Denton Journal Newspaper Archives, Apr 1, 1922, p. 5

Local notes round up on hunts and meetings in Caroline

Community brief with dates for court, conferences, school events, and local notices. Topics include M P Conference in Chestertown, a box social at Howard's school house, postmaster appointment for Denton, parish and juror lists, influenza cases, road contracts, and church pastors reassigned after Cambridge conference.

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Pretty wedding at Henderson home ends with new bride Frank Savage

A detailed social page notes the marriage of Helen Dobraski to Frank Savage of New York at the Henderson home, with a ring ceremony led by Rev. C. D. Sharpless and a wedding supper. The column lists students home for spring vacation, travels of Rev. A. Lee Gray, and various local visits and hospital stays of residents.

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Jurors summoned for April term of Circuit Court

Sheriff William C. Andrew summons a full panel of jurors to attend the April term. The list spans eight districts with jurors including J. W. Shellbrooks, W. Foster Clark, Henry F. Harris, Charles Andrew, Benjamin H. Johnson, Lacey C. Murphy, Frank P. Covey, John H. Baggs, Daniel C. Lynch, Norman Vanscoy, and others.

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William C. Andrew Circuit Court J. W. Shellbrooks W. Foster Clark Joseph Harris John T. Carter William L. Cooper Ezekiel C.gooden Henry F. Harris Thomas P. Green Charles Andrew James K. Coursey George H. Russel Benjamin H. Johnson Lacey C. Murphy Ernest G. Cooper Frank P. Covey Elmer T. Orme John H. Baggs Charles J. Gallagher John E. Todd M. W. Charles Walton P. Taylor John Rumbold George Baer J. Mark Wright James T.kemp Henry Beevers James &. Wright T. Sewell Noble Frank Wright Daniel C. Lynch Frank Fleming Harry S. Fisher Willian E

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Death of Prof Addison C Brower at 75 in Federalsburg

Prof Addison C Brower, principal of the Federalsburg High School for fourteen years, died at his home Saturday after several weeks of pneumonia. A native of Saginaw Michigan, he earlier led the Seaford school for seventeen years before moving to Federalsburg. He was a devout Christian and Sunday School teacher in Federalsburg and Seaford. He leaves a widow and three children Vera Brower Earle Poole and George C Brower. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Union Methodist Church with Rev F C MacSorley and others officiating. Burial followed in Federalsburg cemetery.

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Addison C. Brower Federalsburg Brower Saginaw Michigan Seaford M. E Church Vera Drower Palmyra N. J Earle G. Poole George Clarence Brower University of Delaware Union Methodist Episcopal Church F. C. MacSorley J. L. Nichols T. 5. Holt W. L. White Bridgeville Federalsburg Cemetery

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Local Social Notes From Hillsboro and Nearby Towns

Hillsboro and Easton visitors attend church events and family gatherings. Dates mention Mrs Will Fleming hosting the Ladies Aid, plus dozens of residents visiting relatives in Sadlersville Preston Centreville Chestertown and Denton. Several guests travel from Easton Salisbury Greensboro Wilmington and Hobbs with local families hosting dinners and Sunday visits.

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Middletown W. A. Wise Bayside T. S. Barrett Horman and Neavitt J. . Reese Burrsville D. R. Diehl Cecilion T. R. van Dyke Centreville Frank White Chestertown O. E. Jones Cheswell C. EB. Davis Church B. Frye Clayton C. W.clark Concord C. N. Atkins Ordova J. W. Sutton Crumpton J. T. Rowlenson Denton W. E. Hills Easton W. H. Briggs Fairlee W. B. Horner Galena G. E. Sterling Greensboro J. A. Leach Lhenderson S. L. Hanby Supply Illaboro O. T. Baynard Kent Island R. C. Jones Kenry Covington Artidgely M. E. Wheatley Rock Hall W. HH. Revelle Royal Oak R. L. Herby, Jr St. Michael’s C. N. Jones Salem Stmyrna R. P. Nichols Still Mond and Betterton Tilghmen Smith Sadlersville Leolan Jackson Tughman J. H. Wootten Townsend Gfb. Jones Trappe D. J. Moore Wye Mills and Starr W. N. Conaway

