Prestonians enjoy weekends with relatives and visits
Preston area residents and relatives are mentioned across a series of social calls and visits. Notable items include Fletcher and Barbara Sisk with parents, Lee Noble Jr visiting Beacom College family, Marilyn Noble and Jack Noble spending Easter with John Noble family, and several others hosting or visiting in local towns. A funeral in Pocomoke is noted and several trips to Springfield, Mass. and New York City are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Sisk Jr
Barbara Sisk
A. W. Sisk
Lee Noble Jr
Beacom College
Lee W. Noble
E. J. Harris
Burton Proctor
Baltimore
Preston
Marilyn Bell Noble
Greenwood School
Jack Noble
Princeton University
E. B. Blades
Carville Fleetwood
Denton
Fleetwood
Blades
G. C. Carmine
Erna Courson
Jack Stieff
Jack
Pocomoke
Bethel
Del
Courson
Carmine
Harold P. Klahold
Alfred L. Weil
Springfield
Mass
New York City
Social visits and guests fill Easter season in town
Mrs. John D. Davis hosted Mr. and Mrs. William Bledsoe of Silver Beach New Jersey and will visit Passaic New Jersey for Easter. Mrs. Arthur Marvel of Baltimore guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Samis. George Wilson and sons of Bel Air visited Palm Sunday with Lawrence Wilson. Mrs. Franklin A. Stayer dined with H. F. Parker and called on Mary Smith at East New Market. Beverly Marvel from near Frederick spent weekend with Suzanne Swing. I. T. Saulsbury hosted son in law and daughter William Leavin of New York City. Leavin family recently returned from Europe. They visited maternal grandparents Banziereé in Le Havre. Maynard Clark and son Garey of Baltimore stayed with their uncle and aunt. Joy Hoffman of Easton visited Sunday with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Davis
William Bledsoe
Silver Beach
Bronx
N. J
Passaic
Arthur Marvel
Baltimore
Charles Samis
George Wilson and Sons
Bel Air
Lawrence Wilson
Franklin A. Stayer
H. F. Parker
Mary Smith
East New Market
Beverly Marvel
Frederick
Suzanne Swing
I. T. Saulsbury
William Leavin
New York City
Leavin
Europe
Monsieur Et Madame Banziereé
le Havre
France
Maynard Clark
Garey
Joy Hoffman
Easton
Notice To Creditors Caroline County Maryland 1948
Notice to creditors that Mary E. Coursey administratrix of Frederick N. Coursey late of Caroline county deceased has the estate administrated by The Orphans Court for Caroline county Maryland. Creditors must present claims with vouchers by September 27 1948 or be excluded from estate. Debtors must settle promptly. March 22 1948. Mary E. Coursey administratrix. Carlton V. West Register of Wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Frederick N. Coursey
Mary E. Coursey
Ridgely social notes and Beacom College dinner attendance
Mr and Mrs Elmer Hoffman host social notes. Milton S Andrews of Wilmington visited Ridgely on Monday. Mrs Frank Samis spent weeks with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Fred Voshell near Cordova. Miss Patricia A Saulsbury of Wilmington visited her parents in Ridgely. Charles Samis returned home with Walter Sheaffer and children from Philadelphia. Mrs Lewis Lane is ill at her Ridgely home. Lofland Slaughter attended Beacom College dinner for the second annual event by Beacom College law students in Wilmington on March 17. he is the elder son of Mr and Mrs F L Slaughter of Ridgely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Hoffman
Milton S. Andrews
Wilmington
Ridgely
Frank Samis
Fred Voshell
Cordova
Patricia A. Saulsbury
Albert W. Saulsbury
Charles Samis
Walter Sheaffer
Philadelphia
Lewis Lane
Lofl and Slaughter
Beacom College
Del
Hob
F. L. Slaughter
Orphans Court Grants Admin Letters in Several Estates
