Walston Seidel Engagement Announces Wedding Plans
Denton couple announces engagement of Beverly Seidel of Wilmington Delaware to Warren Angerer of DeWitt Iowa son of Florence Angerer and the late Mr Angerer The bride to be is a Chrysler Delaware Tank Plant employee in Newark and a Golden College alumna The groom is a Calamus Consolidated High School graduate associated with Aberdeen Proving Ground The marriage date is not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angerer-Seidel
Emory F. Walston
Denton
Beverly Seidel
Wilmington
Del
Warren Angerer
Florence Angerer
Angerer
DeWitt
Iowa
Caroline High School
Seidel
Golden College
Chrysler Delaware Tank Plant
Newark
Calamus Consolidated High School
Calamus
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Aberdeen
Maryland
Personal notes list local visits and family events
A long roster of social visits and domestic news details the weekend trips of Mr. C. S. Kauffman and others to Lancaster and Miami, tastings of bridge suppers, and numerous relatives visiting in Easton and nearby towns. Births, parties, and travels across Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia are noted, including hospital auxiliary fashion events and church gatherings.
Steward Spies wed in Cordova nuptials
Miss Mary Lee Steward and Mr. William Stanley Spies of Cordova were married at 2 PM on Thursday October 23 at the home of Mr and Mrs Havel Krabill. Rev J W Krabill performed the ceremony. The bride's mother Mrs Ralph Steward and her brother attended. The couple will reside on a farm near Cordova.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lee Steward
William Stanley Spies
Cordova
Havel Krabill
J. W. Krabill
Ralph Steward
Miss Fortney Weds William D Lankford in Chester Town Md
The marriage of Miss Mary Mae Fortney of Greensboro to William David Lankford son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Lankford of Denton occurred in the Chapel of the Trinity Lutheran Church in Chestertown Maryland on Friday evening October 24. Rev Paul G Langer performed the ceremony. The couple will reside near Denton where the groom is a farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Kauffman
Lillian Kauffman
Blanche Shaub
Lancaster
Lawrence Morris
Bowers Beach
Annie Weer
Rising Sun
Denton
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Tidewater Inn
Alton G. Cropper
Wilmington
Charles Ankeney
Clear Spring
John W. Rue
Gilbert H. Rue
David Fenwick
Agnes C. Mackey
Hall St
Athens
Georgia
Eldrige Downes, Jr
C. Percy Bittle
Johnson
Raymond C. Alden
Clinton
Silver Spring
Eyre
Marcus Hook
Auguretta Taylor and Son
Chester
Minnie L. Cooper
Clara Hitchcock
Lee A. Walston
Nora Craft
Grace Church
WSCS
Centreville
Mary C. Settle
J. R. Settle, Jr
Richmond
Walter B. Palmer
Thomas J. Turkington
Lacey Borman
Moine
Mary O. DeWeese
A. B. Carpenter
Arlington
Owens
Florida
Patricia Ann Warren
Felton
Del
J. Percy Bittle
Mary R. Downes
Irving Chaney
C. Percival Mer
Paul Mowbray
Leroy Mowbray
Virginia
Olivia Mowbray
George Mowbray
F. A
U. S. Navy
Boston Navy Yard
E. L. Horseman
Greensboro
Alfred Bilbrough
Clayton
Mary Mae Fortney
William David Lankford
Ernest Lankford
Trinity Lutheran Church
Chestertown
Paul G. Langer
Lankford
U. S. Energy Market Coal Dominates Fuel Supply
Coal furnishes 46 percent of the fuel in America's competing energy market, while petroleum and natural gas each provide 24 percent and hydroelectric power accounts for 6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Dinner celebrates Salisbury State Teachers College freshmen
Dr J D Blackwell welcomes guests at Salisbury State Teachers College dinner. Freshman talent is introduced by William Landon. Rev J Leas Green speaks on college education values. Alma Mater sung by S T C Quartet. Freshman class has 150 members including 19 student nurses from Peninsula General Hospital. Parents from Maryland counties and nearby states expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Blackwell
William Landon
Crisfield
J. Leas Green
D.D
Bethesda Methodist Church
Salisbury
Joan Leas Green
S.T.C
Robert Gebhardtsbauer
Howard Cheek
Street
William Truitt
Ocean City
William James
Westover
Peninsula General Hospital
Maryland
Selected Characteristics Of Caroline County Population
Data from Caroline County show 7 351 in the labor force representing 80.4 percent of males and 27.9 percent of females in the age group. Among employed workers 30.3 percent were in manufacturing. For ages 14 to 17, 79.6 percent attended school. ages 7 to 13, 95.7 percent were in school. Median education for those 25 plus is 8.3 years. Median 1949 family and unrelated individual income was $1718.采
Water access boosts milk yield in heat
Free access to water in hot weather raises milk production by as much as four percent compared with watering cows only twice daily.