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Funeral for Frank Knotts Held. Local Clergy Assist

Funeral services for Frank Knotts who died at his home near Burrsville were led by Rev A W Betts of Union M P Church and Rev Melvin Marrie of Greensboro Baptist Church. Burial was in Greensboro cemetery. The community also notes Rev W C Forrest leaving for a new assignment and records local visits and social updates.

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Frank Knotts Here Dane A. W. Betts Union M. P. Church Melvin Marrie Baptist Church of Greensboro Iris Greensboro W. C. Forrest M. E Church William Beauchamp Jesse Whitby Walter Callaway Tuckahoe Neck John Moore Mary Iva M. F. E.L Collison R. Fl. Stafford Willie Wilson Wilmington Cambridge Annie Raughley P.S. Raughley Edward Wright Jacob Price Charlie Cahall Ralph Philadelphia Jack McFarland Preston W. L. Jump J. H. Ward Salisbury Holiness Church Ray Stafford Easton James Baldwin

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Chestnut Grove Social Notes and Illness Update

Chestnut Grove hosts include Mr and Mrs Harald Dew with their guests Mr and Mrs James Dew and family and Mr and Mrs Raymond Andrew and family. Mrs Frank Williams has recovered enough to go out. Miss Ruth Sullivan and Miss Pauline Thawley visited Fed eralsburg friends. Exmonett Williamson received a kitchen shower. Mabel Thawley visited Margaret Sullivan. Clarence Smith is quite sick and Deter Trice is seriously ill.

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Harald Dew James Dew Raymond Andrew Frank Williams Ruth Sullivan Pauline Thawley Federalsburg Exmonett Williamson Mabel Thawley Margaret Sullivan

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Ladies' Aid Meeting in Bethlehem Reports Benefit

The Bethlehem Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. Lawrence Legates home with nearly all members. Mrs Hilda Legates Smith joined. After business, refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at Mrs Smiths in Hurlock on April 13. Sixty four dollars and eighty cents was raised for church purposes. Mr Payton Thompson, Mr J B Todd, Mrs Gifford Bowdle and Mrs W E Pritchett attended the Cambridge conference last Thursday.

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Aid Lawrence Legates Hilda Legates Smith Smith Hurlock Payton Thompson J. B. Todd Gifford Bowdle W. E. Pritchett Cambridge

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Preston Weekend Visit Highlights Local Ties

Mr. James Flaharty and son Eugene of Penns Grove New Jersey along with Mr. Courtney Whiteley of Gouley's College Wilmington spent the weekend with relatives in Preston.

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James Flaharty Eugene Penn's Grove N. J Courtney Whiteley Gouley’s College Wilmington Preston

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Death and life in Ridgely and surrounding towns

Mrs. Viola Skinner died at 41 after illness traced to tuberculosis. Funeral held with Rev. Frank White. burial at Hillsboro. She left five children and multiple relatives including two sons Malcolm and George and daughter Florence, with extended Richardson family ties. Community notes include a prominent Edison-style electrical show by Louis Williams, a successful Junior class play, social visits, church assignments, and local marriages and illnesses.

