Local Department Cites Prices and Community News
Local notes report cashes here and there with wheat 98 and corn 80, highest eggs prices, and updates on Dr Nichols moving offices. W T U to meet, alumni rehearsing, and April films and Kodak supplies advertised. Legislation raises Bank Commissioner pay. several local farm and road notices, fires, arrests, church fire, and church appointments listed for Wilmington and surrounding districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Blackiston
Mercury
F. N. Nichols
E. M. Garey
S. F. Cole
Caroline High School
Kodak
F. J. Wright
J. Dukes Downes
Hillsboro Ball Club
Denton Club
Mr. Goslin Honored by State Roads Commission
At the March 30 meeting the State Roads Commission passed resolutions of regret on the death of Senator E. E. Goslin. He deeply influenced Maryland roads policy from the Roads Law enactment onward, served on the Commission since 1912, and was famed for promoting the greatest good for the greatest number in road oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goslin
State Roads Commission
E. E. Goslin
Igio
Goor
Funeral for Federalsburg woman leads to Mt Olivet burial
Mrs Florence V Trice wife of Manlius S Trice Federalsburg died at Church Home Hospital Baltimore aged 42. Funeral from her home Sunday interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. Survived by husband daughter three sons sister five brothers. Also note Harley Coulbourn 21 son of John W Coulbourn killed Saturday at his father's saw mill near Wheatley's camp grounds by a flying board. Dr J Percy Aikenhead of Easton visiting Federalsburg while appraising condemned tubercular cattle for the State. Good Friday observance fades for some churches amid spring cleaning season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg
Florence V. Trice
Manlius S. Trice
Church Home Hospital
Baltimore
Mt. Olivet
Harley Coulbourn
John W. Coulbourn
Wheatley
Coulbourn
J. Percy Aikenhead
Easton
Nine County liquor shipment bill splits Maryland Eastern Shore
The Hazel and Nine County limited shipment bills spark debate among Caroline County citizens. Senator Cooper shifts support, arguing the nine county plan better curbs illicit liquor flows to Queen Anne, Talbot, and Dorchester, while carriers must log shipments and enforce age limits under a new system effective May 1, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Senate
Cooper
Annapolis
Anti-Saloon League of
Maryland
Kelly
Queen Anne's
Talbot
Dorchester
Delaware
Queen Anne
Tuckahoe Bridge
Dover Bridge
Williamsburg
West
Dr. Hare
Anti-Saloon League
Baltimore Sun
Berries and fruits must be sold by weight or count in Pa
James Sweeney warns Pennsylvania fruit sellers that berries may not be sold by basket or box unless the outside shows the quantity. Under the new act all items must be sold by weight, measure, or numerical count. If a basket holds one quart the amount must be marked on the outside. Inspectors are empowered to enforce the law and seal measures lacking capacity markings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Queen Anne's
Talbot
Dorchester
Somerset
Worcester
Kent
Cecil
Wicomico
Maryland House of Correction
Circuit Court
Justices of the Peace
Justices of the
James Sweeney
Bureau of Standards of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Sweeney
South Baltimore Eye Ear Nose and Throat Charity Hospital Report
The thirteenth annual report of the South Baltimore Eye Far Nose and Throat Charity Hospital details its charitable work. A letter to the editor requests help publicizing the hospital’s mission to provide gratis medical services and hospital care for the needy in the city and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Baltimore
