Deaths of Anthony B Carroll and Irvin N Legates
Anthony B Carroll 46 of Dover, business man and longtime dealer in farm machinery, died suddenly of a heart attack at his Dover home. He led Carrolls Sales auctions and served on the Delaware Trust Company advisory board. Survived by wife Edythe, four daughters, two sons, brother George, and other relatives. Funeral held at People's Congregational Christian Church. Irvin N Legates 71, retired railroad fireman from Wilmington area, died Sunday in Cape May New Jersey. Survived by wife Nellie Stanton Legates and three daughters, with services at Bethesda Methodist Church Preston. Burial in Linchester Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony B. Carroll
Dover
Delaware Trust Company
Mr. Carroll
Geo. B. Carroll
Carroll
Cooner’s Corner
Trappe
Brainard
Effie Carroll
B. Carroll
Anthony
George
Edythe M. Carroll
Carol Kresge
Allentown
Kirby Metz, Jr
Robert Marine
Wilmington
Harvey Horsey
Easton
Anthony B. Carroll, Jr
Chester Lee Carroll
Charles W. Carroll
Frank Long
Selbyville
Edward Clough
Laurel
Grier Baker
Denton
People’s Congregational Christian Church
Robert W. Duke
Lakeside Cemetery
Irvin N. Legates
Maryland
Cape May
N. J
Nellie Stanton Legates
Florence Plutschak
Preston
Agnes Christopher
Cambridge
Hayward
Lawrence
Roy Legates
Florence Carroll
Mrs Emma Corkran dies at 53 in Federalsburg
Mrs Emma V Corkran a longtime Republican leader died at her home in Federalsburg after a six week illness. She held charter roles in the Republican Women of Caroline County and was district vice chair of Maryland Republican Women. She also served as hairdressers inspector appointed by Gov McKeldin and belonged to several local and veterans groups. Survived by husband Kenneth V Corkran four sisters two brothers and nieces and nephews. Services were held at Williamson Funeral Home with burial in Hillcrest Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma V. Corkran
Federalsburg
Republican Women’s Club
Caroline County
First Congressional Federation of Republican Women of
Maryland
McKeldin
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Rebekah Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Patriarchs Militant Lodge of Odd Fellows
Woman's Club of
Union Methodist Church
Berea
Circle No. 7
WSCS
Kenneth V. Corkran
Joseph Tomis
Mattie Lynch
New York City
H. R. Devilbiss
D. W. Horning
Washington, D. C
Clarence Callahan
Philadelphia
Leo W. Callahan
Williamson Funeral Home
Frank A. Baker
Grace Methodist Church
Salisbury
Ralph C. Jones
Union Church
Hillcrest Cemetery
Obituary notices for Ross Goldsborough and Cohee ages 7 months
Funeral services were held for Joseph L. Ross in Greensboro with interment in Greensboro Cemetery. Surviving relatives include widow Katie Ross and daughter Alice Ross along with several stepchildren. Separate memorials note Julia Goldsborough of Centreville buried in Centreville Cemetery, and Clifton Scott Cohee, seven months, buried in Denton Cemetery with parents J Wilson and Winifred T Cohee.
Mrs Henry Connelly Dies at 91 in Chestertown Area
Mrs Henrietta Louisa Connelly 91 died last week at her daughter’s home. Widow of John Francis Connelly she leaves two sons J Frank Connelly of Denton and Richard L Connelly of Baltimore, three daughters including Mrs Joseph Olp of Haddonfield and two of Chestertown, seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral at Emmanuel Episcopal Church with Rev Charles L Atwater officiating followed by interment in Chester Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Ross
Rawlings
Greensboro
John E. French
First Methodist Church of
Denton
Greensboro Cemetery
Ross
Peninsula General Hospital
Salisbury
Delmar
Delmarva Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Henrietta L. Connelly
Henrietta Louisa Connelly
W. J. Stenger
John Francis Connelly
Chestertown
J. Frank Connelly
Richard L. Connelly
Baltimore
Joseph Olp
Haddonfield
N. J
M. C. Dill
Stenger
Death of Clark Coursey Ivins Near Burrsville
Clark Coursey Ivins 81 a retired farmer died Monday near Burrsville He is survived by two sons Earle Clark Ivins and Webster C Ivins both of near Burrsville 9 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren His wife died years ago Funeral services were held at J Virgil Moore and Son Funeral Home with interment in Denton Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Scott Cohee
Memorial Hospital
Easton
J. Wilson
Winifred T. Cohee
Carolyn
Margaret
Janet
Winifred
Jeff
Moore Funeral Home
Thomas J. Turkington
Denton Cemetery
Clark Coursey Ivins
Burrsville
Earle Clark Ivins
Webster C. Ivins
J. Virgil Moore and Son
Blades Seeks Re-Election To House In Annapolis
Blades files for another term in the House and as co author of a bill to exempt broiler producers from personal property taxes. He justifies the move as serving the majority and thanks supporters hoping for return to Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blades
Annapolis
Meaning and Purpose of Lent reiterated in church history
