Land Transfers Note October 1952 Local Deeds Record
A compilation of land transfer notices dated from September 6 to October 19 1952. Several couples exchange parcels across Election Districts two through eight including Whiteleysburg the Fifth Fourth and Second Districts and the village of Whiteleysburg. Names include Gladys B Faulkner Joel Mc Ginnes Thomas Leslie Cole Maude E Shortall Henry Shultie Robert H Stafford Sr Robert H Stafford Jr J Leon Todd Herman N Fountain Edward F Pierce Lula H Fearins Roy C Bowman Laura P Spicher Paul Cooke Earl Beulah Leo William Blazejak Calvert C Merriken Ashby E Smith Linwood H Seward Paul Allen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Shortall
Maude E. Shortall
Whiteleysburg
Alex Seiler
Henry Shultie
Robert H. Stafford, Sr
Robert H. Stafford, Jr
J. Leon Todd
Herman N. Fountain
Edward F. Pierce
Lula H. Fearins
Roy C. Bowman
Laura P. Spicher
Paul Cooke
Earl Beulah
Leo William Blazejak
Calvert C. Merriken
Ashby E. Smith
Linwood H. Seward
Paul Allen
Kenny Retires- Littleton Takes Over
Paul Kenney retires on November 1 from Eastern Shore Public Service after a long tenure as Snow Hill District Manager beginning in 1933. Floyd Reds Littleton succeeds him, moving from Snow Hill where he has served since 1931 as a trusted trouble and service man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kenney
Roddy Kilowatt
Eastern Shore Public Service
Snow Hill
Laurel
Delaware
Kenney
The
Electric Company
Rehoboth
Denton
Millington
Kenny
American Legion
Rhoda Kenney
Floyd Littleton
Reds” Littleton
Georgetown
Reds
Anna
Submarine Camera Ushers New Look at Chesapeake Bay
Maryland officials test a recently leased 1000 pound submarine camera to inspect bay floors and update resources data before the 1953 General Assembly. The device, once wartime hardware, will film 90 foot rolls yielding about 180 photos daily, with films sent to Baltimore for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Brice
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
John P. Tawes
Commission
Abel Wolman
General Assembly
Brice
Baltimore
Wspaperraghiye
Decline in Caroline County Farm Workers Continues
Farm workers in Caroline County fall below 2,350 from 2,600 in 1939 with 1,800 family and 550 hired workers now. Statewide trends show 1,100 fewer workers per year, ongoing land reduction, and rising productivity aided by conservation farming and about 1,300 new tractors annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Committee For Conservation Now
Committee For Conservation
Maryland
Lady Bather And Tub Plop In At Meeting
A 43 year old Milano housewife bathing in a third floor flat caused the floor to collapse into the room below where the Alpine Rock Flower Association held a committee meeting. She was bruised and taken to hospital while the meeting resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milano
Rome
London News Chronicle
Alphine Rock Flower Association
Alpine Rock Flower Association
First Continental Congress Establishes U S Marine Corps
In 1775 the First Continental Congress authorized creation of the U S Marine Corps establishing a permanent naval infantry force for the new nation. The decision set a framework for sea service and land operations during the American Revolutionary era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Congress
U. S. Marine Corps
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gladys B. Faulkner
Joel McGinnes
Thomas Leslie Cole
Howard P. Cole
Littleton
Tub
Diamond Supply CQ
Denton, Maryland
Greensboro
Sinclair
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