Denton News Roundup Mixed Ads and Local Notes
Local column runs through market prices and shop notices with Wheat at 2.78 and Corn 1.71. Dense item list includes Goodyear tire dealers, used Ford and Buick cars, bound binders, and hardware stores. Easter services, lectures, and political candidacy filings are noted alongside farm sales, garage updates, and theater plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long & Beall
Goodyear
Denton Auto Co
United States
E. H. Hirs
Ford
Denton
Farmers Supply Co
Maryland Queen Sour
Marriage Bonds and Social Happenings in Denton Area
Reverend Dr. Thomas O Crouse and Miss Jennie Moore wed in Philadelphia with Rev L F Warner officiating. The couple left for a northern trip after a well attended ceremony. The column also lists multiple local marriage licenses, engagements, and visits among Denton area families and friends.
Growers Demand Thirty Dollars Per Ton for Tomatoes
Caroline County Tomato Growers Association met at the Court House Tuesday with S G Nuttle presiding and W W Newcomer as secretary. The group rejected packers pay of 24 per ton and vowed to contract at 30 per ton, citing costs from labor and fertilizer. James H Smith was elected president and S G Bye secretary treasurer. Bye said higher costs justify the demand and lowering acreage would yield better quality tomatoes cheaper for packers, with growers ready to cooperate with canning houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Tomato Growers Association
Court House
S. G. Nuttle
W. W. Newcomer
James H. Smith
S. G. Bye
Bye
Christ Church Guild presents The Hope Chest at Parker's Theater
Easter Monday program at Parker's Theater features Dorothy Gish in The Hope Chest with Richard Barthelmess. Benefit show for Christ Church Guild, highlighting youthful romance and the growth into adulthood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker's Theater
Christ Church Guild
Dorothy Gish
Hope Chest
Richard Barthelmess
Revival at Union M P Church Ends Sunday
Rev W L Jump leads a revival at Union M P Church, closing Sunday as he prepares to move from Hobbs Parsonage to Greensboro to raise poultry and pursue evangelistic work. He will join Rev Mr Clough of Hillsboro Holiness Church for two weeks beginning April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Jump
Union M. PD
W. H. Satterfield
James A. Trazzare
Ot Denton
Harry Collison
Mabel Porter
Fred Rowdle
Wilmington
Elizabeth Harvey Wine
Denton
M. F. H. Callison
Marion Ireland
Easton
T. R. Jacobs
Sadie Garrett
Gladys Chance
Greensboro
Reorganized Sunday School and Easter Program Planned
The Sunday School led by Rev. J. T. Richardson was reorganized on the 21st with officers headed by Superintendent J. Payton Thompson and secretary treasurer Mas. Lillian Blades. An Easter program is set for Bethlehem church on Sunday evening April 4 at 7 30, with all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Richardson
J. Payton Thompson
J. J. Todd
Mas
Lillian Blades
Ruth Taylor
W. E. Pritchett
Flora I. Taylor
Mire
J. R. Christopher
Irene Carroll
Easton
Ruth Vantleet
Bethlehem Church
Sod
William Sacker
Cambridge
William Lewis
Choptank
Jos. Kennedy
Helen
W. H. Miley
Norman Taylor
Joseph Pritchett
W. S. Carroll
Elva Cheezum
Clara ‘Todd
Harry Hubbard
Williston Independent Sunday School Reorganized
The Independent Sunday School of Williston reorganized last Sunday with A Meredith as superintendent and A Gelletly as secretary along with a list of officers and helpers. Robert Rice Jr, formerly with Ford Auto Co in Detroit, is visiting his parents. A social raised 5 for the Armenian fund. a stork delivered a daughter to Mr and Mrs Ben Welch. Shad fish are scarce in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Sunday School of
Williston
A. Meredith
