Marjorie Merrick and Arthur Bushey Jr Wedding in Baltimore
Balt imore society notes record several weddings. Miss Marjorie Lloyd Merrick wed Arthur C Bushey Jr at the Merrick home, with judges and clergymen officiating. Guests included family from Denton, Trappe, and Washington. The couple left for a northern honeymoon and will reside in Baltimore.
Local Social Roundup of Guests and Visits
Mr and Mrs John Clopine and son from Baltimore visited Mr and Mrs Roland Towers over the weekend. Hayward Todd of Newark spent holidays with Norris and Edward Chambers. Easton Point residents Ollie Carpenter hosted by H H Andrews. Laura Dean and daughter Alma Federalsburg guests of Belle Dean. Herbert Murphy of Newark visited his parents A and Mrs Murphy. Hudson Todd and Hayward Todd of Newark spent weekend with relatives there. Eugene Fearns family spent holidays with Wilmington relatives. W E Todd of Newark Detroit spent weekend here. Helen Covey Federalsburg spent Monday with cousin Elsie Todd. Lillian Deen spent Easter with C C Deen family. Hattie McConnell spent holidays with mother Jennie F McConnell. Oscar Fishell and children visited Caroline Collins Sunday. Roland Thomas and Carl De Jonge visited Saturday evening. Oram Layton and Harmony Aid visits with Gilbert Gibson. Melissia Taylor of West Denton visiting Sadie Layton. Hudson Todd spent Easter holidays with local friends. Leon Todd and family supper guests in Federalsburg. Emma Ent spent holidays with her parents at Westover. S E Storey spent week visiting Wilmington relatives. C C Deen spent a few days in Baltimore last week.
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Tubbs
Sbhantytown
Masonic Hall
Friendship School
J. H. Summerfield
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville
M. M. Todd
Austin
R. Murphy
Charles Murphy
State Road
Denton
Williston
George T. Redden
E. H. Hirs
Philadelphia
Tomato Growers’ Association
West Denton
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Parent-Teachers’ Association Will Meet Monday Evening, April 9, At & O
Board of Education
Greensboro
Lowe's
Whiteleysburg
Caroline County
Hillsboro
Goldsboro
Ridgely
Henderson
Federalsburg
Harrison Engineering and Construction Corporation
Dover
Del
Goldsboro-Marydel
Congress
Farm Bureau
Caroline
Queenstown
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railroad Company
Baltimore
Love Point
M. P
Lora S. la Mance
Missouri
O. E. Janney
Europe
Haslup
Young Peoples
Henrietta Swann
Miss Swann
Balti-mncre
Samuel Beale Merrick
Talbot County
Lloyds of Wye House
M. Barton Merrick
Calvert ‘Street
Marjorie Lloyd Merrick
Arthur C. Bushey, Jr
Mary Beal Merrick
Harry Yeager
Margaret Pastorfield
Denlop
Absatom Knox
Central Methodist Episcopal Church South
G. E. Glanville
Holy Innocents Protestant Episcopal Church
Hushey
R. K. Hughlett
Louise
Caroline Hughlett
Overton Hughlett
Minnie Pastorfield
Hennie Merrick
Trappe
A. C. Bushey
Harlan
Josephine Bushey
Edith Webb
5. K. Merrick
JH. P. Hynson
W. J. Roe
D.E. Thorne
Josephine Thorne
John Yeager
Ruth
Julia Cromwell
Glen Burnie
Howward Pumphrey
Roger Hawkins
Brooklyn
Dorothy King
Reisterstown
Minnie Kellar
South Carolina
Bushey
J. George B. Shawn
Washington
Mabel Benson
Wisconsin
William J. Shawn
Riverton Avenue
James A. Dudley
Methodist Protestant Church
J. Bradford Shawn
Wilmington
C. E. Bishop
Mildred Homstadt
Raleigh Gilchrist
Mary A. Hubbard
Cecil Blake
Salisbury
Martha Towers
Gay Street
Dorsey Blake
Greenwood
Jane Redden Denney
Lelia Laigneil
Nicolas Laigneil
Philip McConnell
Willow Grove
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
McConnell
Lakeview Ave
Albert Fletcher Sisk
Albert W. Sisk
Preston
Helen Marvel
R. N. Marvel
Easton
Easton Methodist Protestant
