Wilson-Towers wedding ties Clarksburg and Downey pair
Miss S Helen Towers daughter of Mrs. T H Towers and the late Houston Towers wed Mr. Geo E Wilson son of Mrs J H Wilson of Clarksburg at Ames Methodist Church Hobbs in a ceremony by Rev T J Turkington. Guests from Baltimore Crisfield and Downey attended as the couple plan a two week wedding trip and then reside in Sunday. The Nuttle Tawes wedding followed with Miss Nancy Elliott Nuttle and Arthur Wellington Tawes Jr. tying vows at Rognel Heights Methodist Church Baltimore. The article lists numerous family members and out of town guests and notes a West Coast tour by relatives after the weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ati Towers
T. HL. Towers
Houston Towers
Geo. E. Wilson
J. H. Wilson
Clarksburg
W. Va
Ames Methodist Church
Hobbs
T. J. Turkington
Esther
Nancy Elliott Nuttle
Harold Creston Nuttle
Baltimore
Denton
Arthur Wellington Tawes
A. Wellington Tawes
Crisfield
Lavely Gruber
Rognel Heights Methodist Church
Ira Thompson Todd
J. W. Funk
Samuel Nuttle
Ulisses Mary
Sedna Hobbs
Harry Knotts
Joseph I. Johnson
Martin Voss
James Voss
Fred Nuttle
Benjamin F. Johnson
Elias W. Nuttle
Phillip Nuttle
J. D. Abbott
J. Byers King and Children
Pennsylvania
Rehoboth Beach
William D. Uhler
Delmar
N. J
Harry Stevens
John Foley
Paul Wooten
Washington
Memory Lane
J. Norris Coulby
Nicky and
Lee
Willard LeGates
Andrew West
Charlotte Butler
Memorial Hospital
Eas
Harvey Collison, Jr
Second
Franklin Streets
Arthur de Ponceau
Virginia
Rathell Apt
Market Street
de Ponceau
Greensboro
de Poneceau
Caroline High School
Ars
James P. Tlill
Philadelphia
Hill
Samuel Johnson
Wilmington
Walter G. Kerslake
Clarence R. Pentz
Paul Gordon Pentz
Pottstown
Melvin A. Pentz
West Coast
Pomona College
California
Rodney Plaza Hotel
Miami
Florida
Lewis White
Silver Spring
Robert White
Leslie Lutz
Nancy Medford
Mary Behlke
Barnwell
S. C
Georgia
Baynard-Hughes reunion hosts near Williston
The Baynard-Hughes reunion gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Baynard Sr. near Williston last Sunday with a large attendance. Several local residents and visitors from Baltimore Philadelphia and New Jersey were noted among attendees and guests throughout the long list of events and visits reported.
Farm Sells for 50000 at Public Sale in Tuckahoe Neck
Mr. Roger M. Blough of New York State bought the Irwin T. Sparklin farm in Tuckahoe Neck at a public sale for 50000. The 535 acre property borders Tuckahoe Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger M. Blough
New York State
Irwin T. Sparklin
Tuckahoe Neck
Tuckahoe Creek
Miss Smith To Attend Western Maryland Meeting
Miss Mattie M. Smith, Eastern Shore board member of the Maryland League for Nursing, will represent the local Health Department at the first Western Maryland meeting. The gathering is set for Saturday, September 12, at St. Joseph College in Emmitsburg, Frederick County. The league aims to improve nursing services and education, with members including graduate nurses, non nurses, and agencies. Interested attendees are urged to contact Miss Mattie Smith at the County Health Department in Denton 56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie M. Smith
Eastern Shore
Maryland League For Nursing
Western Maryland
St. Joseph College
Emmitsburg
Frederick County
Mattie Smith
County Health Department
Denton
High School Graduates Now Qualify As Observers
The notice invites high school graduates to apply for Aircraft Observer training in the United States Air Force. It outlines training in aircraft performance engineering bombardment navigation radar operation and mentions commissioning as a Second Lieutenant with silver observer wings. Contact the local Army and Air Force recruiting sergeant to learn eligibility and opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Air Force
U. S. Army
U. S. AF
Top Continental Life salesman earns President's Club honor
