Ridgely News Roundup of Local Visits and Hospital Care
Ridgely residents report hospital stays homecomings and local visitors. Norman Wilson returned from Memorial Hospital Easton. Charles Cole remains hospitalized there. Families hosted and called on relatives in Ridgely Centreville Cambridge and Baltimore. Army Sgt C Edward Robinson promoted at Fort Bragg and completion of service near month end. Local students and nurses spent weekends with families while church and community members shared visits and celebrations.
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Norman Wilson
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Virginia Lee Covey
Cambridge, Maryland
Richard Rose
Oakland
Robert Smith
Baltimore
Charles Cole
Leonard Sparks
Clara Dean
Albert Sparks
Centreville
J. Applebaum
Roger Beckwith
Hurlock
Ridgely
William Lindeman
S. Robinson
U. S. Army
Hansen Hoffman
Paul W. Brown
Gallapos
Ohio
Gene H. Harris
Greenville
N. H
Josephine Bondamer
Chalterham
Robert Dean
Addie Griffin
Norman Collison
Norman F. Downes
Calvin C. Covington
Catskill
N. Y
A. B. Hansen
Dover
Paul Hoffman
Wilson Davis
Leelan Jackson
Marion Gillis
Salisbury
Jane Ringgold
University of Maryland, College Park
Social Security Rep to Visit Denton Court House Monday
Mr. O Regan of the Social Security Administration will be at the Court House in Denton on Monday Nov 8 beginning at 10 a m.
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Mr. O'Regan
The
Social Security Administration
Court House
Denton
Sunshine Day Shareers and Weekend Visits Across Town
The notes recount visits and greetings among local families and relatives. Bernard H Thomas, a Washington College junior, visited grandparents L H Thomas. Ruth Ann Stevens of Burrsville stayed with Ellen and Ann Butler. Mrs C V Clarke and Artley spent a day in Baltimore. Edna Gray of Greensboro visited Mrs W G Holbrook. Roland Towers family and children called on Federalsburg relatives. L H Thomas and family hosted Hopkins Thomas and Chas Davis in Easton. John Ricards visited Mrs B B Allen. Russell Stafford and Elma Jean visited Mrs Clara Stafford. Annie Coulbourne of Denton visited J A Willoughby. Orville Morgan of Federalsburg visited daughter Mrs Roland Towers.
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Ruth Ann Stevens
Burrsville
Ellen
Ann Butler
C. V. Clarke
Artley
Baltimore
Edna Gray
Greensboro
W. G. Holbrook
Roland Towers
Federalsburg
L. H. Thomas
L. Hopkins Thomas
Easton
Wild Mild Wind by Hilda K Wiggin Love
A poem contrasts the wild and mild wind in nature and prayer. The wind’s moods range from gentle sighs and lullabies to stormy shouts and sea bans warning. It ties wind to comfort, faith, and a sense of God's nearness in quiet evenings and bedtime prayers.
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Hilda K. Wiggin
Hillsboro Families Share Sunday Visits and Hallowe'en Party
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Cooper and children of Handly visited the Dodds. Baltimore guests Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Colgain joined Brown Eaton and others. Mrs. Kemp returned from Trappe. Rodney Whitby of Tilghman spent weekend with Miss Sadye Wothers. Nell Bartlett and Mrs. Grace Brown visited the Beavens. Stanley Hutchison held a Halloween party for his twelfth birthday with friends present.
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Samuel Colgain
Baltimore
Brown Eaton
Warren Hiss
Edgar Blanch
Western Shore
Fennimore Garrett
Crumpton
Howard Dodds
Harry Kemp
Maurice Newnam
Trappe
Rodney Whitby
Tilghman’s
Sadye Wothers
Asbury Bartlett
Nell
Grace Brown
Centreville
R. W. Beaven
Stanley Hutchison
Hallowe’en
White Flowers in a Winter Window Pane
A reflective poem contrasts perfect white blossoms with fading petals as winter chills the world. It recalls memories of white flowers before frost, then imagines frost painting sparkling white blooms on a window pane for keeps.
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Rudyard Kipling
Ordier
D.A.V
Country Inn
Earth
Land transfers list with multiple 1954 deeds
A long record enumerates numerous land transfers dated September to October 1954 in Denton Federalsburg Preston and nearby districts plus town parcels. It names buyers and sellers such as Omer L Nichols and Mark Cornish C Jerome Brown Waldo H Grimes Elbert Douglas Dora W Mitchell Lena Selak Elwood Anthony Samuel L Anthony Benny Simms Calvert Merriken Henry and many others. The final line notes the Pentagon occupies 32 acres.
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Omer L. Nichols
Mark Cornish
C. Jerome Brown
Waldo H. Grimes
J. Richard Phillips
Elbert Douglas
Preston
Dora W. Mitchell
Lena Selak
Robert W. Holt
Elwood A. Anthony
Samuel L. Anthony
Benny Simms
Calvert C. Merriken
Clifton 5. Henry
Douglas Paul Henry
Alexis Peter Mines
J. Wilbur Stafford
Denton
James Smith
Charles Clifton Smith
Thurman D. Fountain
Austin R. Murphy
Edward Carlton Carter
Edward Elon Wright
Edward Swafford
Charles L. Swafford
Ralph E. Swafford
O. Gilbert Hignutt
Alvin Harrell
Walter H. Hall
Louis D. van der Beek
Dorothy M. Miller
James B. Handy, Jr
F. Horace Narizano
Harvey M. Parrott, Jr
Herman Paul Walters
Marvin Thorpe
William S. Orme
George McCreary
Francis E., Kelley
Raymond E. Patrick
M. Gertrude Andrew
Walter Shepherd
Federalsburg
John L. Barnes
Robert C. Kingsbury
James H. Lister
Clifford L. Stafford
National Farm Loan Association
William Michael Finn
Dover and Denton Residents Obtain Marriage Licenses
John E. Norris aged 41 and Irma L. Artis aged 47, both of Dover Del, filed for marriage licenses. Robert Williams aged 42 and Laura Roger aged 33, both of Denton, also applied. Thomas Fleetwood Elben aged 18 of Denton and Ruth Evelyn Wright aged 19 of Harrington listed in the notice.
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John E. Norris
Irma L. Artis
Dover
Del
Robert Williams
Laura Roger
Denton
Thomas Fleetwood Elben
Ruth Evelyn Wright
Harrington
Card of Thanks from Stokes for Nut tle Lumber kindness
Mr and Mrs Albert Stokes express gratitude to Nut tle Lumber Company employees for their act of kindness during their bereavement.
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Nuttle Lumber Company
Albert Stokes
Stokes Family Thankful After Bereavement of Son Leamond
Mr and Mrs Albert Stokes express gratitude to friends and relatives for comfort during the loss of their son Leamond W H Stokes. They thank for floral tributes sympathy and kindness shown.
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Leamond W. H. Stokes
Albert Stokes
Robert Fulton the portrait painter turned inventor
Robert Fulton began his career as a portrait painter before pursuing inventions that would later shape his legacy in technology and industry.
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Robert Fulton
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