Maryland's 1949 Greener Pastures Contest Winners Named
Maryland PMA announces 1949 Greener Pastures winners by region with Jay K. Secor of Reisterstown as state winner. Certificates signed by Gov Lane and Joseph Blandford were handed to county and area victors amid praise for pasture management and Orchard Grass with Ladino Clover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay K. Secor
Reisterstown
Baltimore County
Maryland
Ross Robinson
W. S. Carroll
Caroline County
Carl W. Feucht
Joseph B. Osborne
Cecil County
Louis H. Hall Sr
Anne Arundel County
John B. Abell
PMA Committee
Stanley Stabler
Extension Agronomist
Mr. Blandford
Secor
Marydel Area Socials and Navy Veteran News
Marydel residents visit family in Glen More Park with a turkey dinner hosting guests from Penn's Grove Wilmington and Darby Pa. Fleet Reserve Convention delegate Charles Hanson, 20 years in the Navy, attends Annapolis. Lee Leslie sustains a foot injury at Harman Lumber Yard and will return to duty soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smith
Marydel
Harry S. Smith
Georgetown
Del
Ida Scott
Glen More Park
A. M. Paradee
Roberta
Penn’s Grove
Gene Paradee
Louis Scott
Margy Scott
Wilmington
Stephen Greer
Earl
Richard Boyce
Darby
Charles Hanson
Annapolis
Hanson
U. S. Navy
Lee Leslie
Harman Lumber Yard
H. F. Ryan
Port Deposit
H. B. Logan
Helen H. Brannpeck
Grafton Heather
Hartly
Marsdel Lions resume Fall activities with first bi monthly dinner
Marsdel Lions held its first bi monthly dinner at Community Hall on Sept 12. Marshel Homemakers met Sept 8 at Mrs. Robert Muller's home with devotions led by Mrs. Helen Brannock and a musical lives briefing by Mrs. L A Covell and Mrs. T E Heather Jr. The group approved a clothing drive for European friends, run by the International Relations committee. Firemen Carnival Sept 1 2 3 and 5 drew 4000 attendees, netting about 2000 after expenses. Committee chair Clarence J. Phillips thanked volunteers and patrons. about 125 pies and as many cakes were baked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsdel Lions
Marshel
Robert Muller
Helen Brannock
L. A. Covell
T. E. Heather Jr
John Phillip Sousa
Irving Berlin
Robert Miller
L. H. Collison
Marydel
Treasury
Clarence J. Phillips
A. L. Harman Jr
H. B. Logan
P. Smith
Marydel Carnival Wins Prizes and Luck Amid Local Support
Local women donated generously to the Fire Company carnival with many articles given away at bingo tables from area firms. Prizes included a gas stove won by E J Goff of Marydel a gun by Karl Gordon of Marydel and a bicycle by Grover of Ridgely. Miss Mary Thomas longtime Philadelphian and former resident near Murdel died at age 78 near Thomas Chapel she lived at 2122 N 19th St Philadelphia and was buried in Claymont Delaware She is survived by her brother John W Thomas of Kenton and 12 nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Leslie
E. J. Goff
Marydel
Karl Gordon
Grover
Ridgely
Marydeleans
Mary Thomas
Isaac
Esther Thomas
Philadelphia
Jones Funeral
Claymont
Del
Thomas Chapel
Thomas
N. 19Th St
Murdel
John W. Thomas
Kenton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Commodity Credit Corporation
Marsland
CCC
Joseph H. Blandford
PMA
U. S
U. S. No
Kifyhaefed
Umee MrEmAy
Spar 10
Wills Sporting Goods Store
Franklin Street
W Denton
Mrs. Filberts
Filbert
Ss Mayonnaise
Virginia Lee Gardens Railroad Ave
Greensboro
RADIO
Aml
Ciied
Roye! FM & Televisio
Denton
Easton, MD
Tg Abdee
Norge Beffore
Breeding & Nichols
Enton, Maryland
DR. Weygand
DR. Parker
Chiropractors
Cambridge
Ernest G.cooper
Moore
Denton, Maryland
Sussex Roofing & Siding Co
Bridgeville
P. O. Box
Youngstoun
Cooper's
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