Clary-Magruder Bride Ties in Baltimore Ceremony
Miss Louise Dukes Magruder daughter of Mr and Mrs John Bald Magruder of Baltimore married Mr Thomas Austin Clary of Auburn New York on August 28 at Saint S James Church Baltimore The bride wore Chantilly lace nylon fingertip veil and carried white roses The wedding party included Mrs John B Magruder Jr matron of honor and bridesmaids Miss Margaret G Clary Miss Jane Small The ushers included Robert Clary Richard Clary William G Reber H Gordon Chaney Jr and John B Magruder Jr A reception followed at the Landers Marylander Apartments The bride a University of Maryland School of Nursing graduate and the groom a Hill School and Canisius College alumnus will reside at 9720 North Calvert Street Baltimore Md Attending relatives included Miss M Louise Dukes and Mrs J E Fonvielle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Dukes Magruder
John Baldwin Magruder
Baltimore
Thomas Austin Clary
Auburn
N. Y
Francis X. McGuire
S. S. Philips and James Church
John B. Magruder, Jr
Inlaw
Whitmell B. Small
Margaret G. Clary
Jane Small
Surprise Birthday for Mrs J Wilson Cohee by Family
Mrs J Wilson Cohee was treated to a surprise birthday party Monday evening by her children Carolyn Peggy Janet Winnie and Jeff at her home. Relatives and friends attended and refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. Mrs Cohee received many gifts. Mrs John W Eckstorm Jr of Stevensville visited her parents in Maple Crest and attended Seas ton Memorial Nurses Alumni banquet in Easton. Mr and Mrs Earl Nichols of Selbyville joined Sunday dinner with the Bark McKnott. The Marine family returned from a southern motor trip. Bess Murphy family moved from Ridgely to Collins property Fifth Avenue. Milson C Raver of Reisterstown Md and children visited J Virgil Moore family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilson Cohee
Carolyn
Peggy
Janet
Winnie
Jeff
Cohee
John W. Eckstorm, Jr
Stevensville
Clarence E. Beauchamp
Maple Crest
J. Eldon Marine
Bessie Murphy
Ridgely
Collins
Fifth Avenue
Milson C. Raver
Reisterstown
J. Virgil Moore
George O’day
Elizabeth MacDonald
George O'Day
George Butler
George Lowe
Chester Baker
Frank DeFord
Virginia
Mount Vernon
Skyline Drive
Luray Caverns
Katherine Downes
Infantry
Fort Benning
Patrick
Kentucky
Germany
Lawrence N. Patrick
Edward
Sondra
Jack Gunson
Collingdale
N. J
Minnie Nichols
Camden
J. C. Fountain
Bessie M. Doerr
Gunson
Europe
New Jersey
Clifton Wright
Lannace A. Moore
J. A. Leese
Delphi
Indiana
Reba Turner
College Park
Madge
Dorothy Jump
Audrey Garrett
Burrsville
Denton National Bank
G. Carlton Powell
Berlin
Winnie Beauchamp
Ruth Beauchamp
Oliver
Dick) Wright
Centreville
John E. French
Ocean Grove
Morgan Williams
Scranton
Seventh Street
Roland Jester
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Tolchester
Ernest J. Brown
Melvin E. Brown
W. Henry Brown
Joseph C. Brown
Raymond C. Alden
B. F. Johnson, Jr
Harry L. Taylor
Joseph 5. Jordan
Wesley Stafford
Hobbs
Frank Wright
Agnes W Johnson 79 died Wilmington hospital
Mrs Agnes Blanche Wilson Johnson 79 widow of S Carroll Johnson died last week at Memorial Hospital Wilmington after a cerebral hemorrhage during an examination. She lived with son in law and daughter Daniel and Martha Shoff at 6 East 25th St. for two years and had been ill since February. Born Ingleside Maryland she lived in Henderson then Wilmington 30 years ago. Survived by daughter Martha and son James Co Johnson of Pottstown, Pa a sister Kathryn Richardson of Wilmington and four grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 2 pm Sunday at McCrery Funeral Home with interment in Church Hill Cemetery. presiding minister Rev H Kirby Ixrams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Blanche Wilson Johnson
