Archeologists Probe Far West Histories Before Reservoirs
Archaeologists from the Smithsonian Bureau of American Ethnology the National Park Service the Bureau of Reclamation and the Corps of Engineers study sites about to be covered by new reservoirs. Douglas Osborne directs dig at McNary near Umatilla Oregon uncovering village remains from Lewis and Clark era. Richard Daugherty leads work near Moses Lake Washington exposing bone and stone implements. Samuel J. Tobin supervises a cave at equalizing reservoir with textiles and cordage linked to Columbia River tribes. George Cheney investigates areas slated for Chief Joseph reservoir near Grand Coulee dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far West
Bureau of American Ethnology
Smithsonian Institution
National Park Service
Bureau of Reclamation
Corps of Engineers
Douglas Osborne
River Basin Surveys
McNary
Umatilla
Oregon
O'Sullivan
Moses Lake
Wash
Richard Daugherty
Equalizing
Washington
Samuel J. Tobin
Fall Is Time to Plant Evergreens Perennials
Fall planting gives home gardeners a head start for next year with evergreens best kept for this season. Plant trees shrubs and vines where wanted and set perennials now to establish before cold weather.
Safety push extends from mills to homes and roads
Steel company safety experts are expanding work beyond plant walls to promote home, street, and highway safety. A plant serving a 40,000 population community reported in 1949 that off the job accidents among its employees more than doubled the plant's on site accidents, with six off the job fatalities and none at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Company
Gold foil fillings hailed as most permanent dental restoration
Dr. Gerald D. Stibbs of the University of Washington School of Dentistry described gold foil sheets or pellets as among the first materials used to fill cavities. He told an American Dental Association session that gold foil remains the most permanent restorative method, preserving teeth long term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald D. Stibbs
University of Washington School of Dentistry
Stibbs
American Dental Association
Gasoline Storage Dangers From Long Term Storage
If the tank is properly made and installed and is clean fuel oil may be kept for a year or more without deterioration. Gasoline is different. A vent must remain open to the air and some evaporation will occur. Gasoline consists of several volatile constituents that evaporate first, altering quality over long storage.
Bible events and social visits in Hobbs area
A Sunday evening Rally Day program and Harvest Home service were held at the Hobbs church. Local residents reported numerous visits including Mrs Elmer Butler entertaining W S C S this month and Mrs R H Walling with Caroline friends returning to New Jersey after a three week stay. Guests at various homes included families from Camden Philadelphia Greensboro and Denton with long awaited reunions noted for Mrs Dorsey and Mrs Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Butler
L. N. Murphy
Baltimore
Amos Scott
Edgar Scott
Dover
R. H. Walling
F. D. Carpenter
New Jersey
Jack Hammond
Camden
N. J
Thornton
Greensboro
Cleveland Henry
Bertie Cook
Georgia Trice
Chas. Sewell
Geo. Wise, Jr
Denton
Clark
Harvey Harris
Amos Harris
L. S. Murphy
Hillsboro Social Roundup Sees Varied Visits Across Town
Mrs A C Lanhorn and daughter Betty Gordon of Washington along with Capt E B Singleton of Florida called on Sunday at the homes of Miss Dora Morris and Miss Frances Covell. Mrs Helen Morris of Baltimore spent days with Mr and Mrs Clifton Hicks. Norman W Harrington and daughter Staces of Easton visited Mr and Mrs Joseph M Eaton. Larry Larinore and daughter Marjorie with Virginia Gertenbury of Wilmington were guests of Mrs Effie Tarbutton Sunday. Mrs Emma Pawson of Baltimore and Mrs Barwick of Matthewstown visited Rufus Hutchinson on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Milton W Beaven ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Lanhorn
Betty Gordon
Washington
E. B. Singleton
Florida
Dora Morris
Frances Covell
Howard Smith
Nan Sullivan
Faston
Willard Russell
Helen Morris
Baltimore
Clifton Hicks
Norman W. Harrington