Methodist Protestants Announce Wide Maryland Appointments
The eighty sixth annual Maryland Methodist Protestant Conference wrapped Tuesday night with Dr. John S Howers naming pastoral assignments for many churches across Maryland including Accamac Alexandria Hampden Keen Memorial North Baltimore and St. Paul plus numerous circuits and supply positions. Special appointments include presidents and officers of Western Maryland College Westminster Theological Seminary and the Board of Foreign Missions with several superannuates and two ministers left without appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Methodist Protestant Conference
John 5S. Howers
Accamac
C. M. Zepp
Alesandria
C. B. Strausburg
Mumford
Baltamore
Alnutt Memorial
F. Tb. Little
Jethany
C. EL McCullough
Broadway
J. M. Sheridan
Brooklyn
S. W. Coe
Calvary
H. S. Johnson
Christ Church
L. B. Smith
Fast Baltimore
D. L. Greenfield
Law
J. L. Nichols
Evergreen
F. H. Mullineaux
Waverly
W. A
West Baltimore
G. W. Humphreys
Wilton Heights
Ronald 5
Taymer
Baltimore
Cassan
Hedford
Zeba Adams
Belair
R. KK. Lewis
Buckeystown
Avery Donovan
Cambridge
J. A. Wright
Campbell
Cannon
C. W. Sanderson
Caroline
C. M. Cullum
Ceci
F. M. Clift
Centreville
G. J. Hill
Chesapeake City
H. W. D. Johnson
Chestertown
W. R. Graham
Chincoteague
G. R. Hodge
Clayton
E. H. Jones
Concord
IHI
E. Norris
Conquest
A. W. Ewell
Crisfield
F. T. Benson
Lawsonia
Mariners
A. H. Green
Crumpton
John P. George
Cumberland
G. E. Brown
Cumberland Circuit
W. M. Snyder
Deer Creek
C. M. Adams
Deer Park
W. F. Bauscher
Delmar
George A. Morris
Delta
G. A. Oggs Denton
J. R. Gaar
Dorchester
W. A. Miller
Dover and Leipsic
J. T. Bailey
Easton
W. H. Litsinger
Elizabeth
C. P. Nowlin
Fawn Grave
T. W. Woodford
Fairfax
J. N. Link
Fairview Heights
J. E. Nedling
Supply
Federalsburg
C. M. Elderdice
Felton
W. P. Jump
Finksburg
Carroll Maddox
First Church
R. C. Makosky
Franklin City
J. L. Elderdice
Frederica
Frederick
B. F. Ruly
Georgetown
H. L. Schlinke
G. R. McCready
Greensboro
C. J. Burdette
Greenwood
P. L. Rice
Grove
Harbeson
F. J. Phillips
Harper's Ferry
Middleway
R. Y. Nicholson
S Harrington
J. M. Holmes
Howard
N. C. Clough
Hurlock
B. A. Bryan
Indian River
H. O. Keen
Kennedyville
P. S. Cain
Kent Island
Howard Zeepp
Laurel
J. H. Straughn
Laurel Circuit
A. W. Mather
Leeds
T. C. Jonest
Lewes
W. S. Simins
Lewistown
Stephen Yemm
Liberty
J. W. Parris
Lisbon
C. K. McCaslin
Lynchburg
C. M. Compter
J. C. Poslen
Mardela
C. R. Donaldson
Marley
Clayborne Phillips
Milford
L. A. Bennett
Milton
F. A. Holland
Mt Nebo
W. F. Wright
New Church
E. W. Simms
New Market
MM. E. Hungerford
Nichola
A. R. Middleton
Northumberland
W. N. Sherwood
Oak Grove
Prince George
C. S. Larrimore
Oxford
J. McL. Brown
Parksley
R. L. Shipley
Patapsco
Edward Kirkley
Philadelphia
St. Luke
J. W. Trout
Taylor Memorial
T. Tyson
Pipe Creek
T. H. Wright
Pittsville
W. P. Roberts
Pocomoke City
H. H. Carroll
N. O. Gibson
Potomac
W. L. Hoffman
Powellville
W. D. Short
Quantico
W. H. Meckwith
Queen Anne
J. KR. Wright
Reliance
P. W. Crosby
Rowlandville
Salem
W. W. Johnson
Salisbury
L. F. Warner
Seaford
C. E. Dryden
Selbyville
G. E Massey
Sharptown
F. D. Reynolds
Snow Hill
George Hines
Stewartstown
J. L. Ward
St. James
H. B. Jester
St. Michaels
G. Q. Bacchus
Susquehanna—S. LB
Treadway
Talbot
Trinity
L. L
Mt. ‘Tabor
I. L. Beauchamp
North Carolina
E. A. Sexsmith
Park Road
G. M. Clayton
Rhode Island
Louis Randall
Westminster
E. T. Read
Wilmington
George A. Robinson
Suply
West Wilmington
G. F. Faring
Williamsport
C. N. Alexander
Wye
Allan Halderman
Western Maryland College
T. HL. Lewis
A. N. Ward
EA. Warfield
Westminster Theological Seminary
H. L. Elderdice
Methodist Protestant
F. T. Tagg
Board of Foreign Missions
F. C. Klein
