Necrological Notes on Mrs John Cheezum
Obituary fragment notes the death of Mrs John Cheezum in 1930 with survivors including half brother William Cheezum of near Faston and nieces Mrs Charles Albeser of Philadelphia and Mrs August Quidas near Preston. Funeral service held at Frampton Funeral Home Federalsburg with Rev Peyton Thompson officiating. Interment in Linchester Cemetery.
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John Cheezum
Miley
William Cheezum
Near Faston
Charles Albeser
Philadelphia
August Quidas
Preston
Frampton Funeral Home
Federalsburg
Peyton Thompson
Choptank Methodist Church
Linchester
Mrs Georgina Bundy Rites Held in Cambridge and Denton
Mrs Georgina N Bundy a Dorchester County farmer’s widow died of a heart attack in Cambridge. Funeral services at St Marys Cambridge and burial in Dorchester Cemetery followed a Rosary at Moore Funeral Home Denton. She was born in Kent England in 1885 and lived in Dorchester for 30 years. She leaves a daughter and two grandchildren plus two sisters and a niece.
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Moore
Denton
Georgina N. Bundy
Earl Bundy
Dorchester County
Cambridge
J. Francis McDonough
Bundy
St. Mary’s Church
Eugene Biggins
Dorchester Cemetery
Kent
England
George and
Margaret McCleary Nobel
James Baxter
Ottawa
Canada
France
Edna Baxter Charlebois
Victoria Lincoln
Francis J. Charlebois
Brownville
N. Y
Gertrude Aldrick
Watertown
Augusta O’connor
Louis J. Knotts
Queen Mother Elizabeth Visits Annapolis on Monday
Queen Elizabeth, visiting Annapolis, was hosted in the mansion with the royal party. A faded prayer book note shows a substitute phrase “O Lord, bless and preserve these United States.” The group enjoyed Maryland fare prepared under Mrs. McKeldin's direction including Maryland terrapin and beaten biscuits.
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Lord
United States
Maryland
Navy hosts Queen Elizabeth II visit at academy reception
Land stuffed squab on hickory smoked ham accompanied by gifts from the state including a silver cup and an equestrienne statue of Queen Elizabeth I. The Navy then hosted the visit at the Academy where Queen Mother was greeted by Rear Admiral Walter F. Boone as the band played God Save the Queen.
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Navy
Academy
Christmas Seal Sale Opens November 22nd
Dr. Nelson announced the 1954 Christmas Seal Sale will open November 22nd to fund patients and medical research. The goal is to exceed last year’s Maryland total of $450,711.21, with $289,064.77 raised in the county tuberculosis drive.
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Nelson
Maryland
Baltimore Run Raises Funds For Tuberculosis Aid
A Baltimore effort raised funds totaling 161,646 dollars and 44 cents for tuberculosis aid through the Maryland Tuberculosis Association, reflecting strong local support and ongoing health outreach.
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Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Baltimore City
Nafzinger and Isaacs Attend Southern States Meeting
Nafzinger and Isaacs attended a Southern States meeting held Thursday evening. Friday featured panel discussions and Dr Bartle's address. The gathering closed at noon on Friday.
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Nafzinger, Isaacs
Our Yardstick by Hilda K Wiggin Lowe
A reflective verse about measuring life with a flawed yardstick. It contrasts human suffering with divine fairness and suggests true value lies beyond material or visible measures. The poem laments universal rain and pain while noting perception shapes judgment.
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Hilda K. Wiggin Lowe
Community Club Notes and Local Visits in Hillsboro
Hillsboro residents report a busy weekend with the Community Club. Mr and Mrs James Sherwood and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wm Sherwood in Wilmington. Mrs Frank Fleming visited relatives in Westminster Maryland. Mr and Mrs Ross Betts of Chester Pennsylvania were Sunday guests of Mrs ...
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James Sherwood
Wm. Sherwood
Wilmington
Frank Fleming
Urban Bowman
Westminster
Ross Betts
Chester
U S Postal Savings Bank Creation Tied to Taft Era
The Postal Savings Bank was created during the Taft administration, a historic step in expanding federal financial services. The note marks a policy shift enabling postal institutions to offer savings options to Americans, reflecting early 20th century reform efforts.
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U. S. Postal Savings Bank
Taft
Social Roundabout In Maryland and Nearby Towns
Effie Tarburton and Dudley Sparks visited family in Baltimore over the week end. Mrs. Susie Thompson hosted guests. Mrs. Harry Kemp departed to Ridgely for a new position. J. W. Taylor and daughters from Salisbury stayed with Milford Kline. Sadye Wathers and Grace Thompson visited the Cummings family in Tilghman. Edwin Gale and son Stephen from Wilmington spent time with the Gale and Elliott families in Goldsboro for dinner.
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Effie Tarburton
Dudley Sparks
Baltimore
Susie Thompson
Harry Kemp
Ridgely
J. W. Taylor
Salisbury
Milford Kline
Sadye Wathers
Grace Thompson
Wm. Cummings
Tilghman
Edwin Gale
Stephen
Wilmington
E. H. Gale
Clifton Elliott
Goldsboro
Browns Eaton Return From Visit In Youngstown And Wilmington
Mrs Brown Eaton and Mr Brown Eaton have returned home from a visit with her sister Mrs Mary Whiteley in Youngstown Ohio and with Mr and Mrs Wm Sherwood and family in Wilmington Mr and Mrs Barton Butler and ladies Grace Thompson Francis Fleming and Clifton Hicks were visitors in Baltimore on Thursday
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Brown Eaton
Bernice Sherwood
Mary Whiteley
Youngstown
Ohio
Wm. Sherwood
Wilmington
Barton Butler
Grace Thompson
Francis Fleming
Clifton Hicks
Baltimore
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Horner
Elzie Horner
Met
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Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
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