Community Notes from Greensboro and Nearby Towns
Mr Willard Smith enrolls at University of Maryland Graduate School pursuing a Master of Science while serving as an assistant in the department. Mrs Mary Russell hosted family at Chester and Harrington guests, and Mr Harry Camper near Harrington spent Sunday with the Dulin family. Easton visit featured Jo Purcell and Mrs L I Jones for a birthday dinner. Gertrude Longfellow’s surprise party included nieces and friends from Centreville and Denton. Edward Laramore and children from Dover visited his parents. Mrs Ralph Ober’s birthday dinner at the Ober home near Goldsboro drew over twenty relatives. J Ed Weaver Sr and wife vacationed in Wilmington. Rev T S Dixon and wife left for Tampa Florida with daughter Mrs James Simpson guiding them to Wilmington by pullman. L W Taylor Sr and Leon Griffith visited Betsy Taylor at Mt Wilson. Mrs Mary J Maloy, 80, died October 7 in Wilmington. services held at Rawlings Funeral Home with Rev Grayson H Wheatley officiating. Interment Greensboro Cemetery. Wallace Harper is ill in Easton Hospital. wishes for a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Smith
University of Maryland ,Graduate School
Mary Russell
Chester
Harry Camper
Near
Harrington
Whital Laramore
James Farrell
Greenwood
Hugh Smith
Washington
Goldsboro
Mary Cohee
Jennie Hopkins
Rehoboth
Olie Dulin
Denton
J. Ed. Weaver Sr
Wilmington
T. S. Dixon
Tampa
Florida
James Simpson
L. W. Taylor Sr
Leon Griffith
Betsy Taylor
Mt. Wilson
Mary J. Maloy
Greensboro
Harry Fife
Rawlings
Grayson H. Wheatley
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Greensboro Cemetery
Walace Harper
Fasten Hospital
A Plea To Congress From The American Press
About 80 percent of editors voice fear of socialism and urge Congress to cut federal size and cost, restore state home-rule, end subsidies, reduce social services, balance the budget, and cut national debt. Editors doubt Congress will act, but urge fiscally sane votes and more editors in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Marriage Licenses Issued in Delaware and Maryland Regions
A list of individuals from Delaware and Maryland receiving marriage licenses. Names include Hyron Marvel 22 Lewes and Doris Hazzard 19 Lewes, among others such as William Bryan Jr. 21 Preston and Mildred Bailey 19 Federalsburg, plus Harold Austin 26 Milford and Gladys Mitchell 20 Farming ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyron Marvel
Lewes
Del
Doris Hazzard
William Jennings Bryan Jr
Preston
Mildred Catherine Bailey
Federalsburg
Brooks Donovan
Ruby Southard
Harold Joseph Austin
Milford
Gladys Mitchell
Farmington
Paul Francis Scott
Denton
Louise Andrew
Land Transfers in Second Election District and Federalsburg
Land transfer notices dated October 7 1950 record Louis M Hooper and Achsah Taylor Kauer transferring parcels in the Second Election District to Louis Marshall Hooper. A separate September 29 1950 entry shows Ralph T Toomey and wife transferring a Federalsburg town parcel to Ivan M Garman and wife and to Harry A Glessner and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis M. Hooper
Achsah Taylor Kauer
Louis Marshall Hooper
Ralph T. Toomey
Ivan M. Garman
Harry A. Glessner
Federalsburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
American Press
Newspape
William Bob Ricketts
Hattie Hilda Stanley
Milton Lee McKee
Seaford
Janice Eloise Blades
Leo Leyanna
Evelyn Casterline
the Oasis
Mason-Dixon Gang
West Denton
G, C. Cohee
Prop
Cohee’s
Cu, Fr. Moor
Lifetime Porcelain Interior
Cooper Furniture Con
Cooper's
America
AMER
Caroline County Medical Society
All Democratic Women
Caroline County
Eldridge Downes, Jr
Fifth Ave
Maryland
Wm. Preston Lane, Jr
Millard E. Tydings
Dorothy Lane
Caroline County State Central Committee
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