Sunday Motion Picture Referendum Bills in Maryland Legislature
Long Maryland bill draft proposes adding a Sabbath provision to allow Sunday movie showings in Caroline County after 2 PM with a ballot referendum. It also repeals conflicting laws and outlines penalties, emergency status, and the separate liquor dispensary measure to be decided by voters in May 1953.
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Maryland
Caroline County
General Assembly OF
Caroline
General Assembly
Liquor Control Board
Caroline Choral Society Concert Supports Denton Club Roof
The Caroline Choral Society founded in 1948 under Dr Webster Schmidt of Seaford gave its first Denton concert on February 5, 1950. After a year and a half of success, Schmidt moved away and Robert Hunt of Seaford took over the choir. The concert funded the project to install a new roof on the Denton Community Clubhouse.
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Denton
Caroline Chorel Society
Webster R. Schmidt
Seaford
Caroline County
Schmidt
Robert Hunt
Denton Choral Society Names New Director for Spring Concert
The Caroline Choral Society announces Miss Ottlin Ui. Wilson of Denton as new director after November 1952. She has led the Seaford Symphonic Choir for two years and now works with the Denton group on their spring program to be presented Friday evening March 20 for the Community Club.
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Denton
Caroline Choral Society
Oqeenn Cley
Washington, D.C
Uunt
Seaford
Choral Society
Ottlin Ui. Wilson
Denton, To Direct Them. Miss Wilson Had Been Directing the Seaford
Wilson
Po U A Discusses Special Committee Recommendations
The Po U A reviews and accepts the special committee’s recommendations in Caroline County. A motion reallocates funds from the bP UP A for a junior encyclopedia to the purchase of a new senior encyclopedia, passed by the group. Proceeds from a rummage sale will fund the purchase. the junior encyclopedia was a prior gift. President Keegan appoints next year’s nominating committee: James Wise, Mrs. Thomas Everngam, Mrs. Howard Mezick, Harold Engerman. to report at the next meeting.
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Caroline County
BP. UP. A
Keegan
James Wise
Thomas Everngam
Howard Mezick
Harold Engerman
Roller bearing parts tolerances set by GM Hyatt division
Roller bearing component parts are ground to tolerances of 0002 of an inch and then segregated to .00605 of an inch variation before assembly by the Hyatt Bearings Division of General Motors.
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Hyatt Bearings Division
General Motors
Deaths of Cox and Reynolds sisters noted in Smyrna and Queen Anne
Death notices report Mrs. Hartnett Cox of Smyrna and Mrs. Reynolds of Queen Anne died recently. Funeral rites were held at St. Joseph's Church Smyrna and at Greenmount Cemetery Billsboro, with interments in Galena Me and Billsboro. Survivors include numerous children grandchildren and great grandchildren. obituaries list spouses and siblings.
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Mos
Judia BP. Cox
Ulysses Pfartnett
Smyrna
Samuel Cox
Nicholas George
Moarcaret DP. Babbi
St. Joseph's Church
Clayton
Lewis Pastorelli
Galena
Hartnett
Lemuel Cox
Rock Tall
Amanda Davis
Cranston Heights
Edward Cox
New Castle
Lester Berghorn
Nicholas Cox
Albert Cox
Nelson Cox
Ridgely
Joseph LePore
Marshel
Royden Cox
Alexander City
Ala
Willard Cox
Media
Frank George
Chesapeake City
Funeral services held for Mrs Neta M Russell at Bridgeville Church
Funeral services were held last week at Bridgeville Methodist Church for Mrs Neta M Russell 56 wife of C Rennell Russell who died Tuesday afternoon after a long illness Born in Caroline County she was the daughter of John and Dora Tranmwell Rumbold Survived by two daughters Mrs John Bredemeier of Wilmington and Mrs C Weber Volckmer of Williamsport PA one sister Mrs Leon Mitchell of Preston and one brother John Rumnold of Oakland CA The Rev Lawrence Wimbrow former pastor officiated Interment was in Bridgeville Cemetery
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Bridgeville Methodist Church
Neta M. Russell
C. Rennell Russell
Caroline County
John
Dora Tranmwell Rumbold
John Bredemeier
Wilmington
C. Weber Volckmer
Williamsport
Leon Mitchell
Preston
John Rumnold
Oakland
Calif
Lawrence Wimbrow
Bridgeville Cemetery
Local Notices From Greensboro and Nearby Areas
Mrs Elizabeth Sophrona Reynolds 76 died suddenly at her Greensboro home. Mrs Swanwick is ill at her South Main Street apartment. Dr Paul Biggers ill in Washington hospital. His wife took children to Georgia then returned to Washington to be with him. Mr and Mrs R B Rawlings in St Petersburg Florida for weeks. Pvt Earl Anthony back home near Whiteleysburg after 18 months in Germany. Dora Layfield sister of Rev Linwood Horseman ill in hospital. Rev and Mrs Horseman hosted Mr and Mrs Oliver Leecates and four children plus Hazel and Harold Robinson, Delmar kin. Mrs L S Jones guest of Miss M M Ginn. Mr L W Taylor Jr ill at North Main Street home. Harry Karcher recently recovered from a weeklong illness. (Continued on page 5).
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R. B. Rawlings
St. Petersburg
Florida
Earl Anthony
Whiteleysburg
Germany
Alex Anthony
Dora Layfield
Linwood Horseman
Delmar
Harold Robinson
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Ralph Woolford
Cordova, Md
Hillsboro
Choptank Bar & Restaurant
G. Walter Downes
West Denton
Marcie
South 2Nd St
Rel
ARS
FULEA
COX
Queen Anne
Samuel Reynolds
Turpin Alassey
Lloyd Holland
Wyoming, del
Norman Pinder
L. B. Troutman
Iillsboro-Queen Anne Methodist Church
Greenmount Cemetery
Billsboro
Jers. Neta M. Russell
Elizabeth S. Reynolds
Elizabeth Sophrona Reynolds
Greensboro
Central
Bendix
Bendix Television
Mervin SK
Cohee
Television & Radio Service
Central & Railroad Avenues
Ridgely, Maryland
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