Obituary for George Thomas Lowe of Denton Farm
George Thomas Lowe 64 of Camp Ground Road near Denton died late Friday at Easton Hospital after a heart attack. He was born Oct 26 1889 to Charles and Lavinia Hearn Lowe of Laurel Delaware and worked with Sinclair Refining in Denton. He served St Luke's Methodist Church and Denton Volunteer Fire Company, and belonged to the Farm Bureau and agricultural groups. Survived by wife Hilda Wiggin Lowe a son George Douglas of Camden Del and sister Ethel Stewart of Greenwood Delaware. Funeral in St Luke's Methodist Church with interment at Greensboro Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers were G Daniel Crouse Chester Baker Carleton Gooden Jay Kitchen Thos Lockerman Charles D. Todd. Active pallbearers were William Finn William Fearins Jesse Gregg O L Andrew D Ralph Horsey Henry Trice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thomas Lowe
Campground Road
Denton
Passaway
Easton
Charles and
Lavinia Hearn Lowe
Laurel
Delaware
Lowe
Sinclair Refining Company
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
Farm Bureau
Hilda Wiggin Lowe
George Douglas
Camden
Del
Mrs Marie Koch 72 Dies in Memorial Hospital Easton
Marie Koch 72 of Greensboro died Saturday in Memorial Hospital Easton after a residence in Greensboro. She leaves daughter Margaret Emerson Odenton two sons Harry Greensboro John Laurel Del a brother Carl Kauper two sisters Elsie Rit ter Germany and Margaret Dorge Kentucky and six grandchildren. Services were held Tuesday at 2 pm at Emmanuel Lutheran Church Cordova.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Koch
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Greensboro
Margaret Emerson
Odenton
Harry
John
Laurel
Del
Carl Kauper
Elsie Richter
Germany
Margaret Dorge
Kentucky
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Cordova
Card of Thanks for Dora B Melvin
Family expresses sincere thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for flowers cards visits food and kindness during Mrs Dora B Melvin illness and death Catherine Melvin Mrs Harold Overfield Mrs Lewis E Shelton note appreciation for support from our community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora B. Melvin
Catherine Melvin
Harold Overfield
Lewis E. Shelton
Our WSCS Plans Meeting and Fall Supper
Our WSCS will meet with Mrs Louise Sharp on Wednesday evening Sept 30 after vacation. Our annual fall supper will be held at Community House on Saturday evening Oct 17. Several local residents and families are noted visiting or traveling, with one sympathy notice for Mrs Bessie Ellwanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Louise Sharp
Candy Chaffinch
Denton
Lisa Davis
T. H. Towers
Frank E. Adams
Samuel W. Patrick
Mike and
Philip
Fort Riley
Kansas
Elwood Layton
Sandy
Germany
Patrick
Wesley Stafford
Harold Scott
L. H. Thomas
L. Hopkins Thomas
Tommy
Easton
Frank Fountain
Easton Hospital
Thomas D. Patrick
Kenneth Butler
Wayne and
Perry
Salisbury
Elmer Butler
Georgia Butler
Lawrence M. Patrick
Gail
Riverhead
Long Island
N. Y
Marvin Butler
Herman Gravenor
Paul Stafford
Bessie Ellwanger
Local social notes from Marydel region visits and trips
Marydel area residents and guests shared weekend and weeklong visits and travels. The report lists numerous families from Greensboro Nutley Dover Hartly Baltimore Wilmington and Charlottesville with trips to Ocean City Virginia West Virginia New York and key sights like Natural Bridge Blue Ridge Parkway and SHAPE HQ memories from Tontainebleau France. Highlights include reunions, attending the World’s Fair, and dinners in Wilmington Media and Sellers Estates with friends and relatives across multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Luff
Tina
Greensboro
Edgar Harman
Reynolds Myers
Jennard Shults
Ocean City
Miss Valley Beth Haley
Nutley
N. J
Sandra
Sharon Ware
S.F.C
W. Hampton Walls
Thomas Ross
Ft. Lee
Walls
Barbara Jo Heather
Dover
Henry Sutton
New York
Sandra Burris
Harty
Diane Walls
Local Social News From Goldsboro and Nearby
Goldsboro and Wilmington residents are noted visiting relatives and hosting dinners. Wanda Councell of Wilmington vacationing with her parents. Pam Dennison staying with grandmother in New York City. Lillian Phillips hosting Norris Garrison of Dover for dinner. J C and Ginger Kinnamon returned home with their father after summer visits. Delphey family from Wheaton, Md. spent a week with Floyd Jackson and Wednesday at Rehoboth. Cartwright and Kinnamon sisters from Greensboro visited Palmatary family in Ridgely for an 86th birthday. Alvin Melvin Sadie Berry and Reba Stafford of Harrington joined Howard Shockley for a Tuesday dinner.
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Wanda Councell
Wilmington
Wm. Councell
Pam Dennison
C. G. Wycoff
New York City
Lillian Phillips
Norris Garrison
Dover
Wilson Smith
Percy Meredith
Mattie Meredith
Howard Hurlock
J. C. Kinnamon
Salisbury
J. C
Ginger Kinnamon
Smith
Garey Delphey and
St. Luke’s Church
Wheeler Park
Harrington
Louis Butler
Rehoboth
Del
William Finn
Clarence Greenlee
Taston
Mare Bryant
Mary Todd
Washington, D. C
Charles D. Todd
Edna Joiner
Charles Dent
New England States
Harvey Collins
Denton Society Highlights and Local Weekend News
The column lists members registered from Delaware Virginia Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia. It notes St Luke s Church Sunday School picnic at Wheeler Park Harrington. Local residents reported vacations visits and misadventures including a wrist fracture and an ankle fracture with several families referenced.
