Mrs. Harry Rieck Hosts Preston Birthday Celebration
Mrs. Harry Rieck of Preston entertained guests on Sunday in honor of her husband’s birthday anniversary, providing a festive gathering with friends and neighbors.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1944
Page
6
Mrs. Harry Rieck of Preston entertained guests on Sunday in honor of her husband’s birthday anniversary, providing a festive gathering with friends and neighbors.
Local column lists visits and guests from Ridgely and nearby towns. Families entertained, travels to Roanoke and Philadelphia noted, military service milestones and marriages called out, plus resident moves and a high school graduate from Ridgely. Names include Flounders, Jarrell, Lane, Anthony, Perry, Dragoo, Mitchell, Callahan, Murphy, Somers, and many others.
The Smith Herzog house on Central avenue at Second street has been sold to Mrs Pinkine. Several residents and guests are noted: Mr Charles Starkey visiting brother Mr John Starkey in Greensboro, Miss Vergie Sparks visiting sister Mrs Elijah Dean in Ruthsburg, Mr and Mrs Harford Porter of Wilmington staying several weeks at their local home, Miss Mabel Jones visiting sister Mrs Albert Davis in Price, Mrs Henrietta Payne entertaining sister Mrs Nichols of Queen Anne, Miss Catherine Grace returning from St Francis Hospital Wilmington Del, Mr C A Rampmeyer and daughter Lena returning from Willoughby, Mrs Reuben Buckle returning from Memorial Hospital Easton, Mrs Evans Campbell spending in Philadelphia, Mr Samuel Bear in Baltimore, and Mrs J S Fifer in Baltimore.
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