Deaths of Mrs Willie Carroll Dunham of Marcus Hook
Mrs. Willie Carroll Dunham age 81 of Marcus Hook died of a heart attack on October 24 at her daughter’s Falcroft home. Survived by seven children, 16 grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm from the Church of God with Rev Fansler. interment Hill Crest cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Carroll Dunham
Marcus Hook
West Denton
Edward L. Morean
Falcroft
Maude Watson
Dunham
Carroll
Hei
Maude
Denton’ M. P
Grace Methodist Church
Phoebe Ledman
Hannah Longfellow
Towson
Alphonso Dunham
Hattie Price
Linwood
Cleomenza Porter
Greensboro
Esther Morgan
Folcroft
Funeral services for Jennie Stafford noted in Denton
Funeral services for Miss Jennie Stafford former milliner known in Denton and southern cities were held at J Virgil Moore Funeral Home Denton Monday at 2 pm conducted by Rev John E French. Burial followed in Denton Cemetery. Native of Caroline county she and her twin sister were raised by their aunt and uncle Capt and Mrs Wesley Stevens in Denton. She formerly ran a Denton millinery shop and later pursued nursing. She died after a three month illness in Harrisburg Pa Memorial Hospital Easton Memorial Hospital in Har risburg. She is survived by sister Mrs Carrie Port Steelton Pa brother George Stafford Denton and several nephews and nieces including twin sister s daughter Mrs H W Sherman Steelton Pa.
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Jennie Stafford
Denton
Farmington
J. Virgil Moore
John E. French
First Methodist Church
Caroline County
Wesley Stevens
Baltimore
South
Carrie Port
Steelton, Pa
George Stafford
H. W. Sherman
Mrs Covington Dies After Short Illness at 22
Mrs Walter Covington age 22 of Queen Anne died at her parents home after a brief illness. She is survived by her husband, her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Whitby, a daughter and a sister Mrs Gaston Buckle of Queen Anne. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 pm at the Methodist church in Hillsboro with burial in Greenmount cemetery.
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Walter Covington
Queen Anne
Harry Whitby
Gaston Buckle
Methodist Church
Hillsboro
Greenmount Cemetery
Farm Security changes name continues page one
The Farm Security loans for operating expenses will switch to FHA operating loans with identical rates and terms. In Caroline county over ten farmers use these loans. Farm Ownership loans remain largely the same but interest rises to 3 1 2 percent. The new law adds insured mortgages for family farms, guaranteeing 10 percent of loan value. Veterans receive priority in FHA credit, reducing non veteran ownership. The FSA program ends after ten years in Caroline County.
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FHA
Caroline County
Bankhead-Jones
Willis
Tri Colored Charmer rayon outfit advertised here
An advertisement promotes a three color rayon chamer with a black skirt and two tone bodice, claiming a flattering look and durable wear with a crown tested label. It invites readers to request a free leaflet “Color in Your Wardrobe” from the newspaper’s Women's Department by mail.
Hearing Loss Causes Across Ages Across Experts Say
Experts say catarrhal conditions with high fever drive childhood hearing defects while circulatory diseases raise deafness risk in older people. Children with chronic catarrh should have yearly hearing checks and those with very high fevers should be tested soon after recovery. About 1.5 million children have minor defects needing medical attention to prevent progression.
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