E. T. Reade
Sisk
Atlantic City
New York
William Mitchell
West Ninth Street
Chester
C. Lee Gaul
Trinity M. E. Church
Mary Isabel Mitchell
James Oscar Shockley
William T. Shockley
John Clopine and Son
Roland Towers
Hayward Todd
Newark
Messrs
Norris
Edward Chambers
Ollie Carpenter
Easton Point
H. H. Andrews
Laura Dean
Alma
Belle Dean
Herbert Murphy
A. Murphy
Hudson Todd
Eugene Fearns
W. E. Todd
Det
Helen Covey
Elsie Todd
Lillian Deen
C. C. Deen
Hattie McConnell
Jennie F. McConnell
Oscar Fishell
Caroline Collins
Roland Thomas
Carl de Jonge
Oram Layton
Melissia Taylor
Sadie Layton
Leon Todd
Emma Ent
Westover
S. E. Storey
The
Reformed Sunday School
Herbert Keeneman
George Imler
Richards Groff
A. 5. Thompson
Sarah Hoffman
Josephine Caball
Home Department
Maud Sleek
Samuel Troxell
Ella Pearsaul
Elmer Hoffman
Selby Groff
Emily Kellogg
Wenonah
Campfire Girls
Edna Detwiler
Elsie Matthews
Miss Detwiler
Miss Kellogg
Methodist Sunday School
Elizabeth Cecil
Billy Hobbs
Elizabeth Wilson
Margaret Saulsbury
Elizabeth Detwiler
Carter Forrester
Margaret Ludwig
William Koenemann
Koenemann
Elizabeth Pippin
Henry Stevenson
Oxford
T. Saulsbury
Robert Headley
Mary Rebecca Saulsbury
Sayward
Overbrook
Melvin Wheatley
Nyoda
Lucile Hammond
Earl Hammond
Charles Hammond
Harry Starkey
Emily
Joseph Taylor
Charles Starkey
T. C. Marvel
Smyrna
Hatfield
Georgetown
A. W. Thompson
Samuel Bear
Leonard Dean
Frank White
Edith
Russell
Carolyn Mancha
Alexander Russell
Leon Russell
N. J
J. E. Mason
Mamha Herzop
Isabel Fenby
Mary Laird
Rehoboth
Harry Laird
David Swing
Rachel Mason
Jane Worthington
Frank Long
J.C. Scarborough
Chincoteague
I. E. Davis
James P. Swing, Jr
University of Maryland
S. S. Stone
Clifton Lumpkin
Fred, Flounders, Jr
Della Turner
J. K. Hannaberry
O. W. Smith
C. W. Jackson
Margaret Moran
Frankford
Mervyn Mitchell
United States Navy
George Dever
Charles Hobbs
T. W.smith
J. E. Golt
Harrington Smith
Westminster
James Swing
Ernest Jones
Weaver
Clayton
John Applebaum
Maud Cropper
Sara Neff
Richard Powers
Ernest Dukes
Michigan
Ora Vickery
Elizabeth
Fred Morris
Harry Hopkins
Gladys
Annie Lewins
Audrey Morris
Blanche Vickery
Concord
Emery Towers
Jake Bryan
A. R. Willoughby
Misa Lelia Todd
Katie Matthews
Martin
Kernan's Hospital
Walter McCarty, Jr
Alfred Coleman
Minnie Holly
Vernon Baker
John H. Holt
Hillshoro
Harry Messick
Nina Ruavenshore
Keyser
W. Va
Florence Beaven
H. Lay Beaven
Edgar Blades
Hillsboro School
James Seward
Virginia Blades
Russell Fleming
Howard Knotts
Emma Holland
Francis Rowe
Rummsey Mullikin
Charlie Hammer
Francis Fleming
Naomi Holland
Mary Virginia Sherwood
Christine Wilson
Nina Knavenshore
Katherine Jarrell
Lawrence Wilson
Joe Eaton
Centreville Opera House
Emma Lock
Carrie Payne
Carrie Holt
Ella Pennington
W. F. Pennington
St. Paul's
Katherine Duffey
Clarence Duffey
Louise Fleming
Richard
Virginia
Ella Lucas
Emma Beauchamp
St. Paul's Guild
Sadie Wooters
Edna Fleming
D. W. Bishop
Alma Baker
Margaret Baker
Bridgeville
E. H. Gale
Annie Heaven
A. D. Branford
Philip
Mary Virginia Beaven
James Hicks
Elwood Fleming
Leonard Turner
Trainer
Mary Cooper
Teachers’ Institute
Centreville
Joe Taylor
James C. Sherwood
Eugene Knott
Dorothy Knotts
Myra Christopher
Bethlehem
G. L. Wilson
W. E. Sylvester
Ladies’ Aid
William Towers
George Russell
H. W. B. Rowe
Dickerson
New York City
H. M. Thompson
S. N. Pilchard
Frances Fisher
G. B. Stewart
Marietta Anthony
Wm. Lee Anthony
Walton Dukes
Roland Dukes
Paul Edward
Raymond Smith
Bertha Henry
James FitzGibbon
James Raymond
Washington, D. C
B. Sargent Wells
Sargent
Wm. H. Anderson
F., P. Covey
Clara Skirven
N. Y
Hickman
Annie Halter
J. Pollard
Grace Willoughby
William P. Draper
A. J. Chaffinch
John C. Rutter
Irma Traywick
Dothan
Ala
