Personal notices of social visits and town appointments
The column lists visitors and locals including Mr and Mrs Carlton V West Sr in Williamsburg Va, Mr and Mrs Everett Peters of Baltimore visiting the Beers family, the Beers Jr couple hosting relatives from Brunswick Md, and others visiting or relocating. Dr Iliane Schadt arrives as Executive Director of the Peninsula Girl Scout Council and Miss Elizabeth Schadt becomes Case Worker I with the Welfare Board after teaching and university posts.
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Ove
St. Joseph's College
Emmitsburg
Carlton V. West, Sr
Williamsburg
Everett Peters
Baltimore
William Beers
Brunswick
Philip Downes
Alexandria
P. W. Downes
Eva Hildebrandt
Catonsville
Wilbert Merriken
Joseph C. Brown
City Hospital
Children’s Hospital School
Green Spring Ave
Emmons Reed
Adams
Mass
Roland Reed
Virgil Adams
Anthony Ostermann
Robert Reed
Willoughby Nowell
Olin Kraus
Feaston
William Neal
Iliane Schadt
Elizabeth Schadt
Pass Christian
William Nuttle
E. W. Breeding
Market St
Schadt
Peninsula Girl Scout Council
Miss Schadt
Welfare Board
St. Joseph’s High School
Keble College
Canterbury College
Danville
Ind
Home Service
American Red Cross
Southern States To Hold Membership Meeting
Southern States Farmers Supply Cooperative and Farm Home Advisory Committee will elect local board and advisory members at a meeting. Denton nominees include F. D. Zeigler, Kenneth Shaffer, Thomas Starkey, William Gardner and Bert Messenger. Maurice Adams of Harrington, Del. Advisory candidates are Mrs. Harry Murphy, Mrs. Frank D. Zeigler, Mrs. Charles Blough of Denton, and Mrs. Walter Steward of Greensboro.
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Southern States Farmers Supply Cooperative
Farm Home Advisory Committee
F. D. Zeigler
Kenneth Shaffer
Thomas Starkey
William Gardner
Bert Messenger
Denton
Maurice Adams
Harrington
Del
Harry Murphy
Frank D. Zeigler
Charles Blough
Oscar Willey
Summers Carroll
Richard Blackburn
Walter Steward
Charles Baker
John Nafzinger
Francis Owens
Amos Scott
Joe Bailey
David Ellwanger
Edgar Scott
R. M. Lutz
Gilbert Passwaters
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In Memory of William Bullock
In memory of our dear husband and dad William Bullock who passed away September 15 1952. Gone but not forgotten nor will you ever be. As long as life and memory last we will always remember thee. By wife India A Bullock and daughter Anna Mae White.
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William Bullock
India A. Bullock
Anna Mae White
Card of Thanks for Sarah Torbert’s Loss
The family thanks friends relatives and neighbors for cards floral tributes deeds of kindness and sympathy during the illness and bereavement in the loss of beloved mother Sarah Torbert Also for flowers from the Hickman Community Your kind expressions will never be forgotten The Children
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Sarah Torbert
Hickman
Spicer O Wood Easton broker dies at 74
Funeral services were held at Frampton Funeral Home for O Wood Spicer 74 of Easton who died in Easton Memorial Hospital after a several day illness. native of Sussex County Del he lived in Easton ten years as an associate broker with J Howard Anthony Real Estate. He is survived by wife Nancy Davis Spicer two children Charlotte D Spicer James O Spicer two brothers and two sisters and two grandchildren. Officiating clergymen were Rev Hartwell F Chandler and Rev Ralph C Jones with interment at Hill Crest Cemetery Federalsburg.