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Viola Skinner Harry Lane Frank White Hilsboro Messrs AJ W. Thompson J. D. Davis J. T. Saulsbury F. M. Stevenson Harry Line Malcolm Nay Lock Haven George Richardson Florence News Publishing Company Baltimore Inez Richardson

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Social and funeral notices from Denton area crowd

Mrs Paul Neff hosted the Junior Bridge Club on Monday while the Seniors met on Thursday with Mrs LT Sauls bury. Mr and Mrs T A Smith attended the funeral of her brother in law Mr Brower in Federalsburg on Tuesday. Mrs Laura Godwin and Mrs Ida Betson suffered severe indigestion this week. Mr and Mrs Harry Rutter of Maryland visited at the Richards home. Mrs Leroy Sard and children visited her mother Mrs Ida Dyer Friday to Monday. Mr Leland Russell of Newark N J recently incited his parents Mr and Mrs ALL Russell. Miss Rebecca Swing from Beechwood is home with two friends. Melvin Bennington spent Sunday with cousin Joe Haymaker in Denton. Getting the hair bobbed is the rage.

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M. P Chestertown Nuttle Milling Co Howard's School Caroline Countians Cambbridge M. K. Newnam Caroline Cecil County Claude R. Olson Chilton Olson Denton McEting Caroline High School Samuel G. Nuttle Louis F. Barrett Wilmington Cambridge Chapel Talbot Court John J. Reese John T. Hopkins Willard Russell J. Philip Stafford William M. Fisher William T. Callahan Orr Fisher Tra Samis Clement A. [Farrington Tarrington Kent County Del Tuckahoe Neck Nuattle Milling Co Delaware Highway Commission Marydel Pearsons Harrison Engineering Co Buffalo N. Y Ligo Reads Denton Baseball Club Palace Theatre Everett C. Pepper Harris Chapel Ridgely Federalsburg Hillsboro Preston Greensboro Teimpte LeCompte Kansas James T. Anthony James S Kreeger Anthony Wilmington VE Congress Prohibition M. EF Pickens Concord Mr. Pickens W. H. Revelle Rock Hall O. T. Baynard Beckwith Spedden W. C. Forrest Church Creek Burrsville J. R. Diehl Henry Wilkinson Leonard Deen MccKenny John Davis Viola Jones Setby Smith Frank White Selby Smith J. T. Moore Roger Ringgold Herbert Line Helen Bullock J. C. Madara Margaret Joyce Saulsbury Flfe Pendleton Alice Pendleton Charles Hobbs Dever Mullokin Balemore Keating Dever Warksley E. J. Hobbs Willian Morris Elsie Cordova Briscoe Ilelen Queen Anne Leonard Swarts Aston A. G. Saulsbury Carolyn Mancha Berrian Elsie Matthews League of Women Voters C. W. Jackson Harold Fountain West Chester Wilson Jackson North East T. W. Jones Miss Landers Thurmont First Brethren Detsch Philadelphia Bible School Lulu Hevalow Willard Jones Jesse Jones Paul Neff Saulsbury T. A. Smith Brower Laura Godwin Ida Betson Harry Rutter B. PF. Richards Leroy Sard Ida Dyer Leland Russell Newark N.J All Russell Rebecca Swing Beechwood School

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Social welcomes and visits in Smithville area

Smithville events report a kitchen shower for Mrs J J Spence with many gifts and a joyful evening. Numerous visitors and relatives from Philadelphia Senderson Fed eralsburg Winchville Cambridge and Bloomery attend gatherings. People include Lacey N Spence, Sherman Neal, Elizabeth Ballock, and Charles Lyden among others as weekly visits and illnesses are noted.

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Harmony and Visitors Highlight Quiet Union Town

Harmony hosts guests from Secretan and Ladt New Market. A narrow escape occurred thanks to careful driving by Dr John Dulladway last Sunday. Fires destroy Elwood Connelly’s barn and contents Saturday morning. Local residents entertain relatives and attend trips to Philadelphia Cambridge and Williston. The fox hunt of the season ran Saturday and roads remain passable.