A. Gelletly
Carl Towers
Norma Cooper
O. M. Hignute
Harvey Towers
Howard Sullivan
Gilbert Hignatt
Robert Rice, Jr
Ford Auto Company
Detriot
Michigan
B.J. Meredith
Ladies' Aid Society entertainment raises funds
The Ladies' Aid Society held an evening program last Thursday with proceeds around 25 dollars. Visitors included Mrs. Robert H. Tlutson of Wilmington staying with her sick sister Mrs. A J Bennett. Several families and individuals, including Mr and Mrs Si Ross Daling, Mrs Mollie Butler and son Smith from Chester Va, and others, were noted as visiting or shopping in Wilmington and Ridgely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Robert H. Tlutson
Wilmington
A. J. Bennett
Si. Ross Daling
Pharley Cohee
Henderson
Mollie Butler
Smith
Chester
Annie Smith
Bryan Shockley
Betty
A. Clark Smith
Walter Sapp
Thomas Gray
Louise Gray
Elizabeth Montague
Grace Jackson
Ridgely
J. T. Stevenson
Dover
W. I. Cooper
Ridgely News Letter society notes and events
The Home School Association held a meeting at the primary school. Amanda Saulsbury was elected vice president, with J M Herzog chairing in his absence. Rev Poorman spoke at the Reformed Church and Rev Herzog preached a parable series. Burton Wilkinson as a rising cartoonist drew notices, and many locals attended Maryland Day programs. Several residents reported travels, visits, and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Flounders
Amanda Saulsbury
J. M. Herzog
McCullough
Mesdames Milton Smith
Nelson Rickards
The
Reformed Church
Mr. Poorman
Philadelphia
Jesus
Lyceum
Lillian Johnston
J. J. Bunting
Berlin
Maud Gibson
Frank White
Galena
Burton Wilkinson
Sun
West
Young Wilkinson
Come
TL. Day
Wilmington
Day
L S. Matthews
EL Mason
Alex. Russell
C. KE
Turner
C. W. Jackson
Maryland
James Swing
Mrr
Frank Frauenberger
Los Angeles
James, Jr
St. John's
S. Jackson
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Military College
J. M. Haymaker
Ada Matthews
Iarrison
Marcus Hook
Delia Green
Wihnington
Meers
Frank
Charles Stevenson
Charles
Harry Gibson
Delmar
Dorothy Dean
Baltimore
Dallas
Woll Wiley
Charles Carter
Ocean City
Watson Rooker
J. T. Stevenson
MacGibbon
Blaine Skinner
Queen Anne
Brown Elliott
Hillsboro and Area Social News Summary
Hillsboro notes Miss Ella Pennington returns to Washington after two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs W F B Pennington. Miss Hildred Evans from Sadlersville visits Mr and Mrs W F B Sparks. Mesdames Annie Jump Annie Beaven and Laura Fleming were Easton visitors Tuesday. Mrs I T Sparklin hosts Ladies Aid Thursday. Mr and Mrs W E Sylvester attended a Wilmington conference last week. Little Nancy Blunt of Centreville visits Miss Ruth Greaves. Mrs H M Thompson spent part of this week in Wilmington, Emma Beauchamp in town part of the week. Mr R o B Thompson returns from St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Pennington
Washington
W. FB. Pennington
Hildred Evans
Sadlersville
W. FB. Sparks
Annie Jump
Annie Beaven
Laura Fleming
Easton
I. T. Sparklin
Ladies’ Aid Society
W. E. Sylvester
Wilmington
Nancy Blunt
Centreville
Ruth Greaves
H. M. Thompson
Emma Beauchamp
R. O B. Thompson
St. Louis
Real Estate Transfers List Shows Numerous Property Deals