Board of Home Missions
J. M. Gill
E. H. VanDyke
Maryland Sunday
Obituary and society notes from Hobbs and area
Mrs. J. E. Adams returns from Philadelphia after attending grandson Willard Albert Adams obsequies. Lola Willoughby leaves Philadelphia on return trip. Various local visits include Collison Satterfield Roe Nichols family Walls Love Smith Billing Lord Gore Adams Smith and Annie Adams in Sumpter South Carolina with other regional movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Adams
Philadelphia
Willard Albert
Willard H
Ithel M. Adams
Hobbs
Lola Willoughby
West
C. D. Collison
R. A. Satterfield
Myrtle
Ethel Roe
Thomas Nichols
Concord
Mrs Stanie Thomas 35 Died At Home Near Henderson
Mrs Stanie Thomas aged 35 wife of W S Thomas died at her home about two miles from Henderson on Sunday. She leaves a husband and seven children. Funeral was held at the home on Wednesday by Rev W N Conaway and burial was in Templeville cemetery. Also notes of visitors and relatives: Lineman Richards Chester visited his parents T P Richards near town. Corwin Pritchett Easton visiting parents R H Dill. L A Gooden and Alice Johns visiting Mrs George Marvel near Bridgetown. Mamie Goodwin Philadelphia visiting her parents W H Goodwin. Delilah Jackson visiting sister Mrs Watson Clough near Ingleside. Cora Downes visiting friends in Wilmington. Edith Goodwin visiting Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanie Thomas
W. S. Thomas
Henderson
W. N. Conaway
Templeville Cemetery
Lineman Richards
Chester
T. P. Richards
Corwin Pritchett
Wheatley family moves to new field near Wilmington
Reverend M. E. Wheatley and family have relocated to a new field of labor near Wilmington. They are widely loved across denominations and by non-churchgoers who regret the separation but wish them success. Other items note Mrs. John Butler and daughter Florence returning to Andrewville, Homer Melvin attending the M. P. Conference as Caroline Circuit delegate, Rev. S. P. Shipman’s sermon at Union M. P. Church, Charlie T. Harvey’s return from Philadelphia, and Miss Mary Garey visiting the Staffords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrsville
M. E. Wheatley
Wilmington
Wheatley
John Butler
Florence
A. T. Garrett
J. O. Stafford
Andrewville
Homer Melvin
Milford
Caroline
M. P
P. Shipman
Union M. P. Church
Charlie T. Harvey
Philadelphia
Mary Garey
Henry Stafford
Local Social Notes From Denton Area Hostesses
Mr and Mrs Robert Jarrell and Mrs Harry Wright hosted guests in Goldsboro Chop tank and Queen Anne. Mrs Josephine Thawley returns home to Denton after visiting town relatives. Mrs Harry Jones of Clayton visited with H M Thompson. J Norman Clarke and Raymond Evans visited Baltimore this week. Mrs A D Branford spent Tuesday with Mrs Carroll Pastorfield. Denton Mrs William P Fleming visiting Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Robert Jarrell
Robert Jarrell, Jr
Goldsboro
Harry Wright
Choptank
H. W. B. Rowe
H. M. Thompson
Howard Flowers
Queen Anne
Josephine Thawley
Denton
Harry Jones
Clayton
J. Norman Clarke
Raymond Evans
Baltimore
A. D. Branford
Carroll
Pastorfield
William P. Fleming
Dover
Debate at school on intemperance versus war outcome
Saturday event at the school house concluded with the affirmative winning on the topic intemperance greater evil than war. April 11 program set to debate public opinion as the standard of right. Local notices report Mrs Chas Lare's return from illness and several family visits. Sunday School to be reorganized with preaching at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Lare
Clarence Atkinson
Concord
Two Johns Honor Birthday With Friends in Home
