Never A Dull Vegetable Dinner Recipe Ad with Accent
A vintage ad promotes Ac cent as the third shaker to boost vegetable flavor. It presents a full vegetable dinner plan featuring cauliflowers, Viennese carrots, cabbage in cheese sauce, French peas, orange beets, and asparagus au gratin with Parmesan. The text emphasizes cost savings, health benefits, and taste, urging readers to serve vegetables in pairs and enjoy the flavor boost from Ac cent monosodium glutamate.
Land transfers dated in September 1952 in multiple districts
Land transfers recorded for Emory Pritchett to Samuel Flamer and wife dated September 18 1952 a Sixth Election District parcel. Joseph Kibler to Edward Kibler and wife dated September 19 1952 Second Election District parcel. Alan Brown and Florence Brown to Harmony Development Co dated September 22 1952 three tracts Fourth Election District. Dawson F Cohee and wife to William Norman Scott and wife dated September 6 1952 Greensboro town parcel. Isaac E Smith et al to Henry R McKinley and wife dated September 24 1952 Eighth Election District parcel. Richard W Engle and wife to Rena Engle dated June 27 1952 Fourth Election District parcel.
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Samuel Flamer
Joseph B. Kibler
Edward E. Kibler
Alan Brown
Florence Schell Brown
Harmony Development Co
Dawson F. Cohee
William Norman Scott
Greensboro
Isaac E. Smith
Henry R. McKinley
Richard W. Engle
Rena Engle
Orphans Court Proceedings Name Several Estates
The Orphans Court met in regular session on Tuesday September 30 with Chief Judge H Roland Towers and Associate Judges Charles V Moore and Maurice A Brackett present. Letters of administration granted for James Korrell Jr and Edith Merrick. bonds and notices filed. inventories accounts and releases recorded. wills probate and sale orders set with creditors notices and distribution actions noted for estates including Turner Walker Walk er Kerns Snowberger Tribbitt and Merrick among others.
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Orphans’ Court
H. Roland Towers
Charles V. Moore
Maurice A. Brackett
James Korrell, Sr
James Korrell, Jr
Victor R. Turner
Alice C. Turner
W. Robert Turner
Ethel P. Steinmann
Charles M. Walker
C. C. Walker Williams
Edith I. Merrick
Nellie E. Merrick
William E. Kerns
Velma P. Kerns
Joseph K. Snowberger
Florence E. Snowberger
Sherman L. Tribbitt
Naomi H. Tribbitt
Sherman W. Tribbitt
Elizabeth T. Willis
Wedding and family notices from Seaford region
Miss Ruth Drummond attended the wedding of Miss Doris Collins and Leon Gast in Seaford on Saturday afternoon. Miss Beverly Eaton visited Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Noble for the weekend. Pvt Robert Messick of Belvoir VA and Mrs Messick of Farmington were dinner guests of his parents, Mr and Mrs Floyd Messick, Sunday. Mr and Mrs Edgar Fountain of Atlanta and Mrs Helen Brown of Philadelphia visited Mr and Mrs J C Fountain Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Claude Drummond welcomed the birth of a son at Milford Hospital on Monday morning.
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Ruth Drummond
Doris Collins
Leon Gast
Seaford
Beverly Eaton
Isaac Noble
Robert Messick
Belvoir
Messick
Farmington
Floyd Messick
Edgar Fountain
Atlanta
Helen Brown
Philadelphia
J. C. Fountain
Claude Drummond
Milford Hospital
Local social notes and police safety advisory
Hillsboro area residents host visitors from Baltimore Washington and Pennsylvania over the weekend. A suburban crossroad visibility survey urges homeowners to trim or remove hedges and shrubs to keep intersections clear and prevent accidents. The piece notes motorists must exercise extra caution at corners where obstructed views exist.
Clean Your Hedge Rows Renewed Safety Push
Police renewed efforts to clear high growing vegetation at street intersections in the suburbs. Keystone Automobile Club hails the move as vital for safety. August G. Detlof, Maryland club manager, notes owners plant fast growing shrubs near corner lots. In years they block motorists’ view and cause accidents.
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Keystone Automobile Club
August G. Detlof
Maryland
Intersecting street warning prompts safety reminder
A fragmentary note cautions readers to stay safe near an intersecting street. It emphasizes personal safety and awareness, urging pedestrians and drivers to proceed with caution and watch for cross traffic.
Little Homemakers 4-H Club Elects Officers
The Little Homemakers 4-H Club organized at Mrs. Rogers home with 16 members. Officers elected: Sarah Lane president, Ronnie Lee Jones vice president, Janet Cohee secretary, Arlene Conner treasurer, Etta Mae Henry reporter, Vivian Jones recreation chair, Ruth Ann Wharton music chair, Frances Good health chair, Jo Ann Mathews safety chair. Next meeting set for October 16, with plans for the year.
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Little Homemakers 4-H Club
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