The article recalls Ash Wednesday as the Lent start when public penitents wore sackcloth and ashes. It notes gradual adoption of symbolic ash rituals by faithful, then notes Ash Wednesday persists though ashes are less used in England post Reformation. It quotes Tertullian and the 1703 Book of the Church of England on Lent as mortification, self denial, prayer, confessions, and spiritual renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tertullian
Friends of God
England
Christendom
Church of England
Christ
God
GOLDSBORO Social Roundup at Mrs Parsons and Others
Mrs Walter Parsons of Chester town visited her parents Mr and Mrs James Wooleyhand who were briefed on the sick list but improved. Fort Lauderdale resident T Noble Jarrell Sr returned home. Families of Hughes Shock ley Ross joined Mr and Mrs Wm Ross for Mr Ross birthday dinner. Mrs Lillie Evans Cheswold visited Mr and Mrs T Noble Jarrell Jr. Mrs Chas Vonville Queen Anne spent Tuesday with the Browns. Sewing Circle met March 2 with eight members and planned a bake for April 3 at 11:00 am in the Community Hall. Entertaining committee included Josephine Shock ley and Laura Meeks. Games Party set for Friday March 5 at 8 pm in the Community Hall with free refreshments by the Ladies Auxiliary. Subscribe for The Journal today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Parsons
Chestertown
James Wooleyhand
Wooleyhand
T. Noble Jarrell, Sr
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Clifford Hughes
Smith Shockley
Ruthie
Bess Ross
Wm. Ross
Mr. Ross
Lillie Evans
Cheswold
Chas. Vonville
Queen Anne
Howard Brown
Sewing Circle
Josephine Shockley
Laura Meeks
Unity Club Hosts Guests And Meetings
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ayer of New York City were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Patchett over the weekend. Mrs. Ayer is the former Jean Patchett. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Harris returned from Parkersburg West Virginia after the death of Mrs. Harris’s mother, Mrs. Troy Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Voshell attended the Eastern States Farmers Exchange annual meeting in Springfield Massachusetts from Thursday through Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Trice Jr will entertain the Square Dance Club Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Ayer
New York City
J. Frank Patchett
Ayer
Jean Patchett
E. J. Harris
Parkersburg
W. Va
Harris
Troy Smith
Perry Voshell
Theastern States Farmers Exchange
Springfield
Mass
T. L. Trice, Jr
Square Dance
Eastern States Farmers Exchange Holds Meeting
The Eastern States Farmers Exchange gathered leaders from over 1,000 communities to discuss plans for greater farmer prosperity. The association runs two large feed mills in Buffalo and Huron and fertilizer plants in Cambridge, Wilmington, York, and Kittanning. Attendees included Russell Edgell of Federalsburg Perry Voshell and wife of Preston and A H Dean of Hurlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Exchange
Buffalo
New York
Huron
Ohio
Cambridge
Mass
Wilmington
Del
York and
Kittanning
Russell Edgell
Federalsburg
Perry Voshell
Preston
A. H. Dean
Hurlock
Jr O U A M Elects Officers for Year
Junior Order United American Mechanics Caroline Council No 175 held its annual officer election on January 25 with results announced February 8. New officers include Jr Past Councilor Douglas Bennington Councilor Leo Kreigh Vice Councilor Harold Miller Recording Secretary Lewis T McNeal Assistant Recording Secretary Kenneth Bennington Financial Secretary Clarence H Roe Treasurer Carl D Collison Chaplain Paul Hardee Conductor Paul Maloney Warden Clifford Towers Inside Sentinel Willard M Lane Outside Sentinel John Faulkner Jr Trustees Harold Towers Douglas Bennington Lewis T McNeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United American Mechanics
Caroline Council No. 175
Douglas Bennington
Leo Kreigh
Harold Miller
Lewis T. McNeal
Assisant
Kenneth Bennington
Clarence H. Roe
Carl D. Collison
Paul Hardee
Paul Maloney
Clifford Towers
Sentinel
Willard M. Lane
Outside Sentinel
John Faulkner, Jr
Harold Towers
Miss Dorothy Emerson to Lead Denton Meeting Classes
Miss Dorothy Emerson associate 4-H leader at the University of Maryland will speak at the Fellowship church in Denton on Tuesday afternoon March 9 to help people gain confidence and ease in leading meetings or participating in group activity. She has special training in voice and public speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Emerson
University of Maryland
Fellowship Com of the Brethren Church
Denton
Emerson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Julia Goldsborough
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Centreville
Thos. Donaldson
Goldsborough
E. Beverly Goldsborough
B. L. Goldsborough
Joseph C. Bishop
John Goldsborough
Beaufort
S. C
John Brown
William Bowen
Clark C. Ivins
Goldsboro
Roland Cartwright
Noble Jarrell, Jr
Unity Club
Edna Carmine
Shore Public Service
Eastern States Farmers Exchange
Homemakers
Mike Malatt
Radio Ranch
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