S. Carroll Johnson
Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
Johnson
Daniel Shoff
East 25Th St
Ingleside
Henderson
McCrery Funeral Home
Church Hill Cemetery
Harvey W. Thompson
Deer's Head
Salisbury
John
Susie Satterfield Thompson
Rawlings
Greensboro
Templeville
Wm. Morris
Church of God
Easton
Thompson
Susie Wessel
Flenderson
Earl Thompson
Mabel Satterfield
Centreville
Ralph Thompson
Felton
Catherine Boyles
Sadlersville
Edna O'Day
Betty Baughley
Norman Thompson
U Ss. Army
Mattie Sweetman
Stanton
Del
Elwood Thompson
Blanche B. Statum
Elwood W. Statum
Federalsburg
Choptank
Leona Corkran Drake
Frank W. Drake
Hurlock
BE. Franklin Statum
Wilson Drake
Williamson
Franklin Bailey
Laurel
Washington Cemetery
Personal notices outline family visits and relocations
The column lists numerous weekend visits and relocations. George O Day and Elizabeth MacDonald shared time with the Butler and families, Virginia and Dundalk relatives hosted Katherine Downes and daughter, and Thomas Patrick with Elwood Layton family in Denton. Patrick siblings in California and Germany are noted, plus travel plans, job moves, and a Tolchester picnic with many local families.
Maryland Banks Lead Farm Lending in 1953
Maryland banks held 1953 farm loans totaling 34 055 000 on December 31 with production loans of 12 484 000 and mortgage loans comprising the remainder 21 571 000. Federal Land Banks held 5 735 000 in mortgages. Banks also held 2 021 000 in CCC loans under price support. 9 of 153 insured Maryland banks served agriculture. Harvey W. Thompson of Henderson died aged 73 in Salisbury after long illness. Blanche B Statum 45 of Federalsburg died suddenly at home. survived by husband Elwood W Statum and a son. funeral in Federalsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
William D. Bailey
Caroline County Bank
Greensboro
Maryland Bankers Association
Agricultural Commission
American Bankers Association
Bailey
Federal Land Banks
Insurance Companies
Farmers Home Administration
Henry F Lindeman dies near Cordova at 72
Henry F. Lindeman 72 of near Cordova died at his home last week. Born in Germany he came to the United States years ago and settled in Cordova. He is survived by a daughter Mrs Sophia Heinsohn a son William H F Lindeman of Ridgely a grandson Harry W Heinsohn and two brothers Fred Lindeman of Richmond Hill NY and D H Lindeman of Cordova Services were from St Pauls Church Cordova with Rev Preston F Dusman officiating and interment in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Lindeman
Cordova
Germany
Sophia Heinsohn
William H. F. Lindeman
Ridgely
Harry W. Heinsohn
Fred Lindeman
Richmond Hill
N. Y
D. H. Lindeman
St. Paul’s Church
Preston F. Dusman
Mrs Ruzinia Redden Dies in Florida Private Funeral Held
Mrs. Ruzinia Redden of Denton widow of Charles H. Redden died Sunday in Miami Florida. She leaves daughter Lady Sara Ellen Van Drewsen of Salvadore Central America. Private rites were at St Elizabeths Church Denton with interment in Denton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruzinia Redden
Charles H. Redden
Denton
Miami
Fla
Sara Ellen van Drewsen
Salvadore
Central America
St. Elizabeth’s R. C
Denton Cemetery
Maloney Reunion Held At Camp Todd Sunday