Real estate transfers recently recorded include James W. Stanford to Charles F. Driggins for 143 acres in Eighth district at 5500, Robert Jarrell Sr. to Mary B. Smith parcels in First district at 275, Howard H. Chever to Harvey Cooper 53 acres in Third district at 2850, Cowgill to Raymond Morris two First district parcels at 6000, J Andrew Mitchell to Henry F. Klotz 6110 acres in Seventh district at 300, Edward E. Nuttle trustee to Joseph P. Patchett 244 acres in Fifth district at 31435, G Lawrence Wilson to Stephen Simpson two acres in Sixth district at 31500, James H. Nichols to Willard Brown a Denton lot at 500, Maude E. Pritchett to W Thomas Thornton and wife a Greensboro lot at 750, Alfred W. Thompson to John T. Moore a Ridgly lot at 575, Harvey L. Cooper assignee to John W. Funk 324 acres in First district at 3300, Annie R. Stewart et al. to Richard T. Porter a Denton lot at 1200, Harry Stevenson to Anita Moore Greensboro lots at 300, Harvey L. Cooper et al. to Wm. L. Jump 84 acres near Greensboro at 1041.67, Harvey Stevenson to Herbert S. Marker Greensboro lots at 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Stanford
Charles F. Driggins
Robert Jarrell
Mary B. Smith
Howard H. Chever
Harvey Cooper
Charles P. Cowgill
Raymond Morris
J. Andrew Mitchell
Henry F. Klotz
Edward E. Nuttle
Joseph P. Patchett
G. Lawrence Wilson
Stephen Simpson
James H. Nichols
Willard Brown
Denton
Maude E. Pritchett
W. Thomas Thornton
Greensboro
Harvey Stevenson
Herbert S. Marker
Reverend Richardson Delays Move and Easter Services Planned
The Rev J T Richardson announced at Wilmington Conference he will not move until after Easter and will preach at Preston Easter Sunday with morning and evening services. Bethlehem also hosts a Master service Easter night with children performing. Various local residents, including Mrs Dorothy Osteen, Mechaimes Virginia Allender, Annie Todd, and others, are visiting relatives in Centreville Bridgeville Williston Baltimore and Beulah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
J. T. Richardson
Wilmington
Harrington
Del
Bethlehem
Dorothy Osteen
Hallmore
Col
A.W. Sisk
Mechaimes
Virginia Allender
Annie Todd
Fire destroys Carter carriage house in Second district
Tuesday night fire of unknown origin wiped out Mr E C Carter’s carriage house in the Second district. Two Ford automobiles, two carnpes, a dear born, and several farming implements burned. Firemen could not halt the blaze but nearby buildings were saved. Insurance on the property was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Carter
Ford
Dearborn
Helvetia
Greensboro
T. H. Lewis
Westminister
T. WH. Lewis, Jr
Salisbury
J. E. Willis
KR. TF. Blastings
Wingate Elastings
George Town
Conference attendees and local social notices from Federalsburg area
Messrs. Roland Towers G S Totter and Webster Todd attended the fourth quarterly conference at Federalsburg on Monday night Mr and Mrs Oscar Milligan and Laughter India and son Melvin of Hurlock spent Sunday with Mr J Covey Mrs John Tribbett has returned home after visiting her father Mr James A Covey Mr and Mrs Albert Willis and family spent Sunday with Mr James FE Woot ers at Denton Mr Clarence Wilks has returned home after spending the winter in Wilmington The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs Roland Thomas on Wednesday April 7 The junior Aid met on Thursday night with Mr Ellis Collins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas O. Crouse
Jennie Moore
T. Lane Moore
Philadelphia
L. F. Warner
Maryland
Crouse
Miss Moore
Methodist Protestant Church
Isaac J. Moore
A. Noble Calloway
Bridgeville
Mabel S. Clark
Federalsburg
Louis Hignutt
Ida E. Hartleman
John G. Hurd
Felton
Ruth Bishop
Greensboro
James A. McFarland
May Morris
Greenwood
P Suss Ruth
Davis Bishop
M. E. Parsonage
J. A. Leach
Elizabeth Crowther
Chester
Caroline DeFord
Wilmington
Frank Crowther
DeFord
Emily DeFord
Denton
G. Aldred Walls
Sudlersville
Mary Pauline Walls
Frank N. Tarbutton
Smyrna
Cooper Tarbutton
Queen Anne County
Howard D. West
Samuel L. West
Baltimore
Richard T. West
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Liverpool
R.T. Bryan
M. B. Sherwood
M. E Sherwood
Margaret
Bryan
Walter T. Sparklin
West Point
Sparklin
Beulah DeFord
Lewis Cole
Eva DeFord
Elhridge
5. M. Newton
M. C. Johnson
Churchland
Wm. E. Reese
G. H. Wilson
Reese