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Towers entertained many relatives and friends Sunday for Mr. Towers birthday. Names present include G. W. Towers, H. R. Towers, Raymond Deen, Cleveland Henry, Hutchinson Trice, Anna Wilkins, Herbert Hammond, Hackett Morgan, Fred Trice, Lillian Towers, Norman Trice, Eva Freed, Charlie Battell, and Mrs. Hammond of Queen Anne. Also Cora Nichols of Hynson visits Winnie Nichols. subscription urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Towers
G. W. Towers
H. R. Towers
Raymond Deen
Cleveland Henry
Hutchinson Trice
Anna Wilkins
Herbert Hammond
Hackett Morgan
Fred Trice
Lillian Towers
Norman Trice
Eva Freed
Charlie Battell
Queen Anne
Cora Nichols
Hynson
Winnie Nichols
Interesting Church Notes from Denton Easter Services
Denton Methodist Episcopal and related churches plan Easter worship with morning and evening services led by Rev Roy T Thawley and others.Highlights include the Emmaus Sabbath School topic and a long Easter music program with preludes hymns anthems and postludes. The public is invited to attend plus a recital by Miss Alice May Youse and Miss Sara Lewis tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Denton
Emmaus
Epworth League
Roy T. Thawley
Kimble
McPhail
Wells
Zumbel
Myers
Beethoven
Beezley
Alice May Youse
Shaftesbury College of Expression
Baltimore
Washington
Alice May Lewis
Sara Lewis
Ladies’ Circle
Mt. E. Church
Town Hall
Charlotte Russe
Salvator
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Miss Youse
Dennee
Kit
Miss Lewis
Misses Lewis
Meriky
Delaware
Maryland Peninsula
Delaware Colored Conference
M. E. Church
Wilmington
Bishop Quayle
Marydel
H. P. Purnell
F. T. Johnson
Denton Missions
J. H. Cooper
Federalsburg
W. H. Johns
Greensboro
J. M. Dickerson
Preston
W. C. West
Ridgely
C. W. Moore
Williston
C. J. Hall
Christ Church
Maurice Cotter
St Paul's
Ferdinand Wolf
Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
General Conference
United Brethren Church
T. J. Lard
Melvin E Wheatley
Ivanhoe Willis
Father Cotter
St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church
Philadelpia
Thawley
Harris Chapel
Tuckahoe Neck
Small-Pox Warned After Tuckahoe Neck Case
Dr J R Downes county health officer urges vaccination for those not immunized in five years as smallpox appears in Tuckahoe Neck Alex Jackson colored farmhand near Tuckahoe Creek south of Hillsboro has a mild case quarantine in Jackson home with authorities maintaining isolation Dr Rowe reports no bed confinement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuckahoe Neck
J. R. Downes
Alex
Jackson
Tuckahoe Creek
Hillsboro
Rowe
Easter Services Set at M. P. Church Sunday Night
Choptank Mr and Mrs A R Messick and children of Westerly R J visit here this week Mrs Ida Spence and Miss Emma Dalin of Claiborne visit friends here Easter services will be held in the M P Church Sunday night Mr E Davis has returned to his pest atant oe Talal en men LUIS DALI NewSPAPERNNUI PUP MLL
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Wright
Balltimore
Caroline
Caroline County
Melville
Adams Landing
Ova C. Garey
Jane Redden
Bonnie Morgan
Rachel Jeffries
E. W. Breeding
Elva Perry
Charles Hobbs
Marriott Redden
B. L Topping
Marshall Gatt
James Garey
William P. Chaffinch
Anita Louise
Charles Edgar Warburton
William Warburton
Elkton
Easton Gazette
J. J. Lee Covey
San Francisco
California
Earle DeLacy
Alfred Baughley
William A. Smith
Harrington
R. M. Messick
Irene Wallace
Washington
M. J. Woodford
Baltimore
M. B. Stephens
Maud Cannon
Smithville
Edna Shipman
A. R. Messick
Westerly, R. J
Ida Spence
Emma Dalin
Claiborne
M. P
E. Davis
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the Local Department
J. T. Frampton and Son
William Wilson
Barclay
J. W. Funk
J. W. Lord
Carter
State Pike
Mr. Lord
Charles Cahall
Thither
