Denton Area Personal Notices Span Family Gatherings
A Denton area social column lists Sunday guests for the Redden home and includes visits by Ar and Mrs Allen Carter and many others. It notes National Rural Electric Cooperative travels by Mr and Mrs Merriken, plus Miami Florida visits by Minnie B Todd and others, and a sixteenth birthday party for Edward Wright with friends and gifts.
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Allen Carter
Bill Dearth
Milford
Summers Carroll
Denton
Willis Redden
Rideely
Harix Nuttle
Wilbert Mierriken
Chicago
National Association of Rural Electric Co-operatives
Merriken Wil
Orno B. Roberts
Evanston
Merriken
Washington
Minnie B Todd
William D. Uhler
Johnson Apt
Miami
Florida
Ella Raleigh
Maurice Brackett
Minne B Todd
Philp Downes
Henrys D. Wilson
Alfred Gelletl Y
Havertown
A. G. Gelletts
Walter Mitchell
Arthur Mitchell
Frederick Rice
Frieda
Clarence Rice Sr
Williston
Edward Wright
Fred F. Wright
Rita Anne Rogers
Mary Lou Sparklin
Rosalie Todd
Etta Mae Willey
Janet Hoffman
Elizabeth Breeding
Verna Bacsack
Elizabeth Cooper
Jeannie Fieming
Norma Lee Patton
Messrs
James Earl Crouse
Jessie Hignutt
Eugene Lord
Charles Davis
Ernest Allston
David White
Jerry Pine
Bully Arcars
Bill Lane
Burrsville
Woodie Dil
Greensboro
Helen Selin
Ramblewood Road
Baltimore
Cookman Morris
Market St
Better Living Theme Promotes 4-H Week Observance
County 4-H clubs plan windows exhibits programs and activities during National 4-H Week under the theme Better Living for a Better World. The week ends with a Harmony Community Hall square dance and party March 10 at 8 PM. Interested youths should contact a County Agent member to join local groups.
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Harmony
Denton Post Office to Close Saturdays at 1 PM
Notice to the public says the Denton Post Office window service will close at 1 PM on Saturdays starting March 4 as part of a Department economy program. The change will not affect Saturday mail receipt or dispatch. the public is urged to plan stamp purchases and other postal needs before noon on Saturdays.
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Denton Postoffice
Death notices from Easton and Denton
Deaths include Pearl F Smith 53 wife of Field C Smith of Smithville who died at Easton Memorial Hospital after weeks of illness. Survivors include husband father Edward Wright and siblings Lawrence Wright Mrs Charles Sharp Fred F Wright Mrs Philip Beaven. Funeral at Bloomers Methodist Church. Interment Bloomers Cemetery. Also Conrade Lane 64 of Denton died suddenly at home. Survived by wife Elizabeth Stoan Lane six children and several grandchildren. Funeral at home with Rev. Savage and Denton Cemetery burial.
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Pearl F Smith
Field C Smith
Smithville
Easton Memorial Hospital
Easton
Whitelessburg
Greensboro
Edward C. Wright
Ea L Wright
Lawrence Wright
Ridgely
Charles Sharp
Fred F. Wright
Denton
Philip Beaven
Bloomers Methodist Church
Melvin Kay
Bloomers Cemetery
Conrade Lane
Felton
Del
Willam
Julia Montague Lane
Elizabeth Stoan Lane
Earl
Joseph Scurto
Frank Towers
Willam Little
Frances Lane
Agnes Lerch
Wilmington
Robert
Emmanuel
Ashton
Houston
Rev. Savage
Denton Cemetery
Obituary for Emma M Richards in Greensboro area
Emma M Richards aged 76 died February 25 at her daughter Nedia Dennison’s home in Richie Park Penn Services were held February 28 at Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro with burial in Greensboro Cemetery The Rev Stewart A L Thomas of Ridley Park led services Survivors include four sons Calin R Richards William J Richards George R Drexel Hill Howard E Richards one daughter Nedia R Dennison seven grandchildren ten nephews and nieces Death noted as sudden.
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Emma M. Richards
Emma N. Richards
Nedia R. Dennison
Richie, Park
Penn
Rawlings
Greensboro
Stewart A. L. Thomas
Ridley Park
Calin R. Richards
Goldsboro
William J Richards
Palhamoner
N.Y
Maryland voters face sales tax rise tied to bonus plan
Governor Lane warned in letters to the legislature that relying on a bonus would necessitate tax hikes. Proposals would dedicate all sales tax revenue above 20 million annually to pay off bonus bonds, with a fallback tapping 22 cents per 1600 property valuation if needed.
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Maryland
House
Senate
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Bonus financing battle stalls in state legislature
The Senate halted its version after a governor’s letter and added a World War I veteran amendment. Lawmakers clash over tax policy for restaurant meals and other unfinished items include 60 day sessions and repealing Jim Crow laws. The piece ends with a Mary Baker Eddy quote.
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Sesson
Ates
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