Manse Rosenberger Wedding At Queen Anne Manor
Miss Virginia Mane of Edinburgh Virginia and Mr J E Rosenberger of Edinburgh married August 20 at Queen Anne home of Mr Byro Barton. Rev Robert Loss Jr officiated. Bride’s brother-in-law Mr Banton gave her away. Honeymoon at Rehoboth Beach. They will reside in Edinburgh. Birthday party for Louise Hignutt celebrated second birthday at West Denton grandmother Mrs John Jones with many small guests and relatives.
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Virgina Mane
Edinburgh
J. E. Rosenberger
Byro. Barton
Queen Anne
Robert Loss Jr
Hillsboro
Banton
Nelson Jackson
Charles Manse
Rehoboth Beach
Louise Hignutt
Frank Hignutt
John Jones
West Denton
Jimmie Taylor
Carla
Peggy Cohee
Betty
Junior
Peggy Layton
Sonny
Roger Layton
Mary Catherine Spencer
Jean
Jane Downes
Dolores Reed
Wayne
Diana Holland
Franklin Perry
Frank Taylor
Wilson Cohee
Wilmer Layton
Orville Layton
Denton
Ethel Jones
Julian Allison
Philadelphia
William Davis
Federalsburg
Louise
J. L. Stevens
Harvey Warner
Cless Watson
Milford, del
Russell Stevens
Dorothy Flaharty
Catherine Stevens
Wilmington
Ant
Sheepshead Bay
Long Island
Henry Schoeler
Frederick
Ocean City
A. S. Caffin
Williston
Robert Fleetwood
Chestertown
I. R. Fleetwood
James R. Chaffinch
Seaford
Ida Chaffinch
Frank Flowers
Pasadena
Anne Arundel County
A. B. Miher
Eva Ledley
Elkton
Raymond Noble
Alex Noble
Ruth Noble
Grace G. Smith
Miani, Fla
Ela Jump
Clara Murphy
Union Grove
Death of Isaac L. Dukes longtime Caroline county resident
Isaac L. Dukes a lifelong Caroline county resident died in Derton at his sister’s home after three weeks of confinement. Born July 12 1862 he was a farmer and Dem party supporter who served as Sheriff of Caroline in 1900 and later as clerk to the County Commissioners. He married Louisa Reyner Richardson who died in 1911, leaving three sons including L Reyner Dukes of Baltimore, and two grandchildren. Surviving siblings include Myrtle Hattie Dukes Anna D Coubourn Lillie Liden Mary D Bell Minnie Dukes and Dr John L Dukes and Dr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac L. Dukes
Caroline County
Derton
E. W. Liden
Levi T
Elizabeth C. Jewell Dukes
Denton
Mr. Dukes
Louisa Reyner Richardson
L. Reyner Dukes
Baltimore
Margaret Louisa Dukes
William Potter Dukes
Myrtle
Hattie Dukes
Anna D. Coubourn
Lillie Liden
Mary D. Bell
Minnie Dukes
John L. Dukes
Soldier Bridegroom Injured in England Hospitalized Eleven Days
Pvt Ellwood E Bridegroom has been in England since January and wrote in August of injuries for which he was treated in a civilian hospital. He left Pet Milk Company to join the Army Air Force on August 1 1942 after training at Camp Lee Va. and in Southern camps, now stationed abroad. His wife resides in Tampa Florida.
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Pvt
Ellwood E. Bridegroom
England
A. L. Bridegroom
Preston
Bridegroom
Pet Milk Company
Army Air Force
Camp Lee
Tampa
Fla
Clarence Dukes Funeral Rites Held in Philadelphia
Clarence Dukes of Philadelphia had funeral services at 2 30 Tuesday at Moore Funeral Home with Masonic rites at Denton Cemetery. Rev Roy T Thawley of Wilmington, a cousin, officiated the service.
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Clarence Dukes
Philadelphia
Moore Funeral Home
Denton
Roy T. Thawley
Wilmington
Mrs Georgia Anna Holland dies. rites held in Laurel
Mrs Georgia Anna Holland widow of George W. Holland died August 19 at her daughter’s home in Laurel Maryland. Interment was at Greenmount cemetery Hillsboro August 21. Survived by son Lawrence Holland of Michigan and daughters Grace Holland Kathryn Holland Varis Starkey Eunice Wootten Esther Gadow Dorothy Hatter. also two brothers and two sisters.
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Georgia Anna Holland
George W. Holland
Ridgely
Edward Wootten
Laurel
Greenmount Cemetery
Hillsboro
Holland
Lawrence Holland
Michigan
Grace Holland
Lancaster
Kathryn Holland
Middleburg
Mrs Linda Richardson Memorial Terms Not Available
Centennial Cen treville resident Linda Richardson and family note include several grandchildren and one great grandchild in a brief obituary fragment.
