Death of Oscar H. Fishell farmer and bus operator
Oscar H. Fishell 61 a farmer near American Corner died Wednesday of a heart attack while working his farm He and his wife operated a Federalsburg School bus route Surviving widow two children five grandchildren and several siblings Funeral services were held Sunday at his home with two ministers officiating Interment in Hill Crest Cemetery He was a member of Federal Lodge No 35 IOOF
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar H. Fishell
American Corner
Amos L
Lucinda Weledry Fishell
Federalsburg
Elsie M. Fishell
Audrey Lee Meredith
Denton
Russell A. Fishell
Alva Fishell
James Fishell
Francis Trice
Harry Larrimore
Guy McWilliams
Concord Methodist Church
Charles H. Atkins
Federal Lodge No. 35, Ioof
Fishell
Hill Crest Cemetery
Noble Lumber founder Herman Noble dies in Federalsburg
Herman Noble 77 lifelong Federalsburg resident and longtime Noble Lumber Company owner died at his Academy Avenue home after a period of illness. Surviving are his widow Mary Ethel, two children J Charles Smith and G Alfred Noble, five grandchildren and a stepgrandchild, plus siblings and relatives in Florida, Gainesville, and The Hague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Noble
Federalsburg
Academy Avenue
Tme
William Alfred
Mahala Noble
Noble Lumber Company
Sunshine Laundry
Federalsburg Package Company
Noble
Rehoboth
Mary Ethel Noble
J. Charles Smith
G. Alfred Noble
Lee Chipley
Bokelia
Fla
Clarence V. Noble
University of Florida
Gainsville
A. Houston Noble
U. S. Marine Corps
the Hague
Netherlands
Obituary notices for Hattie V Taylor and Thomas Hudson
Hattie Virginia Taylor 64 wife of Joseph I Taylor of Easton Point died at home Friday morning August 22 after a long illness She was born in Hillsboro daughter of the late Wm E and Mary Hicks and survived by her husband a daughter Mrs Mary Frances Sewell and three grandchildren plus two sisters and a brother in law funeral services were held at Clark Funeral Home Hillsboro interment Greenmount Cemetery Hillsboro Rev Paul McCoy in charge Bearers listed Thomas E Hudson 77 died at his Denton home last week of a heart attack He was son of the late John P and Caroline Mitchell Hudson of Delaware He survived by his wife Macy Meredith four daughters and 11 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren Funeral services were held at J Virgil Moore and Son Denton Sunday at 2 pm with interment at Barratt’s Chapel Frederica
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Virginia Taylor
Joseph I. Taylor
Easton Point
Easton
Taylor
Hillsboro
Wm. E
Mary Fleetwood Hicks
Denton
Mary Frances Sewell
Claiborne
Bernice Sherwood
Mary Whiteley
Youngwood
Clark
Greenmount Cemetery
Paul McCoy
Ebenezer M. E. Church
Clark Taylor
William and
James Sherwood
Henry
Chas. Detwiler
Dennis Tarburton
Thomas E. Hudson
John P
Caroline Mitchell Hudson
Delaware
Macy Meredith
Frederica
Del
Caroline Davidson
Blanche Chaize
Wilmington
Josephine Pine
Edna Joiner
Infant Vicky Lynn Irwin dies at four days in Wilmington
Vicky Lynn infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Freddie Irwin died Thursday September 18 at Delaware Hospital Wilmington aged four days. Survived by parents and three sisters Karen Cynthia and Freida burial in Silver Brook Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicky Lynn
Freddie Irwin
Delaware Hospital
Wilmington
Karen
Cynthia
Freida
Silver Brook Cemetery
Mrs Bess Neese Jarrell Dies After Long Illness
Funeral services were held at Trinity Methodist Church Goldsboro for Mrs Bess Neese Jarrell who died Sunday after a long illness. Born in Houston Delaware she moved to Goldsboro 40 years ago. Survived by husband T Noble Jarrell Sr and four children Elbert N Jarrell Joseph Jarrell Mrs David King and T Noble Jarrell Jr with the family business in canning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Noble Jarrell, Sr
Goldsboro
Elbert N. Jarrell
Camden
N. J
Joseph Jarrell
New Castle
Del
David King
T. Noble Jarrell, Jr
Death of Mrs Ella I Dew near Federalsburg at 77
Mrs Ella I Dew wife of James Dew died at home near Federalsburg on Saturday aged 77 after more than three decades as an invalid. Born in East Hartford Conn she moved to Caroline County about 57 years ago. Surviving are her husband four children Harold J Dew Raymond C Dew Kenneth E Dew all near Federalsburg Leroy W Dew Poulsbo Wash five grandchildren two great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Frampton Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 pm with Rev Guy McWilliams of Chestnut Grove Methodist Church officiating. Interment Hill Crest Cemetery Federalsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella I. Dew
James Dew
Federalsburg
East Hartford
Conn
Caroline County
Dew
William and
Carrie Risley Relyea
