Buck Herzog Dies in Baltimore Former NL Star
Buck Herzog a former National League standout dies in Baltimore. Born on Maryland’s Eastern Shore he played on Baltimore sandlots and with the Ridgely club. He married Miss Mattie Day of Ridgely. his wife died ten years ago. Funeral services were held at Moore Funeral Home with burial in Denton Cemetery. Relatives gathered from Cambridge Coral Gables Baltimore and more.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Ridgely Aggregation
Mattie Day
Thomas L. Day
Ridgely
Anne Ferguson
Denton
Moore Funeral Home
Thomas J. Turkington
Grace Methodist Church
Martha Rennie
Cambridge
Berch Haviland
Coral Gables
Fla
William Herzog
Death of Father Philip D. Locke Anglican priest remembered
The Haiti Sun reports the death of Father Philip D. Locke of Port au Prince Anglican Episcopal Church on Sunday July 19 at 8:30 am. Born in Dublin 1891, he served Church of England in London Montreal Saskatchewan and worked in England Canada Puerto Rico Dominican Republic and Haiti. A Requiem Mass was held July 20 at Holy Trinity Cathedral and a funeral followed. He is survived by his wife Constance Marian Procter and son Patrick, with memorial planned in the Seminary of Mont Reuil where he was Dean, and by two sisters.
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Haiti Sun
Philip D. Locke
Anglican Episcopal Church of
Port Au Prince
Father Locke
Dublin
Ireland
Church of England
London
Montreal
Saskatchewan
Constance Marian Procter
Patrick
Petionville
Denton and England Ladies Named in Notice
Mrs Caroline Henke of Denton and Mrs Wm Burne of England are referenced in the context of a local notice or social item. The fragment hints at a connection between these two women and a broader regional or familial matter.
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Caroline Henke
Denton
Wm. Burne
England
Parks 47 Death of Easton mechanic at Fort Howard Hospital
Thomas George Parks a mechanic for Bennett Motor Co of Easton died Monday Sept 5 at Fort Howard Hospital He was son of Mrs Sarah Ireland Parks and the late William B Parks Survived by wife Naomi Butler Parks three sisters and five brothers Funeral services were held at Moore Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 pm Rev Thomas J Turkington officiated The American Legion Talbot Post No 70 rendered honors before burial in Denton Cemetery
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Thomas George Parks
Bennett Motor Co
Easton
Fort Howard Hospital
Sarah Ireland Parks
Denton
William B. Parks
Naomi Butler Parks
Robert Newton
Hazel Walls
Kennard Melvin
Chas
Henry
Melvin
Dover
Kennard
Ridgely
William
Moore Funeral Home
Thomas J. Turkington
American Legion
Talbot Post No
Denton Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Frances N Wright 86
Funeral services were held for Frances Naylor Wright 86 widow of William G Wright at 11 am Tuesday in Wilmington. Interment followed at Riverview Cemetery. She died Saturday at the Home for Aged Women in Wilmington where she had lived seven years after eight months illness. Surviving are daughters Mabel Friedman and Elizabeth Porter, brothers William Naylor and Stephen Naylor, five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. She was a member of First and Central Presbyterian Church.
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Frances Naylor Wright
William George Wright
Wilmington
Riverview Cemetery
Wright
Home For
Mabel Friedman
Elizabeth Porter
Greenwood
William Naylor
Haddonfield
N. J
Stephen Naylor
Ridgely
Funeral services for Mrs Esther Antal held in Greensboro
Funeral services for Mrs Esther Antal age 73 were conducted at the Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro Monday at 2 p m by Rev Charles I Covington pastor of Marydel Methodist Church. Burial followed in Greensboro Cemetery.
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Esther Antal
Rawlings
Greensboro
Charles I. Covington
Marydel Methodist Church
Greensboro Cemetery
Marydel Social Notes Open Fall Season
Marydel hosts visiting relatives from Brooklyn York and Hartford plus trips to Shenandoah Valley Academy and South Berwick. Civic Club calendar lists September 17 meeting at Edith Dailey home with program Guard Your Husband's Heart and hopes for strong turnout.
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Mary Hofmann
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wm. Oxley
Oxley
Raymond Schair
York
Paul West
Charles Wilkens
Marydel
Shenandoah Valley Academy
New Market
Henry Wilkens
Betty Cobb
Charlotte Costello
South Berwick
Maine
Martin Cloonan
Cloonan
Rangeley
Frank Lidstone
Hartford
Conn
Elmer Sutton
Charles Shewbrooks
Faston Memorial Hospital
Clara Winsch
Frank Winsch
Highland Park
L. H. Collison
Gettysburg
Connecticut
H. B. Logan
Tuberculosis not inherited yet highly contagious
Health guidance explains TB runs in families only due to close contact, not bloodlines. Early detection through annual checks and chest X rays is urged, with hospitalization offering modern treatment and prevents spread to loved ones.
Child asks for wolf on first visit to grandmother
A four year old, earnest in her nursery tales, travels with her parents to visit her grandmother. On arrival she shows little interest in the elder, and instead demands to know where her wolf is.
Mrs Antal Dies After Short Illness At Home Near Henderson
Mrs Antal died after a short illness at her home near Henderson last Friday. She was born in Hungary and had lived in Caroline County's First District for 39 years. She is survived by her husband Louis Antal Sr and several children.
Maryland can openers travel miles in state market
At the Maryland State Fair Timonium R C Wright manager of American Can Company Maryland plant Baltimore explained that every average size can opened by a Maryland housewife cuts through 10.8 inches of metal and that housewives collectively cut through tinplate about 86 029 miles each year. He noted the population opens 504 734 000 cans annually and that can openers travel three and a half times around the world for this task.
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Richard Shepard
Timonium
Maryland
R. C. Wrightson
American Can Company
Baltimore
Speak Softly and Carry a Big Pole Inspires Eve of Reprisal
Supervisor Chester Cullison who hauls in Potomac sport fishermen and checks legal catches reappears in civvies to cover the same ground. Fishermen recall his past reprimands with mixed feelings as he jokes about doing it again. Other Tidewater officers, like Joe Davis and Morris Edwards, are praised for their roles in enforcement and conservation.
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Chester Cullison
Potomac Sports
Chester
Tidewater
Cullison
Joe Davis
Joe
Morris Edwards
Air Raid Alert Preparations Continue on Public Guidance
The notice explains an upcoming air raid alert drill with timing to be announced days before. It details actions for drivers to pull over, schools to drill, and residents to take shelter, while outlining the three minute siren pattern and the all clear signals to educate the public for real attacks.
Farmers Advised To Plant Within Wheat Allotments
Farmers should plant only within designated wheat allotments or seed will count against the allotment. Green manure counties in Southern Maryland include Anne Arundel Calvert Charles Prince George's St. Mary's. Eastern Shore counties include Caroline Dorchester Somerset Wicomico Worcester. Seeding mixtures of wheat and vetch count as wheat unless the farmer notifies the county PMA committee with acreage before seeding.
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Anne Arundel
Calvert
Charles
Prince George’s
St. Mary’s
Maryland
Caroline
Dorchester
Somerset
Wicomico
Worcester
Jarrell
PMA
Ten Feet Of Worms In Chesapeake Bay Habitat
The Chesapeake Bay hosts thousands of marine species and unusual nocturnal ribbon worms. These secretive creatures are rarely seen by humans, living in sand below the low water line and emerging only at night. Ribbon worms, among the world’s largest, average three feet or less and can reach ten feet.
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Chesapeake Bay
Bay
Atlantic
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