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Delaware
Virginia
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Greensboro Advances In Tournament Play
Rich Cahall pitched eight innings for Greensboro in a six hit win over Edgehill Barbers to advance to the tournament's second round. Dave Ward blasted a three run inside the park homer in the sixth and Cahall drove in the tying run. The eighth inning winning run scored on a Ward steal and a wild pitch. Mercer Short took the loss.
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Rich Cahall
Dover
Edehhill Barbers
Burrsville
Dave Ward
Greensboro
Apcountinns
Mercer Short
Minner and Hignutt Wedding in Denton and Greensboro
Miss Anna Marie Hignutt of Denton wed Robert Earl Minner of Greensboro at the home of Rev. W. L. Jump on a Wednesday evening September 2. Attendants were Joyce Ann Tracy and Earl Francis Hignutt.
Weekend House Guests From Multiple States Visit Local Homes
A sequence of visits from relatives and friends in Baltimore Wilmington Newark Camden Greensboro and Arlington shows a busy weekend as Henderson Evans Linder Bickling Marvel and others spent time with local residents including Mrs Anna Houseal Miss Catherine Melvin Rev Grover Tharp Mrs Rosie Pendergrass and the Hayden and Stump households. Several couples highways towns and cities are named among the visitors with two week visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Evans
Twin Lakes
Charles Linder
Baltimore
Anna Houseal
Harry Purnell
C. H. Bickling
Wilmington
Catherine Melvin
Shirley Gibson
Lawrence Gibson
Donald Gibson
Inegar
W. Va
J. F. Stump
Rosie Pendergrass
H. A. Shockley
Arlington
John Hayden
James McCann
Michelle
Williston
Julia Gerth
Wilson Jump
Greensboro
Lindberg Raughley
Newark
Del
John Connolly
Camden
John Raughley
Harry Draper
Fammie Temples
Fairless Hills
Roy Medford
Social Security Visit Postponed in Denton on Labor Day
Mr. Robert Snedeker of the Social Security Administration will not be at the Fire House in Denton on Monday September 7 due to the Labor Day holiday. The next visit is scheduled for Monday September 14 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Robert Snedeker
Social Security Administration
Denton
Local News Notes Patients and Social Visits Across Communities
Hickman Mrs Barbary Smith recovering from surgery at U S Naval Hospital San Diego with friends from here sending well wishes. Many local residents hosted or visited relatives with brief mentions of Miss Patty Torbert and Freddie from Laurel and extended family members across Denton Ellendale Williston Federalsburg Seaford and Edgewood.
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Barbary Smith
U. S. Naval Hospital
San Diego
Calif
Division St
Patty
Freddie Torbert
Laurel
Mrs
Fred Torbert
Johnnie Fearins
Ellendale
Jesse Fearins
Alvin Fearins
Johnnie
Jesse
Norma Lee
Williston
William Nagel
Ricky
Federalsburg
Joe Laramore
Denton
Harvey Collison
Thelmy DeFord and
Mack
Leslie Scott
Willie Meloney
Seaford
Sam O’day
Pearl Pillick
River side Sportsman's Club Trophy Shoot Leaders
No. 2 Team leads by a bird margin after night two of a four night shoot at River side Sportsman's Club. Top scorer Bill Jaffee of Number Three team netted 23 of 25, while leaders include E. Wright J. Quick B. Eveland F. Bilbrough Sr and F. Somers. Second place squad features J. Jordan J. Satterfield B. Satterfield F. Bilbrough Jr and W. Stevens. Third spot lists B. Jaffee L. Wood S. Wood J and W. Knotts. Afternoon guest Fearins attended. In social notes, Mr and Mrs Robert Harris of Philadelphia and other locals hosted dinners in Federalsburg.
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Riverside Sportsman’s Club
Bill Jaffee
E. Wright
J. Quick
B. Eveland
F. Bilbrough, Sr
F. Somers
J. Jordan
J. Satterfield
B. Satterfield
F. Bilbrough, Jr
W. Stevens
Fearins
Robert Harris
Philadelphia
Fred Torbert
Ralph Nagel
Donald
Wilmer Nagel
Dale
Federalsburg
Isaac Noble
Gerald Banning
Jerry and
Diane
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Lockrman
Edgehill Pharmacy
Your Prescription & Cosmetics Headquarters
Market St
Phor
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Marydel
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Whiteoaks
Harry Seeny
Smyrna
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Kenton
John Parks
Sara Glass
Margaret Smith
Herbert R. Butts
Media
George Ulrich
Sellers Estates
Harry S. Smith
Georgetown
Malcolm Pritchett
Fenwick
Herman Cohee
Miami
Fla
T. Olin Ford
Alex Duplicki
Mary Beth Deisler
Buffalo
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New Castle
Goldsboro
Roland Cartwright
Phone HU
Denton Society
Edgehill Barbers
L. Short
D. Short
Ferguson
Lemans
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Wharton
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Malone
C. Short
Todd
L. Thomas
Ashlton
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Cahall
Edgehill
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Henderson
Roy Marvel
Sadlersville
Norman Griffith
Bea Arnie
Starr Royal
Ventnor, N. J
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Lewis & Wright
Riverside Sportsmen’s
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Caroline Country
Ocaroline County
St. Benedictine School
Ridgely
NCHS
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Lewis
Wright
Hickman
Susie Noble
Willie Fearins
Harry Paul
Linda Hignutt
Ricky Breeding
Gary Schlegel
John Cunningham
Edgewood, Md
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Crossroads
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Arthur
M-G-M
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Barbara
Fricsok
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