The Maloney family reunion took place at Camp Todd on Sunday, August 29, with 65 attendees from Maryland, Delaware and Pennsylvania. William Maloney of Williston, 71, was the oldest, while Oscar Noble Maloney, 7 months, son of Benjamin and Mrs. Maloney of Federalsburg, was the youngest. Officers for the next year were named: President Mildred Beauchamp, Vice President John Sharp, Secretary Mrs. Robert Maloney, Treasurer Mrs. Nelson Hubbard, Entertainment Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maloney
Camp Todd
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
William Maloney
Williston
Oscar Noble Maloney
Benjamin Maloney
Federalsburg
Mildred Beauchamp
John Sharp
Robert Maloney
Nelson Hubbard
Car Hits Pole on Fifth Street Last Saturday
A vehicle operated by Willie Beasley of Ruckersburg Va struck a pole on the east side of Fifth Street near Franklin around 9 30 PM Saturday. Beasley said he fell asleep and the car sustained heavy front end damage while the pole was only skinned. he faced reckless driving charges with a bond of 11.45 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Beasley
Ruckersburg
Fifth Street
Franklin
Beasley
Federalsburg
Preston Road
James W. Truitt
Seaford
Truitt
Cpl
Gus Koste
Paul Maloney Arrangements Led by Mrs Hubbard
Mrs William Maloney presided this year over the event with refreshments provided by Paul Maloney and Mirs Dawson Hubbard assisting in the setup and serving duties for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Maloney
Dawson Hubbard
William Maloney
Bible Class Rally in Salisbury October 3
A Bible Class rally under the Maryland Federation of Men's Bible Classes will be held Sunday October 3 at 3 p m at Wicomico Presbyterian Church Salisbury Md Dr E Lansing Bennett minister Charles H Gundersdorff Baltimore former national president will speak on The Bible Class The Bible The Purpose The Church A male quartet from the church and saxophonist Jacob Sheets Baltimore will provide music All are welcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Federation of Men’s Bible Classes
Edward C. Lacher
Wicomico Presbyterian Church
Broad
Chestnut Street
Salisbury
E. Lansing Bennett
Charles H. Gundersdorff
Baltimore
Federation of Men's Bible
Jacob Sheets
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Clary-Magruder
Wilmer Wright
Preston
Earl Nichols
Selbyville
Burt McKnott
James E. Harris
Donna Gayle
York, Pa
Agnes W. Johnson
Amazon River
Fostoria
Drive -Ih Theater
Aimee Me
Denton, MD
Soso
Coor Cone
United Artists
Msicent Ia
Colo Tehnicolor
Baal
Paulette
Aes Stare Goddarmith
Richard Stapley
Sam Katzman
Willia
Jean Pierre Aumont
Gay Amoco Service
Hershey Ice Cream Pick-up and Delivery Service
Aan
eMaria
Movie Center
Sun
Forsipden
Fovert
Eleanor Taylor
Parker Sree
Mon
Universal-International
Panoramic Productions
van Johnson
Joanne Dru
20Th Century-Fox
Technicolor
Wayne Morris
The
Tase Cf
Gustav Good
Sunoco
Horner
Elzie Horner
Met
Breyer
Breyerpakt
Townsend
HavWiRo
Michael Rennie
Debra Paget
Anne See
Cea Ee de
Frank Ross
DELMER DAVES _ aus
Philip
Dunne Creeted
Wierd C. Dovglen
Anoramid Productions
Red River
20Th Century Fox
Pictu
Alan
Ladd
A Warwick
Cas
Hazel Court
Dermot Walsh
Hugh Burden
Vernon Sewell
Herman Cohen
Lippert Pictures
Marlon Brando
Columbia
Stanley Kramer
Mary Murphy
Robert Keith
John Paxton
Lasso Benedgy
Paul Kelly
Ilka Chase
Sidney Baca
Universal
International Picture
Powis
Greer
Wall, Town
Sewars
UCR le Sdae
Warner Bros
Neolorey
Pathecolor
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