Local Highlights of Ridgely Area Visits and Guests
A dense list of residents and guests from Ridgely and nearby towns. Notes include Dani Wayne Joiner visiting grandmother Mrs. Margaret Tevatow, Sparks family guests in Yeadon and Oak Lawn, Covingtons visiting Elkton, Calvin Covington returning to Chicago, and many other neighbors visiting relatives in Wilmington Glenolden Towson Suffern Hurlock and Florida trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dani Wayne Joiner
Deneton
Margaret Tevatow
William Sparks
Yeadon
Leonard Sparks
Calvin C. Covington
Willard Jamison
Elkton
Barbara Covington
Wilmington
Chicago
William FE. Sparks
Oakland
Frank E. Campbell Jr
Glenolden
Irwin Blockston
Horner Russum
Elmer Russum
Clinton Blockston
William Sculley
Newark
Del
Ray Messix
Jack
Charles Harris
Cordova
Marvin Redden
Joseph Richardson
Fred Waring
California
Anna Guilford
Ridgely
Jean Hoffman
State Teachers College
Towson
Elmer Hoffman
Bernie Cherry
Easton
Roland Cherry
Lelia Jones
Connie Stoops
Hillsboro
Norman Wilson
Timon Smid
Ellen
Cedarhurst
Smid
Elizabeth Koehler
Suffern
N. Y
New York City
James Wilson
Martin Sellers
Hurlock
Harry Stayer
Richard Blackburn
J. Boone Jarrell Sr
Florida
Henderson social notes show visits across towns
Henderson and surrounding area residents hosted guests from Chester Wilmington Dover Elkton and Marydel over the weekend. Families including the Thompsons Stubbs Montague Gooden and Shelton shared visits with relatives and friends, and church groups gathered for W S C S activities at Henderson Methodist Church.
Hillsboro Socials Include Trips to Philadelphia and Baltimore
Mrs. Clayton Reynolds of Denton visited Hillsboro guest Elwood Fleming while listed luncheon guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eaton and Charles Jarrell for Mrs. Edwin Broome in Philadelphia. Stephen Rhoads Broome was christened at Grace P. E. Church Mt. Airy. Visitors included Mrs. Edwin Gale Ned of Wilmington with Everett Gale and W.S.C.S. members met with Mrs. Fleming. Other travelers were Mrs. Clifton Hicks in Baltimore and Mrs. Luther Short visiting daughter Mrs. Woodrow Marsh. Charles Rienchenbach and Clarence Schaffer Jr. of Upland Pa. joined weekend guests of James Sherwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Reynolds
Denton
Elwood Fleming
Joseph M. Eaton
Charles Jarrell
Edwin C. Broome
Philadelphia
John Rhoads Broome
Stephen Rhoads
Grace P. E. Church
Mt. Airy
Edwin Gale
Ned
Wilmington
Everett Gale
W.S.C.S
Elwood Fieming
Blaze guts Milford church fire causes heavy loss
A Milford church fire caused about 75 000 dollars in damage to the building and 25 000 dollars to the contents and equipment. The blaze gutted the basement and other parts of the church, with rebuilding done last year at a cost of 35 000 dollars.
