Bride and Groom Tie Double Ring Ceremony in Wauseon
Miss Coralee Mae Stratton and Julius G. Hoste wed in a 10 o'clock ceremony at St. Casper's Church Wauseon Ohio. The bride, daughter of Jay E Stratton Delta and the late Doris Stratton, wore pink linen with a white stole and carried a white prayer book. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Remi Hoste Morene Michigan. Matron of honor Leona Loveland and best man Robert Loveland attended. The couple will reside in the School Apartments Greensboro ties recalled.
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Coralee Mae Stratton
Julius G. Hoste
St. Casper’s Church
Wauseon
Ohio
Jay E. Stratton
Delta
Doris Stratton
Remi Hoste
Morenei
Michigan
Leona Loveland
Robert Loveland
Hoste
Greensboro
Personal notes span visits and travels in Delaware
Local residents share visits with relatives in Sykesville Newark Del and Easton Md. Swarthmore College student Philip Cooper sails June 14 on the Bergensfjord to study political science at the University of Oslo returning August 22. Community groups plan meetings and hospital news include births and memorials while many travel to family events and church circles report on activities and guests.
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Donna Lou Watson
M. C. Watson
William Breeding
Sykesville
George A. Butler
Daisy Breeding
Breeding
Mary A. Lord
Earle White
Rehoboth
St. Petersburg
Wm. F. Towers
Wm. G. Towers
Robert Dulin
Francis E. Yeoman
Scruggs Slatcher nuptials at Laurel Methodist parsonage
Miss Nancy Kaye Scruggs daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Scruggs of Seaford Del married Carroll T Slatcher son of Mr and Mrs Walter Slatcher of Laurel Del Friday at 8 pm Rev Lee Elliott officiated in Laurel parish house in the presence of immediate families The groom is a Laurel School graduate with Slatcher and Sons electricians The couple will honeymoon in Pennsylvania and reside in Laurel
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Nancy Kaye Scruggs
Clifford Scruggs
Seaford
Del
Carroll T. Slatcher
Walter Slatcher
Laurel
Methodist Parsonage
Lee Elliott
Slatcher
Laurel School
Slatcher and Sons
Pennsylvania
Death of D Roger R Ringgold St Michaels banker and leader
D Roger R Ringgold 67 longtime Ridgely and St Michaels banker, bank director, and former mayor dies suddenly of a heart attack in St Michaels. He chaired Ridgely Fire Company, served on Caroline County Board of Education, and held posts at Peoples Bank of Ridgely and Denton. Survived by wife Minnie Rinker Garman, son Roger Jr, daughter Jesse S Fifer, eight grandchildren, two sisters, and a nephew. Funeral held Wednesday at his St Michaels home with burial in Easton Cemetery. He was a World War I veteran, Penn State Agriculture graduate, and former agriculture teacher.
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Roger R. Ringgold
Peoples Bank of
Ridgely
St. Michaels
Jesse S. Fifer
Buckeystown
Ethel Bonney
Nora Bartlett
Clarence C. Ringgold
The
Peoples Bank
Easton Cemetery
Funeral services for Howard Thom as Marvel at Watson Funeral Home
Funeral services for Howard Thom as Marvel 42 were held Sunday at 2 30 p m at Watson Funeral Home Seaford with reverends from Epworth and Grace Methodist Churches Centreville in charge Interment Bridgeville Cemetery Pall bearers were Odd Fellows Lodge Centreville Marvel native of Bridgeville son of Charles and Hattie Marvel had resided in Centreville for years He died in Easton Memorial Hospital after six months illness He is survived by his wife Elizabeth Jane Holland Marvel of Centreville two children Irma Elaine and Walter A Marvel of Centreville four brothers and four sisters
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Odessa
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Oklahoma
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Washington
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Kent
Bert Messenger
New York State
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Starrowbush
N. Y
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Florida
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Mattie Moore
Frank Wade
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William E. Collins
Nancy Kaye Scruggs
Seaford
Annetta Renninger
Lee Anthony
Fooks
Market Street
Albert Morris
Memorial Hospital
Easton
William S. Orme
Sue Houston
Cranford
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Laurel
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Claymont
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Arthur Ramsey
Marshall, N. C
Howard Thomas Marvel
Watson Funeral Home
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Marvel
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Morris dies from farm tractor crash near Bowers Beach Del
S Lawrence Morris of near Bowers Beach Del died Saturday night in Milford Memorial Hospital from injuries from a tractor accident on his farm Thursday. Survived by wife and six children, four daughters in law, eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren, and a brother. Services at Boyer Funeral Home Harrington Tuesday at 2 pm with Rev. Charles M. Elderdice presiding. Interment Hollywood Cemetery.