Pauline Roe
M. B. Henry
Burrsville Social Roundup Notes Court Callers and Visitors
Burrsville residents list court juror Charles W. Collison from Beach Haven New Jersey. A string of visitors and sick list names includes Mrs J H Thawley James Morgan Jesse Baldwin and W H Satterfield. Relatives return trips mention Annie Raughley Mary E Raughley Clifford Raughley and Clyde Wyatt. Mollie Caball visits Wyoming Delaware and Dowham? with sister Mrs Thomas Downham. Lucy and Emery Pierson visit home folks and Rev A W Betts and Martin Betts join. Pearl Baynard returns from Elmer New Jersey. T Fred Thawley visits after 13 years away. Lewis Slaughter hosts William H Hardesty Seaford guest. Dorothy Harris of Denton visits. Harry Cheezum of Lansdowne Pa visits. E Pierson convalesces. Will Jennings of Tennessee visits.
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Charles W. Collison
Beach Haven
New Jersey
J. H. Thawley
James Morgan
Jesse Baldwin
W. H. Satterfield
Annie Raughley
Mary E. Raughley
Clifford Raughley
Dover
Clyde Wyatt
Marcus Hook
Mollie Caball
Wyoming
Del
Thomas Downham
Lucy
Emery Pierson
Pennsylvania
Elias Pierson
A. W. Betts
Martin
Hobbs
Pearl Baynard
Elmer
T. Fred Thawley
Chicago
Lewis Slaughter
William H. Hardesty
Seaford
Dorothy Harris
Denton
Dorothy Collison
Harry Cheezum
Lansdowne
E. Pierson
Will Jennings
Tennessee
Local Social Notes Across Henderson and Nearby Towns
Henderson and nearby families shared Easter visits and gatherings over the weekend. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Long and daughter Louise, and Mr and Mrs Clarence Sennett from near Denton, plus others from Easton Wilmington Smyrna Ridgeley and Marydel. Mrs Charlie Clough remains ill at home near town.
Ladies' Aid to Meet at Mrs Cora Dulla Home
The Ladies' Aid of this place will meet at the home of Mrs. Cora Dulla on Thursday afternoon April 12 at two o'clock. All members are urged to be present. Mrs. J E Brodes of Bethlehem and Mrs Edward Patchett and son Junior of Preston visited Mrs W E Pritchett last Monday. Now is the time to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Dulla
J. E. Brodes
Bethlehem
Edward Patchett and Son
Preston
W. E. Pritchett
Playhouse Destroyed by Arson in Ridgely
The Ridgely Playhouse and adjacent structures burned in an early Monday fire of incendiary origin. The blaze destroyed the playhouse owned by Albert Saulsbury Jr, with losses to James Walker's office building and Frank Long's garage and chicken house. Cinders reached rooftops as far as two blocks away, while nine other buildings caught fire but were quickly quelled. Fires damaged telephone and electric lines, delaying service until line crews repaired the damage. Community notes report local clubs' activities and gatherings amid the disaster, including church and Campfire group events and Easter observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
James Walker
Frank Long
Albert Saulsbury, Jr
Milton Smith
State Farm
Railroad Avenue
Walker
Wesley Bower
Long
Telephone Company and
Electric Light Company
Central Avenue
First Avenue
Easter visits and local greetings across towns
Swann of Centreville visited Ridgely while Miss Sara Merrill of Baltimore spent days with Miss Ella Pearsaul. Multiple residents and relatives from Baltimore, Lancaster, Newark, Easton, and Philadelphia were noted visiting Easter holidays, illnesses, and family events around town.
Social Roundup: Neighbors and Relatives Summer Easter Visits
A stream of local visits and travel notes fills the column. Little Richard Powers goes to Baltimore to join his mother and return to Michigan soon. Mrs. Ora Vickery and daughter, plus others, are in New York and Easton for Easter and weekend visits.