Election Day at Delmar Raceway Sunday Races for Votes and Cash
Delmar Raceway hosts stock car racing this Sunday November 2 with drivers from the east and shore. Favorites include the Jones Brothers Freddy White and Johnny Martin along with newcomers John Dodd Jr Sr Walt Martin Frank Croman Lou Johnson and Ken Marriott driving 4-D whose Langhorne record win promises thrills. Fans are urged to attend as a voter may win $100 for supporting their chosen driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar Raceway
Raceway
East
Shore
Jones Brothers
Salisbury
Freddy White
Johnny Martin
Delmar Oval
John Dodd, Jr. & Sr
Walt Martin
Frank Croman
Lou Johnson
Ken Marriott
State of Maryland
Langhorne Speedway
Pennsylvania
Bodine Exhibit in Easton Show November Seventh
The article promotes Bodine's travel exhibit in Easton on November 7, featuring over 170 images in My Maryland The Best of Bodine. Proceeds support the Junior Auxiliary and Mrs Milton B Shroyer, with orders to Box 171 Easton Maryland and checks for 7.50 plus tax. Books will be on sale at the library on November seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Sun
Maryland
Vote Reminder for Tuesday Election Day
A local notice urges residents to vote on Tuesday November 4 reminding eligible voters to participate in the upcoming election.
West Denton's Water Still Depends On Well Drillers
The Health Department suspects river seepage into near dry wells to blame low water levels in West Denton. Shutting pumps at night might help restore levels, and could conserve scarce water, but could worsen disease concerns if observation proves incorrect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Denton
The
Health Department
West
Denton
Milk cow's water intake soars in extreme heat
A milk cow normally drinking 8 to 10 gallons daily may consume 15 to 18 gallons or more when temperatures rise. This reflects how heat increases thirst and water needs for dairy cattle.
Experience Level Dominates 1951 Auto Accident Risk
A 1951 report reveals that 97 percent of drivers involved in crashes had at least one year behind the wheel. The finding underscores the role of practical exposure in accident likelihood and highlights the need for ongoing driver education and safety awareness.
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George W. McCormick
Montevideo
Uruguay
Ernest G. Cooper
Carlton V. West
Carlton V. West, Jr
Annville
Hershey
Indiantown Gap
Ernest G. Cooper, Jr
Westbury
New York
Paul Hastings
Stockley Apartments
Second Street
Lankford-Fortney
Blue Sunoco
Sunoco Oils
Horner
Elzie Horner
Met
U. S
Salisbury State Teachers College
Caroline County
Ghost Party
Dracula
Diamond State
Felton, del
Gene Autry and
the Mounties
Nelsons
Reno
With Mark Stevens
Peggy Dow
Father
van Heflin
Patricia Neal
Joel McCrea
Sidney Theatre
Scientifica
Bridgeville, del Lly
Charles McGraw Marie Windsor
John Lund
Scott Brady
Robert Mitchumann Blyth
Sun. & Mon
Richard Conte Viveca Lindfors
Raiders
Dana Andrews
Marta Toren
Assignment Paris
Es Reese
Smn
Harrington
Wild Bill Elliott
Lone Star News
Josane
Cary Ginger Charles
Marilyn Grant
Rogers: Coburn
Monroe
Howard Hawks
Tyrone Power
Tripoli
M-G-M
Charmane
Eng
Shelley W Wendel
Om Edt
Ericardo Montalban
Corey- Glaire
Trevor
BO Vaughn Monroe
Joan Leslie
Man
Arizona
Winter Care
Kearns Amoco Service
William L. Fearing
Pickup & Delivery Service
Denton, Md
Bodine
Gustav
Thurs
Gene Ausry
End
Walter Winchell
Cash
Linda
Donald Gray
United Artists
Brent
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