Deaths and obituaries in Federalsburg area
Mrs Margaret Jennings Noble 73 died near Greensboro after years of ill health. Lifelong Federalsburg resident and Union Methodist Church organist, she is survived only by a cousin. Funeral Tuesday 2 pm at Frampton Funeral Home Federalsburg with Rev Frank A. Baker officiating. Interment Hillcrest Cemetery. Penny Taylor died Oct 18 in Memorial Hospital Easton born July 6 1955 daughter of Harry L. and Lettie Brown Taylor Centreville formerly of Denton. Graveside rites by Dr John E. French at Denton Cemetery. Mr and Mrs Roland Cartwright visit Friday. Wayne Connor stayed overnight with cousin Eddie Hutson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jennings Noble
Greensboro
Federalsburg
Linden C. Noble
Union Methodist Church
Frampton Funeral Home
Federalspurg
Frank A. Baker
Crisfield
Hillcrest Cemetery
Penny Taylor
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Penny
Harry L
Lettie Brown Taylor
Centreville
Denton
Ernestine
Charlene
Karen Lee
Harry Lee
Ernest J. Brown
John E. French
Denton Cemetery
Roland Cartwright
Wm. Palmatory
Wayne Connor
Eddie Hutson
Dr Walter M Carmine Dies After Heart Attack in Dundalk Md
Dr Walter M Carmine formerly of Ridgely died Thursday morning of last week at his Dundalk Maryland home after a heart attack. He is survived by his widow Alice Anita Smith, daughter of the late Congressman Thomas A Smith, two daughters Mrs J Alden Kappel and Miss Eugenia Carmine, and a granddaughter Judith A Kappel, all of Dundalk. Rev C Robert Sutton rector of Christ Episcopal Church Denton officiated at graveside rites in Denton Cemetery on Saturday at 1 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Carmine
Ridgely
Dundalk
Alice Anita Smith
Thomas A. Smith
J. Alden Kappel
Eugenia Carmine
Judith A. Kappel
C. Robert Sutton
Christ Episcopal Church
Denton
Lay Leaders and Community Notices From Goldsboro
Sympathy is extended to the family of Rev. Omro Todd and his brother Wilson Todd of Cambridge. Layman's Day at Trinity Methodist featured Lay Leader Noble Jarrell Jr. and speaker Gerald Murray. Next Sunday Rev. Todd out. Charles Barton of Queen Anne to speak. evening song service planned. MYF hosts and attendees noted. several visits to Memorial Hospital Easton and Wilmington. Anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. John Brown celebrated with a surprise party. Local meetings include Brownie and Cub Scout organization planning in Goldsboro. Various visits and social notes from residents, including Dalton, Dover, and Easton connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omro Todd
Todd
Wilson Todd
Cambridge
Trinity Methodist Church
Noble Jarrell Jr
Gerald Murray
Centreville
Charles Barton
Queen Anne
Jeanne
Carolyn Shively
MYF
Kay Schaub
Middletown
Del
Marydel
Ruth Cartwright
Belle Morris
Jimmy Frase
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Augustus Schaub
Baltimore
Alberta Schaub
John Milby
Louise Milby
Carvel Schaub
Wilmington
Carvel
Goldsboro
Wayne Connor
Laurel
New Orleans
Etta Mae Russell
Marguerite Griffin
Jennie Griffin
Marjorie Williams
John Brown
Janet Hutson
Janet Ingersoll
Greensboro
Eastern Shore Hairdressers Association
Clark Smith
Charles Rich
Seaford
Rich
Roland Cartwright
Irving Vo
Samuel Hockstra
Dover
John Sylvester
Anton Spiering Jr
Community Notices from Hobbs Area Church and Families
The WSCS will meet with Mrs J A Willoughby next Wednesday afternoon. Local residents share visits with relatives in Federalsburg Easton Denton Pocomoke City and Seaford. The community mourns the accidental drowning of Mr and Mrs Wilson Todd of Cambridge and extends sympathy to their son Ronald E Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
J. A. Willoughby
Wm. E. Collins
Sharon
Federalsburg
Roland Towers
Lewis Butler
Marvin Butler
Tuckahoe Neck
Tommy Lee Thomas
Easton
L. H. Thomas
B. B. Allen
T. H. Towers
Gertrude Tripp
J. R. Ricards
Denton
Tripp
Tommy Lee
Neil G. Edgell
Seaford
J. E. Lister
Pocomoke City
Norwood Melvin
Carlton Seward
Wilson Todd
Cambridge
Todd
Delmarva Hardware ‘Co
Salisbury
Ronald E. Todd
Elmer Butler
Harvey Lord
Enoch Strannahan
C. V. Clarke
Frank Willoughby
Jimmy
Diane
Paul Stafford
Health and Love Cure a Little Leaguer’s Stomach Woes
A doctor explains that emotional distress and lack of security trigger stomach problems in children. Jimmy, a Tigers pitcher, fears losing and earns stomach upsets until his parents learn to love him without condition. The remedy is affectionate, patient parenting.
