Orphans' Court Proceedings Summary May 27 1920s
The Orphans Court met with Chief Judge H. Roland Towers and associates Moore and Brackett. Proceedings include grants of letters of administration for Carl H. Nichols estate to Oscar A. Nichols Sr, in small estate for John C. Simpson, and for Virginia Waters Holt to Ethel S. Holt. Reports of sale, inventories, and notices to creditors filed. various petitions and orders entered. bond approvals. and administration actions across multiple estates including Annie Haynes Gaines George W. Haynes Jr Ernest S. Brindley Helen Scott Sherman L. Tribbitt and Solomon N. Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
H. Roland Towers
Charles V. Moore
Maurice A. Brackett
Carl H. Nichols
Oscar A. Nichols
John C. Simpson
Sherman L. Tribbitt
William Courtland Matthews
Harry R. Merriken
Sperate
Annie Haynes Gaines
Wilbert L. Merriken
George W. Haynes, Jr
Ernest S. Brindley
Rosann Brindley
Helen Scott
Everett Nuttle
Clarence W. Adams
Francis H. Trice
Clifford Hammond
Virginia Waters Holt
Ethel S. Holt
Solomon N. Harris
Willie E. Harris
Henderson Hosts Thanksgiving Style Dinner Attendees
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Phillips entertained at a Sunday turkey dinner with guests from Easton Cordova Wilmington Linwood Greensboro San Diego Cape May and other nearby towns. The Henderson School PTA plans a bingo party in Eden Hall on Thursday June 5 at 8:00 pm with prizes and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Phillips
Henry Rash
Arthur Starkey
Nancy Miller
Donald Miller
Easton
Walter Ingrem
Alice
Cordova
Thomas Rash
Wilmington
L. Borkowski
San Diego
Calif
Ida Elliott
Linwood
William Stoops
Cape May
N. J
Charles Nichols
Ann Nichols
Greensboro
Stanley Dean
Mervin Shultie
Near
Felton
John
Martin Phillips
J. B. Russell
Mary S. Pippin
Lloyd Thomas
Fred Pinder
Leroy Cameron
Marydel
PTA
Henderson School
Eden Hall
L. M. Jones
G. C. King
Town
Courtland Dill
Near Felton
Roy Medford
T. A. Montague
H. B. Logan
Chestertown
Edwin Dill
Carleton
Rising Sun
Del
H. L. Melvin
Card of Thanks from Mrs Helen Hague
I wish to express appreciation to all who remembered me with cards visits telephone calls and flowers during my stay at Memorial Hospital and since returning home Grateful for gift from Rob Roy factory employer and for the kind cards May many thanks be yours Mrs Helen Hague RADHIVF
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Rob Roy Factory
Marydel News Highlights Local Visits and church Changes
Mr. Thomas Toth entered Elsmere Veterans Hospital Wilmington on May 27. Sgt. Clarence Teat on 30 day Okinawa leave visits home. Local families from Philadelphia Baltimore New York host or visit Marydel area relatives. Rev. Covington to Marydel Circuit succeeding Rev. Atkins who retires after 42 years service with extensive remodeling across churches. High School class rings received. Bloomery Sunday School next. Parker Bridgeville visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Toth
Elsmere Veterans’ Hospital
Wilmington
Del
Clarence Teat
Okinawa
Clarence
Ralph Wood and Son
Philadelphia
Francis Pierce
Marydel
Joyce M. Weller
Hardy
Suzanne Thornton
John Schidle
Charles
New York City
Julius Meyer
Thomas Grauer
Silver Springs
Charles Covington
Marydel Methodist Parsonage
Covington
Centreville
Asbury Methodist College
Kentucky
Hardy Pta
Capitol Theatre
Dover
A. L. Harman
Allen Thornton
Julius
Charles H. Atkins
Atkins
Viola
Templeville
Thomas’ Chapel
Henderson
Adams Cross Roads Social Evening At Mrs Smiths
Mrs Floyd Smith spent Thursday evening with Mrs Marian Robinson and daughter. Misses Jane McDowell Ruth Wink and Irene Rust spent Thursday evening with Virginia Lee Robinson. The Junior Class of Bridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Smith
Marian Robinson
Jane McDowell
Ruth Wink
Irene Rust
Virginia Lee Robinson
Bridgeville
Community Happenings and Visits Across Local Towns
Mr and Mrs Herman Hignutt and families spent last Sunday in Norfolk Virginia. Byron Barton and boys from near Baltimore visited the Fountain family. Louis Torbert of the U S Navy spent the weekend with his parents. A WSCS gathering was held May 14 in the Community Building hosted by Mrs Clayton Brown and Mrs W F Torbert. Local dinners included visits by Mr and Mrs William Croll and hosts Mr and Mrs August Croll and Mr and Mrs Paul Van Dyke. Bill Tull and family moved to a farm near Bridgeville, a loss felt by town merchants. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Willis and children from Andersontown and Mr and Mrs Frank Beauchamp from Harrington. Woodrow Passwaters and Beverly visited Mrs Issac Noble. Leroy Tullang and boys visited Frank Breeding’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Hignutt
Dawson Hignutt
Norfolk
Byron Barton
Baltimore
J. C. Fountain
Louis Torbert
U. S. Navy
W. F. Torbert
Dawson Hignutt and Son
Seaford
WSCS
Clayton Brown
William Croll
August Croll
Federalsburg
Paul van Dyke
Denton
Bill Tull
Bridgeville
Harry Willis
Andersontown
Frank Beauchamp
Harrington
J. N. Drummond
Woodrow Passwaters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen Hague
Newspaper
Radhivf
Pate
Leipsic
Lincoln
Concord
Tilghman’s Island
Galena
Zion
East New Market
High School
Bloomery
Hattie Leeser
Arthur Adams
C. H. Parker
Hickman
Economy Furniture Co., Inc
South Aurora ST
Easton, Maryland
Quality Means Economy
DR. Weygand
DR. Parker
Chiropractors
a&Ray Laboratory
Thurs
Sat
Cambridge
Gale Electric Company
Fred J. Wright
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
Denton, Maryland
Ine
Moh
America
Diamond Supply CO
Maryland
Hughesville Hardwood Corp
Hughesville
Hughesville 206
Boother OR
Pee
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