Local Social Notes and Obituary in Greensboro
Henderson and nearby residents host guests including Cpl. George A. Montague of Camp Lee Virginia and Mrs. Montague of Galena. Several families visit, sewing circle entertained, and a Greensboro obituary notes the death of Christian Kusmaul aged 48, World War I veteran, with funeral at Rawlings in Greensboro and burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Bachman and Son
Wilmington
George A. Montague
Camp Lee
Galena
Ada Montague
Dora B. Melvin
Catherine
Lewis Shelton
Near Sudlersville
Mildred Gooden
Washington
T. H. Gough
Bonnie Lou Shelton
Sudlersville
T. A. Montague
John W. Meredith
Pearl Jones
Granville Gruwell
Goldsboro
Charles Shewbrooks
Phyllis States and
Wesley Shewbrooks
Marydel
Chas. Nichols
Greensboro
Wm. Phillips
Christian Kusmaul
John Kusmaul
Rawlings
Paul E. Holls
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Dover
Del
Spare stamps 9 enable five pounds sugar canning
Spare stamp 9 in family ration books now covers five pounds of home canning sugar. The Maryland OPA State Office urges restraint, noting stamp 9 became valid March 11 and runs through October 31, 1946. Mary land State Director Leo H. McCormick reiterates keeping ration books even after using stamps labeled sugar.
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Maryland
OPA
Leo H. McCormick
Sugar ration stamp limits for home canning this season
Many service members with new ration books receive a single sheet sugar ration book replacing war ration book four. The OPA cautions home canning sugar allowances will likely not exceed 10 pounds per person due to sugar supply uncertainties and Cuban crop prospects. No extra regular consumption allocation is foreseen. housewives should budget to use home canning sugar only for that purpose. The next sugar stamp becomes valid May 1, with a second stamp expected in late June or July to cover fruit-season needs.
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OPA
McCormick
Hillsboro Social News Highlights
Mrs William Revelle of Port Deposit Maryland visited her parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Holland. Mrs S S Thompson and Mr William Thompson were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs T A Geiser in Centreville. Geo B Stewart was a Philadelphia visitor on Friday. Kinley Marvel and Kay of Easton visited Mr and Mrs John Mandrell. F Elwood Fleming and H Barton Butler hosted recent dinners in Denton. SSC Worth Walters and his bride of Norfolk Virginia have been visiting.
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William Revelle
Port Deposit
Ralph Holland
S. S. Thompson
William Thompson
T. A. Geiser
Centreville
Geo. B. Stewart
Philadelphia
Kinley Marvel
Kay
Easton
John Mandrell
F. Elwood Fleming
H. Barton Butler
Denton
Worth Walters
Norfolk
Local Social Notes Highlight Visitor and Family News
Mr and Mrs Jas Walter are mentioned with parental ties. Salisbury hosts Woodrow Taylor and family visiting Milford Kline. Harry Kemp visited Preston over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Walter
Woodrow Taylor
Salisbury
Milford Kline
Harry Kemp
Preston
In Memoriam Billy Lord Remembrance Verse
In sad but loving remembrance of our dear son Billy Lord who was killed March 9 1940. A bitter grief and shock, we think of you and how you died. You did your best, may God grant you eternal rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Lord
The Peasant Letter to Congress on Farm Rule Reform
A short, dated-voice letter arguing that bureaucratic meddling harms farmers and that bold peasantry must reclaim control of farming. It cites Oliver Goldsmith and warns lawmakers to act quickly or risk political consequences as farmers prepare to take action.
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Oliver Goldsmith
England
Congress
America
Washington
In loving remembrance of dear mother Lord
The verse memorial notes the passing of a mother on March 12, 1936. It expresses lifelong remembrance by her children including sons and daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lord, with the line You are not forgotten and a signature from Son, Harvey Lord.
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Harvey Lord
Lord
Son
Dinner Hosts Noted In Ridgely Social Roundup
Ridgely society notes record Mr and Mrs James Shively and Miss Annie Larrie Meredith attending a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Merrell Spence of Greensburg as part of the local social column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shively
Annie Larrie Meredith
Merrell Spence
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henderson
Ajo
Hillsboro
Skinner’s Store
Market St
Cambridge
Memoriam
Turkey
O. A. Newton & Son Co
Bridgeville
Delaware
Sherwood
Baltimore
Sherwood Brothers, Inc
G.d.crouse
Betholene Motor Fuel
Sinclair Petroleum Products
Pereachive
G. L. Wilson
Ridgely, MD
Ridgely Bank
Central Avenue
Second Street
Purina
Startena
USDA
E. T. Orme & Sons
Eastern Shore Memorial Center
Maurice E. Newnam
Growena
Alance
Purina Way
Purina Dairy
Corn Distillers
Curia Samstati
Willis and Cowell Company
Ice Plant
Puriea
WSBA
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