Wilson
Adeline Fisher
Chautauqua
Chautauqua Association of Pennsylvania
Harold C. Nuttle
J. Kingsley Mercer
John L. George
Dudley
Queen Annes County
Mary Straughn
Emily Gault
Adeline
Louise Fisher
Rochester Bryant
Elias Nuittle
Ralph Cover
West
Seaford
J. Virgil Moore
Frank L. Smith
Sussex
Helen Crouse
Roland Towers
G. S. Totter
Webster ‘Todd
Oscar Milligan
Laughter
India
Melvin
Hurlock
John Tribbett
James A. Covey
Albert. Willis
James FE. Wooters
Clarence Wilks
Roland Thomas
Local roadside notes and visiting relatives report
Hobbs area news mentions A Reinhold shipping about 400 baskets of sweet potatoes to Baltimore. Mr and Mrs J W Bailey of Tuckahoe Neck are Sunday visitors of Hobbs relatives. W E Spence of Washington spent last Tuesday with his mother Mrs J H Merriken. Rev W L Jump delivered his last sermon at Ames Sunday afternoon. Miss Esther Willey of Lutherville is home for Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs
HY. A. Reinhold
Baltimore
J. W. Bailey
Tuckahoe Neck
W. E. Spence
Washington
J. H. Merriken
W. L. Jump
Ames
Esther Willey
Lutherville
Willoughby Birthday Party Honors Miss Willoughby
A March 24 birthday gathering at Mr and Mrs Frank Willoughby home celebrated their daughter Mida with guests from Talbot and Caroline counties. Music and games entertained well into the evening while refreshments were served and Miss Willoughby received many presents. Moline Universal Tractors were displayed at Hoss and Son's in Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Willoughby
Mida
Talbot
Caroline
Appointment changes sweep ministers to new fields
The Wilmington Conference adjourned as numerous ministers were assigned to new circuits and churches across the state. WILMINGTON DISTRICT lists district superintendent Robert Watt and many appointments including Bethel Circuit G F E Wood, Newark Frank Herson, St. John's G A Cooke, and others. Dover and Salisbury districts follow with extensive reassignment of pastors to numerous churches and circuits, including Wesley, Georgetown, and Smyrna circuits, with several positions marked to be supplied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Robert Watt
Bethel
G. F E. Wood
Charlestown
J. H. Wilson
Cherry Hill
G. F. Newton
Chesapeake City
M. D. Nutter
Chester Bethel
J. A. Hudson
Christiana
Joln White
Supply
Claymont
Howard McDade
Colora
J. F. Anderson
Delaware City
L. W. Layfield
Ebenezer
W. H. Cummings
Elkton
G. T. Alderson
Elk Neck
Hockessin
C. W. Clarke
Hopewell
C. T. Jones
Kirkwood
O. 5
Walton
Marshallton
Ivanhoe Willis
Mt. Lebanon
O. E. James
Mt. Pleasant
H. B. Kelso
Newark
Frank Herson
New Castle
J. R. Bicking
Newport
H. T. Quigg
North East
D. J. Given
Perryville
G.W. Hastings
Port Deposit
Warren Burr
Red Lion
F. J. Cochran
Rising Sun
C. C. Harris
St. George’s
J. C. McCay
St. John's
G. A. Cooke
Supply. Zion
J. A. Buckson
Asbury
G. W. Dawson
Brandywine
W. E. Greenfield
Black-Ex
Dover
Mowbray
Beckwith
O. T. Baynard
Blades
R. W. Mills
Bridgeville
D. W. Jacobs
Cambridge
W. E. Gunby
Camden
C. W. Moore
Canterbury
W. C. Jackson
Church Creek
E. M. Byrd
Crapo
J. H. Gardner
Dover Armory
Alonzo Travers
Wesley
J. W. Colona
East New Market
Greenwood
N. C. Burson
Harrington
J.T. Richardson
Linckman
G. T. Gehman
Hooper's Island
C.H. Hudson
Houston
J. M. Kelso
Hurlock
J. ‘Tr. Price
Lakesville
E. S. Taylor
Laurel
W. O. Bennett
Leipsic
L. T. McLain
Lewes
J. H. Thornton
Seaford
F. F. Carpenter
Harry Taylor
Vienna
Thomas Pardee
Williamsburg
J. P. Kelley
Wyoimning
J. L. Sparklin
Zaar
Wesley Collegiate Institute
H. G. Budd
Mt. Vernon
W. A. Hearn
Nanticoke
Ocean City
E. P. Thomas
Ocean View
E. C. Hallman
E. B. Taylor
Princess Anne
W. F. Dawson
Quantico
M.S. van Plank
Roxana
J. T. Graham
St. Peter's
G. S. Allen
Salisbury
J. T. Herson
Grace and Stengle