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Jimmy
Tigers
Boy Scout General Campaign Drive Opens with Breakfast
The Early Bird Breakfast of the Boy Scouts of America starts Tuesday at 7:29 am at Brick Hotel. Scouts are urged to attend as Chief Scout Executive John O. Shanks will speak and officers will oversee the campaign. Contact James Owen Knotts at Denton 98 to join as a worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
Brick Hotel
Del-Mar-Va
John O. Shanks
James Owen Knotts
Denton 98
Service Shorts: Two Privates graduate at Fort Belvoir and Fort Lee
Fort Belvoir Virginia Pvt Joseph W Bradley husband of Pauline of Felton Delaware completed a ten week equipment maintenance officers course at The Engineer School. He entered the Army last May and finished basic training at Fort Jackson South Carolina. He is the son of Mr and Mrs George W Bradley of Goldsboro Maryland. Fort Lee Virginia Pvt William P Thomas son of James W Thomas Henderson recently graduated from the graves registration course at the Quartermaster School. In eight weeks he learned to collect evacuate identify and bury deceased personnel under military jurisdiction and to supervise disposal of personal effects. He was last stationed at Fort Jackson South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Belvoir
Joseph W. Bradley
Pauline
Felton
Del
Engineer School
Bradley
Army
Fort Jackson
S. C
George W. Bradley
Goldsboro
Fort Lee
William P. Thomas
James W. Thomas
Henderson
Quartermaster School
Thomas
Fort Knox
William L. Walker
Ruth E. Dixon
Marydel
3D Armored Division
Armored Center
Walker
Centresville High School
The
International Latex Co
Dover
Indian River power plant site chosen in Delaware
Delaware Power & Light announces construction of a large new generating station on the Indian River between Millsboro and Dagsboro. A 75,000 KW unit with room for five more units will start 1957, powering Delmarva with up to 4 or 5 units ultimately and interconnecting with Vienna Maryland and Edgmoor Delaware plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian River
Millsboro
Dagsboro
Delaware
George M. Nelson
Delaware Power & Light Company
Electric Company
Tidewater
Delmarva Industries
Nelson
Delmarva
Eastern Shore Public Service Company
Maryland
Virginia
United Engineers and Constructors, Inc
Philadelphia
Vienna
Babcock & Wilcox Company
Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company
Island Creek
Edgmoor
Wilmington
Navy pilot deployed to Hendon area awaits new airfield
Navy Commander Jack C. Rostien of Greensboro serves with Fleet Aircraft Service Squadron 200 at Hendon Royal Air Force Station Middlesex. The squadron flies R4D 8 Super Dakotas from Hendon, where a 3900 foot runway limits operations. With plans for relocation, $600000 was appropriated for building and hangar construction at Blackbushe airport, 43 miles away, scheduled for completion next summer.
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Middlesex
England
Navy
Jack C. Rostien
Greensboro
Fleet Aircraft Service
Hendon Royal Air Force
London
Hendon
Blackbushe
Army Pfc George Nemith Graduates Supply Specialist Course
Pvt. George Nemith age 20 son of Mr and Mrs Steve Nemith of Goldsboro recently completed The Ordnance School supply specialist course at Aberdeen Proving Ground Md The eight week program taught ordering packing preserving and issuing general ordnance supplies Nemith joined the Army last May and trained at Fort Jackson S C He is a 1953 Greensboro High School graduate
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Aberdeen Proving Ground
George Nemith
Steve Nemith
Goldsboro
Ordnance School
Nemith
Army
Fort Jackson
S .C
Greensboro High School
Navy Recruiters Announce Two Local Enlistments
Chief Earl D. Underwood of the Cambridge office reports 18 year old Ridgely graduates Francis Lawrence Schwartz and Charles Semans have enlisted for four years in the U S Navy. Both are finishing Ridgely High School and now train at the U S Naval Training Center Bainbridge Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl D. Underwood
Navy
Post
Cambridge
U. S. Navy
Francis Lawrence Schwartz
Lawrence Roland Schwartz
Charles Semans
Mondell Semans
Ridgely
Ridgely High School
U. S. Naval Training Center
Bainbridge
Little Homemakers 4-H Club Reorganized
The Little Homemakers 4-H Club reorganized on Sept 15 at Mrs. Rogers home with ten members and three leaders. Officers were elected: President Ruth Ann Wharton, vice-president Sarah Lane, secretary Aileen Conner, treasurer Ann Pine. Volunteers filled Sunshine Etta Mae Henry, reporter Edwina Quillen, recreation Janet Cohce, music Betty June Sutton, health Rona Lee Jones, safety Dottie Billmeier. Frances Fisher hosted Sept 29 at Mrs. Rogers, and Mary Lou Kerslake rejoined as hostess chair for the year. An anniversary party is planned for Oct 11 to celebrate the club’s third year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Homemakers
4-N
Dottie Billmeier
Frances Fisher
Rogers
Mary Lou Kerslake
PERSONALS UPDATE FROM PAGE TEN
Claude Wheatley and others visited relatives in Iederalsburg on Thursday. L Stevens Browne Jr of the U S Coast Guard is spending leave at home with his parents. Carlton V West remains patient at Memorial Hospital Easton and shows improvement. Harold Nuttle of Baltimore visits with Mr S G Nuttle and Mrs J W Funk this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Wheatley
I*ederalsburg
L. Stevens Browne Jr
U. S. Coast Guard
Carlton V. West
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Harold Nuttle
Baltimore
S. G. Nuttle
J. W. Funk
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Margaret J. Noble
Hobbs
Vora
Boy Scout
4-H Club
Xo Sevedeo Poultry
Corkhill Tender
New Corkhill
Clover Farm
Ss. al
Jar
Rozen Vyne
Dulany
Maco
Fleetwood Food Market
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