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Ton
Linda Richardson
Centreville
Miss Dora Noble 80 Dies in Easton Md Home for Aged Women
Miss Dora Noble long time Federalsburg resident and former public school teacher dies at 80 in Easton Md. Survived by brother Rink Noble of North Haven and nephew J Elliott Noble along with cousins. Funeral held at Frampton Funeral Chapel with Rev Dr Hallman and Rev Holt officiating. interment in Bethel Cemetery near Federalsburg.
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Dora Noble
Federaisburg
Easton
Miss Noble
Joseph and
Catherine Jacobs Noble
Upton Methodist Church
J. Elliott Noble
Rink Noble
North Haven
Conn
Frampton Funeral Chapel
E. C. Hallman
Union Methodist Church
Thomas S. Holt
Union Church
Bethel Cemetery
Federalsburg
Funeral for William Price Held at Bridgetown
Funeral services for farmer William Price were held Sunday afternoon at two thirty at the Bridgetown Methodist church led by Rev. J. E. Parker. Burial followed in Sadlersville cemetery. Price died suddenly Friday morning from a heart attack at his home. He is survived by his wife, one son Earl Price of the U S Army in Italy, and brothers and sisters Medford L Price of Greensboro and Elkton, Harry Price, Samuel Price, Mrs Milo Evans of Greensboro, and Mrs Ed Cronshaw of Barclay Md.
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William Price
Bridgetown
J. E. Parker
Sadlersville Cemetery
Mr Price
Earl Price
U. S. Army
Italy
Medford L. Price
Greensboro
Elkton
Harry Price
Samuel Price
Milo Evans
Ed Cronshaw
Barclay, Md
Edward Murphy Funeral Services in Media Resident
Funeral services for Edward Murphy age 59 who died Wednesday in Media Pennsylvania where he resided will be held at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Moore Funeral Home in Den
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Edward Murphy
Media
Moore
Den
Funeral burial in Concord cemetery for Murphy kin
The burial will take place in Concord cemetery. Mr Murphy was the son of the late Charles and Sarah Murphy of Concord. Lacy Murphy and Austin Murphy of Denton are brothers of the deceased.
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Ton
Concord Cemetery
Murphy
Charles and
Sarah Murphy
Concord
Lacy Murphy
Austin Murphy
Denton
Funeral services for Henry Cohee in Greensboro church
Funeral services were held for Henry Cohee 76 owner of a local garage in Greensboro at St Pauls Methodist Church Monday at 10 am. Burial followed in Greensboro cemetery. He died from a heart attack Friday night survived by his wife and one daughter Mrs Mabel Mitchell of Wilmington.
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Henry Cohee
Greensboro
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Cohee
Mabel Mitchell
Wilmington
Dupont Nylon Team Here Sunday
Baseball box score style summary notes Dupont Nylon Team schedule with players Wright Sylvester Lucas and Denton in batting and pitching line. Runs batted in by Hopkins Hoch Priestley Weir Holland Cole Sylvester Lucas. Stolen bases credited to Wright Mears Hoch Walls Young. Two base hits by Walls Scurto Priestley. Three base hits by Hopkins Walls.
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Wright
Sylvester
Lucas
Ville
Denton
Hopkins
B. Hoch
Priestley
Weir
Holland
Cole
Mears
Hoch
Walls
Young
Scurto
Baseball game summary Bridgeville 3 Denton 10
Bridgeville left on bases while Denton won 10 to 3. Lucas pitched nine innings for five runs, earning the win with 9 hits allowed. Walls took the loss, with Fountain and Young contributing in relief. Umpires were Stewart Luff and Short. game duration two hours and fifteen minutes.
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Bridgeville
Denton
Rich
Cole
balf—Wright
Young
Fountain
Bradley
Lucas
Lucaz
Walls
Fountain 4 For 2 Runs In 4 Innings. Hits off—Walls
Stewart
Luff
Rudnick Buys Trotter Norman Frisco for 1000 Dollars
Arthur M. Lusby sells the 4 year old trotter Norman Frisco to Jacob Rudnick of Dover for 1000 dollars. The horse began racing at Harrington Fair in July and has campaigned on New Jersey and Pennsylvania circuits with success. Trainer Willian Cole has steered the horse to about 900 dollars in winnings.
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Arthur M. Lusby
Kennedyville
Norman Frisco
Jacob Rudnick
Dover
Harrington Fair
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Willian Cole
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H. H. Sparks
Mechanicsburg
Carmen Nowell
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Mr. Chaffinch
John E. Chaffinch
Earle S. Chaffinch
Columbus
Ohio
Helen Towers
T. H. Towers
Hobbs
Miss Towers
American Red Cross
Camp Pickett
Robert Brubaker
Phyllis Seese
Elmer Seese
Albert Seese
N. J. Miller
Hagerstown
Church of the Brethren
Mary V. Jones
St. Michaels
Atlantic City
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W. D. Uhler
E. E. Wheeler
Morgan Mann
Charles Davis
Trainer
Wm. G. Towers
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Barbara Jane
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Laramie Trail
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George Murphy
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Denton, Md
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Dentonia Theatre
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Fred Macmurray
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Grant Withers
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W.C. Fields
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