Happenings at Hillsboro Easter Week Club Notes
Easter Monday regular club meeting featured Current Events themes and an April fool peanut hunt. New member Mrs Vernon Baker joined. visitors from Hillshoro Wilmington and Keyser attended. Easter observances included church services, a cantata, and a large Easter egg hunt. Mill town residents attended concerts, visits, and community events with many noting Easter travels and local hospitality.
Secretary resigns to join investment firm in Baltimore
Mr W Oscar Anderson Jr resigns as executive secretary to Governor Ritchie after serving since just before the governor's inauguration three years ago. He will become manager of the Baltimore city district for R L Dallings Co investment bankers, which extended the offer recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Oscar Anderson, Jr
Ritchie
Anderson
Baltimore City
R. L. Dallings Co
Death notices and court session notes in Denton area
Obituary notices record the deaths of Mrs. Maria C. Quillen at her grandson’s home on March 26 and Mr. James Cahall of Ridgely, with details on survivors and funeral arrangements. Additional items cover county residents’ Easter visits, school and church events, and a full report of the April Circuit Court session, including jurors, cases, sentences, and a jail and bridge safety assessment.
Vestry Elections Held for Caroline County Churches
In Caroline county parish elections under Rev. Alward Chamberlaine, Christ Church Denton chose wardens Potter Steele and William F. Murphey with vestrymen T Alan Goldsborough J Frank Wright Eugene Anderson George A Deakyne Dr Dawson O George Samuel Lewis George T Redden and Dr William A Smith. Holy Trinity Greensboro elected wardens Dr W W Goldsborough Andrew Irving Brumbaugh with vestrymen Fred R Malone William P Manlove Ollie W Barton T Clayton Horsey Judge W Laird Goldsborough Charles W Sigler Edward C Carter L Irving Jones, registrar Andrew Irving Brumbaugh and treasurer Dr Fred R Ma inne. delegates to convention Z Potter Steele and Dr William A Smith. St John Hillsboro vestrymen included John H Holt John M Beaven R W Beaven G Lawrence Wilson F E Fleming W A Holt William Brodessa and E H Gale. senior warden J Lay Beaven, junior warden J M Beaven, treasurer F E Fleming, registrar H Lay Beaven. delegate to diocesan convention H Lay Beaven with alternate G L Wilson. Subscribe for the JOURNAL and get all the county pews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Alward Chamberlaine
Christ Church
Denton
Potter Steele
William F. Murphey
T. Alan Goldsborough
J. Frank Wright
Eugene Anderson
George A. Deakyne
Dawson
George
Samuel Lewis
George T
Redden
William A. Smith
Z. Potter Steele
Holy Trinity
Greensboro
W. W. Goldsborough
Andrew Irving Brumbaugh
Fred R. Malone
William P. Manlove
Ollie W. Barton
T. Clayton Horsey
W. Laird Goldsborough
Charles W. Sigler
Edward C. Carter
Sixth Grade Entertainment Delights Denton High Auditorium
Despite a stormy night the sixth grade entertainment at the Denton high school drew a large audience. Wilbur Kettering as a colored valet and Robert Fleetwood as Mr Downley drew the most laughter. Louise Darling and Thelma West impressed as Ara bella Pepper and Miss Marks. Local humor and music pleased attendees. Over fifty dollars was raised for sixth grade improvements and playground equipment. A repeat performance was requested and will be staged mid month for those ill or unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Wilbur Kettering
Mr. Downley
Robert Fleetwood
Louise Darling
Arabella Pepper
Thelma West
Miss Marks
Faith Burkett
Eleanor Towers
Miss Collins Refuses Reinstatement in Government Service
Miss Viola Ruth Collins a public school teacher near Federalsburg and former supervising teacher of English in the Philippines refused reinstatement in Government service. After three years of continuous service in the Philippines she left on leave in June 1921 to visit the States taught in Camden and Philadelphia then resigned in June 1922. Her resignation was accepted favorable to reinstatement and she cited being needed here as the reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Ruth Collins
Federalsburg
Philippines
Civil Service
Collins
States
Camden
N. J
Philadelphia
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Alston Long
J. D. Long
Helen
William H. Golt
Alonzo Sanders
Sue Hernommel
W. L. Sanders
Charlie Clayville
Esther
Bennie Mahan
Paul
Robert Dill
Elizabeth Dill
Mirea Dill
Ed, Walls
Evelyn
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Lemuel Jones
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Julia Gambrill
Sarah
Ralph Williamson
Omar Fulton
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Edith Waldron
N. Goswellen
James H. Jester
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Earle B. Jester
Rufus Easton
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Maria C. Quillen
John Quillen
J. Harvey Quillen
Z. L. Quillen
Thomas A. Lynch
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Mary Thawley
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Carrie Thawley
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