W. P. Taylor
Selbyville
W. H. Briggs
Sharptown
H. S. Dulaney
Smith's Island
J. L. Derickson
Snow Hill
L. E. Poole
Somerset
J. W. Prettyman
Stockton
W. L. Hess
Tangier
W. F. Goodwin
Venton
Westover
White Haven
O. L. Martin
Whitesville
J. Burton McCabe
Prohibition Director Warns Doctors Over Liquor Law
The Maryland State Prohibition Director Dodson reports 70,000 whiskey prescription blanks exhausted since March 8 in Baltimore. He warns physicians and druggists to beware abuse, noting blanks issued in sets of 100 across Maryland and the District of Columbia. He promises careful study once office space is available and urges restraint to avoid trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Baltimore
Maryland
District of Columbia
Chicago
Resolutions Honor Denton Pastor Thomas O. Crouse
Members of the Methodist Protestant Church of Denton adopt a formal expression of appreciation for Rev. Dr. Thomas O. Crouse marking five years of service. They praise his eloquence energy faithfulness and readiness to respond to calls while noting his potential move to another field and wish him continued success. The resolutions will be recorded in the minutes and presented to Dr. Crouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas O. Crouse
Methodist Protestant Church of
Denton
Denton M
Crouse
Law to Protect Muskrats Bill Aims Licensing and Fees
A Legislature bill regulates muskrat catching on bay and river shores and creates licenses for trappers at 1.75 dollars each while traders pay 50 dollars for a traders license unless merchants hold their own license. Pelts sell for 4.50 and carcasses fetch 0.30, with Dorchester trapper profits noted and Talbot sales above 500000 for the season. Economies Club Meets This Afternoon Papers discuss beautifying buildings fruit trees flowers and home gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester County
Talbot County
Home Economics Club
Farmers Supply Co to stock Emerson-Brantingham line
Local business note announces Farmers Supply Co as agent for Emerson-Brantingham Imp Co farm machinery. A full line will be in stock for inspection. Also offers cleaning, pressing, repair and dyeing of old clothes, aiming to reduce clothing costs. John H. Emerson & Co. operates opposite the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Farmers Supply Co
Emerson-Brantingham Imp. Co
John H. Emerson & Co
Orphans' Court Business Records Adjourned Proceedings
Judges West Harper and Shawn presided as letters of administration were granted to Edward E. Nuttle for Elijah W. Swiss estate and to Merrick Clements for Catherine S. Downes. Notices to creditors ordered, appraisers named, inventories and appraisements filed, and final accounts or releases noted for multiple estates in Caroline County. The last will of Richard E. Comegys admitted to probate with executors named and bond approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West, Harper and Shawn
Orphans’ Court
Edward E. Nuttle
Elijah W. Swiss
Register of
Caroline County
Harvey D. Williams
Frank S. Bradley
Register of Wills
Catherine S. Downes
Merrick Clements
W. Frank Jarrell
Fred R. Owens
Samuel G. Nuttle
Somers Blake
John W. Shewbrooks
Lewis & Knotts
Laura V. Neal
Wingate Neal
T. Sewell Noble
Norman Lednan
Fannie N. Ledman
Charles W. Stokes
John Stokes
Eliza J. Sigler
Charles W. Sigler
Minnie Harman
Charles H. Harman
Jennie McConnell
William H. McConnell
Richard E. Comegys
Warren van Sant
John Rich
Bartus Comegys
Elwood C. Orrell
L. Irving Jones
Thompson Hardware expands with new secretary-treasurer G L Wilson
