Deaths Tie Colonel Hotel Manager and Local Figures
Eugene W. Goldsborough 55, traveling representative for Curtis Publishing, died after collapsing in Millburn New Jersey following a high school address. Funeral held in Smyrna with burial in Odd Fellows Cemetery. Survived by wife Mary Bell, daughter Jeanne, three steps, two grandchildren, and an aunt. Oscar Dadds 68, waterman from Kent County, dies in Centreville. services in Church Hill and interment in Chesterfield Cemetery. Survived by wife Isabelle, seven children, two sisters, 12 grandchildren. Community notices include Halloween party plans by Marydel Civic Club and a chicken dinner fundraiser by Mary Del Fire Co to improve the hall exterior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EE W. Goldsborough
Eugene W. Goldsborough
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Millburn
N. J
Goldsborough
Smyrna
Colonial Hotel
Overlook Hospital
Summit
Mary Bell Goldsborough
N. Main Street
F. S. Bancroft
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Odd Fellow’s Cemetery
Jeanne Smith
Rehoboth Beach
James G. Meessler
Milan
Robert Bell
George Bell
William G. Shortess
St. Petersburg
Fla
Oscar Dadds
Roland
Wyoming
Del
Lane
Church Hill
Chesterfield
Centreville
Mr. Dadds
Kent County
Robert and
Carry Dadds
Grasonville
Isabelle
Robert
Wilmington
William Barron
Stevensville
William
Eva Clark
Chester
Samuel
Baltimore
Harry
Louisville
Nellie Lane
Ridgely
Merley Gyites
Atlantic City
H. B. Logan
Pennsgrove
Drexel Hill
Marydel Community Hall
Marydel
Mary del Fire Co
WSCS
Civic Club
Fire Company
Mary-Del Fire Company
Alien Thornton
Suzanne
Bobby
Chincoteague
Funeral services for George H. Anderson 81
George H. Anderson 81 died Saturday in a nursing home after long illness. Funeral held Monday at Marvin V. Williams Funeral Home Chester town at 7 30 pm. He was born in Caroline County son of Isaac Davis and Roxie Spurry Anderson. He worked for Pennsylvania Railroad until retirement. Surviving: brother De Wilton Lee Anderson Hollywood CA two half sisters Mrs J Kemp Stevens and Mrs Henrietta A Liles both Denton and half brother S Russell Anderson Wilmington DE Interment Wilmington Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Anderson
Marvin V. Williams
Chestertown
Caroline County
Isaac Davis
Roxie Spurry Anderson
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
de Wilton Lee Anderson
Hollywood
California
J. Kemp Stevens
Henrietta A. Liles
Denton
S. Russell Anderson
Wilmington
Mary Merrick Krebs Dies at Age 31 in Denton
Denton friends mourn the death of Mary Merrick Krebs who passed away October 3, 1953. Born February 18, 1922, she lived in Denton until age ten before moving to Glen Rock, Pennsylvania. She is survived by her husband two young sons her mother and brothers James and Reider Merrick.
Visits and trips span Marydel to San Francisco
Mrs Florence Scotten plans a two week visit with her daughter and family, Mr and Mrs Richard Johnson of Woodridge New Jersey. Mr and Mrs Amos Wyatt depart Tuesday for a two week trip to San Francisco via Chicago to attend the National Postmasters Convention. October birthdays are noted with Master Jimmy Walls celebrating on October 13 with his father J W Walls Jr. nearby.
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Florence Scotten
Richard Johnson
Woodridge
N. J
Amos Wyatt
San Francisco
Calif
Chicago
National Postmasters Convention
Marydel
Jimmy Walls
J. W. Walls, Jr
L. H. Collison
Kennard Shultz
Lloyd Rittenhouse
Philadelphia area agents attend railroad conference
Ridgely Frank L. Slaughter, an agent, spent last week at Penn State College Ogontz Center for a Pennsylvania Railroad Conference. Kenneth Goad is a patient at Memorial Hospital Easton. J. Boone Jarrell Sr. returned home from Memorial Hospital Easton on Wednesday.
