Greensboro social notes and church life update
A long list of Greensboro residents and visitors is detailed with Sunday meals, weekend trips, and engagements. Birth announcements include Daniel Brent Rampmeyer born Feb 22 at Memorial Hospital Easton. The St Pauls WSCS Circles met March 3 and local homemakers set a March 8 meeting. Lions Club plans a minstrel on March 17 18 to aid PTA and rebuild the local baseball grandstand after a Hazel wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Nashold
John Kershaw
Wilmington
Richard Rostien
William Tibbitt
Town
Charles Rampmeyer
Daniel Brent
Memorial Hospital
Easton
The
Baptist Parsonage
W. P. Watson
Roger Moyer
Robert Baker
Preston Spicher
Ralph Jones
Maitivez
Eastern Seminary
World Missions
John Malhuish
WSCS
St. Paul’s Church
Elva Bilbrough
Bilbrough
Naomi Passwaters
H. F. Butler
Albert Weer
Mary Draper
Raymond Rawlings
Jesse Smith
Addie Jackson
Thelda Roe
Katherine Morris
Violet Boulais
Mary Taylor
Greensboro
Nolan Sylvester
Wilbur Root
Bridgeville
William Thawley
Mazie Dean
Price, Md
John Hurd
Vernon Blades
Milford
Clifford Heinold
J. E. Weaver
Correct Solutions For Farm Problems And Profits
The County Agent discusses diagnosing farm problems before solving them and focuses on feed quality cow management and selective culling. It stresses daily milk records, butterfat tests, and planning to raise net profit through efficient herds and better planning. It also covers financing, loan questions, and available county services for farming improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Plain Om
Caroline County
Agricultural Stabilization Committee
Soil Conservation Service
Sextension Service
Hillsboro Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Skating Party
Mr and Mrs Edgar Blanche and family from Baltimore visited Toward Dodds. William Sherwood of Wilmington joined James I Sherwood for a Sunday call. Thomas L Smith and Windmiller of Easton visited Charles Rathell. The 4 Hs club of Hillsboro held a skating party in Felton Del raising 17 50. Mrs Luther Short stayed with Woodrow March in Georgetown Del.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Blanche
Warren Hess
Steve
Baltimore
Dodds
William Sherwood
Wilmington
James I. Sherwood
Thomas L. Smith
Windmiller
Easton
Charles Rathell
Tillsboro
Felton
Del
Luther Short
Woodrow March
Georgetown
Social Security Disability Freeze Steps for Claimants
If you are under 65, write to the Social Security Office in Salisbury Maryland with your date of disability and state if you remain disabled. Include your date of birth and your correct social security number to pursue the new disability freeze and recalculate benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Office
Salisbury
Features to Please Every Interest in Baltimore American Life
The Baltimore American Life section offers weekly features for art lovers architects decorators and dog care tips. Read the American Life section every Sunday for a column tailored to diverse interests.
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Baltimore American
American Life
Baltimore Sunday American
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Ethel Thornton
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King
Douglas Spicher
Melvin Andrew
W. A. Spicher
Denton
Lewis Taylor
Spencer Failing
Samuel Carrow
Clayton Porter
Goldie Earhart
Goldsboro
Robert Porter
Vernon Jones
C. C. Williamson, Jr
Francis Meredith
Stoughton
Mass
Meredith
Merrel Spence
Howard Jones
Kathy
Chester
Vernon Williams
Miss Grace
Atglen
Ida Clark
John Lankford
Washington
Gillis Brittingham
D. W. Haddaway
Shan and
Danny
Newark
Raymond Bennett
Whitall Laramore
Lud Morgan
Susan Smith
Baltimore Corner
Kenneth Bostic
William Pinder
Lahr
West Railroad Ave
Isaac
Oscar Nichols
Joyce
Raymond Nichols
Ralph Sharp
Blair Jackson
Bradford Cooper
Grayson Wheatley
Hazel
Hillsboro
Kale
Southern States Farmers’ Supply Cooperative, Inc
Denton, Maryland
DeKalb
Willis & Cowell Co
Journal Today
Sherwood
Sherwood Oil
ORSAT
G. D. Crouse
Extair “Phi
Earl M. Crouse
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