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Charles C. Wrotpten
New Liberty
Dorchester County
Blanche W. Wroten
Ridgely
Winford Bailey
Baltimore
William Lindeman
Russell Wilkins
Henry R. Roger
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles Wroten
William and Wallace
Clyde Harding
Federalsburg
Fred Morris
Cambridge
Harvey Bestpitch
Wilmington
Ralph Wroten
Russell L. Coverdale
New Liberty Church
Walter Joiner
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Guy McWilliams
Concord Methodist Church
Hill Crest Cemetery
Frampton
O. Wood Spicer
Easton
Easton Memorial Hospital
Mr. Spicer
Sussex County
Del
J. Howard Anthony
Elijah H
Eliza O’bier Spicer
Nancy Davis Spicer
Charlotte D. Spicer
James O. Spicer
Salisbury
Harry Spicer
Harry N. Hackett
Claymont
Ruth D
Elsie L. Spicer
Hartwell F. Chandler
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Ralph C. Jones
Union Methodist Church
Funeral for Mrs. Sarah E Torbert Held at Hickman
Mrs. Sarah E Torbert 77 wife of the late Robert J Torbert died at Hickman last Friday night at the home of her son in law and daughter Clarence and Mrs Porter after months of illness Born near Harrington she was a daughter of David and Rebecca BowEn Adams Her husband died 18 years ago She was a member of Sick man Methodist Church and its Woman's Society of Christian Service Other survivors include four sons Clarence Mardela Springs Lawrence and Oscar Denton Virgil Bridgeville two daughters Mrs John McDonald Federalsburg and Mrs Ira Crum Powellville Md 17 grandchildren four great grandchildren two sisters Mrs Rosie Brown Denton and Mrs Goldin Smith Harrington Funeral services were held at Hickman Methodist Church Monday at 2 p m by Rev Omre Todd Interment Concord Cemetery.
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Sarah E. Torbert
Robert John Torbert
Hickman
Clarence Porter
Harrington
David
Rebecca Bowen Adams
Sickman Methodist Church
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Clarence
Mardela Springs
Lawrence
Oscar
Denton
Virgil
Bridgeville
John McDonald
Federalsburg
Ira Crum
Powellville
Rosie Brown
Goldin Smith
Hickman Methodist Church
Omre Todd
Concord Cemetery
Death of Wilmington man folding papers in garage
Arthur Hubbard 54 of Wilmington Manor died Sunday morning in his garage while folding newspapers for neighborhood distribution. He operated the service for eight years delivering to over 1,600 area homes. Born in Greensboro he lived in Delaware about 30 years and in Wilmington Manor 12 years. Elizabeth F. Hubbard his mother.
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Arthur Hubbard
Wilmington Manor
Tie
Greensboro
Mr. Hubbard
Delaware
Elizabeth F. Hubbard
Mrs Caro S Saulsbury Dickinson Dies at 75
Services for Mrs Caro Saulsbury Dickinson 75 widow of Dr William F Dickinson former rector of Hillsboro Episcopal Church were held at Clark Funeral Home Easton. Burial followed at Hillsboro Episcopal churchyard. A Caroline County native she was daughter of Dr Bascom Saulsbury. She died Monday in University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore after long illness. Survived by sister Miss Mary Barton Saulsbury and brothers Herbert Bonwell Saulsbury and Thomas Bayard Saulsbury.
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Caro S. Dickinson
Caro Saulsbury Dickinson
William Francis Dickinson
Episcopal Church
Hillsboro
Clark Funeral Home
Easton
Episcopal Churchyard
Caroline County
Bascom Saulsbury
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Mary Barton Saulsbury
Herbert Bonwell Saulsbury
Horton
Kan
Thomas Bayard Saulsbury
Pittsburgh
Mannahan Rites Held For Federalsburg Resident
Ayers W Mannahan 46 husband of Pauline Mannahan died suddenly at his Federalsburg home after a heart attack Sunday evening He born Foxville son of Reuben and Rosa Mannahan resided in Federalsburg 23 years Survived by wife a daughter Mrs Charles Trice four siblings Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 pm Williamson Funeral Home Rev Guy McWilliams officiating Interment Hill Crest Cemetery
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Ayers W. Mannahan
Pauline Mannahan
Federalsburg
Foxville
Reuben and
Rosa Willard Mannahan
Charles Trice
Clarence
George Mannahan
Easton
Hayward Mannahan
Cordova
Carroll Harrington
Wharton
Williamson Funeral Home
Guy McWilliams
Hill Crest Cemetery
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Anna S Thompson
Funeral services for 63 year old Mrs Anna S Thompson were conducted Wednesday at 2 p m from the Methodist Church by Rev Wilson Davis. Burial followed in Denton Cemetery. She died Sunday at Kent General Hospital Dover after a short illness. Born in New Jersey she was daughter of George and Louise Bob Kirch and had lived in Ridgely 35 years. She was a Ridgely Grange member. Surviving are her husband Alfred Thompson two sisters Mrs L Rosenstiehl of Plainsfield New Jersey and Mrs Cornelius Murray of Ocean Grove New Jersey one niece and two nephews.