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S. Lawrence Morris
Bowers Beach
Del
Milford Memorial Hospital
Leonard Renshaw
Carlton Shuebrook
Carl H. Morris
Joseph Morris
Centreville
Wilbur Jarvis
Church Hill
James Reynolds
Queenstown
T. Pliney Morris
Greenwood
Boyer
Harrington
Charles M. Elderdice
Magnolia Methodist Church
Hollywood Cemetery
Mrs Leroux, 59, Dies After Illness Near Greensboro
Mrs. Liana Leroux aged 59 of near Greensboro died at Memorial Hospital, Aston, after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at Rawlings Funeral Home in Greensboro, with Rev. Roy Rakes officiating. Interment followed in Greensboro Cemetery. Survived by husband Benjamin Leroux.
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Liana Leroux
Greensboro
Memorial Hospital
Aston
Rawlings
Roy Rakes
Greensboro Baptist Church
Benjamin Leroux
Short Course Club Luncheon at Preston Fire House
Rural Women's Short Course Club held a luncheon at the Preston Fire House on Tuesday May 1 at 12 noon with Mrs Kennard Holden presiding. The 20th Century Club served the ham lunch while County Council president Mrs Robert Stanton led a National Home Demonstration Week program. Singers included Mrs Hansen Hoffman, 4 H songs, and Mrs Nelson Covey narrated a style revue featuring children dresses to a pink lace beaded gown by county women. clubs participating included Double Hills Federal Federalsburg Cooperative Greensboro Harmony Henderson Preston Young Homemakers Ridgely Ridgely Junior Homemakers Smithville Tuckahoe 20th Century Unity and Furmans.
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Kennard Holden
20Th Century Club
Robert Stanton
County Council of Homemakers Clubs
Hansen Hoffman
Maryland
Nelson Covey
Double Hills
Federal
Federalsburg Cooperative
Greensboro
Harmony
Henderson
Preston Young Homemakers
Ridgely
Ridgely Junior Homemakers
Smithville
Tuckahoe
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Unity
Furman’s
Texas faces four-state subdivision under 1845 resolution
Under a joint congressional resolution dated March 1, 1845, Texas may be subdivided into four states. In a separate note, it is reported that 85 percent of last year’s vehicle accidents involved passenger cars.
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Congress
Texas
George E Garman Dies at Fort Howard Hospital
George E. Garman, a member of the Masonic Order in Denton, died May 1 at Fort Howard Hospital Sparrows Point. Funeral services were held last Friday.
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George E. Garman
Denton
Fort Howard Hospital
Sparrows Point
County clothing show and rural women course notes
Grove hosts a clothing show organized by the County Clothing Committee with Mina Schoenfelder chairing. University of Maryland professor Hester Beale Provensen speaks on think tall and think thin, urging self belief and high potential. Rural Women's Short Course at College Park June 18–23 marks its 30th anniversary with health safety citizenship civil defense and sketching classes plus Potomac River boat tours. Marie Perry introduced as 20th Century Club charter member. Homemakers Clubs displays from Caroline County showcase diverse local activity.
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Hester Beale Provensen
University of Maryland
Pevensen
Washington
Home Demonstration Agent
Denton
Marie Perry
20Th Century Club
Great Plague of London Death Toll in 1665
The Great Plague of London in 1665 is reported to have caused 68 596 deaths, marking a catastrophic outbreak in the capital amid widespread illness and fear.
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London
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