The Orphans Court met with Associate Judges Moore and Coulby. Letters of administration were granted to Annabelle Everett for Mollie E. Smith. bonds filed and creditors notices ordered. Appraisers named. final accounts filed in Julius Henry Summerfield and Earl W. Pennypacker estates. releases recorded for Margar et Summerfield, Lillian Lambert, and Addie L. Wilson. Administration granted to Lee W. Noble for C Fulton Noble with bonds approved and creditors notices published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Charles V. Moore
J. Norris Coulby
Mollie E. Smith
Annabelle Everett
T. Seward Dailey
James H. Scotten
Margaret Summerfield
Lillian Lambert
Addie L. Wilson
Edith K. Greenlee
C. Fulton Noble
Lee W. Noble
Hillsboro Visitors and Philadelphia Trips Featured
Hillsboro residents Mrs Joseph M Eaton and Mrs Chas Jarrell accompanied by Mrs John Decker and Mrs Norman Harrington were Salisbury visitors. Mr and Mrs Harry S Kemp stayed with Mr and Mrs Tra Nelson in Trappe on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wm Thompson and Mrs S S Thompson with Mrs J Norman Clark of Denton visited Philadelphia on Monday. Joseph M Eaton and daughter with Mrs Norman Harrington spent Friday in Philadelphia meeting Miss Ellinor Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Eaton
Chas Jarrell
John Decker
Norman Harrington
Salisbury
Harry S. Kemp
Tra Nelson
Trappe
Wm. Thompson
S. S. Thompson
J. Norman Clark
Denton
Philadelphia
Ellinor Eaton
Easter Holiday Visit Highlights Local Hosts
Spring vacation plans include staying at home. Mr and Mrs Claude Baker and Mr Harvey Baker of Wilmington were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Short and family. Mrs Francis Fleming and daughter Jean spent the weekend in Baltimore. Mrs Chas Jarrell, Mrs Oscar Clark, Mrs Wm Dickinson and Miss Sadye Wothers visited Chester town calling on relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Wm Brown Eaton visited Baltimore Thursday. Mrs James Sherwood returned home after spending most of the winter in Denton. Mrs Willard Russell was guest of Mr and Mrs James Price of Mathews on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Baker
Harvey Baker
Wilmington
Wm. Short
Francis Fleming
Jean
Baltimore
Chas. Jarrell
Oscar Clark
Wm. F. Dickinson
Sadye Wothers
Chestertown
Wm. Brown Eaton
James Sherwood
Denton
Willard Russell
James Price
Mathews
Unity Homemakers Club Meets For St Patrick Day
The Unity Homemakers Club met at Mrs Alvin Gadow's home with eight members and two visitors. Topics included magazines every homemaker should read, a short report on the Executive Board meeting, a talk on buying clothes and fabric details, and Irish songs led by Miss Phyllis Leese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Homemakers Club
Alvin Gadow
St. Patrick’s Day
Better Homes and Gardens
Farm Journal
Country Gentleman
Ladies Home Journal
McCall’s
T. J. Turkington
Thos. Ellwanger
Dan Riner
Phyllis Leese
Thomas Moore
Caroline county obituary summons heirs and estate notice
In Caroline county Maryland the administrator announces that all claims against the estate of Mollie E. Smith must be presented by September 27, 1948 or be barred by law. Creditors and claimants are urged to settle promptly. Annabelle Everett, Administratrix. True Copy Test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie E. Smith
Caroline County
Annabelle. Everett
Reading on St Patrick and Stanley party for club
Mrs. Thomas Ellwanger gave a reading on St Patrick at the meeting. Miss Mildred Parrott conducted a Stanley party for the club to raise funds. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting is set for April 21 at Mrs. Frank Ziegler’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ellwanger
St. Patrick
Mildred Parrott
Frank Ziegler
Earnest Effort Prompts Amusement Through Kindness and Fancy
A thoughtful maxim attributed to Tuckerman notes that earnestness wins respect whereas amusement relies on gentleness and imagination. The quote suggests balancing sincerity with lighthearted charm to engage others effectively.
