Obituaries and birthdays mark Federalsburg area notices
Twenty five years ago Mrs. Mary Williams Handy died at her Federalsburg home aged about eighty after months of illness. Survived by husband George T. Handy and children Albert S Oliver Luke of Federalsburg Charles and Clarence of Philadelphia and Mrs. Alice Kinder and Mrs. Grace Noble near Federalsburg. Captain and Mrs A L Dunham of West Denton hosted a family reunion for Captain Dunham’s sixty first birthday with many relatives from Marcus Hook to Trainer and Denton. Returns mention visits by Jennie Garey Griffin and Frances to Baltimore, Mabel Duffy dinner with Priestley Allen Leota Campbell and Bessie Brown, Sarah Roop’s Wilmington trip, and the death of Mrs Margaret Hurd near Burrsville after stomach cancer. Revered C S Larrimore of the M P Church noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Williams Handy
George T. Handy
Federalsburg
Albert S
Oliver
Luke
Charles and
Clarence
Philadelphia
Alice Kinder
Grace Noble
A. L. Dunham
West Denton
Captain Dunham
Avery Ledman
Eugene Scott
Betty Jane
Marcus Hook, Pa
A. T. Longfellow
Jonathan
Kennard
Virginia
Lewis
Near Denton
A. L. Dunham, Jr
Alphonso
Estella
Priestley Allen
Leota Campbell
Bessie Brown
Sarah Roop
Denton
Horace Roop
Wilmington
Margaret Hurd
David Hurd
Burrsville
C. S. Larrimore
M. P. Church
Obituary and Court Docket from Caroline County
The deceased was buried in Barratt's Chapel cemetery near Bower's Beach Del. Interment followed in a Christian service. Besides her husband she leaves four grown children one granddaughter and one sister Mrs Sereptha Draper Edwardsville Del. The fall term of the Circuit Court for Caroline County opens Monday with Judges Adkins Wickes and Keating on the bench and a docket of over 90 cases. Jurors from eight districts are summoned with named jurors listed for each district. Also noted are recent marriages including Miss Lida Marie Nowell to Walter D Newcomer in Elkton and Miss Ruth Iona Jones to Jos eph Henry Figgs in Denton. A separate Denton wedding of Miss Lillian Reed to Mr Oscar Willey is described with ceremony details and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrsville
Barratt’s Chapel
Bower's Beach
Del
Sereptha Draper
Edwardsville
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Adkins
Wickes
Keating
Andrew
T. H. Gough
J. Edgar Walls
William E. Jones
H. H. Dennison
Walter Sapp
J. Frank Lane
T. E. Gibson
H. Claude Rawlings
John F. Jarman
Louis N. Kibler
Roland Jones
Figgs
Marcus Hook
Denton
Lillian Reed
Betterton
Oscar Willey
American Corner
Lewis Adams
Infant Philip Lee Dies in Castleton Home
Infant son of Fred and .33 Stafford died at the parents' Castleton New Jersey home. They placed the child to rest shortly after the death, with the occasion noted in the local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Lee
Fred
Stafford
Castleton
N. J
Also Mentioned on This Page
Journal of
William W. Parker
Garey H. Hubbard
Oscar Nichols
Charles W. Smith
Clayton Covey
Charles R. Neal
Lida Marie Nowell
Woroughby Novwell
Walter D. New
Comer
Burbank
Calif
Elkton
Newcomer
W. W. Newcomer
Pacific
Beacom's Business College
Den-Mar Mobile Co
Ruth Iona Jones
Joseph Henry Figgs
William H. Jones
Hilda K. Wiggins
Rémerica
James N. Trice
DR. Weygand
DR. Parker
Chiropractors
Race Street
Cambridge
Chiropractic
iNestle
Mary Alice Beauty Shoppe
Betue
Betholine-Sinclair
Maryland
Betheline-Sinclair
Betholine-Sinclair Station
Sherwood Brothers
Betheline Motor Fuel
Sinclair Petroleum Products
Sherwood O.1
Goodyear
Prethoune
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