George McNelia and Miss Florence White were
married at the M. P. parsonage, Wednesday evening by the Rev. J. L. Straughm.
Above Feb18 1899
Harry H. Hearn has been receiving congratulations
this week on his appointment to a position in the main office of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, at Wilmington.
The position pays $86 a month and he was chosen from thirty or more
applicants. Mr. Hearn was only recently
promoted to the position of ticket agent at Delmar. His successor at Delmar has not been
appointed.
Above 1904.
On Friday last 540 cars of perishable, 300 cars of
slow moving freight, and 48 empties were moved north from Delmar yard
Above 1913
WANTED – Responsible Lady not over 35 years to
keep house on small farm three miles from Delmar. One in family.
C. A. Besey
Delmar, Del
Above 1917
It is reported that Delmar will have two canneries
this season. One owned by H. N. Messick
& Co. will be located near German’s brick yard and will can the product of
200 acres of tomatoes in addition to other vegetables and fruits.
The Delmar Canning Company will have a big
plant. They have one building 60X100
feet, and another 40x54, also a number of sheds. They will have two 50 horse power boilers and
the machinery throughout will be the best.
The P. W. & B. R. R. Co. will run their tracks to the building
. The Company will have a financial
rating of $100,000 to $200,000.
Above April of
1898
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