Andrew Top Salesman Ormond L. Andrew of Denton, a field representative in the Salisbury Agency, Continental American Life Insurance Company, qualified for the President's Club. Club members are to be honored guests at a company convention at the Chalfonte Haddon Hall Hotel in Atlantic City, New Jersey, from September 13 through 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormond L. Andrew
Denton
Salisbury
Continental American Life Insurance Company
Chalfonte-Haddon Hall
Atlantic City
N. J
Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors
John F. W. Harris thanks friends and relatives for cards flowers visits and prayers from ministers during his hospital stay in Easton Hospital and after returning home. First diesel electric passenger engines were used in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton Hospital
John F. W. Harris
Auxiliary Sets Date For Bazaar
Cameron Hopkins reported rapid sale of the Eastern Shore Calendar Date Book and urged orders be picked up at area stores. The Cooks Tour of the Eastern Shore showed continued sales. New magazines were ordered for the hospital book cart and the In Memoriam fund grew. After the meeting, 36 members enjoyed punch and cake hosted by Mrs. Peyton Horn Mrs. Iernest Heinmuller Mrs. Roger Firth and Mrs. Harvey Jarboce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Hopkins
Peyton Horn
Iernest Heinmuller
Roger Firth
Harvey Jarboce
Five Auto Fatalities Reported In County
Memorial Hospital Easton treated five accident victims with one late in serious condition. Property damage estimated at $500 by Cpl Gus Skuste. In Caro line County from Sept 4 to Sept 7, 58 arrests and 33 warnings issued. Patrols covered 2785 miles to prevent crashes and protect drivers.
Homemakers To Meet at Mrs Lowe's Home
Unity Homemakers Club meets at Mrs George Lowe residence on Wednesday Sept 16 at 2 pm. Mrs George Clendaniel assists as hostess. Roll call topic A Food Important To Health. Miss Bessie M Spafford will demonstrate meals for thick and thin. Mrs Herbert Craft reports on the national meeting. President summarizes the Boston convention. Attendees receive souvenirs from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Homemakers Club
George Lowe
George Clendaniel
Bessie M. Spafford
Herbert Craft
Boston
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Wilson—Towers
Eileen Miller
Downey, I
Richard Warris
Downey
Franklin Holt
Dana McClung
Washington College
Chestertown
Pennsylvania School of Social Service
Wilson
Margaret Wales West
Martha Wells
Amy Chamberlin
Washington, PD. C
Robert Wilson Wagner
Westminster
Stanley Brevoort Thawley
Iran Thompson Todd
Mr. Tawes
Philip Wesley Tawes
Robert L. Chamberlin
Kingston
William R. Cooper 2d
Montgomery
William Ray Nuttle
Darlington
James Winship Lewis
Miss Nuttle
Wharton School of Finance
University of Pennsylvania
Ruth Frees
Airs
Sue, Andrews
Herbert Smith
Chester
West
San Francisco
Maryland
Delaware
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Kentucky
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Baynard-Hughes
John Baynard
Williston
Lawrence Morris
Bowers Beach
Robert Stanton
Preston
James F. Knox
Henry Stientz
George Martinak
Lupin Lodge
Martha Broderick
Mary Garton
Harvey Lord
Everett Gambrill
Little Wayne Lord
Charles Seager
Church Hill
Emory Davis
Russell
Fred Wright
Concord
Geo. Wilkerson
Roland Lord
Sondra
Del
Gertrude Smith
Bessie Doerr
Clarence Melvin
Harry Kreigh
Anne Wilson
Polyclinic
Marie Pentz
Clyde A. Pentz
Miss Pentz
New Eneland
Canada
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
Fearins
Amoco Service
O. K
Bamberger
Denton, Md
ROB Roy Co., Inc
Ridgely, Maryland
Ridgely
Rwepa PE
iBotina Toys
Alton Millman
Wiwl Playboys
Ida Lupino
Allied Artists
Marvel
Rio
Lana Turner
Charlton Heston Ain
The
Journal Today
Miss Smith
Andrew Top Salesman
Judy Canovan
Featuring
Hel Cos
Shohel
Anil
Leif Eriksch
Irere
Licrvey
Ralph Rossan
Porter Hill
Asther
Frank Reicher
William Holden
Edmond Obrieh
Alexis Smith
Paramount
Alan Les
Deborah Exelerer
Guinies
Corinne Rover Garyer
Toke Eshacs
Was
Columbia
Ty Seymour
Connie Lee Bennett
Kenneth Gamnet
Harry Joe Brown
Alfred Werker
M-G-M
aoKvEs
Technicolor
Universal- International
Sy 'Omhigis
Kathryn Grayson
Poe Warner Bros
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