Staces
Easton
Joseph M. Eaton
Larry Larinore
Marjorie
Virginia Gertenbury
Wilmington
Effie Tarbutton Sund
Emma Pawson
Barwick
Matthewstown
Rufus Hutchinson
Milton W Beaven
Community Club to Host Covered Dish Supper on Wednesday
Last Thursday spent in Wilmington with Anne from Aberdeen returning for the weekend. Ladies of the Community Club invite members to a Covered Dish supper in the Club house on Wednesday at 6 PM. Several residents and guests visited Wilmington and nearby towns, including Mr. Edwin Gale and son Ned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Anne
Aberdeen
Mesdames
Charles Jarrell
Oscar Clark
Wm, Dickinson
Mabel Duffey
Sadye Wothers
Onancock
Edwin Gale
Ned
Everett Gale
Irwin Sparklin
Mary Lou
Carolyn
Baltimore
J. R. Downes
Newark
Wm. Sherwood
Mary Rowe
Kemp Stewart
Claude Baker
Mii
Vaughn Pepper
Home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Pepper Last Week
A brief note records events at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Pepper during the past week. It mentions no further details or surrounding context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Victor Pepper
October 4-H Club Meeting of Little Homemakers
The Little Homemakers 4-H Club met October 18 with Norma Pitts presiding. Secretary’s minutes were approved. A county 4-H Banquet on November 9 was noted. Members voted to pay current year dues. Christmas project: aid a needy family. Peggy Callahan and Rita Anne Rogers demonstrated attractive ways to wear colorful scarves. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Homemakers 4-H
Norma Pitts
Peggy Callahan
Rita Anne Rogers
Notice To Creditors for Mary Hester Rcy Estate
The Orphans Court for Caroline county Maryland grants letters of Administration on the personal estate of Mary Hester Rcy, deceased. Creditors must exhibit their claims with vouchers authentic, by May 1, 1951, or be barred from benefits. Debtors must settle promptly. Given Oct 31, 1950, by John E Boulais Administrator. Carlton V. West, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Orphans' Court
Maryland
Mary Hester
Orphans’ Court
Marshall Roy
Estate of MARSHALL ROY Probate Notice
Estate of MARSHALL ROY late of Caroline county deceased. All per ed an or before the 3rd day of May 1341 or they may be by law admitted to proof. True Com Test Carlton V West Register of Wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton
Carlton V. West
Register of Walls
Nov meeting scheduled with Isabel Jarrell as hostess
The note states that the group will reconvene on November 1 with Isabel Jarrell serving as hostess, and Rita Anne Rogers acting as Publicity Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Jarrell
Rita Anne Rogers
Public sale of farm and homestead in Caroline County
Public notices describe multiple real estate and personal property sales in Caroline County Maryland. Items include a store house with dwelling on Brick Mill Road, a 150 acre Beauchamp estate with old farm buildings, and the Agnes Case homestead with three subdivided lots in Denton plus extensive household goods and a classic 1940 Pontiac. Sales occur at set times in 1950 with cash, title, and possession terms outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brick Mill
S. G. Bye & Son
Caroline County
Calvert C. Merriken
George Reynolds
Florence Beauchamp
State of
Maryland
Bennett Todd
Smithville
Jacobs Cross
Maryland and
Delaware
Bennett Toddland
Delaware and
Arthur Beauchamp
Arthur L. Beauchamp
E. W. Adams & Bros
Albert S. Handy
Court House
Denton
Agnes R. Case
Orphans’ Court of
Denton-Holiness Camp Ground Road
Singer
Arcola
Holiness Camp Ground
William Harvey Fleetwood
Leese & Holsinger
Denton National Bank
Lenton
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Niewspaperhadhivye
Hobbs
Hillsboro
John Marshall Butler
Senator Iidings
Gumnelies
P. Mund
John E. Boulais
Hevrolet
Chevrolet
Gay Streets
Denton, Maryland
West
Cohee’s
Phillips Packing Company
Sinclair and
American Oil Company
R. G. Riggin
J. Merrick Love
Wm. E. Andrew
Sheriff’s Sale
William E. Andrew
James Temple
Wesley E. Thawley
Ormond L. Andrew
James R. Chaffinch, Jr
Caroline Home & Auto Supply
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