Wright to Participate in Training Cruise
Midshipman third class Frederick E. Wright will join a two month training cruise aboard a U S Navy ship as part of the 1953 Midshipman Practice Squadron. About 1,466 seniors and sophomores from 25 colleges plus Naval Academy students sail with over 3,200 trainees on 30 ships to nine ports in South America and the Caribbean. They departed Norfolk June 5 and will visit Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Cartagena, Barranquilla, Trinidad, Barbados, Willemstad, Colon, Panama, and Guantanamo Bay before returning August 5 under Rear Admiral E. T. Woolridge aboard the battleship Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
Frederick E. Wright
USN
Route 3
Denton
Naval Academy
NROTC
Atlantic
Missouri
Wisconsin
Saipan
South America
Caribbean
Norfolk
Rio de Janeiro
Santos
Brazil
Cartagena
Barranquilla
Columbia
Trinidad
Barbados
Willemstad
Colon
Panama
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
E. T. Woolridge
Land Transfers in Federalsburg and Nearby Districts
A list of land transfers dated June to September 1953 shows multiple deeds across Federalsburg Denton and circuit election districts. Transfers include Gerald L Grojean to Mary Frances Dickerson and others to Selena Truxon and Dwight R Smith to Dwights family, with numerous parcels in First to Eighth Election Districts and several towns including Federalsburg Greensboro and Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald L. Grojean
Mary Frances Dickerson
Federalsburg
Douglas FE. Fleetwood
Selena Truxon
Marvin H. Smith
John M. Saulsbury
Charles W. Cahall
William J. Murphy
Henderson
Helen Dobies
Everett C. Laisure, Sr
B. Frank Crain
James R. Henry
Hugh S. Fullerton
Monroe Martin
Robert H. Johnson
Walter Mosley
John W. Hallowell
Cora E. Murphy
Kenneth L. Pritchard
Matthew Gulrich
Wesley FE. Thawley
W. Howard Pinkett
Denton
Clarence Ek. Voshell
Frederick BR. Bilbrough
Eleanor Towers Duffey
Thomas R. Benson
Mary B. Brubaker
Alton R. Brubaker, Sr
Alton R. Brubaker
Alton R. Brubaker, Jr
Roland E. Patrick
Brooksie Patrick
James H. Patrick
Mary FE. Walls
Anna Walls Edwards
Earl O. Kornrumpf
Greensboro
Ralph W. B. Elrick
Greensboro Land Co., Inc
Order of Red Men
Kenneth B. Corkran
Alex H. Lord
George W. Beck
George Chapis
Orrie F. Briggs, Jr
Enoch Nutile
Margaret R. Hovers
John H. Dodd
Marriage License Details for Delaware and Nearby States
The list records marriage license bids for multiple couples across Harrington Milford Federalsburg Bridgeville and surrounding towns in Delaware Maryland and New York. Names ages and places include Lionel Jarrell 23 and Joann Dickerson 18 Harrington Del. others span Greenwood Milford Milton and more with partners also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Gene Jarrell
Joann Dickerson
Harrington, del
Clarence Gordon Clarkson
Greenwood
Del
Rae Frances Dalfonso
Milford
Arthur S. Hummel
Pelham
N. Y
Patricia A. Summer
New York
Kenneth Arthur Sherman
Shirley Ann Warrington
Milton
Hewitt Ralph Watkins
Houston
Bessie Elizabeth Curtiss
Lincoln
James Walter Truett, Jr
June Jacquelyn Bryant
Federalsburg
Marion George Baker
Jean Olivia Lankford
Bridgeville
LeRoy John Hulliger
Blanche Beauty Griffin
Denton
Charles B. Green
Easton
Josephine B. Wright
Preston
Edward Wothers
Joyce Bilbrough
Greensboro
William Norris Irvin
Adams Cross Roads Social Notes Include Local Visits
Mrs Glenna Adams of Bridgeville called on Wednesday. Mrs Helen Harmon and son Miss Ruth Wink and Mrs Shirley Dimes with daughter Linda spent Friday with Marion Robinson and daughter Virginia Lee. Mrs Orrie Adams entertained friends near Harrington. Edna Adams and niece Marion visited with Harold Adams family. Misses Sadie Devore and Blanche Stetler entertained recently. Raymond Fitzgerald and family visiting his parents in New Jersey. Harold Adams and granddaughter visited Marion Robinson. Virginia Davidson and son from Bear Delaware spent Sunday with her mother Grace Horsey. Donna returned home with them. William Dennis and Ruth Wink visited Rehoboth Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenna Adams
Bridgeville
Helen Harmon
Ruth Wink
Shirley Dimes
Linda
Marion Robinson
Virginia Lee
Orrie Adams
Harrington
Edna Adams
Marion
Harold Adams
Sadie Devore
Blanche Stetler
Raymond Fitzgerald
New Jersey
Marian Robinson
Virginia Davidson
Bear, del
Grace Horsey
Donna
William Dennis
Rehoboth
Strange alibi by killer fixes work clock hour
Amazing story of a killer who almost built a perfect alibi by fixing a timeclock to punch any hour regardless of clock face. Feature appears in the June 28 issue of The American Weekly magazine in color grav ure, with the Baltimore Sunday American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
Be Sure You Have Social Security Card
Norman P. Foster, manager of the Salisbury Social Security office, warns that losing a card or not applying for a duplicate could harm a worker's family. He stresses that in death a family needs the Social Security number, and a new employer requires the name and number as shown on the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman P. Foster
Salisbury Social Security Office
Worker duties to report wages with correct SSN
The text warns that if a worker fails to present a Social Security card, the employer may delay or deny benefits to the worker's family. Wages reported without a Social Security number may not be credited to the worker's account, so workers should ensure wages are reported under their correct name and SSN.
True value of a deceased worker's Social Security account
Partial OCR note indicates discussion on the true value of a deceased worker's Social Security account, with continuation on page 4. The readable fragment points to an in-depth analysis or explainer likely pairing benefits with estate implications and survivor options.
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Wright
Pareeel
Pera Chives
Ernest Cooper
Fred J. Wright
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
Stewart-Warner
Zenith
Firestone
Caroline Home & Auto Supply
Paul W. Johnson
E. Aldridge Pepper
4Th & Market Sts
Ford
America
Fordomatic Drive
Fordomatic
Stewart E. Hallowell & Son, Inc
Ford Theatre
Channel 11
F.C.A
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