Air Force Base in Texas before attending Enid’s advanced multi engine pilot program. It also references softball and basketball teams and general Air Force training steps in San Antonio, Texas.
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