Land Transfers in Various Election Districts in 1953
Land transfer notices record multiple April and May 1953 deeds: Thomas C Smith and wife to Irvin L Crossan Jr and wife on two parcels in Third Election District dated April 20. Linwood Riddleberger to Robert W Riddleberger and wife on parcel in Second Election District dated April 17. William C Neal et al to W Edmund Neal on parcel in Eighth Election District dated April 25. Rudi H Merkel to William F Hutchins on parcel in First Election District dated April 30. Frederick M Stafford Sr and wife to William Murdoch on a town Denton lot dated April 30. Theodore King and wife to Elwood M Birney and wife on parcel in unspecified district dated May 1. Leonard T Christopher and wife to Katherine E Westbrook et al on parcel in Fifth Election District dated May 1. Medford E Coulbourn et al to Newspaper HREHIVE dated April 28. Irvin F Krieger on parcel in Fifth Election District dated April 28. Burton A Roe and wife to James M Love on parcel in Sixth Election District dated May 2. Augusta K Loewe to George Elmer Holloway and wife on parcel in Fourth Election District dated May 2. Frank R Twist to Robert Gardine Spring on two parcels in Eighth Election District dated May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Culver Smith
Irvin L. Crossan, Jr
Linwood Riddleberger
Robert W. Riddleberger
William C. Neal
W. Edmond Neal
Rudi H. Merkel
William F. Hutchins
Frederick M. Stafford, Sr
William Murdoch
Denton
Theodore King
Elwood M. Birney
Leonard T. Christopher
Katherine E. Westbrook
Medford E. Coulbourn
Irvin F. Krieger
Burton A. Roe
James M. Love
Augusta K. Loewe
George Elmer Holloway
Frank R. Twist
Robert Gardine Spring
Class To Meet The Christian Comrade Of First Methodist Church
The Christian Comrade class at First Methodist Church will meet on Tuesday May 12 1953 at 8 00 p m The business session takes place in the Sunday School Class Room Afterward attendees will adjourn to Fellowship Hall where Mrs Gail F Cooper will present Painting as a Hobby and display her paintings Hostesses: Mrs Naomi Tribbitt Mrs Edna Collins Miss Emily Cannon Miss Elizabeth Cannon Mrs Araminta Beauchamp
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First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Gail F. Cooper
Naomi Tribbitt
Edna Collins
Emily Cannon
Elizabeth Cannon
Araminta Beauchamp
Death of Ralph M Thornton in Choptank drowning near Greensboro
Ralph Marvin Thornton, 31, drowned Friday afternoon while swimming in the Choptank River about a half mile south of Greensboro. Five volunteers recovered the body after a half hour, the victim wearing only underwear. A resuscitator from Goldsboro failed to revive him. Survived by his mother Mrs Ethel Thornton and several siblings and daughters. Funeral services were held in Ridgely and burial at Zelienople, Pa., with multiple clergymen officiating.
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Ralph Marvin Thornton
Greensboro
Mr. Thornton
Goldsboro
Wilson T. Thornton
Wallace Thornton
Carl Lee Thornton
Thornton
International Latex
Dover
Charlotte
Nancy
Ethel Thornton
Rawlings
Horace DuBois
Greensboro Baptist Church
Death of Rev Theodore F Fischer long serving pastor
The Rev. Theodore F. Fischer pastor of Ridgely Reformed Church for three years died Tuesday at his daughter Mrs Paul Ewing's home in Easton after a short illness. He previously led the Reformed Church at Cambridge for more than 17 years and recently completed 50 years in the ministry. Survivors include his wife Henrietta Fischer and two sons Theo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore F. Fischer
Ridgely Reformed Church
Paul Ewing
Easton
Ridgely
Fischer
The
Reformed Church
Cambridge
Henrietta Fischer
Theo
N Clyde Wilson 69 a Federalsburg resident dies at home
N Clyde Wilson 69 longtime Federalsburg resident and painter died at his Holt Street home after months of ill health. He is survived by widow Anna Legar Wilson son Woodrow C. Wilson and two grandchildren with siblings across Florida Pennsylvania and Maryland. Funeral services were held at Frampton Funeral Home with Rev R Edward Pinder officiating and burial in Hill Crest Cemetery.
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N. Clyde Wilson
Federalsburg
Holt Street
Bruceville
Benjamin C
Clara Dudderar Wilson
Anna Legar Wilson
Woodrow C. Wilson
Parkville
W.Asa_ Kiler
Tampa
Fla
Fred T. Brooks
Thomas Little
York, Pa
Monroe B. Wilson
Union Bridge
Walter Rinehart
York
Louis W. Arnold
Fra
John Edward Luff 91 Rites Held at Greensboro Church
John Edward Luff a 91 year old retired farmer died Friday and services were held Tuesday at St. Pauls Methodist Church in Greensboro with Rev. Grayson H. Wheatley officiating. Interment followed at Greensboro Cemetery. Born in Delaware he lived in Greensboro most of his life and died at the home of his son John Ray Luff in Reedsville Pa. Surviving are a daughter Mrs. Margaret Johnson of Oak Park Illinois a brother Harry of Harrington Delaware ten grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dore I. Fischer
Cambridge
Andrederick W. Fischer
State Department
Greece
Charles MI. Barnes
William
St. Marys
Ernest Fischer
Belleville
Wisc
Herbert Konrad
Lydia Fischer
Elkhart
Ind
Gertrude Schindler
Milwaukee
Ridgely Reformed Church
Carl Schaffer
Baltimore
Wilson Davis
Ridgely Methodist Church
Landenschlager
Reformed Church
Zelienople
John EL Luft
John Edward Luff
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Greensboro
Grayson H. Wheatley
Mr. Luff
Delaware
Reedsville
John Ray Luff
Margaret Johnson
Oak Park
Harry
Harrington, del
National President To Speak To Scout Council
Seaford features a Peninsula Girl Scout Council program honoring Mrs Layton on her first visit. Brownie Scouts of Milford Del present a forty first birthday skit with introductions by Mrs K T Everagamn. Millington intermediate scouts perform a dance demo led by Carl Dynes, with songs by Frederica and Denton seniors. Denton troop offers a chorale reading, Golden Sun by Seaford Scouts and Taps close the program. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaford
Brownie Scouts
Milford
Del
Layton
Peninsula Girl Scout Council
K. T. Everagamn
Millington
Carl Dynes
Frederica
Denton
Henry
Hammond
Seaford Scouts
Taps
County Agent's Office Is Moved
Francis M. Rogers agricultural agent of Caroline County moves his office from the court house to the first floor of the Law Building opposite the court house. The Denton office of the State Roads Commission was moved from the second floor of the court house to the commission's new building on North Sixth Street. The former roads office is now a jury room, and the entire second floor is used by the court. Judge J DeWeese Carter has an office adjoining the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Rogers
Caroline County
Court House
Law Building
Denton
State Roads Commission
Commission
North Sixth Street
J. DeWeese Carter
Taverns to Observe Daylight Saving Time in County
Caroline County commissioners require daylight saving time for all beer selling venues. The ordinance sets the change to take effect April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Illness prompts boss to pledge office support
A sick worker is rushed to hospital. The next day his boss visits and promises colleagues will share his workload once they determine his duties. The remark shows a tight office community ready to help.
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