Wedding Bells for Bonnie Tinley and Randall Spicher
Social notes record the May 15 wedding of Bonnie Tinley of Bridgeville to Randall Spicher of Greenwood at the officiating minister's home with attendants Mrs. Robert Lauer. Also noted is the Collison fiftieth anniversary May 17 at 207 N Sixth Denton with friends calling, gifts, and a three tier cake and yellow snapdragons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Tinley
Bridgeville
Randall Earl Spicher
Greenwood
W. L. Jump
Robert Lauer
Harvey Collison
N. Sixth Street
Denton
Collison
William Deford, Jr
Near American Corner
William Foster
Circle 2
Circle 5
Woman's Society of Grace Methodist Church
Donald Larrimore
Milinda Gaye
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Theodore Gelletly
Edna B. Green
Gilbert Cooper
Sue Bertrand
Lewes
Del
Earl Cooper
Vincent Love
Kenny
Peggy
Wilmington
Wilson Smith
Fred Love
Double Hills Homemaker’s Club
Frank Depew
Redmond Long
Edenton Homemakers
Tressie Reger
Nancy Voss
Clare Kaufman
Phyllis Smith
Helen Holsinger
Pauline Pepper
Shirley Trice
Nelson Covey
Death of Edward P. Schreiber in Delaware pond
Edward Paul Schreiber 16, a Felton High School eleventh grader from Whiteleysburg, drowned May 19 at a University of Delaware experimental farm irrigation pond near Middletown. Survived by parents Geo F and Pearl Schreiber, sister Elsie Marvel, brothers Clarence, Robert, Leonard. four nieces and four nephews. Funeral Friday at 2 pm Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro. Interment Greensboro Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Paul Schreiber
Whiteleysburg
Felton High School
University of Delaware Experimental
Vernon
Del
Robert
Leonard Schreiber
Greensboro
Rawlings
Rev. Horsman
Millsboro
Greensboro Holiness Church
Greensboro Cemetery
Mrs Amanda Roe 91 Dies At Philadelphia Home
Mrs Amanda N Roe aged 91 died at her son Lawrence Roe Sr 2122 St Alden St Philadelphia on Sunday May 10. She is survived by her son and daughter Mabel Fox of California, three sisters, seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral services were held May 13 at 1 pm from Oliver H Barr Funeral Home in Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda N. Roe
Lawrence E. Roe
St. Alden St
Philadelphia
Mabel Fox
California
Roe
Charles E. Todd
Concord
Denton
Oliver H. Barr
Local Social and Club Notes From Marydel Area
Marydel area social calendar items include Civic Club at Mrs. Kennard Shults home May 21, visits by families to Johnstown and Har rington, Farmington meeting of Kent County Ladies Auxiliary May 26, Methodist Conference in Salisbury, Phi Mu Sorority event in New Jersey, and a May 23 Lions Club home auction in Covey Building. Community Club of Preston closes year. bridge, luncheons, visits, and births noted alongside a closing line about the U S Canada border crossing frequentness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
Kennard Shults
Robert Dunkleberger
Johnstown
Frank Kotmai
Everett Whittaker
John Radick
Henderson
Courtland Buckleau
Grace Hutson
N. J
Phi Mu Sorority
Bucknell University
Patty Harman
Cooper Bickling
Near Marydel
Cambridge
Lee Noble
Sammy Wayne Lord
New Bedford
Mass
Harold Lord
George Lord
Bruhl
Germany
Terri Melinda
Terri
20Th Century Club
Preston Lions Club
Covey
Lions Club
H. M. Hollis
Clinton Phillips
Cambridge Country Club
Ivan Rankin
Palatka
Fla
Burial at Lawn Croft Cemetery in Boothwyn Pa
Philadelphia burial occurred at Lawn Croft Cemetery located in Boothwyn Pennsylvania with service details noted in local records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lawncroft Cemetery
Boothwyn, Pa
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Heinel Thuns at 87
Mrs Elizabeth Heinel Thuns 87 died last week at her son Frederick Feinels home. Daughter of Henry and Appalona Fiks of Ludwigshafen Germany she came to the United States at 18. Survived by sister Augusta Littig of Ludwigshafen another son Bernard Heinel of Nixon NJ grandson Leslie Lutz of Denton seven other grandchildren and three great great grandchildren. Funeral services were held from the Pilgrim Holiness Church Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Heinel Thuns