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Windehl Webster Secretan Frank Webster Ladt New Market Grange Frindtay John Dulladway James Hl. Covey John Tribbett Federalsburg Elwood Connelly Collins Oscar Fishell Herb Webster Sillian Deen

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Clergy and Citizens Gather in Local Visits and News

A roundup of visitors and relocations from Federalsburg and nearby towns includes Rev J J Nichols and families visiting Mr Joseph Clark. Mrs James McCurdy and Mrs Helen Beid returning from Philadelphia. Fred Staffont resuming carpentry in Wilmington. Finley McFarlane renting a farm in Tuckabee Neck. Van Kief visiting sister Mrs Willian Murphy. Lina Willis returning from Federalsburg. Rev F J Phillips preaching at Grove. Adams moving to Talbot county. W T Collins visiting daughter in Philadelphia. Eddie Boatler and Mrs Eddie Boatler guests of John Butler in Tres tan.

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J. J. Nichols John Carroll Willis Moynter Federalsburg FL J. Phillips Daugster Lillian Mae Joseph Clark James McCurdy Helen Beid Chicago Esther Davie Philadelphia James Ireland Amily Fred Staffont Wilmington Finley McFarlane Tuckabee Neck van Kief Western Shore Willian Murphy Lina Willis Lillian Phillips F. J. Phillips Grove Trestan John Butler

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Conference Appointments By Bishop McDowell Named

The Wilmington M E Conference closed its session in Cambridge and named many ap pointments for the Wilmington Middletown and Salesbury districts. Bishop McDowell announced assignments including WILMINGTON DISTRICT superintendency for Robert Watt and numerous church appointments such as Asbury George White Dawson Brandywine W B Greenfield Cookman W G Haris Eastlake A W Goodhand Epworth E P Thomas and many others across Delaware.

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Wilmington M. E Cambridge Chincoteague Island McDowell Wilmington Robert Watt Asbury George White Dawson Brandywine W. B. Greenfield Cookman W. G. Haris Eastlake A. W. Goodhand Epworth E. P. Thomas Grace J. W. R. Suinwalt Harrigan Street W. E. Habbart Kingswood G. W. Bounds Mudeley L. M. Broadway McCabe G. C. Williams Mr. Salem Leonard H. B. Kelso Port Deposit J. B. McCabe Red Lion J. H. Geoghegan Richardson Park V. P. Northrup Rising Sun C. C. Harris St. Georges Summit J. C. McCoy St. John’s Lewisville G. A. Cooke Zion Cireut J. A. Buckgson

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Salisbury and Delaware Church Leaders in 1920s Network

Names of church figures and organizations across Salisbury Dover Wilmington and surrounding towns are listed with roles such as pastor secretary superintendent and parish worker. It notes appointments vacancies and assignments including Asbury Church Wilmington Missionary Society Goodwill Industries Peninsula District Anti-Saloon League and Deaconess Home.

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Salisbury Asbury J. T. Herson H. R. McDade Selbyville T. F. Beauchamp Sharptown H. S. Dulaney Smith’s Island J. L. Derrickson Suply Snow Hill E. W. Jones Somerset J. W. Prettyman Stockton A. F. Zimmerman Tangier E. C. Hallman Venton Westover J. P

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Orphans Court Somsions and Probate Actions

In Orphans Court Tuesday Judges West Harper and Shawn presided. The Register of Wills granted letters of administration for Lewis E Cross to Mary P Cross with bond approved and appraisers named. Wills of Rebecca A Emerson and James C Collins probated. executors and guardians appointed. notices to kin ordered. Various guardianships, administration accounts, and releases filed and approved.

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Orphans' Court West Harper and Shawn Lewis E. Cross Mary P. Cross A. Irving Brumbaugh L. Irving Jones Rebecca A. Emerson Mary L. Pastorfield John A. Mackintosh H. Earle Smith James C. Collins T. Pliny Fisher Register of Wills Lorin F. Closson Harley W. Closson Vernon M. Closson Mary E. M. Closson Lillian R. Cox Jerome R. Cox Jerome A. Cox T. Clayton Horsey Willian Webber James B. Todd William E. Todd Morris Frampton Josiah K. Smith Ira Smith Joseph F. Smith Emmia Kreuger Linda Cobee Lillian E. Kent Mary G. Pepper Raymond T. Andrew Otho B. Smith William T. Andrew Sallie E. Andrew Ella C. Fleetwood Minnie R. Mills T. Plinyfisher Benjamin H. Johnson Fred B. Nuttle

