Deaths of Mrs Nannie C Shoemaker in Denton
Funeral services were held at the home near Denton for Mrs. Nannie C. Shoemaker 79 widow of Henry A. Shoemaker a retired farmer. Burial followed in Denton Cemetery. She died Friday evening. She leaves three sons Elmer R. Shoemaker and Paul T. Shoemaker of Denton and Grady Shoemaker of Manassas Virginia. six daughters including Mrs. Samuel Shaffer of Denton and Mrs. Sophie Morrison of Lincoln Delaware. a brother George T. Cook of Harris Missouri and a sister Sophie Hawk of Harris Missouri. 13 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.
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Nannie C. Shoemaker
Henry A. Shoemaker
Denton
John E. French
First Methodist Church
Denton Cemetery
Shoemaker
Harris, Mo
Ridgely
Waynesboro
Grady Shoemaker
Manassas
Elmer R. Shoemaker
Paul T. Shoemaker
Samuel Shaffer
Howard Callahan
Edith Wenderken
Washington, D. C
Cora Webb
Dover
Sophie Morrison
Lincoln, del
Mahala Shoemaker
Georgetown
Del
George T. Cook
Sophie Hawk
Death of Mrs Sadie F Cannon of Millington
Mrs Sadie F Cannon 57 of Millington died Tuesday morning September 11 after a long illness. She is survived by her mother Mrs Lillie Fearins of Denton and St George's, two sons William John Cannon of Easton and Joseph H Cannon with the U S Aid Force, a daughter Mrs Marie E Thorpe of Millington, three brothers Jesse Fearins of Hickman John Fearins of Claymont Del and Willie Fearins of Denton, three sisters Mrs Eva Laramore of Denton Mrs May Jones of St George's Del and Mrs Lillie Vickery of Denton. Funeral services were held Saturday September 15 at 2 pm from Fellows Funeral Home Millington. Interment Wesley Cemetery Burrsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie F. Cannon
Millington
Lillie Fearins
Denton
St. George’s
John Fearins
William John Cannon
Easton
Joseph H. Cannon
U. S
Marie E. Thorpe
Jesse Fearins
Hickman
Claymont
Del
Willie Fearins
Eva Laramore
May Jones
Lillie Vickery
Fellows Funeral
Wesley Cemetery
Burrsville
Norman C Downes Rgidely farmer dies at 60
Funeral services for Norman C Downes a Ridgely farmer were held at J Virgil Moore and Son Funeral Home in Denton. Burial followed in Hillsboro Cemetery. He died early Friday morning aged 60. He was the son of the late John and Ellen Starkey Downes. He is survived by his wife Ola Downes three sons Norman F Downes Mervyn C Downes and Charles S Downes and two daughters Mary Ellen Downes and Norma Lee Downes all of Ridgely. He also leaves one sister Pearl Downes of Ridgely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman C. Downes
Ridgely
J. Virgil Moore and Son
Denton
Hillsboro
Downes
John and
Ellen Starkey Downes
Ola Downes
Norman F. Downes
Mervyn C. Downes
Charles S. Downes
Mary Ellen Downes
Norma Lee Downes
Pearl Downes
Funeral services for Edward H. Morris at Marydel
Edward H. Morris died after a long illness at his Marydel home. Funeral services were conducted there by Rev. C. H. Atkins of Marydel Methodist Church. Burial followed in Odd Fellows Cemetery Camden Del. Morris was a retired merchant who operated in Marydel for 43 years. Survived by wife Rachel E. Morris of Marydel and brothers Oliver Morris of Marydel Del and Virgil Morris of Saddlesville Md. John Frank Griffith of Baltimore died Sunday Sept 9 and was interred Wednesday at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Morris
Marydel
C. H. Atkins
Marydel Methodist Church
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Camden
Del
Rachel E. Morris
Oliver Morris
Virgil Morris
Sadlersville
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Businesses across the United States donate billions of advertising books and matches annually. They cost users little more than a sincere thank you, yet provide broad exposure and promotional value for sellers.
Ernest Tubb Attracts Fans With Unique Personality
Winchell notes Ernest Tubb’s appeal as a distinctive figure in country music. Terry Shand praises his talent, while Tubb explains record popularity stems from psychology. Jukebox culture helps his songs reach taverns and players, fueling enduring charm.
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Winchell
Ernest Tubb
Terry Shand
Riccio
Cork
Ernest
Terrance
Tubb
In Memory of Daisy M. Garrett
Loving husband Ralph M. Garrett recalls his wife Daisy M. Garrett who died March 20 1951 and asks for her peaceful rest in heaven. He speaks of missing her companionship and the grief of life without her while praying for reunion at the final shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy M. Garrett
Ralph M. Garrett
Local visitors and visits across towns
Mrs. Mary S. Pippin spends a week with Mr and Mrs Luther Pippin in Denton. Several couples visit relatives across Dover Greensboro Wilmington Hartville Ohio Farnhurst Clayton Newport Del and Sewell N J. Mrs Susan E Jones ill at home near Farnhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary S. Pippin
Luther Pippin
Denton
T. A. Montague
Wm. A. Palmer and Sons
Near
Dover
Virgie Cartwright
Harold Overfield
Norman Connell
Linda Sue
Dora Melvin
Charles Nichols
Greensboro
Wm. Phillips
Roy Satterfield
Wilmington
L. M. Jones
Raymond Minser
Hartville
Ohio
Cc. H. Bickling
Catherine
Wallace Jones
Susan E. Jones
Farnhurst
Roy Medforg
Sallie Cole
Goldsboro
Annie Davis
Sewell
N. J
Harry Melvin
Kirk Jarman
Clayton
Norman Stubbs
James R. Jones
Newport
Del
Denton Kittens Seek Players for 12 to 15 Man Roster
Denton Kittens seek players to form a 12 to 15 man squad by Sept 30. Readers in Greensboro Preston or Denton who wish to play should call Butch Gelletty at Denton 175-1 at once to help preserve the town’s creditable five season record. Housewives favor predecorated panelboard wall panels due to easy cleaning in bathrooms kitchens and dinettes.
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Greensboro
Preston
Denton
Butch” Gelletty
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