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Anna S. Thompson
Wilson Davis
Denton Cemetery
Frank Turner Fleming, 76, Hillsboro farmer dies
Frank Turner Fleming died at his Hillsboro home on Tuesday. He was 76 and a retired farmer, son of Charles Henry and Frances Fleming of Caroline County, formerly Delaware. Survived by wife Lena, four sons Powell Stevensville Henry Ridgely Russell and Richard, daughter Louise Bowman, five grandchildren, one sister Willard Russell. Funeral Thursday at 2 p m at his home, with burial in Greenmount Cemetery.
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Frank Turner Fleming
Hillsboro
Charles Henry
Frances Powell Fleming
Caroline County
Delaware
Lena Fleming
Powell
Stevensville
Henry
Ridgely
Russell
Wayne
Richard
Louise Bowman
Westminster
Willard Russell
Greenmount Cemetery
Mrs Gertrude Dulin 78 former Caroline sheriff’s widow dies
Mrs Gertrude Elizabeth Dulin 78 widow of O N Dulin former Caroline County sheriff died in Greensboro on Wednesday September 16 She had lived in Denton many years Survived by three children Rawlings William Dulin of Chester and Mrs William Morton of Philadelphia one brother Raymond B Rawlings of Greensboro 9 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren Services at Rawlings Funeral Home Saturday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Gray son Wheatley Interment Greensboro Cemetery Viewing Friday evening at Rawlings Funeral Home
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Gertrude Dulin
Gertrude Elizabeth Dulin
O. N. Dulin
Caroline County
Greensboro
Denton
Rawlings
William Dulin
Chester
William Morton
Philadelphia
Raymond B. Rawlings
Grayson Wheatley
Greensboro Cemetery
Rawlings Funeral Home
Methodist Youth Planning Session at Camp Pe Co Meth
Members of the Methodist Conference Youth Council met on Saturday September 12 at Camp Pe Co Meth near Centreville with district superintendents and sub district leaders to discuss MYF group problems and plan activities for the coming year. The Fall Conference will be at Zion Methodist Church Cambridge Md October 16 to 18 and each church is urged to send delegates.
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Methodist Conference
Camp Pe- Co-Meth
Centreville
MYF
Zion Methodist Church
Cambridge
Currents around Cape Hatteras shaped by warm Gulf Stream
The article notes fierce coastal currents near Cape Hatteras caused by the clash of Attic waters with the Gulf Stream. It also states that in 1950 the U S government held rural land across 1,796 of the nation’s 3,069 counties.
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Cape Hatteras
U. S
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H. G. Simpers
Henry G. Simpers
Kent and Queen Anne’s Hospital
Chestertown
John H. and
Mary A. Vannert Simpers
Washington College
College of Physicians and Surgeons
American Medical Association
Kent County Medical Association
Simpers
Chestertown Bank of Maryland
Marie J. Simpers
Elias W. Nuttle
Helen Simpers
J. Raymond Simpers
Chester Cemetery
Kent and Queen Anice’s Hospital
Zena Hubbard
William
Felton
Robert
Linwood
Ralph
Whiteleysburg
Harold Boxd
Newark
Clinton Edwards
Mattie Wyatt
Gebhard Funeral Blome
New Castle
Gracelawn Memorial Park
Stritin
Igerator
Seow Sya Perhabhye
Journal Today
Irwin Feldman
Alton Ewing
Anderson Lumber Company
High St
Elsie Satterfield
Caroline Home & Auto Supply
Clarke
Tuckahoe Neck
R. W. Downes’ Farm
Leslie Scott
Louise Scott
Breeding & Nichols
Noble Motor Co
Easton 245
Caroline Home and Auto Supply
Alexander’s
Sunburst Hgy
Milford Tractor Company, Inc
Allis Chalmers
Milford
Selbyville
Nelson Cherry
O. M. Griffith
Denton Road
Good Road
Greensboro Road
Elmer R. Shoemaker
J. Walter Witten
5Th Ave
Franklin St
Winfield Nichols
Norman Russ
Methodist
Ricard’s Vineyard
O. A. Newton & Son
Ladies of the
R. C. Church
Harmony Helpers
Harmony Church
Willing Workers Circle of
Grace Church
First Methodist Church
G. Emory Gottwall
Irwin Feed Co
Route 404
N. R. Harrison
Lamison
West Denton
Hunter and Buchart
Mars
Roland N. Adams
Clark Shop
Cooper’s
Cooper's
Armstrong
Cooper Furniture
Cooper
County
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