Mrs Lucy Weaver Rites Held At Ridgely Funeral
Mrs Lucy Weaver aged 68 wife of Robert Weaver died March 4 at Memorial Hospital Easton. Survived by son Wil son and grandson David Weaver of Bridgetown. Funeral today at 2 at Rawling's Funeral Parlor Greensboro interment St Pauls Reformed Cemetery Ridgely Rev J E Parker officiating. Local notes include visits and gatherings in Ridgely and area events.
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Lucy Weaver
Robert Weaver
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Wilson Weaver
David Weaver
Bridgetown
Bridgetown Church
Rawling
Greensboro
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Ridgely
Paul Crouse
Fort Bliss
Texas
Aberdeen
John Dorman
Centreville
Charles Hammond
Earle Hammond
Wilmington
Harry Swann
Wm. Godnour
Richard Blackburn
Edward Macpherson
Nancy
Shirley
Snow Hill
Beatrice Bower
A. Orrell Saulsbury
A. Orrell Jr
Lehigh University
Frank R. Flounders
Wm. Rieck
Preston
Betty Rieck
William B. Taylor
Frank Taylor
Frank
A & M College
William
Pacific
University of Maryland
Harold Fountain
C. W. Jackson
Christian Fellowship
Ridgely Methodist Church
J. B. Parker
Irene M. Ihde
Preston Community Club Reports and Local Socials
The Community Club met with Mrs. Bonner on Tuesday with Mrs. Har try Rieck assisting. After refreshments, Mrs. Lee Noble and Mrs. H. C. Todd led a program on Tomorrow's House. The Preston minstrel was a two night success. Local dinners hosted by Reese Deans and A T Blades families included many neighbors. The March of Dimes drive in Preston district raised 360 dollars.
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Europe
Taylor University
Asbury College
Palestine
France
Japan
Ath
E. P. Thomas
Ihde
Church
Hiroshima
Christ
Bonner
Hartry Rieck
Lee Noble
H. C. Todd
Preston
Reese Dean
A. T. Blades
A. F. Sisk
J. M. Chambers
W. J. Bonner
Olin Higgins
Hurlock
A. M. Willey
Harry Taylor
W. H. Rieck
W. d. Bonner
Rehoboth Pirates Club organized with officials named
The Rehoboth Pirates Baseball Club Inc formed at a meeting this week. Ray Mora Guthrie was elected president with Russell Hudson and Branche C. Morris as officers. Directors include Col Carleton B. Shaffer, William Bucknioe, William H. Rice Jr., and H Edward Saull. W Ross Collins spoke to over 150 townspeople as plans were made to sell 50,000 dollars in stock for a ballpark.
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Rehoboth Pirates Baseball Club
Raymora
Guthrie
Eastern Shore League Club
Russell Hudson
Branche
C. Morris
Col
Carleton B. Shaffer
William Bucknioe
William H. Rice Jr
H Edward Saull
W. Ross Collins
Seaford
Seaford Club
Eagles appoint Miller as secretary and business manager
Dr. Edwin Dunn, elected president of the Seaford Eagles Baseball Club, announces Galen Miller will serve as secretary and business manager for the Eastern Shore League entry. Miller, principal of Seaford High School and baseball fan, succeeds L. Lloyd Light after a directors meeting.
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Edwin Dunn
Seaford Eagles
Eagles
Galen Miller
Eastern Shore League
Miller
Seaford High School
L. Lloyd Light
Direc
Seaford Adds Giants Players to 1947 Eagles Roster
The Seaford team expands its 1947 Eagles roster as New York Giants assign Thomas Launsbury a six foot right handed pitcher from Danbury Connecticut and Recco Nato a 21 year old third baseman from Amsterdam New York. New park bleachers will be erected along the first base line and a club operated concession stand placed on the north side of the grandstand with season tickets offered at 30 dollars. New traveling uniforms for 1947 are ordered with delivery expected this weekend and Seaford will host pre season practices at Lakehurst New Jersey with Giants lower minor candidate players.
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Tors
Eagles
New York Giants
Thomas Launsbury
Danbury
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