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Social Happenings and Local Appointments in Federalsburg Area

Mr Elmer Hignutt and Miss Mildred Roe spent weekends in Federalsburg with friends and family. Rev A F Zimmerman and wife returned to Bishopville after a two week visit with S P Brown. Mrs Elizabeth Pierce Mrs John Fisher and Miss Pearl Todd of Greenwood were guests of Mrs Harry Bandle. Mr and Mrs Whital Larrimore and children visited Roxie Breeding in Denton. Red Men attendees joined the Milford lodge lecture. Pearl Hignutt returned to Bridgeville for work. Mrs Elon Wright hosted the Bloomery Ladies Aid. Sick list includes Mrs Willie Meloney and Mr Will Bullock. Estella Reynolds attended a teachers meeting.

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Elmer Hignutt Mildred Roe Federalsburg Alford Lillie Roe A. F. Zimmerman Bishopville S. P. Brown Elizabeth Pierce John Fisher Pearl Todd Greenwood Harry Bandle Whital Larri

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Straight Talk from the Dover Index Subscriptions Urged

A curdling call declares that residents of Dover and nearby will face a jolt to their outlook on life if they ignore Prohibition laws. The message urges readers to subscribe now to the Straight Talk column for updated views and guidance.

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Jacobs Accident Case ends long Maryland suit for estate

The Court of Appeals of Maryland upheld a Caroline county circuit court ruling awarding Workman’s Compensation to Mrs. Julia Jacobs, administrator for her son Frank Jacobs. The case involved the State Accident Fund and multiple appeals, ending with the remaining award paid. T. Alan Goldsborough led the plaintiff’s counsel, with Attorneys General Ritchie and Armstrong for the state.

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Court of Appeals Julia Jacobs State Accident Fund Court of Appeals of Maryland Frank Jacobs Williston State Industrial Accident Commission Circuit Court Attorney General T. Alan Goldsborough Jacobs Ritchie State Fund Armstrong

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Boost for Marydel and Caroline County Farmers

A $1,000,000 publicity campaign by E. A. Strout Farm Agency promotes Marydel and Caroline County as prime farming areas. The booklet targets farm buyers nationwide and abroad, highlighting potato harvests peach orchards and Choptank river scenes. Local families and residents are noted visiting and hosting guests as community boosters spread the message.

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Marydel Caroline County United States Eastern Shore E. A. Strout Farm Agency, Inc Smith & Scotton Mary Del Maryland Walter Ross Pauline Ellen R. C. Jackson Roberta Herman Cohee John Cohee M. T. Webb Milbourn Martha M. E. Milbourn I. N. Smith Naomi J. H. Scotton Rasine Baltimore Walter Stevens B. H. Emory Cheswold T. I. Heather Floyd Moore Dover Rev. W. W Melvin Smith

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Sunday Visitors From Denton to Preston and Beyond

Choptank and Denton residents visited friends in Preston and Bethlehem while Wilmington guests traveled to see relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W E Dillon hosted, with Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Bowdle and others in attendance. Rev E Collins and family were among visitors, and Melson and family from Bridgeville were also noted as visiting.

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Walter Beauchamp Ruth Amanda Griffith Denton M. H., Dickerson Queen Anne W. E. Dillon W. W. Collins Walter Jackson Wilmington C. E. Andrews C. C. Blades A. E. Cooper Melson Bridgeville

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Ladies' Aid Meeting in Bethlehem Reports Benefit

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Death and life in Ridgely and surrounding towns

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Social and funeral notices from Denton area crowd

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Social welcomes and visits in Smithville area

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Conference Appointments By Bishop McDowell Named

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