General Assembly
Public Service Commissioners
Albert G. Towers
R. I. Ledman
Lednung
Tax Commission
Maryland Agricultural College
James D. Fleming
Downes
Long
Saulsbury Brothers
Daniel Hubbard
Court of Appeals
Long’s
Oakland
Boonsboro
Garey and Owens
C. F. Harley
Caroline Court
St. Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church
Here
Mariana Todd
Elijah Todd
Leonard
Temple
Adams
M. E
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. L. Hoffecker
Asbury
G. W. Dawson
Brandywine
Edge Moor
F. Farpenter
Hugh L. Tomer
Cackman
J. P. Outten
Eastlake
W. W. Sharp
Epworth
W. L. Murray
Grace
George Edward Reed
Harrison Street
George T. Alderson
Hillcrest
T. H. Harding
Kingswood
L. W. Broadway
Madeley
E. H. Collins
McCabe
F. C. MacSarley
Mt. Salem
T. R. Vandyke
Richardson Park
Elsmere
W. C. Role
St. Paul’s
W. S. Collins
Scott
W. A. Wise
Silverbrook
Marshallton
Cedars
J. C. McCoy
Mt. Lebanon
L. I. McDougle
Mt. Pleasant
J. T. Richardson
Newark
L. E. Poole
New Castle
J. L. Johnson
Newport
R. P. Nichols
North East
Richard H. Adams
Perryville
J. H. Beauchamp
Port Deposit
T. A. H. O'Brien
Port Penn
George H. van Note
Red Lion
J. M. Lindale
Rising Sun
G. W. Townsend
Stanton
C. W. Rutter
St. Georges
J. T. Anderson
St. John's
Zion—Wilmer Jaggard
Theodore F. Beauchamp
Wilmington City
Church Extension Society
H. G. Budd
Wilmington Conference Academy
R. K. Stephenson
Armory and Asbury
O. F. Baynard
Beckwith
J. A. Buckson
Blades and Epworth
D. W. Jacobs
Bridgeville
Howard Davis
Surrsville
J. T. Price
S. N. Pilchard
Camden
Alfred Smith
Canterbury
Charles H.atkins
Church Creek
G. S. Thomas
Crapo
Leolan Jackson
rDenton
H. A. G. Westerfield
W. E. Gunby
East New Market
E. W. Jones
Ellendale
J. P. Kelley
Elliott's Island
Farmington
O. E. James
T. E. Terry
L. W. Layfield
J. W. Jones
Galestown
J. A. Leach
J. W. Colona
W. P. Taylor
J. C. B. Hopkins
E Harrington
W. P. Northrup
Rickman and Epworth
M. W. Marine
Hooper's Island
C. H. Hudson
Houston
I. S. Whittaker
A. W. Goodhand
Lakesville
R. H. Wilson
Leipsic
A. R. Brown
W. G. Koons
Lincoln
J. H. Gardner
Little Creek
S. W. Grant
Magnolia
Barratt's Chapel
William FE. Matthews
W. R. Mowbray
Z. H. Webster
Nassau
J. M. Kelso
W. H. Briggs
Rehoboth
H. B. Kelso
W. C. Buckson
O. E. Jones
D. J. Ford
Vienna
G. 5. Allen
J. A. Hudson
Wyoming
B. L. McFarland
Zoar
Theodore Pardee
Robert Watt
Bayside
John White
Borman and Neavitt
J. A. Brewington
Cecilton
J. M. Mitchell
J. R. Bicking
L. E. Barrett
Cheswold
W. H. Kenney
Church Hill
J. L. Sparklin
G. R. Neese
Cordova
Harry Taylor
C. T. Jones
W. N. White Fairlee
W. W. White
Galena
Edwin Gardner
Golt—W., B. Horner
T. C. Smoot
Aienderson
Alillsboro
W. F. Dawson
Milton McCann
Kenton
W. W. Chaires
Aaryder
W. M. McCann
Middletown
C. T. Wyatt Millington
G. P. Smith
Odessa
H. C. Shipley
T. N. Given
Piney Neck
Alonzo Travers
Pomona
O. B. Rice
Queenstown
C. N. Benson
W. E. Habbart
Rock Hall
T. W. Rock
Royal Oak
Frank White
Henry Covington
St Michaels
Leonard White
Smyrna
C. W. Prettyman
A. P. Prettyman
Still Pond
F. X. Moore
Sadlersville
L. P. Corkran
Tilghman’s Island
Ivanhoe
Townsend
Warren Burr
Trappe
D. J. Moore
W. B. Guthrie
Ralph T. Coursey
Salishury
George P. Jones
Annamessex
W. F. Atkinson
E. H. Dashiell
Berlin
W. E. Greenfield
Bethel
E. C. Wright
Bishopville
G. E. Sterling
Claremont
W. V. Harris
Cape Charles
W. O. Bennett
Chincoteauge
Crisheld
C. A. Hill
Dagsboro
G. W. Bounds
Deal
Holland's Island
Ralph C. Jones
George C. Williams
C. W. Spry
Marion
Tilghman Smith
Millsboro
G. R. Ellis
G. W. Moore
Mt. Vernon
J. J. Bunting
Nanticoke
C. W. Strickland
W. H. Revelle
Ocean View
Millville
E. W. McDowell
Ff Mwewspa PE
Ray
Gooper
Bowers
Morris Cotter
Luis Dali
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