Public Sale of Valuable Farm Equipment and Livestock
I will sell at public auction on the Andrew Hutchi son farm on the road from American Corners to Union Grove Cemetery at 10 o clock. Items include two gray horses nine and sixteen years old a Jersey cow and calf a seven year old cow a Ford tractor and farming implements bought new in 1945 such as tractors plows saw bench grain drill hay rake and more plus 1000 lbs of old iron and farm accessories. Terms cash. Herman Conley owner William Andrews auctioneer Leon Cox clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Hutchison
American Corners
Union Grove Cemetery
Ford
John Deere
South Bend
Planet Jr
Fairbanks
License hearing set for beer sale at Belmont Golf Club
Notice from Caroline County Maryland announces H Reese Deane applying for a beer license at Choptank Belmont Golf & Country Club in the 4th Election District. Board will hear objections April 6 1948 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Court House Denton. Objections due by 10 a.m. April 6 1948. Rachel Collison Clerk.
Executrix sale of Greensboro real estate in Maryland
Executors of Zaida R Barton announce public auction of two Greensboro parcels in Caroline County as described in the 1936 deed. Tract 1 covers 11 814 square feet on Main Street with a two story dwelling and two apartments. Tract 2 comprises 9 000 square feet on Railroad Avenue with a 10 room residence and a two car garage. Sale in front of Zaida R Barton home on Railroad Avenue between 1 and 3 PM, 1948, with terms one third cash and balance after ratification or all cash option. Auctioneers and executors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaida R. Barton
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Maryland
Railroad Avenue
Greensboro
Main Street
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Mrs. Roe
Blanche Rickards
Rickards
Roe
George W. Eliason
Sarah E. Clark
Blanche Richards
William P. Manlove
Mae G. Manlove
Ollie W. Barton
Zaida M. Barton
Liber T.C.H
William Manlove
State of
Messrs
Marcus and Jackson
Barcus-Jackson
Mary Z. Barton
Liber T.L.D
O. W. Barton
Executors Sale Of Zaida Barton Household Goods
Executors of Zaida A Barton announce a public sale of valuable household goods and personal property at her Railboro home on 1948 at 11 A M rain or shine. The listing includes furniture antiques and a General Electric Stratolin er electric range with multiple built in features and many other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric
Morris
Philco
Winthrop
Sale of Real Estate of Zaida R Barton
Beginning at 1:30 P.M. the above personal property sale will be suspended and the executors will at that time sell the real estate of Zaida R. Barton, deceased, as mentioned in the accompanying real estate advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaida R. Barton
License to offer beer sale filed in Caroline County
J Leon and R B Todd filed for a license to offer for sale beer and brewed beverages under the act at Harmony on the south side of Street in the 8th Election District. Objections must be received by 10 o’clock a.m. April 6, 1948, with hearings between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. If any objections exist they will be heard during those hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of Maryland
J. Leon
R. B. Todd
Harmony
Caroline County
Maryland
Board of License Commissioners of
County Commissioners
Denton
Also Mentioned on This Page
True Sea
Carlton V. West
Register of Wills
Francis P. LeBuffe
American Weekly Nation
Hillsboro
Homemakers Club
Carlton
G. L. Wilson
Ridgely, MD
Tuckerman
Bush
Herman Conley
William Andrews
Leon Cox
Finan
Cial
the Peoples Bank of
Catholines
H. Reese Deane
Belmont Golf & Country Club
Board of License Commissioners
Court House
Board OF County Commissioners OF
Rachel Collison
Maggie Rinker Stover
J. Redden
William E. Andrew
Maggie Rinkersto
Zaida A. Barton
Audt
George W. Beck
Ormond L. Andrew
Clerks
Portia Hamilton
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