Quiet wedding ties Ridgely and area families
A quiet wedding was held October 27 at 7 pm at the bride’s home in Ridgely. Miss Joyce Heavlow wed Mr. Charles Werner with Rev Irving Lane officiating. The couple, after a trip to Ohio, plan to reside on a farm near Greensboro and are described as independent graduates of local high schools. Several local residents and relatives were noted visiting or hosting before and after the ceremony.
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William J. Sculles
Mes. Sculleys
Ocean City
Thomas Dean
Valley Force Military Academy
Wayne
Charles Deen
Risden Fountain
Charles Fountain
Arlington
Emmitt Messinger
Prospect Park
Anthony Donohoe
State College
James Stack
Calvin Lynch
Lofland A. Slaughter
Wyoming
Del
Richard Rampmeyer
Wilson Davis
T. Frank Seward
Easton
Charles Reynolds
Franklinville
Florida
Inlaw
Stanley Mather
J. A. Mitchell
Glendside
Herman Mitchell
Wilmington
A. G. Gelletly
Denton
Ralph Heavlow
Marcus Hook
Margaret Heavlow
Harry Tee
Milton, del
John A. Saulsbury
Joyce Heavlow
James Heavlow
Ridgely
Charles Werner
Carl Werner
Irving Lane
Ridgely Baptist Church
Florence Joiner
Greensboro
Local social notes from Preston and nearby towns
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schmick and daughter Carolyn spent the weekend in Chestertown. Mrs. H M Hollis hosted the Monday Club. The Mixed Evening Bridge Club met with Mr. and Mrs. E J Harris. Howard Harris and family visited Wilmington, Del, and attended the Delaware Muhlenburg game. Creighton Carmine visited Dorothy Osteen in Baltimore. George Noonan of Plainfield N J stayed with R Walter Clement. J L Gallagher visited Baltimore. The Evening Bridge Club met with Mrs. Harry Taylor. Richard Hall and family weekended in Princess Anne. Emory J Mitchell and son from Norristown Pa were guests of Mrs Mitchell's parents.
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Herman Schmick
Carolyn
Chestertown
H. M. Hollis
E. J. Harris
Howard Harris
Wilmington
Del
Creighton Carmine
Dorothy Osteen
Baltimore
George Noonan
Plainfield
N. J
R. Walter Clement
J. L. Gallagher
Evening Bridge Club
Harry Teylor
Richard Hall
Princess Anne
Emory J. Mitchell and Son
Norristown
Mitchell
Lloyd Cannon
Surface mine operators reclaim 100000 acres across 12 states
Surface mine operators have reclaimed and enhanced the value of more than 100,000 acres of land in 12 states, showcasing extensive restoration work and long term environmental improvements.
In Memoriam for My Daughter M Pearl Butler
A mother Minnie L Cooper writes of her beloved daughter M Pearl Butler who passed away years ago on a November day. She recalls a framed portrait titled Daughter, an image of heavenly grace, and cherishes memories and the guiding voice of her child.
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Ieagiver
M. Pearl Butler
In loving remembrance of M Pearl Butler
A memorial note recalls M Pearl Butler who died November 1 1945 and speaks of fond memories along the road of yesterday. The verse expresses longing to hear her laugh and see her smile and notes she is sadly missed by William G Towers and Irene I Towers.
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William G. and
Irene I. Towers
In loving remembrance of M Pearl Butler
In loving remembrance of my grandmother M Pearl Butler while she lies in peaceful sleep by memory I shall always keep sadly missed by grandson Charles L Davis
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M. Pearl Butler
Charles L. Davis
Rally Day Program at Hobbs Church Draws $53.32
An interesting Rally Day program was performed at Hobbs church Sunday evening. The collection totaled $53.32. Mrs. Richard Lister and daughter Mrs. Edna Gray of Greensboro visited Mrs. Elmer Butler and family last week. Mrs. Bertie Cook of Baltimore has…
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Richard Lister
Edna Gray
Greensboro
Elmer Butler
Bertie Cook
Baltimore
Local residents share visits and greetings in weekly notes
A string of social visits and trips fills the week as families and friends from Greenwood, Hickman, Cambridge, Cape Charles, and DeRuyter share walks, dinners, and welcomed hospitality. Mrs Edna Gray hosts W G Holbrook and Frances Bennett. Mrs J R Ricards and Mrs B B Allen drive to Cambridge. Norwood Melvin and Billy drop by. DeRuyter ties to a nephew’s home. solidifying ties among neighbors and relatives.
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Paul Sharp
Baltimore
Edna Gray
W. G. Holbrook
Frances Bennett
J. T. Edgell
Greenwood
Thomas
Nces Bennett
Sonny
Cape Charles
E. S. Evans
EF. D. Carpenter
New York
State
DeRuyter
N. Y
I. D. Carpenter
New York State
Berlin Sergeant Promotion for Dominick Zareo
Dominick Zareo son of Mrs. Rachel Uber Greensboro promoted to sergeant for proficiency and conduct in Berlin Germany He arrived in November 1950 and serves as a squad leader in the 6th Infantry Regiment He is authorized to wear the Good Conduct Medal the Victory Medal the American Theater of Operations Ribbon and the Occupation Medal.
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Berlin
Germany
Dominick Zareo
Rachel Uber
Greensboro
Zareo
6Th
Local residents host visits and travels across states
Mrvs Frank Hollis and daughter Patty spend two weeks in New Jersey and New York. Harts Phompen and children were guests on Sunday. Thurman Tinymen and Aik Tris, Doren lye ten and bos visit relatives. Woodrow Passwaters family dined with Isaac Noble. Mrs. Wilmer Nagel of Federalsburg visited her parents. Miss Gay Bowdle stayed with W I Torbert's family. Mr and Mrs Perry Gilbert visited Chester for the week. Other local visits occur as families host relatives and attend church events. Subscribe for The Journal today.
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Mrvs
Frank Hollis
Patty
New Jersey
New York
Aps
Harts Phompen
Isaaac Noble
Farah Oday
Greenwood
Wilmer Nagel
Federalsburg
Isaac Noble
Gay Bowdle
Harrington
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Our Loss
We express gratitude to all who sent cards flowers and acts of kindness during the loss of our husband and father Catherine Mentovich and our family thank you for the support shown by friends and neighbors in this difficult time
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Hushard
Birthday thanks note to Effa Phinmer and friends
A brief birthday thank you message expresses gratitude for unique and useful gifts received from relatives and friends, mentioning Mrs Effa Phinmer and others. The note acknowledges each gift with appreciation and friendship.
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Effa Phinmereane
Coal output in 1950 tops 512 million tons nationwide
With a labor force of 131 thousand men, the nation’s bituminous mines produced 512 million tons of coal in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weith
Three Rail Unions Refuse As Industry Negotiations Stagnate
About 130,000 workers in three operating unions refuse terms despite months of talks. The dispute involves BLE BLFCE and ORC and hinges on wages cost of living escalator and the 40 hour week. A White House backed framework already applies to 90 percent of railroad staff, with arbitration for manpower disputes.
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Railway Labor Act
Standard Railroad
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers
Order of
BLE
Blf&fe
ORC
White House
Brotherhood of Railroad
BLFCE
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