Emu Seen As Second Largest Bird In World Note
Short news notes describe local fire alarms at Milo Evans property and Bud Handley chicken house fire. A roundup covers visits, trips to Dewey Beach Philadelphia Paoli New England states Ocean City Rehoboth Beach Telchester Beach and Clearwater Florida plus church WSCS circles and a Phoenix Bridge Company job.
Mary Delite News: Local Folks Travel and Harman Reunion
Marydel correspondent reports a three week trip through New England and Atlantic Canadian provinces with visits to Bathurst and Salmon Beach. Notable items include a Scottish baronet heirship, Harman family reunion with 300 members in West Virginia, and local church plans. Chest X ray unit to visit Harman's Store on September 11 with free screening for residents over 15. church services resume September 6.
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Michael Olphie
New England
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Newfoundland
Maurice Watson
Bathurst
George McCarthy
Salmon Beach
Karakul
Seal Farm
Atlebany Mountains
Pendleton County
West Virginia
Harman
Delaware
AS Ot. Harman
Jason
Mandel
J. A. Harman
Dover
Association
Fiee
General Warman
Pacific
Maryvdel Methodist Church
Marydel
Harman's
Hillsboro Hosts For Weekend Guests
Mr and Mrs Joseph M Eaton were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Thompson Swing of Rehoboth. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Thornton were also mentioned with a continuation noted to page 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Eaton
Thompson Swing
Rehoboth
Lawrence Thornton
Social notes from Denton and nearby towns
Mrs. 8. EE Phomas and Miss Helen AI Towers with fiance Mr. Geo J Wilson spent the week with her mother Mrs. T J Towers. New Jersey visitors Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Glenn called on Mrs. Lewis Butler. Several local residents visited relatives in Rehoboth and Easton including Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ellwanger. Various Denton residents hosted guests and enjoyed weekend gatherings with friends and family across Harrington, Cape Charles, South Haven and rural areas.
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Clyde Wundellken
Washington, D. C
Paul Shoemaker
Fay Butler
Edgar Biles
Kenton, del
Marley Pinder
John Darling
Fort Howard Hospital
Baltimore
Suzanne
Bobby Thornton
Marydel
Wallace Thornton
W. P. Watson
Oak Orchard
Frances Singer
Earl Korrrumphs
Gertrude Longfellow
Jane Ingersoll
Thomas Clark
Centreville
New England States
Gertrude Dill
Lawrence Price
Harrington
Helen AI. Towers
Geo. J. Wilson
T. J. Towers
Daniel Glenn
New Jersey
Lewis Butler
Lester Smith
Samuel Ellwanger
B. R. Smith
Sonny Akin
Rehoboth
L. N. Murphy
Denton
Dawson Fountain
Talmadge Strong
James R. Chaffinch
Tommy Lee Thomas
Aston
L. T. Thomas
Marie Akin
Sonny
Cape Charles
FE. S. Evans
Ralph H. Wooters
Geo. Fountain
Hattie Peters
Pennsylvania
Frank Fountain
J. R. Ricards
B. B. Allen
L. H. Thomas
James C. Hardesty
Carlton
P. E. Tripp
South Haven
Mich
T. H. Towers
Wesley Stafford
Russell Stafford
Local Social News Highlights From Hickman Area
Mr. and Mrs. G C Fountain hosted dinner with Mr. and Mrs Floyd Messick. Mrs Fountain is able to go out again after a period at home. Mrs Sallie Torbert is seriously ill. Betty Brown remains in Memorial Hospital Milford. Clarence Breeding was hosted for supper by Mr and Mrs Olin Melvin. Sloward and Mrs Drummond hosted relatives from Allentown Pa, who visited Rehoboth. The Tull family spent Sunday with the Breeding household. Mrs Jesse Trotto from Andrewsville visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs J C Fountain. Russell and Alton Breeding enjoyed crabbing on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Fountain
Floyd Messick
Olin Melvin
Sloward Drummond
Allentown
Rehoboth
William Tull and
Wayne
Bobby
Clarence Breeding
Jesse Trotto
Andrewsville
J. C. Fountain
Russell Breeding
Alton Breeding
Tribute to Mrs Sophia Howard from Nokomis Council
A formal resolution honors Mrs Sophia Howard a sister of the Nokomis Council Daughters of Pocahontas. It notes her passing in the evening of life with memories of her well spent days and ends with a call to subscribe to The Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Sophia Howard
Nokomis Council
Daughters of
Pocahontas
Kische Maniton
Anna Witten
Myrtle Asilton
Eva Kenton
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Greensboro
Ethel Thornton
Greensboro Volunteer Fire Co
Milo Evans
Bud Handley
Thomas Morris
Patty
Dewey Beach
Del
John Andrew
Mary Stufft
Philadelphia
Paoli
Molly Nisson
Wilmington
Rosa Satterfield
Richard
Ralph Bickling
Southwan
Alfred Blackburn
Mars
Chaston Waratt
Frances
Gates
Robert Edge
Crucee
Frederica
Newark
Edge
Blackburn
A. J. Urry
Sri
John Clark
Telchester Beach
Clayton Wyatt
Mattie Wyatt
Barbara
Reese
Carlton Carter
John Jarvis
Fred Jarvis
Johnny
Preston Spicher
Rehoboth Beach
G. H. Wheatley
Grayson
Clearwater
Florida
WSCS
Elva Bilbrough
John Stevenson
Thomas Bowers
Reynolds Brittingham
Clayton Porter
Frances Wheatley
Mary Draper
Myrtle Pepper
Emma Thawley
Jesse Smith
Samuel Carrow
Ruth Kemp, Jeader
Christine Shoemaker
Claudine McClyment
Circle No. 2
H. E. Cartee
Phoenixville
Phoenix Bridge Company
Susan Zacharias
Lewes
Walter Witten
J. Dillon
Orville Cherry
Mary Dil
Grace PB. Collsen
Whiteoaks Ff
Jane Bradley
Marshel
Cedar Crest Memorial Park
Frankford
Charles Bradley
Janet Miller
Coatesville
Marsde
McNamee’s
Barton Zuber
Chicago
LeRoy Cameron
Zuber
Cameron
Adrian Dunbar
Upper Fairmount
Registrar of Baronetage of England
Sir James Dunbar
Richard Sutherland
Scotland
Baronet of Dunbar of
Mochrum
Flo
Scottish Highlands
Cinderella
Seneca
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Sie
Hillsboro
Stobbs
EE Phomas
Hickman
Susie Wwoble
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Irwin Feed Company