Petkiewicz Nichols Muptials Held in Wilmington
Miss Margaret E. Nichols of Greensboro wed John J. Petkiewicz of Wilmington in a 3 PM January 27 1951 ceremony at Saint Peter's Cathedral Wilmington Del The double ring rite featured blue lace gowns and orchid corsages followed by a reception at New Polish Hall The couple reside at 621 West Sixth Street Wilmington Del The bride a Bea coms College graduate worked for DuPont The groom WW II veteran is employed by the Smelding Company in Wilmington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret EE. Nichols
Ernest B. Nichols
Greensboro
John J. Petkiewicz
Flpolit Petkiewicz
Wilmington
Saint Peter’s Cathedral Church
Del
Maid of Honor
Sycamore St
New York City
Greensboro High School
Beacom’s College
duPont Company
The
Smelding Company
Maryland Surplus Potato Purchases Low in 1950
A Maryland PMA report shows only 200000 pounds of surplus potatoes bought in 1950 with half U S No 1 and No 1 Size B and total cost of 2000 dollars. National figures list 30135000 hundredweight purchased at 29260000 dollars. 1949 crop purchases were 12877000 hundredweight for 24000000 dollars. Potatoes priced near 1950 cost averages 1.03 per hundredweight. 1950 sales yield 0.97 net after 6 cents per hundredweight.
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Maryland
Joseph H. Blandford
Maryland Prouction and Marketing Administration
Free State
U. S
Jos. T H. Blandford
PMA
Brannon
Economic Facts of Life Vital for Children
The American Weekly notes many parents spoil children and skip money lessons. It advises teaching the economic facts of life to avert later suffering, suggesting parents guide spending and budgeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
In Memoriam Katie Cahall March 14 1941
In loving remembrance of my dear mother Katie Cahall who passed away March 14 1941 God gave me a wonderful mother A Mother who never grew old He gave her a smile of sunshine and molded her heart of gold Sadly missed by daughter Marie.
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Katie Cahall
Marie
No healthy animals should be placed in vacated sick pen
Cautionary guidance warns that no healthy livestock should enter a pen after a diseased animal. Old bedding must be destroyed and the pen thoroughly cleaned and disinfected before reuse to prevent disease spread.
School Lunches Set New High In Nationwide Program
The National School Lunch Program reports eight million six hundred fifty five thousand children were served in November, about 10 percent more than the previous peak. Commodities used included dried eggs, nonfat dry milk solids, butter, cheese, and Irish potatoes, with most meals sourced from local markets. Production and Marketing Administration notes over 1.25 billion meals were served in 1949-50, two-thirds Type A lunches, and schools received surplus foods to support serving needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodity Credit Corporation
Jos. H. Blandford
Marylang
PMA
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Petkiewicz-Nichols
Memoriam
Johnny Bell
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company of
Baltimore City
of the Production and Marketing Administration
Coca-Cola Company
Easton Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc
Easton, MD
SY Aluminum
Edward E. Hurd
Mer
Southern States Farmers’ Supply Cooperative, Inc
Denton, Maryland
Peppeie
PEGG
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