Weekend Visitors and Local Notes in Greensboro
Greensboro locals host relatives from Baltimore Wilmington Harrington and Marcus Hook while reporting sick lists christenings and upcoming events Circle WSCS bazaar Nov 7 8 and a Perry Point visit. Rev Linwood Horseman begins revival work in Pennsylvania with other ministers away on assignment.
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Francis Richardson
Baltimore
Mary B. Dorman
Harry Draper
Johnny Draper
George Weiderhoeft
Roland Blades
Tuckahoe Neck
John Hayden
Blades
Edward Walls, Jr
U. S. Navy
Edward Walls
William Stoops
Richard
Perryville
Emma Mae Wyatt
Wilmington
Mattie Wyatt
Ernest Murphy
William Urry
Linwood
Jack Clark
Harrington, del
A. J. Urry
Frank M. Hobbs, Jr
Washington, D. C
Frederick Baynard
Joseph MacDonald
Carol
Maud Wilson
Marcus Hook
Alvin Totheroh
George Stevenson
L. Smith
Dover
Del
Harry Karcher
Myron Smith
Genevieve Downes
Sue Smith
Francis Karcher
Bobby Karcher
Perry Point
Thurman Passwater
Otto Zacharias
Harrington
Witten
Easton Hospital
L. W. Taylor
Diane and
Judy
Effa Plummer
Milford M. E
Mrs. Taylor
William Hugg
Jo Purcell
Leon Griffith
Annie Starkey
WSCS
Lula Weaver
Arlie Dingledine
Annie Wells
Ohio
Edwin T. Parrish
Falcroft
Edwin T. Parrish, Jr
Germany
Lindy Jarvis
Eugene Kibler
Bertha Shull
Ethel Steinman
Linwood Horseman
Pennsylvania
Horseman
Local social notes from Easton area remain lively
Martha Kirk Saulsbury visits and recovers at Easton Memorial Hospital. Delights include visits by Frank R. Flounders and Charles Hobbs party in Wilmington. People travel to Crumpton, Philadelphia, Glen Burnie, Clayton, and Medway for church events, farewells, and homecomings. Community members, including Guthrie, Kessler, and Joine r families, share Sunday visits, discharges, and leave from military service.
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Martha Kirk Saulsbury
A. Orrell
Saulsbury, Jr
Easton Memorial Hospital
Frank R. Flounders
Charles Hobbs
Wilmington
Del
Ruth Garey
Norman Godwin
Leon Baker
Linda Lee
Millsboro
William Cannon
Bernard Connolly
Memorial Hospital
Easton
John Perebmann
Philadelphia
E. I. Magson
Springfield
Edward Humer
William J. Sculley
Clinton W. Guthrie, Jr
Fort Benning
Clinton W. Guthrie
Leroy Walls
Crumpton
Fred Kessler
Glenburnie
Jane Garey
Carolyn Knessman
Clayton
Bonnie Towers
Renie Kirshaw
Fay Fleming
Barbara Woolghan
Marie Gretzsinger
Margaret Ann Richardson
Jean Thompson
Walter Joiner and Son
Wilbur
Goldsboro
Jos. Roener
Port Penn
J. A. Mitchell
J. E. Parker
Bridgetown Church
Alex Dawson
Minnie Koeneman
Charles Keeneman
Houston
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Benj. Colgain
Samuel Colgain
Baltimore
Daniel Saulsbury
A. W. Saulsbury
Robert Pyle and Son
Hyde
Walter R. Moore
Robert Ulsh
Army Air Force
Ulsh
Wilmer Ulsh
Hattie Roberts
Greensboro
St.Paul’s Reformed Church
Elmer Simon
Glenside
William Joiner
Charles Werner
Margaret Hearlow
Massachusetts
Mind and body link in tuberculosis care emphasized
The article discusses how tuberculosis treatment now includes mental and social factors. It notes patients face fears, guilt, and family worries, and that hospitals provide support from doctors, nurses, and social workers to ensure return to normal life and community.
Marydel Birthday and Community Notices Summary
Marydel residents celebrate birthdays and milestones including Chuckie Sears first birthday and plans to join his father in Germany. Local families announce births, anniversaries, travel plans, and visits. Civic club meetings, church events, and a forestry convention trip are listed with dates in October.
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Chuckie Sears
Chas. Sears
Chuckie
Karlsruhe
Germany
U. S. Army
Marydel
New York
Samuel Touchton
Washington, D. C
J. Seward Dailey
Michael Pivarnick
Lakeworth
Florida
Michael Jr
Pivarnick
Helen Martin
Guy Steeves
Washington
Bobby Mitchell
Jimmy Walls
Thomas Heather
A. L. Harman
Ashville
North Carolina
National Forestry Association
Susan Cameron
Elizabeth Cobb
Mary Hughes
Chesapeake
Dorcas Federation
Salisbury
Name Of Olds Urged For Dover Air Base
The Dover Air Force base may be renamed to honor Maj. Gen. Robert Olds, a pioneer in military air transport. The proposal, from the U. S. Memorialization Program Committee, awaits final approval. Olds helped establish the Air Corps Ferry Command and directed the Langley to Buenos Aires flight in 1938, earning the Distinguished Flying Cross. He led the Ferry Command 1940 to 1942 and died in 1943.
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Dover Air Force Base
Robert Olds
Military Air Transport Service
U. S
Olds
Air Corps Ferry Command
Transport Service
Woodside
France
Langley Field
Buenos Aires
Army Air Corps Ferry Command
Tucson
Ariz
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