Local Delaware Legislature Adjourns for Session
The Delaware Legislature adjourned yesterday. Community events include a Rector’s Guild benefit card party, Easter services, and various local sales and notices. Highlights: alfalfa for sale, cedar chests, Irish Cobbler Seed Potatoes, and a pickling plant to be erected at Federalsburg. Community notices cover church services, lectures, improvements on Third street, and upcoming social events with detailed times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
J. H. Nichols
M. K. Newnam
Maine
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville
S. Frank Cole
Seventh Street
Rector’s Guild
Church of the New Jerusalem
Preston
Tam
W. H. Nuttle
Denton
Kauffman Construction Co
Third Street
Market
Gay
Newman D. Richards
Cahill
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Harry Sullivan
Caroline
Ober
Denton Bridge
Somers Blake
Williston
John L. Saunders
North Kent
Greensboro Baptist Church
List &Sons
Baltimore
Federalsburg
Cambridge & Seaford
Avon
Easton
Henry P. Turner
Wm. Mason ,Sheban
John P. Stafford
Ella Fishburn
Atlantic City
Melvin E. Wheatley
Denton M. E Church
C. Nadal Jones
Princess Anne
Harold Brooke
Lewis Butler
Hobbs
Ames M. P
M. E. Wheatley
M. E. Church
Ladies’ Aid and
Andersontown School
Marie Passwaters
Lillian Melvin
Mabel Seeders
Cora Chambers
Helen Melvin
William Chambers
George Wheatley
Harry J. Nuttle
George Smith
Roland Seed
Russell Breeding
Clarence Foxwell
Dorothy Towers
Reese Brown
Bruce Bowdle
Virgil Torbert
George Baker
Coretta Noble
Altha Breeding
Mildred Torbert
Marguersite Hollis
Virginia Towers
Marie Fountain
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Catherine R. Francks
Victory Sparkler and Specialty Company
Caroline County
Miss Francks
Thawley
Thawley's Hall
Denton Wedding Bells for Culver and Biscoe
The home of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Culver in North Denton hosted a pretty wedding yesterday at 1:30 pm uniting their eldest daughter Miss Da Mae Culver and Mr. J Dwight Biscoe of Baltimore. The bride wore cocoa brown canton crepe as Miss Hannah Etlwanger played. Reverend S L Adams officiated under an evergreen arch with maid of honor Miss Anne Short and best man Mr. George E Culver. Families and close friends attended. Mr. and Mrs. Biscoe left for Baltimore for their honeymoon including a Washington visit. Also noted were other local marriages and Easter visits by residents and relatives from Baltimore, Wilmington, Philadelphia, Easton, and Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Culver
Denton
da Mae
J. Dwight Biscoe
Baltimore
Hannah Etlwanger
S. L. Adams
Anne Short
George E. Culver
J. B. Colgain
Georgia Butler
Greensboro
W. J. Lyon
Market and
Sixth Streets
Colgain
Nuttle Hardware Company
George E. Saulsbury
Gordon
J. Ira Fisher
Ejla D. Aumack
Willow Grove
Louise Fisher
Salisbury
Pliny Fisher
I. E. Mason
Ridgely
William Wright
Joe White
A. L Nichols
Easton
Pippin
Second Street
A. E. Cooper
Ann
G. I. Ditty
Griswold Hotel
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert B. Trice
Haddon Avenue
Camden
N. J
Etta
Audrey Smoot
T. C. Smoot
E. D. C. Hegeman
A. J. Chaffinch
W. P. Chaffinch
R. Emmett Baughley
Harrington
B. F. Johnson
Olivia P. Roe
Glen Mills
William H. Nuttle
Harwood
Josephine Pippin
A. L. Nichols
Willis
Cambridge
Miss Kinnamon
C. T. Sawyer
Philadelphia
Margaret
Asbury
Ridgely Social Roundup Sees Local Visits and Travel
Ridgely residents host and visit relatives across Maryland New Jersey and Pennsylvania with a weekend in Washington Cambridge Baltimore and Philadelphia. Notables include Miss Dorothy Mancha from Trenton visiting relatives and Mr and Mrs I E Mason hosting Charles Herzog of Baltimore. Mrs Noah Turner improves after a stroke. Subscribe for the Journal for full county news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarthmore
Albert White
Washington
Lawrence Lynch
Denton
John Applebaum
Baltimore
J. P. Swing
Cambridge
John Swing
Mulford
Supplee
J. T. Moore
Paul Sewell
Philadelphia
T. W. Jones
Noah Turner
