Real Estate Transfers in Ridgely and Surrounding Areas
A sequence of land transfer notices dated from September 10 to September 20, 1946. Howard and Edith Pratt transfer to Clarence Ringgold and Martha Ringgold in Ridgely. James Jester and Anne Jester to Ira and Annie Flaharty. Theela Dean and Victor Dean to William Chambers and Sarah Chambers. Ida Cooper to Frederick and Dorothy Bayard. Marie Schmitt to Edward and Dora Schmitt. Layman Redden as assignee to Edward and Antonie Pecinovsky. Trustees of the Progressive Brethren Church to Pilgrim Holiness Church of Ridgely. Calvert Merriken to Thomas Benson. J Tyson Heather and Mildred Heather to Standley and Helen Luff. Wayson Seibel to Edward Dove Jr. Harry and Eleanor Rieck to Harry Jr. Clarence Flaharty to Ruth Noble. Ruth Noble to Lewis and Nettie Lord. Parcels described as on roads from Union Grove to Hog Creek Mills, Greensboro to Burrsville, Marydel to Henderson, Greensboro Railroad Station to Denton, and nearby districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Pratt
Edith C. Pratt
Clarence C. Ringgold
Martha E. Ringgold
Ridgely
James F. Jester
Anne F. Jester
Ira N. Flaharty
Annie E. Flaharty
N. E
Union Grove
Hog Creek Mills
Theela G. Dean
Victor Dean
William H. Chambers
Sarah Chambers
Ida H. Cooper
Frederick D. Bayard
Dorothy L. Bayard
Greensboro Station
New Street
Marie Schmitt
Edward J. Schmitt
Dora V
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Calvert C. Merriken
Thomas R. Benson
Colored Campground
J. Tyson Heather
Mildred E. Heather
Standley K. Luff
Helen V. Luff
Marydel
Henderson
Wayson A. Seibel
Edward L. Dove, Jr
Greensboro
Denton
Harry H. Rieck
Eleanor I. Rieck
Harry H. Rieck, Jr
Clarence L. Flaharty
Ruth A. Noble
Marriage Licenses and Local Social News Item
Marriage licenses list Elmer J Larrimore and Helen Favalora, David Edwards and Ella Risley, Joseph Biddle and Ruth Evans, Ivan Yoder and Laura Bradley, all with ages and hometowns. Social notes recount visits among families, birthday dinners, a hospitalized grandson with a broken leg, and upcoming W S C S event hosted by Mrs. Anna Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer James Larrimore
Federalsburg
Helen Elizabeth Favalora
New Orleans
David Smith Edwards
Felton
Del
Ella Risley
Philadelphia
Joseph Oakley Biddle
Dover
Ruth Elsie Evans
Greensboro
Ivan Paul] Yoder
Laura Elizabeth Bradley
Harrington
Adams Cross Roads Sunday School Attendance
Adams Cross Roads notes Sunday School held Sunday morning at Bloomery. Funeral attendance included Mrs Blanche Adams Mrs Marian Robinson Mrs Effie Adams Miss Crolla Johnson and Mr and Mrs Fred Fountain at the funeral of Mr Will Bullock at the Adams and Williamson funeral home Saturday morning. Mrs Blaine Bullock Mrs Helen McMahan Federalsburg Miss Elizabeth Bullock Mrs John Tay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Robinson
Glenna Bullock
Grace Horsey
Marian Robinson
Virginia Lee
Shirley Liden
Freddie Hallergrin
Baltimore
Bloomery
Blanche Adams
Effie Adams
Crolla Johnson
Fred Fountain
Will Bullock
Adams and Williamson Funeral Home
Blaine Bullock
Helen McMahan
Federalsburg
Elizabeth Bullock
John Tay
Powerful Fungicide Ad For Denton Pharmacy
An advertisement promotes TEOL a potent penetrative fungicide for athletes foot. It claims five minute test at drug stores and full strength formula that kills more germs. Neatly offers foot comfort or 85 cent refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Pharmacy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lewis M. Lord
Nettie F. Lord
Lor
Jack
Jim
Randall Dustworth
New Jersey
Nancy
J. W. Johnson
Jerry
Beebe
Lewes
Edna
Horace
Chesapeake Bay Ferry System
P. M
Sandy Point
Matapeake
Matapeake A.M
RED Star Motor Coaches, Inc
Salisbury
Baltimore & Annapolis R. R. CO
State Roads Commission OF Maryland
Lexington Street
Baltimore 3
Sherwood
Maryland
Sherwood Brothers, Inc
G.d.crouse
Betholene Motor Fuel
Sinclair Petroleum Products
Lewepa Perrnshive
Adams Cross Roads
Cattle Exchange
Aroune Sales CO
Francis J. McLane
Hanover St
America
Hollywood
Lou Holtz
Ancent~L@PEZ
Hotel Taft
New York
Selaia
Reisters
Frederick
Washington
Havre Grace
LeShmae
Walnut Grove
Annapolis
Curtis
WFBR
ABC
Caroline County
Armory
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