Frederick Feinel
Henry
Appalona Muchler Fiks
Ludwigshafen
Germany
Augusta Littig
Ludwigsehafen
Bernard Heinel
Nixon
N. J
Leslie Lutz
Denton
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Cooper Bickling Dies After Illness in Cambridge
Cooper Bickling 80 a retired car penter of Henderson died on Wednesday of last week in Cambridge after a lengthy illness Funeral services were held last Saturday at Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro with burial in Templeville Cemetery Surviving are a sister Mrs Lillie Edge of Chester Pa and a brother Louis Bickling of Greensboro plus several nephews and nieces
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Bickling
Henderson
Cambridge
Rawlings
Greensboro
Templeville
Lillie Edge
Chester
Louis Bickling
Requiem Mass for Charles Rhodes at St Elizabeths Church
Charles Rhodes 91 a retired businessman of Queen Anne died last Monday. Requiem mass was offered at St Elizabeths Church in Denton yesterday at 9 30 a m. Interment followed at Spring Hill Cemetery Easton. Survived by daughter Mrs Reta Clark of Queen Anne. Rosary recited at Moore Funeral Home Denton Wednesday evening at 730.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rhodes
Queen Anne
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Denton
Spring Hill
Easton
Rhodes
Reta Clark
Moore Funeral Home
Community Notices and Social Citings
Funeral services were held at Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro with interment at Templeville Cemetery. Mrs. Louis Collison attended a Berea Class luncheon in Wilmington. Mary Smith and family visited Laura and Sara Glass in Baltimore. Tony Luongo bought the Kaler bungalow. Louis Collison attended a Presbyter ian meeting in Collingswood New Jersey. Sympathy is extended to the Cooper Bickling family. Cub Scout bake sale at Heather’s Hardware Grafton Harty on May 23 at 10 am. donations welcomed at Mrs. Joseph Bickling’s home Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Collison
Berea
Immanuel Baptist Church of
Collingswood
N. J
Cooper Bickling
Grafton
Heather
Harty
Joseph Bickling
Local Pastor Returns to Two Churches for Long Service
Rev. T. J. Turkington was returned to Grace Church Denton for 29 years and Ames Church for 16 during the Peninsula Annual Conference in Salisbury. WSCS plans a meeting with Mrs. Paul Maloney next Wednesday evening May 27. Community visits include Mr. and Mrs. Chas Sewell of Queen Anne Denton and others visiting local families in Federalsburg Harrington Seaford and East on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Gaines
Jeanette Elaine
Nanticoke Hospital
Seaford
Grace Evans
CliftonHeights
Agnes Morgan
Madeline Fiori
Pat Kaufman
George W. McCormick
Montivideo
Uruguay
South America
Ernest G. Cooper
George W. McCormick, Jr
MacDonogh School
Baltimore
Freeport
Long Island
N. Y
T. J. Turkington
Salisbury
Grace Church
Denton
Ames Church
WSCS
Paul Maloney
Chas
Sewell
Queen Anne
Cleveland Henry
Nelson Henry
Janet Draer
Shirley
Debbie
Clarence Edward Porter
Wayne
Harrington
Clifford Towers
B. B. Allen
Clarence Porter
John Kibler
L. H. Thomas
Neil G. Edgell
Roland Towers
Danny
Jeff
T. H. Towers
Russell Stafford
Elma Jean
Eva Spencer
East
C. E. Porter
Joyce
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Newspap
Spicher-Tinley
Waterman
Gustav
Bryan’s Pharma
Dover, Delaware
Ardhive
Preston
Community Club
Edna Carmine
Marydel
H. R. Butts
Phone Whiteoaks
Dallas
Pepperell
Jamaica
Lorch
United States
Canada
Elizabeth H. Thuns
Cooper Bickleng
Templeville Cemetery
Hobbs
Irs
HE. Thomas
Orville Morgan
Ruth Ann Fisher
Walter Todd
Federalsburg
W. B. Reynolds
St. Michaels
The
Clark Shop
Denton, Maryland
Musci
Umbreleas
GEMCO
Randolph Scott
Columbia Picture
Maria Schell
Karl Malden
Columbia Pictures Presents
Gidget
Eastman
Allied Artists
Mother & AN Allied Artists Picture
Wednes
Columbia
URIS
Jon Hal
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