Grace John Dyer
Easton
Frank Flounders
Grove birthday party honors W Collins with cake and gifts
A Friday birthday gathering for Mr. W Collins featured a decorative cake, ice cream, and candies. Present were numerous family and friends including W E Collins, J Clark, J Butler, W Murphy, and many others. Clergy Rev F J Phillips and Rev C M Jenkins attended or were mentioned in connection with local church matters. Easter services were planned for Grove M P Church next Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Collins
Joseph Clark
W. E. Collins
Ellis
Perry
Leonard
John Butler
W. J. Murphy
Gilbert
J. E. Lord
Malcolm
Roy Blubbard
Lee Murphy
Oliver
Glen Kelley
Clayton Taylor
Marie
Elbert Taylor
Evelyn
Elmer Kelley
F. J. Phillips
Baltimore
Maryland
Hampden M. PF
Phillips
New Market Charge
C. M. Jenkins
Bedford Charge
George Baer
Cambridge Hospital
Grove M. P
Centreville
Charlie Perry
Easton
Death of Mrs Elmira Shockley in town
Our town mourns Friday morning April 3 for Mrs Elmira Shockley aged 86 widow of Thomas H Shockley. She leaves four children W E Shockley Kent County Del Mrs Frank Roe Magnolia Del Thomas Shockley and Mrs Anna Mitchell Goldsboro. Funeral at her residence Sunday afternoon Rev J H Schooley officiating burial Mt Olive Cemetery. The article notes church changes and Easter services and lists local visitors and guests with several relatives mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Town
Elmira Shockley
Thomas H. Shockley
M. E. Church
Mr. Curtis
Baltimore
Rebecca Lane
Addie Jarrell
Carlotta Silver
State Normal School
Towson
Local Moves and Visits Cloud Town Social Scene
The community notes several relocations and visits among residents. Beverly Goldsborough and family moved into the former Berge house, while Harvey Porter and family took Goldsborough’s vacated apartment. Burge leaves for Smyrna to work with a life insurance company. Ridley Park and Philadelphia visitors join town gatherings. Easter Bermuda plans noted. A reception honors Rev. and Mrs. Bennett. other locals host or visit relatives in Dover Allentown Wilmington and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Goldsborough
Clifford Berge
Harvey Porter
Mr. Goldsborough
Clifford Burge
Smyrna
Burge
W. H. Goodwin
Ridley Park
L. W. Taylor
Esther Raleigh
Denton
Eloise Jarrell
Goldsboro
Mabel Rich
F. P. Roe
Mildred M. Ginn
New York
Bermudas
George M. Stevenson
Dorothy
Wilmington
W. O. Bennett
Gerald Pine
Amos Mattox
W. B. Massey
Albert Samis and Sons
Philadelphia
Samuel Cohee
Dover
Annie Hopkins
Allentown
Sherman Howard
Harmony News Briefs from Bridgeville to Baltimore
Harmony residents report visits with the Spear family of Bridgeville and a funeral in Cordova. An Easter program is planned at Harmony Church inviting all. Charles Baker returns to school after mumps. Mrs. Laster attends Cordova funeral. other locators include Mrs. Jackson of Denton visiting Mrs. Roe, rheumatism recovery for Mrs. Laster, Lawrence Deen in Baltimore, Arbor Day program by Harmony children, and Elmer Deen buying a new roadster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Johnson
Jesse Laster
Harmony
C. C. Deen
Lawrence
Baltimore
Elmer Deen
Ridgely News Letter detects obituary and local notes
Mary Emma Beaumont of Ridgely died April 5 1925 at Mercy Hospital Baltimore Palm Sunday funeral April 9 burial Greensboro cemetery with Rev McGrew officiating She survived by husband two daughters son two sisters and one brother The family moved from New York to Chestertown about 1909 and lived in Greensboro Hillsboro Ridgely for years Notable items include temple singers protracted meetings community club Lyceum Bureau and local church notes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Emma Beaumont
F. E. Beaumont
Greenville
Green County
N. Y
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Greensboro Cemetery
McGrew
Francis Lynch
Dorothy Beaumont
Ridgely
Charles Beaumont
Greensboro
Cora Allen
James Osterhont
Middletown
Fred Allen
East Stroudsburg
Penna
Beaumont
New York
Chestertown
Hillsboro
