Armory cornerstone to be laid at Centreville ceremony
The cornerstone of the new Armory at Centreville is to be laid with ceremonies on Tuesday, with Governor Ritchie expected to attend. Also, Mrs. James Corkell formerly of the county died in Chester Hospital aged 58. Funeral in Denton Catholic Church Monday with interment at the nearby cemetery. Master Woodward Horsey, son of Mrs. Blanche Horsey, suffered a serious accident Saturday when a dynamite cap exploded, costing him three fingers and injuring face and chest. he is recovering at Emergency Hospital Easton. Elijah Griffith of Denton died at his home on Gay Street last Saturday aged 55 after months of illness. widow and three children survive. Funeral at Holiness Church Tuesday. interment in Denton Cemetery. May Wright sold Reliance farm to nephew Victor Wright. farm one of Caroline county’s largest, 400 to 500 acres, estate valued about 150000 at John N. Wright’s death.
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Theorner-stone
Centreville
Ritchie
James Corkell
Chester
Denton
Cemtery
Woodward Horsey
Blanche Horsey
Easton
Elijah Griffith
Gay Street
John B. Griffith
Frey J. Schlegel
Olin M. Griffith
Baltimore
Holiness Church
Melvin E. Wheatley
S. Lewis Adams
May Wright
Reliance
Victor Wright
Frank Wright
Federalsburg
Caroline County
John N. Wright
Miss May Wright
Wedding and Obituary Notices From Millington and Nearby Areas
Ill health forces a farm manager to retire while a very attractive wedding takes place in Millington at noon on March 17. Miss Mary Mildred Clark marries Mr. Lester S. Kauffman with Rev. Connelly officiating. The couple will honeymoon via Wilmington and Washington. Mrs. Carlislie Roe reports Mildred C. Clark's sister marriage to Fred J. Hubbert in Elkton. Harriet Ivins, 91, dies at Burrsville, with funeral at Wesley M. E. Church and interment at Centreville cemetery. Virginia Trice of American Corner school wins second prize in canning by Hazel Atlas Glass Company. Delegates to M. E. Church lay conference from Caroline churches listed. Melville Lee Deen and Violet Adaline Peel wed quietly in Somerville, Tenn. The Journal urges subscription.
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Millington
Marie Vansant
Mary Mildred Clark
Sue Jones
Wilmington
Washington
Carlislie Roe
Mildred C
Fred J. Hubbert
Bertie Hubbert
Elkton
W. R. Moon
Federalsburg
Harriet Ivins
Clark Ivins
Burrsville
Clark
A. D
Harmony
Lambert
Newark, del
Oscar
Harry
Centreville
William
Wesley M. E. Church
E. N. Wright
University of Maryland
Viola Trice
American Corner School
Hazel Atlas Glass Company
Marylang
J. F. Elliott
Melville Lee Deen
C. C. Deen
Preston
Violet Adaline Peel
Holly Springs
Mississippi
Somerville
Tennessee
Deen
Fidelity and Deposit Co
Maryland
Memphis
Beginning and End in Health Insurance Debate Echoes History
A 1943 committee report links compulsory government health and sickness insurance to totalitarianism, citing Lenin and Hitler as examples. It argues government medical care expands state power, creates dependency, and paves the way for broader socialization of professions, with the Welfare State seen as a perilous start toward a Police State.
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House of Commons
Hitler
Lenin
Marx
Earthquakes Often Strike Beneath Seas
Most earthquakes occur beneath the sea. While less destructive usually than those that hit populated land areas, they may wreck havoc through huge sea or so-called tidal waves that inundate coastal settlements.
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Denton Home Supply
Dentonia Theatre
J. Norris Coulby
Lawrence Legates
Nathina’s
Raytheon
Marholz
Carville Fleetwood Hardware Co
Jimmy Wright
Ridgely
Munist State
Coca-Cola Company
Easton Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc
Easton, MD
Edward E. Hurd
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Southern States Farmers’ Supply Cooperative, Inc
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