M E Conference Historical Notes From Rehoboth Session
The Wilmington Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church met in Rehoboth on March 29. It organized March 17, 1869, after separating from the Philadelphia Conference. Details cover district divisions, past and proposed reorganization to three districts, and early presiding elders and members. Drs Stengle Otis Layfield now retired residents with Wilmington Greenwood ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rehoboth
Philadelphia
Asbury Church
Third
Walnut Streets
M. Simpson
S. L. Gracey
Middletown
Dover
Salisbury
Virginia
A. D. Davis
T. O. Ayers
William Chandler
Del-Mar-Va
Chesapeake
Methodist Church
Pivot Bridge
Henry Boehm
Delaware
Adam Stengle
Port Deposit
Levin W. Layfield
John P. Otis
Laurel
Stengle
Otis
Layfield
Greenwood
Eastern Shore Trust Company Completes Reorganization Plans
Eastern Shore Trust Company completes reorganization efforts and seeks Federal Reserve membership. The report notes no anticipated difficulties in admittance once plan approval by depositors is secured.
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Eastern Shore Trust Company
County Trust Company of Maryland to Reopen After Plan
Bank outlines plan to sell up to 1,000,000 in preferred stock or long term debentures to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and to rename to County Trust Company of Maryland. It states ten banks in Southern Maryland counties and eleven on the Eastern Shore, with reopening planned at 100 percent upon depositor approval and rapid applications to the Federal Reserve System and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Maryland
Shore
County Trust Company of Maryland
Federal Reserve System
Orphans Court Admits Multiple Wills in Caroline County
The Caroline County Orphans Court met Tuesday with Judges West Towers and Dennis. Wills for Frank Nealan Mag gie Noble Fred Noble Wright E B Maloney Alberta Stevens Ross Marcellus B Cooper and Harry Mason were admitted to probate with executors named and bonds approved. Inventories and appraisements filed. notices to creditors ordered. Editorial letter urges rail preservation against motor trucks and favors blocking truck routes to protect railroad systems. Cape Charles writer J Y Boggs cites 1993 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
West
Towers
Dennis
Frank Nealan
Blanche Nealan
Edna M. Wright
Fred Noble Wright
Maggie Noble
Harry Davis
Kemp Noble
Leonard F. Covey
Albert Nichols
E.B. Maloney
Fred R. Owens
Sadie B. Maloney
H. H. Nuttle
Walter Howagl
Alberta Stevens Ross
Havingeen
A. Clark Smith
W. Philip Cheezum
A. J. Chue
C. W.melvin
Alberta
Stevens Ross
Mahala M. Allston
Harry B. Mason
Marcellus B. Cooper
Benedict Weaver
Mary Shaner
Goldsborough Endorsed for U S Bureau of Standards Director
Indorsements from over a score of political and engineering readers surfaced today for Prof. W E Goldsborough of South Norwalk Conn as director of the Bureau of Standards. Born 1871 in Baltimore he is linked to Rep T Alan Goldsborough and backed to President Roosevelt by Senator Lonergan with bipartisan support from Senators Robinson Tydings Speaker Rainey and fourteen Maryland and national House members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Goldsborough
South Norwalk
Goldsborough
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Tydings
Maryland
Rainey
House
Lewis, Gambrill and Kennedy
Wedding announcements printed with neatness and dispatch
The Journal notes wedding invitations and announcements are printed with neatness and dispatch encouraging timely notices for readers and couples seeking ceremonial publication in the paper.
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the Journal
Federalsburg Couple Wed in Denton Ceremony
Miss Helen M. Dean and Ralph C. Rosser, both of Federalsburg, married Saturday in Denton by Rev. T. J. Turkington without local knowledge. Dean is daughter of Wilmer Dean of New Castle Delaware and a Federalsburg High School graduate. Rosser is son of Mr. and Mrs. John Rosser of Federalsburg. Funeral services were held Wednesday for Mollie D. Culver 66 at the Eastern Shore State Hospital Cambridge. She was wife of Samuel K. Culver of American Corner and survived by four children including Mrs. Fred G. Miller of Havre de Grace and Mrs. Lottie Lankford of Seaford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M. Dean
Ralph C. Rosser
Denton
T. J. Turkington
Federalsburg
Dean
Wilmer Dean
New Castle
Del
Federalsburg High School
Rosser
John Rosser
Mollie D. Culver
Eastern Shore State Hospital
Cambridge
Culver
Samuel K. Culver
American Corner
Fred G. Miller
Havre de Grace
Lottie Lankford
Seaford
Sherman Culver
Reliance
Orland Culver
Eastern Shore Trust Company Reorganization Plan Approved
A court official reports approval of the Eastern Shore Trust Company reorganization plan. Key points include increasing common stock shares and reducing par value from 50 to 10, authorizing preferred stock and debentures, share-for-share exchange, and transferring most assets to a new nominal capital corporation.
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Eastern Shore Trust Company
Maryland Bank Reorganization Plan Details and Stock Offer
The document outlines a write down of market values for securities and a write off of mortgag es and debts, acceptance of new common stock at $3333 per share for one third of deposits after offsets, and restrictions on withdrawals. It notes amendments to by-laws for local election of Advisory Boards, a 1933 stockholders meeting in lieu of the annual meeting, a name change to County Trust Company of Maryland, and a 36 percent interest rate on time and savings deposits as of April 1 1933. A balance sheet as of February 28 1933 is filed with the Bank Commissioner and at the Union Trust Building Baltimore and at company offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
County Trust Company of Maryland
Union Trust Building
Baltimore
Men With Cars Wanted for Tea and Coffee Routes
Help wanted advertisement seeks men with cars for tea and coffee routes in Cincinnati. No experience required and starting pay is 32.50 dollars per week. Apply to AL BERT MILLS Route Manager at 2325 Monmouth Ave Cincinnati Ohio 8-25-11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Mills
Monmouth
Cincinnati
Master Six The Very Same Machines Too The
The fragment references the term Master Six and mentions machines in the same context. No clear event, person, place, or organization is readable to form a complete news item.
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
M. E
Dot
Railroad System of
America
J. Y. Boggs
Cape Charles
U. S. Post
Journal
The
General Electric
Eastern Shore Public Service CO
Rachiv
Denton, Maryland
John J. Ghingher
General Motors
Flint
Michigan
G. M.A.C
Edward B. Maloney
Sadie B, Maloney
Premier
Advance
Lupton
Blakemore
Bird Defrank
Denton, Md
Burrsville-Harrington Road
Rawleigh
Caroline
Talbot
Queen Anne
City of
Centreville
Raleigh Co
Cheater
Dept
Nancy Nall
Thos. H. Everngam
K.P. D. No
F. J. Wright
Optometrist
Blakemore Ame
Sal Arthur Kelley
Anthony’s Mill
Del-Mar-Va Peninsula
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Buick
Caroline, Talbot, Kent
Queen Annes
Dorchester Counties
RADIO
Thompson Radio & Electric Service
4Th & Gay Streets
Official
Radio Service Men’s Association, Inc
Ducing
Fisher
Quality Automobile
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit, Mich
N. Third St
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