Maryland Day and the Landing of Lords Baltimore
March 25 1634 the first colonists sent by Lord Baltimore landed at the Potomac and claimed Maryland in a religious ceremony. The event is described as the state’s birthday of a free people with a cross planted on the island and a mass held to begin settlement.
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Lord Baltimore
Maryland
England
Terra Mariae
The
Potomac
McMahon
Greensboro Life Notes and Discharges at Fort Meade
Earl Kornrumphf Jr. discharged from Fort Meade after service in the U. S. Army. Numerous local visits recount social rounds with relatives and friends from Greensboro to Dover, Wilmington, and Philadelphia. Notable items include a birth at Kent General Hospital, a birthday celebration for Mrs. Melissa Webber, and updates on hospital and visitations across the region. Cadet Robert Kelly at Valley Forge Military School spends spring vacation with his parents.
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Claude Griffith
Vestal
N. Y
Brockway Griffith
California
Noble Sipple
Sipple
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Kenneth Bostic
Chester
Leonard Dean
Ridgely
Edith Cockran
Lillian Cockran
Leah Cockran
M. M. Ginn
Philadelphia
John Hayden
Harry Draper
Theodore Burton
Georgetown
Del
Martin Insolo
Townsend, del
Leah Cochran
Greensboro
Hollywood
Jack Pritchett
Sally Ann
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Harry Bilbrough
Springfield
James Bilbrough
Merrel Spence
New York City
A. W. Cockran, Jr
Martin Insole
Margaret Webb
Ethel Minnon
Townsend
Edith Cochran
Rehoboth Beach
Charles Thompson
Marydel
C. C. Williamson
Charlotte
Nancy
Norris Williamson
Wilmington
Vernon Jones
Wilmington Manor
Florence Bjork
Anoka
Mann
Melissa Webber
Davis Bishop
Baltimore
William Stoops
John Starkey
Elizabeth Starkey
Michael McWilliams
Chestertown
Stoops
Portsmouth
Marion Chance
Galena
William Starkey
Harry Karcher
Dorothy Swann
Georgia Swann
Nelson Frazier
Little Son
Foster Hickey
Milton Hammond
Merchantville
N. J
Florence Thornton
Alta Sipple
Felton
Milford
Greensboro High School
State Normal School
Salisbury
Mary Carolyn Shickley
Ruth Neilsen
Carolyn Brown
Barbara Butler
Kathryn Richards
Stanley Cole
Elmer Caine
Elizabeth Walters
Leon Conner
Jean Carroll
WSCS
Methodist Church
Carter Building
A. W. Brumbaugh
Merrel I. Spence
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Virginia
Clarence Russ
Faston
James Shively
Lester Bickling
George Hubbard
Robert Edge
Bruce
Frederica
Alfred Blackburn
Robert Kelly
Valley Forge Military School
R. J. Kelly
WSCS Ladies Plan Spring Supper At Community House
Hobbs notes a WSCS meeting with Mrs Slimer Butler next Wednesday to plan the spring supper set for April 29 at the Community House. Several local residents are listed visiting guests and dinner hosts, plus patients and furlough news from Memorial Hospital Easton and Korea duty.
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WSCS
Slimer Butler
Lewis Butler
Daniel Glenn
Collingswood
N. J
L. H. Thomas
J. H. Edgell
Elmer Butler
Kenneth
George Johnson
Dover
Frank Wright
Denton
Wesley Stafford
L. Hopkins Thomas
Tommy Lee
Easton
Bernard H. Thomas
Washington College
Mildred Scott
H. H. Nuttle
Concord Church House
Artley Clarke
Memorial Hospital
Randolph Griffith
Bernard
James C. Hardesty
Carlton
Harrington
Ronny Stafford
Bobby Robinson
Calvin Clarke
Bobby Seward
Paul Johnson
Korea
Hillsboro Hosts PTA Little League Planning Session
Hillsboro residents hosted a PTA gathering at the Hillsboro School where 75 parents and children attended. Dick Hill and Pete Wood, Easton coaches, spoke on Little League baseball rules and benefits. PTA president Russell Eaton announced Hillsboro and Queen Anne will pursue summer baseball with or without a Little League and a follow up meeting for interested boys and coaches will be held soon.
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Oliver Todd
Chas. Hartman
Washington
Russell Eaton
Sydney Pinder
Laura Griener
Edgar Blades
Deers Head Hospital
Salisbury
Joe Sparks
Queen Anne
Frank Fleming
Clifton Elliott
George
Goldsboro
Wm. Brown Easton
Hillsboro
PTA
Dick Hill
Pete Wood
Easton
Nsaston
Hillsboro-Queen Anne
Card of Thanks from Mrs Edna Zierl in Greensboro Md
Thank you to all who sent flowers fruit and cards and offered kindness while I was at Memorial Hospital Easton. Mrs Edna Zierl Greensboro Md.
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Memorial Hospital
Easton
Edna Zierl
Greensboro
Fort Meade Post Says Soldier Johnson Home On Leave
Service short notice from Fort George G Meade Md dated March 18 1954 states SIFC Paul N Johnson of Denton has returned from overseas to the 2053d ASU Reception Center for processing and rotation leave. After leave the center will complete his records and reassign him within the continental United States. He will return to Fort Meade for reassignment orders. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Franklin Johnson of Denton and is spending his leave at home.
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Earl Kornrumphf, Jr
U. S. Army
Fort Meade
Mervin Cole
Duralite Co
Ridgely
Alvin Simpson
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Fanny Shields
Denton
Ida Shields
Fort George G. Meade
SIFC
Paul N. Johnson
2053D
ASU
Fort George G Meade
United States
Franklin Johnson
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