Harold J
Raymond C
Kenneth E. Dew
Leroy W. Dew
Poulsbo
Wash
Frampton Funeral Home
Guy McWilliams
Chestnut Grove Methodist Church
Hill Crest Cemetery
Mrs Carrie G Strong Services Held In Centreville
Services for Mrs. Carrie Goldsborough Strong were held at the Episcopal Church in Centreville with Rev. Thos. Donaldson in charge. Burial followed in Chesterfield Cemetery. She died suddenly at her Denton road home near Greensboro. A seven year Greensboro resident, she came from Carmichael Maryland. She is survived by daughter Mildred and several nephews and nieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Goldsborough Strong
Episcopal Church
Centreville
Thos. Donaldson
Chesterfield Cemetery
Strong
Denton Road
Greensboro
Carmichael
Mildred
Historical Society Dinner October 23rd Recap
A continuation notes dinner plans for the historical society for October 23 and outlines related activities. It lists publication goals for the state society magazine, Caroline newspapers, and highway markers, plus restoration projects and a memorial to a distinguished Carolinean. Membership dues are $6.00 for county and $2.00 for state. State memberships include the state magazine and other publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Society
Caroline
State Magazine
Junior Women's Club Meeting Discusses Programs in Greensboro
The Junior Women's Club met in Greensboro on Monday with F. P. Roe inviting new members to join the Caroline Historical Society. Suggestions for the program included talks by a health nurse or Miss Williams, and a 50-50 Club was proposed to raise funds. The group adjourned to meet Betty Weaver on October 6, and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Roe
Caroline Historical Society
Miss Williams
Betty Weaver
Mrs Oleata M Connelly Dies at 53 in Cambridge
Mrs Oleata Moore Connelly wife of Bradford M Connelly a Grove merchant died in Cambridge Hospital Saturday aged 53. She was a Sussex County Del native daughter of the late John and Martha Haymen Moore. Survived by husband two sisters Mrs George Turner Denton and Mrs Harry Motron Cambridge and two brothers Wilton Moore Preston and Wendell Moore Easton. Funeral services held at Grove Methodist Church Tuesday at 2 pm with interment Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oleata Moore Connelly
Bradford M. Connelly
Grove
Cambridge Hospital
Sussex County
Del
John
Martha Haymen Moore
George Turner
Denton
Harry Motron
Cambridge
Wilton Moore
Preston
Wendell Moore
Easton
Grove Methodist Church
Grove Cemetery
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J. H. Noble
Vicky Lynn Irwin
Texaco
Pays Texago Service
Jay Kitchen
Aperardhiye
Mrs. Bess Neese Jarrell
Bess Neese Jarrell
Trinity Methodist Church
Ray Wainwright Kirwan
Carrie G. Strong
Narrenis
Fearins
Amoco Service
William L. Fearins
Pickup & Delivery Service
Denton, Md
Mrs
Oleata M. Connelly
Southern States Cooperative
Southern States Service
Gouther
Southern States Farmers’ Supply Cooperative, Inc
Maryland
Salisbury
Fuller Brush Co
Lincoln Ave
Caroline High School
Lawrence Larrimore
Board of Education
McNess Company
Dept. C
Candler Bldg
Baltimore
Nuttle Lumber and Coal C
Alton Ewing
Cordova
Aretha Stanford
River Road
Ridgely
Shadowlawn F. F. Lockers
Clarke
Caroline Home & Auto Supply
Merriken
Calvert C. Merriken
M. A. Brackett
Old Boyce Mill Road
Milford
Breeding & Nichols
Franklin St
Mason Clopper
Noble Motor Co
Easton 245
Apt
R. R. Avenue
O. E. Roberts
Strout Realty Agency
Joe Schneider
Hillsboro Road
James E. Young, Jr
Gulbransen
Everything Musical
Alexander’s Music Store
Race St
H. P. Mercury Rocket
Rocket
Will’s Sporting Goods
Grimes
Newton’s
O. A. Newton and Son
Bridgeville
George Shaffer, Jr
al Smith Farm
H. C. du Bois
Church St
A. G. Saulsbury
Hampshire
Hattie Tribbitt
Double Hills
Castle Hall Farm
P. O. Box
Call Denton
G. Emory Gottwall
N. R. Harrison
Griffith
Third Street
Ricard’s Vineyard
Charles H. Messick
Willis & Cowell
G. C. Cohee
Irwin Feed Co
D.eeney
Williston
Ridgely Supply
Philip Richard
Marydel
Russell Townsend
Lavalliere
M. T
Miriam Taylor
B. S. Shull
Grace Methodist Church
Townsend’s
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Townsends
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Lutheran Church
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Circle No. 3
Walter G. Kerslake
Ladies of
Hickman
Ladies of Wesley Church
Burrsville
Ridgely Methodist Church
Cooper
Kroehler
Cooper’s
Cooper’s Modern Carpet and Rug Department
Armstrong
Carson
General Electric
Easy
Frigidaire
Cooper Furniture Co
Social Security
Ridgely, Greensboro
Nnttle Lumber Companies
7Th
Lincoln Streets
Marvin H. Smith
Republican State Central Committee
Smith
Mr. Smith
G. Arthur McDaniel
Nice
David John Markey
Galyr
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