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Frank L. Slaughter
Ridgely
Pennsylvania Railroad
Penn State College
Ogontz Center
Kenneth Goad
Memorial Hospital
Easton
J. Boone Jarrell, Sr
Sewing Circle to serve turkey and chicken supper in Goldsboro
Mrs Roland Cartwright reports the Sewing Circle will host a turkey and chicken salad supper at Goldsboro Community Hall on Tuesday November 3 starting at 5 pm Containers requested.Several local families and guests from nearby towns attended social events and travels including Maryland and Philadelphia trips with visits to churches and landmarks. The Ladies Auxiliary held its regular meeting with 15 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Cartwright
Greensboro
the Sewing Circle
Goldsboro
Alma Frase
MYF
Lyman Scotton
Maryland State Teachers Association
Baltimore
Carlton Smith
Glenn Smith
Skyline Drive
Noble Jarrell
Philadelphia
Aquarium
Jennie Griffin
Noble Shively
Marjorie Williams
Old Spaniard’s Neck Church
Centreville
Joseph Davis
Glenolden
W. H. Paxson
Florida
Josephine Paxson
Viola Nichols
Preston
W. E. Palmatory
Edna Palmatory
Fairville
Virgie Cartwright
Dover
Dallas Cartwright
Barbara Lee
Nelson Payne
Lee
New Castle
Del
Tax relief tied to reducing government extravagance
The Press of Hamilton II notes that the public may gain tax reductions if they agree to curb extravagance across city county state and national affairs. The statement emphasizes fiscal restraint as a path to lower taxes.
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Press
Hamilton
Social notes from Hillsboro and surrounding area
Hillsboro residents welcome visitors and report weekend and recent travel. Baltimore guests Mr W D Sparks and Mrs Susie Thompson hosted calls, weddings include Miss Anne Stoops and Mr Robert Wheatley on Oct 17 in Easton, and many families hosted relatives across Wilmington Youngstown Bardee Beach Centreville and Youngswood with short trips and remodeled homes by Holt farm owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. DD. Sparks
Baltimore
Susie Thompson
C. Stoops
Anne Stoops
Robert Wheatley
Easton
Thomas Eshwanger
Oscar Clark
Harry Kemp
Charles Jarrell
Myra Isay
Betty Sue Taylor
Salisbury
Milford Kline
Alfred Gadow
Wilmington
Clifton Hicks
Miriam
Mildred Gale
Valley Forge
Barton Butler
Frank Fleming
Fleming
Milton Beaven
Holt Farm
Kemp Stewart
Herbert Honeker
Silver Spring
Collins
Youngstown
Ohio
Edgar Blanch
Bardee Beach
Warren Hiss
Steve
Howard Dodds
Hall Pepper
Ethel Perry
Hickman Homecoming and Evangelistic Services
Hickman hosts Sunday 2:30 p m homecoming at Hickman M E Church with Rev Ira Crum of Powellville as speaker and special music. Evangelistic services run Oct 23 to Oct 30 with a different speaker each evening. Families and friends from Harrington Farmington Millsboro and Denton visit and attend gatherings in the area.
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Hickman M. EF
Ira Crum
Powellville
Jesse Trotto
Harrington
Robert Messick
Socialized vs private development views from Bath Times
A Bath Maine Times opinion snippet argues that socialized industrial developments harm the public while private enterprise development benefits everyone, reflecting a local debate on economic policy and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
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Mr. Goldsborough
John and
Linda Goldsborough
Anna Ruehl
Rawlings
Charles E. Covington
Marydel Methodist Church
Templeville
Miss Ruehl
State Welfare Home
Germany
Grace P. Collison
Whiteoaks
The
Journal Today
Hillsboro
John Eveland
Oliver Todd
Greaves
Queenstown
Oliver Hewitt
Russell
R. Russell
Morse
James Sherwood
Allen Moore
Youngswood
Harold Davis
Ethel Holt
Hickman
Susie Noble
Dent
Secky
Farmington
Mrs
Floyd Messick
Olin Melvin
Clarence Breeding
Lawrence Drummond
Howard Drummond
Ruth Drummond
Millsboro
Harry Willis
Frank Beauchamp
J. N. Drummond
Griffith
OQ. M. Griffith
Denton Road
Ford
F.C. A
Fey ‘ Denton
SREAT
Ford Theatre
Channel 11
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