Land Transfers in Various Districts May–June 1954
A sequence of land transfer deeds dated May and June 1954 records numerous parcels changing hands across election districts and towns. Notable transactions include Marvin A. Morris to Rosa Morris Shellbrooks in the Seventh Election District, Lillie N. Statum to George W. Fuchs in Denton, and Nelson Fritchett to Raymond E. Ruark in the Second Election District. Additional transfers cover Hickman village, Reliance area, Ridge ly town, and the Fourth and Sixth Election Districts, with multiple couples named in joint deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin A. Morris
Rosa Morris Shellbrooks
Lillie N
George W. Fuchs
Denton
William E. Andrew
Frank Wright
Guy L. Wright
Reliance
Jacopo N. Drummond
Howard Drummond
Lena Willis
Hickman
Harold J. Milligan
Calvert C. Merriken
Linda Carlisle
Emma D. Johnson
Nelson Fritchett
Raymond E. Ruark
Harry J. Murphy
J. Merrick Love
Jesse J. Blazejak
Anna M. Gianforts
Burton M. Wilkinson
Howard C. Eley
Ridgely
J. Stanley
Edmund F. Phillips
Charles W. Wood
Leo J. Wood
Louise M. McGee
J. Redden
Marvin H. Smith
Lemuel B. Mann
Henry T. Mueller
Benjamin L. Tohee
M. Heper Lane
Kenneth V. Lane
Hillsboro Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Hillsboro residents share weekend visits with relatives and friends across Delaware and Maryland. Families from Detroit Lebanon Philadelphia Ridgely Goldsboro Laurel and Landover are listed as guests and travelers. Captains and families join in journeys, with military moves noted and 30 day furloughs referenced.
Aesop the Slave Author of Fables
Aesop, famed author of fables, is described as a slave in historical notes, highlighting the paradox of a storyteller renowned for moral tales born from bondage and later celebrated for his enduring literary legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aesop
Breeding Guests Host Family and Relatives
Mr and Mrs Olin Melvin and Mrs Bill Tull with sons were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Clarence Breeding last Sunday. Bridgeville's Mr and Mrs George Seman, visiting son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Allen Breeding, hosted Harrington relatives in the afternoon. Melvin Algiers Mrs Douglas Algiers Mrs Frank Breeding and Miss Janie Messick departed last Friday for Georgia for a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Howard Morgan
Detroit
Michigan
Horace M. Morgan
Queen Anne
Allen Hicks
Lebanon
F. E. Fleming
Edwin Gale and Sons
Wilmington
E. H. Gale
Meredith Uhrig
Birdsboro
Charles DeFord
Harry Kemp
Kilmer
Georgette Kilmer
Philadelphia
Connie Stoops
Norman Wilson
Ridgely
Brown Eaton
Clifton Elliott
Goldsboro
Susie Thompson
Capt
Wm. S. Thompson
Capt. Thompson
Germany
Edgewood Arsenal
Ben T. Murphy
Carroll Murphy
Laurel, Md
Henry Scroggin
Landover
Everett Murphy
Lawrence Thornton
James Sherwood
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Olin Melvin
Bill Tull and Sons
Clarence Breeding
George Seman
Bridgeville
Allen Breeding
Harrington
Melvin Algiers
Douglas Algiers
Frank Breeding
Janie Messick
Georgia
Nagel and relatives visit Breeding on 86th birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Nagel and family spent the week end with her parents in Greenwood and Harrington along with Mrs. Mar ge Margaret Breeding. Mrs Breeding celebrated her 86th birthday Monday as relatives called. Mrs. Willie Hignut was taken to Easton Hospital Sunday with friends wishing her a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer Nagel
Isaac Noble
Elwood Hobson
Greenwood
Ralph Crouse
Arthur Crouse
Harrington
Marie Masten
Dover
Margaret Breeding
Breeding
Willie Hignut
Easton Hospital
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Gregory Peck
Dentonia Theatre
Sun
Mon
Hillsboro
Caroline
County
House of Delegates
Caroline County
Russell AH. Wright
Earl M. Crouse
Susie Noble
Goldsboro Furniture Outlet
D. Ralph Horsey
Breeding & Nichols
Andelot, Inc
Worton, Md
DU Pont
du Pont Dulux
Hillsboro Hardware Co
Hillsboro, Md
Washington St
Easton, Md
Palm Beach
Chevrolet
Studebaker
Denton, Maryland
5Th & Gay Sts