25 Years Ago in Ches town And local deaths
Mr. Talmage A. R. Strong, formerly principal at Suitland Public School, takes a position with Prudential Life Insurance in Denton. Deaths include Mrs. Lydia A. Ross in the Eighth district, Mr. T. Henry Barrow in Baltimore, and Richard Blackburn Sr. in Greensboro. A Dover Bridge incident delayed traffic and Barratt's Chapel prepares for its 141st anniversary service. The Davis Kinder Noble families reunion near Federalsburg draws 500 descendants with a long program and readings.
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Talmage A. R. Strong
Chestertown
Suitland Public School
Washington
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Denton
Lydia A. Ross
L. R. Towers
Bloomery
T. Henry Barrow
May C
James H. Barrow
Preston
Baltimore
B. & O. Railroad
Dover Bridge
Barratt
America
H. W. Ewing
Newark
duPont Highway
Dover
Frederica
Richard Blackburn
Greensboro
Mr. Blackburn
Maple Avenue
George T. Fitz
Ridgely
Melvin G. Morris
Drusilla M. Barnes
Walter Barnes
Trappe
Denton National Bank
Brooklyn
Wanamaker
New York
Skirven
Sterling
Daniel Fields
Federalsburg
Roland Gordy
Cambridge
Clara
Helen Skirven
F. C. MacSorley
Lawrence B. Towers
John T. Carter
John L Everngamn
William I. Norris
M. Kemp New
King
Rex
Melkin E. Wheatles
Clara Payne
Inez Noble
Davis
Charles Herbert Cannon
Hyattsville
T. C. Smoot
Rufus F
Nomination Certificates Pass to Maryland Election Board
Denton Maryland August 22 1950 Supervisors of Elections certify nominations by certificate for several offices after August 1 1950 with no opposition. Named nominees include Theodore R McKeldin Fusard Muller J Millard Tawes Hall Hammond J DeWeese Carter Maurice A Brackett Maurice S Dean H R Towers Oron F Smith Charles W Moore Arthur McDaniel Ralph Horsey Harold L Wright Wile S Carroll Earl B Windsor Webster Todd Truman H Richard W Howard Turner William Frank Henutt Oscar L Lord Sherman L Tribbitt Carlos Mosley John Schmick Wilmer Fell Dasis Charles Messick Marvin H Smith William Carroll Porters Beck Adams etc.
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General Assembly of
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Prince George’s County
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Jack Ahtec
Florence
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Earl Taylor
Chester
Pete Schneiderbauer
Altoona
Katie Kouba
Kate Sauer
Columbus
Ohio
George C. Skirven
N. Y
Andrew B Roe
Office of Supervisors of Election
Theodore R Mxlc- Keldin
Baltimore City
United States
Fusard T. Muller
Talbot Counts
J. Millard Tawes
Somerset County
Democratic
Hall Hammond
Baltimore County
Second Judicial Circuit of
J. DeWeese Carter
Caroline County
The
Orphans’ Court
Maurice A. Brackett
Maurice S Dean
H. Rol
Arthur McDaniel Republican
Ralph Horsey
Harold L. Wright
House of Delegates
Wile S. Carroll
Earl B. Windsor
Webster Todd
Truman H Richard
W. Howard Turner
Wiliam
Frank Hienutt
Republican State Central Committee
Oscar L. Lord
Sherman L. Tribbitt
Carlos Mosley
John T Schmick
Jesse W Porter
George W Beck, Sr
Theodore Adams
Marvin H. Smith
Wilmer Fell Dasis
Charles Fi. Messick
Burton M. Wilkinson
Clausine Joy Willie S. Carroll
Caralne County
Willian Cc Bailey
Nhow Spare
Federalsburg, Maryland
Dorsey W. Banning
John W. Eveland
Harlan W. Edwards
Fred F. Wright
Congress
Thomas F
Johnson
Shoreman
J. Asbury Holloway
C. Wilson Irwin
John Wood Logan
Canner
Logan
Helen Elizabeth Brown
William A. Gunter
Allegany County
United States Senate
John Marshall Butler
David John Markey
Frederick County
Wifttave D Bailey
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