The Hillsboro Maryland firm, incorporated January 1 1920 with 50000 authorized stock, adds members including G Lawrence Wilson formerly Hillsboro Queen Anne Bank assistant cashier and vice president. Wilson becomes secretary-treasurer as the company plans wider territory, new lines, and enlarged operations. Agencies for Franklin and Reo cars in Caroline Talbot and Queen Anne counties closed. new showroom nearing completion with space for twenty five cars. They also market Lawson tractor known as the Full Jeweled Tractor with power to run a thirty two inch thresher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Hardware & Supply Co
Hillsboro
Maryland
G. Lawrence Wilson
Hillsboro-Queen Anne Bank
Same
Wilson
Caroline
Talbot
Queen Anne
Franklin and Reo
Lawson
Interchurch Movement Conference Set for Denton Church
Local leaders explain the Inter-Church Movement born from prayer aims to unite evangelical churches for world evangelization through cooperation. A county conference will be held at Denton M P Church on Friday April 9 starting at 10:00 am with morning, afternoon and evening sessions and a youth program from 4 30 to 6 00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interchurch World Movement
Caroline
Denton M. P
Atlea
M. Sharp
Widow Mrs Bramble Dies After Auto Collision In Federalsburg
A Federalsburg letter reports Mrs Lillie Bramble widow of Charles Bramble died from skull fracture after being struck by a car driven by M Splinder of Richmond. A child ran into the road and Mrs Clara Williams was slightly hurt. Splinder swerved to avoid the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg
Lillie Bramble
Charles Bramble
M. Splinder
Benjamin T. Crump
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
William E. Greenly
Third St
Bullock's
Nuttle Hardware Co
L. B. Towers
W. B. Parker
Preston Hardware & Auto Company
Alp. Prettyman
Denton M. E
Joseph Gallagher
Smithson Church
Steve Gorsuch
E. EL
Hirs
Christ Church
L. B. Towers & Bro
Steve
Hirs’ Parage
Missouri
Brumbaugh
Christian Workers’ Society
Church of the Brethren
Alfred Scarborough
Grove M. P
Quaker Oats Co
Long
Lang & Beall’s
New York
Blue Ridge College
International Harvester Company
E. H. Zeigler
Ziegler
Evangeline
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Parker's Theatre
Miriam Cooper
Albert Roscoe
Spottiswood Aitken
James Marcus
Paul Weigal
T. Alan Goldsborough
Albert W. Sisk
Hilton W. Robertson
Wicomico
Dr. Crouse
Burrsville
Goldsboro
Ridgely News
Carlton Lord
Baltimore Orioles
Mary Dasher
Walter Bennington
Pauline McQuay
Harvey Holsinger
Byron Cade
Earl Nichols
Marcus Ihook
Charles High
Florida
William Hyde
Gootee Chistopher
Mt. Airy
Fannie Smith
Joseph Garris
Mate Street
Velma Hollis
Aid
Ellis Collins
Moline Universal
Hoss & Son's
Laston
W. A. Wise
Bayside
Horman
J. W. Sutton
G. W. Williams
Cecilton
T. R. van Dyke
M. E. Wheatley
Chetertown
O. S. Jones
Cheswold
G. P. Smith
Church Hill
O. B. Reid
Clayton
J. C. Bolton
Concord
H. Frye
Cordova
J. H. Whedbee
Crumpton
J. ‘T. Rowlinson
W. E. Hills
W. L. White
Fairlee
G. W. Stallings
H. D. West
Sharpless
Kent Island
Thomas
Kenton
Marydel
Edwin Gardner
Middletown
W. P. Northrup
Millington
O. H. Connelly
Odessa
E. TE. Derrickson
Oxford
W. J. Horner
Pomona
J. M. Lindale
Queenstown
W. B. Guthrie
Radgely
Rock Hall
T. C. Smoot
Royal Oak
S. E. Hanby
St Michaels
C. W. Jones
Salem
Henry Covington
R. P. Nichols
T. Guy Owens
Sult Pond
Tilghman Smith
Robert Lawson
Tilghman
Leolan Jackson
Townsend
G. P. Jones
Trappe
Wye Mills
W. N. Conaway
W.S. Collins
Annamessex
Ayres Chapel
Dixon
Bishopville
A. F. Zimmerman
Cape Charles
John W. Jones
Chincoteague
L. B. Morgan
Claremont
W. A. Wright
Crisfield
W. Strickland
Deal's Island
J. P. Outten
F. N. Faulkner
Fairmount
George E. Sterling
Frankford
D. J. Ford
Fruitland
J. W. Wootten
Girdletree
D. B. Prettyman
Gumbore
T. R. Jones
Hebron
Mardela Springs
Marion
J. E. Parker
Orphans’ Court Business
Auto
Mrs. Bramble
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