Bridge improvements at Greensboro widen ends for safety
Twenty five years ago this week the Greensboro bridge foundations remain undisturbed while ends are widened to ease the sharp approach. Other items note local visits by Mrs. Redden, Mrs. Roe and Mrs. Hagadone, a Father and Son dinner planned by the Y M C A, jail delivery thwarted by Sheriff Dutin, and community club meetings.
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Greensboro
C. H. Redden
Meadville
C. V. Myers
Myers
Owen C. Garey
Chicago
Paul Roe
Gilbert Hagadone
Baltimore
Denton
Young Men’s Christian Association
Dianer
Queen Anne
Assembly Nail
D. H. Knotts
I. W. B. Rowe
Knotts
Roe
Carter
Firemen in Kent Aid Red Cross Fund Drive
Kent County Volunteer Firemen's Association raised 30.21 dollars at a Marydel meeting hosted by the local company a dinner preceded the session Jerome Frampton Federal City Fire President spoke on the Joy of Life and Red Cross drive officials and visitors from Ridgely Preston Easton Harrington Lewes Wilmington Dover and others attended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Kent County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Marydel
Marydel Company
Lac County Group
Jerome Frampton
Federalsburg Fire Company
Lee Harmon
John Whitney
Ridgely
Johnson Bonner
Preston
George Mayr
Easton
Chief Snowberger
John Moore
New Castle County
Frank C. O’neal
Harrington
Herald Brittingham
Lewes
Fred Brown
Wilmington
W. W. Pettijohn
Dover
Firemen’s group approves marshal bill and meets in Hartly
Treasurer C. M. Johnson of Ma nelia and State Fire Recorder Lay ton Baynard of Mt. Cuba led a session with Kent County Association directors John Morris Smyrna George Swain Harrington Ted Holland James McInvane Magnelia and William Whirx. Caleb W. Johnson thanked the host Mr. Harmon. New schedule cards were distributed for the coming year. Discussion covered pending legislation supported by the firemen with approval voiced for the fire marshal bill. The April meeting is planned for Hartly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Johnson
Maenelia
Layton Baynard
Mt. Cuba
Kent County Association
John Morris
Smyrna
George Swain
Tharrington
Ted Holland
Hartly
Claiming Social Security death benefit after母 death
A reader asks about a lump sum death payment under Social Security for a mother who died June 10 1942. They must file within two years, by June 10 1944, based on a $100 monthly salary the payment would be about $160. Inquiries should go to the Social Security Board office in Salisbury Maryland.
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Office of the Social Security Board
Office of the
Social Security Board
Salisbury
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Andersontown Hobbs Community Club
D. W.W. Davis
Norman
Miss Jones
State Agricultural College
Anna Seeders
H. T. Nuttle
Government Weather Bureau
Lake Montibello
Elizabeth Cohee
Benjamin L. Cohee
Willow Grove
Thomas L. Cooper
Petersburg
Margaret J. Cohee
Anna V. Stelle
C. M. Stelle
Market St
Denton, Mil
Cooper Furniture Co
Denton, Maryland
Kent
Old-Age and Survivors Insurance
Fir’st
American Corner
Irving W. Trice
American Corner P
Federalsburg
Brooks Nagel
U. G. Todd
Williston
F. Glen Crain
John Schmick JR
R. H. Stafford JR
Fred Hurst
Charles Marine
Clarence W. Phillips
Oeoma Pag
Asco Quality
Asco
Frepared
Calif
Valencia
Dator & Tor
Rob-Ford
Mazda
Farmdale
F. Hurlock
Acme Golden
Wilbert
Kirkman
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