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Milford Church
Odist
In loving memory of our dear son Billy Lord
In loving memory of our dear son Billy Lord who departed March 9 1940. Loving memories still linger in our hearts You are gone but not forgotten Father Mother Brothers and Sisters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Lord
Greensboro Social Roundup of Visits and Illnesses
Mrs Leah Cochran visits Hot Springs with Mr and Mrs Frank Lawson Townsend Del Mrs L I Jones visits Western Maryland on Sunday Willie Wyatt treated at Mercy Hospital Greensboro and Chester Pa visitors etc Mrs Koch Pantella families from Wilmington Trenton Fort Belvoir visits Capt and Mrs Parrish L Karcher Charles Davis and two daughters lunch in Greensboro O N Harrison Sr treated at University Hospital Baltimore John Kershaw Wilmington visits G H Nasholg Sr Ginn sisters Mildred and Lillian Ginn Dan Cochran Rehoboth Beach visitor Mrs Hobbs ill at Railroad Ave Carrie Hobbs Baltimore weekend visitors Edward Phonias Walmdngton weekend guests buffet dinner for daughter birthday with L W Taylor Sr Jr and families Guam Honolulu views shown Lt Robert Taylor resides5 Mable Hastings serious burn accident sister Steinman cares for her at S Main St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah A. Cochran
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Frank Lawson
Townsend, del
L. I. Jones
Maryland
Willie Wyatt
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Koch
Wilmington
Pantella
Trenton
N. J
N. Main St
T. Parrish
Fort Belvoir
Harry Karcher
Charles Davis
Pikesville
Dan M. Cochran
Rehoboth Beach
Greensboro
Thomas Hobbs
Railroad Ave
John West and Son
Cornelius West
West
Hobbs
Carrie Hobbs
Colgrove
Airnd
Edward Phonias
Walmngton
Harry Shareher
Eria Phimmer
L. W. Taylor Sr
L. W. Taylor Jr
Diane
Judy
Carlton Smith
Goldsboro
William Flagg Jr
Milford
Del
Sherman ‘Todd
Bridgeville
Fire Devastates Briddell Company Factory in Crisfield
The Briddell Company, maker of fishermen equipment and Culver designed steak knives, faced a $500000 blaze at its 150 by 300 foot Crisfield factory. About $200000 of work predated the fire, with heavy machinery losses from tempering operations. owner Briddell plans rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Briddell Company
Charles D. Briddell
Paul Culver
Salisbury
Briddell
Denton Personal Notices Continue on Page Ten
Denton residents share updates including travels to Florida and Trinidad. Mr and Mrs Park L Hampton are on a Florida trip while Mr and Mrs Lester Carroll welcome their first son since March 5. Bess Butler takes a job in New York City. Dr and Mrs Fred J Wright vacation in St Petersburg. Audrey Kubler informs of arrival in Trinidad after leaving New York February 19 and sailing on the S S Johnson February 26. Anne P Wilson plans a visit to sister Julia H Wilson starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park L. Hampton
Florida
Lester Carroll
Bess Butler
New York City
Fred J. Wright
St. Petersburg
George Reed
Audrey Kubler
Trinidad
Audrey
New York
S. S. Johnson
Anne P. Wilson
Julia H. Wilson
Waterfront crisis hits Crisfield economy says Liddell
Fragment discusses impact of removing breadwinners from Crisfield. Liddell warns a town of 1 080 persons would suffer a sizable dent in its economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crisfield
Liddell
Circle No 1 entertains visitors here in Goldsboro
The W.S.C.S. Circle No. 1 was pleasantly entertained on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Thos. Ober near Baltimore Corner. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Seeman of near Centreville Del. visited friends here last week. Mrs. Jennie Griffin visiting daughter Miss Marguerite Griffin in Washington. Illness of Mrs. Susie Thompson noted with well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Thompson
Chester
Clayton Stubbs
Walter Wessel
Masters Jake
James
Peter Schrock
Marydel
Johnny
Billy Medford
T. A. Montague
Ernest Sentman
Wilmington
M. W. Gooden
Memorial Hospital
Easton
George C. King
L. Jones
Harvey T. Thompson
W.S.C.S
Henderson Methodist Church
Wm. A. Palmer and Sons
Donnie and
Ricky
Dover
Oram Griffin
Billy Griffin
Earl Fillingame
Elkton
Dora B. Melvin
Catherine Melvin
Lewis Shelton
Sudlersville
W.S.C.S. Circle No. 1
Thos. Ober
Baltimore
Ray Seeman
Centreville
Del
Jennie Griffin
Marguerite Griffin
Washington
Susie Thompson
Local Visitors Reported From Various Delaware Trips
Mreo and Aisharold Shively and daughter Sue spent the weekend with the former brother Roy Shively in Baltimore. Miss Bess Ross visited with her niece Mrs Hazel Ross near Dover. Mrs Evans of Cheswold Del visited her daughter Mrs Noble Jarrell Jr last Friday. Mollie Shockley has been staying with her brother and wife Frank and Mollie Smith of Tilarty Del for a few weeks. Roland Cartwright and daughter Jackie were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs J C Kinniz mon Jr in Cambridge. Subscribe For The Journal Today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mreo
Aisharold Shively
Sue
Roy Shively
Baltimore
Bess Ross
Hazel Ross
Dover
Evans
Cheswold, del
Noble Jarrell
Mollie Shockley
Frank Smith
Tilarty
Del
Roland Cartwright
Jackie
J. C. Kinnizmon Jr
Cambridge
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Creensboro
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Nelson Wyatt
Denton-Greensboro Road
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Beacon
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