The
Episcopal Church At
M E Sunday School Reorganized With Listed Officers
The M. E. Sunday School was reorganized on Sunday morning with officers named: Superintendent Kelso Gilbert, assistant superintendent Mrs. Samuel Cawman, secretary W. H. Goodwin, assistant secretary Miss Annabel Clark, treasurer Mrs. John Quillen, missionary treasurer Mrs. James Melvin, librarian Winfred Gooden, assistant librarian Mrs. Sara Gooden, organist Mrs. Sara Gooden, assistant organist Miss Maxine Goodwin, church organist Miss Katherine Melvin, assistant Miss Mary Robb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Sunday School
Kelso Gilbert
Samuel Cawman
W. H. Goodwin
Annabel Clark
John Quillen
James Melvin
Winfred Gooden
Sara Gooden
Maxine Goodwin
Katherine Melvin
Mary
Fred Erbe
Clarence Downes
Philadelphia
Kate Downes
Etta Mitchell
Dover
J. R. Jones
John Schoppe
Ed. Schoppe
Foster Clark
Annabel
Donalene Weinrich
Baltimore
Harry Cohee
Anna Jones
Wilmington
James Richards
John Pritchett
Alex. Jarman
Anna Marvel
Bridgetown
Ethel Melvin
J. W. Gibson
Goldsboro
Pearl Jones
Jimmy
Orphans Court Actions Include Administrations and Appraisers
In the Orphans Court on Tuesday Judges West Harper and Shawn presided. Williams estate letters of administration granted to Leonard F Covey with bond notice to creditors and appraisers Edward E Nuttle and John A Hyland named. Dobson estate inventory and appraisal filed and private sale order granted. Moore administrator of Daniel Gibson estate filed sale account approved and recorded. Martha E Hackett will admitted to probate with James E Tull as executor and bond approved. Notice to creditors ordered. Edward E Nuttle and Harry W Davis named appraisers. Nuttle executor of W Webster Kinder filed partial sales account approved and recorded. Adah Hignutt guardian for Harold and Edwin Hignutt filed third guardian account approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
West
Harper and Shawn
Thomas J. Williams
Leonard F. Covey
Edward E. Nuttle
John A. Hyland
J. Edward Morris
Thomas F. Dobson
James T. Dobson
J. Virgil Moore
Daniel Gibson
Martha E. Hackett
Harry W. Davis
James E. Tull
W. Webster Kinder
Adah Hignutt
Harold G. Hignutt
Edwin W. Hignutt
Remembrance of Clara D Jacobs Died April 12 1920
In loving memory of Clara D Jacobs who departed this life April 12 1920. A wife and mother praised for patience and care. Her husband T R Jacobs and daughter Elma write of sorrow, faith, and eternal rest in a quiet memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara D
T. R. Jacobs
Clara D. Jacobs
Mother
Elma
Tomato Seed Sale by L. B. Towers & Bro
L B Towers and Company announce a large quantity of tomato seed for sale at their Denton Bridge office at very reasonable prices. The notice emphasizes affordable seed stock available to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Towers & Bro
Denton Bridge
Circuit Court In Session April Term Opens
The April term of the Circuit Court convened with Judges Adkins Wickes and Keating presiding. A grand jury was chosen and 59 witnesses examined with 17 presentments and 15 true bills found. Trials ended in mixed verdicts with several civil appeals and criminal cases, including a 18 month penitentiary sentence for guitar? and a protest against a 30 mph minimum speed law. Committees were appointed to inspect the almshouse jail and Denton Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adkins, Wickes
Keating
Harry A. Roe
Forerun
William J. Murphy
Harry S. Dailey
T. Purdy Richard
J. F. Stevenson
P. Seldon Baughley
John C. Longfellow
William W. Noble
Linwood Cohee
J. Frank Collins
William Cannon
William Beevers
William A. Mowbray
George A. Donovan
John A. Hyland
William E. Sylvester
Joseph M. Short
Edward Pinkine
Adam Holsinger
Allen Cherry
James W. Simon
Linwood Todd
Charles Neal
Henry L Cohee
Madison
Charle
Charles
Knotts
Cohee
W. C. Kliebervs
Herman Wright
Appellee
Klieber
Edward Cook
George W. Johnson
Cook
Deen
Lewis
Johnson
Wilbert Merriken
A. L. Hubbard
Thawley
State
Deen and Knotts
Traverser
Will Pinkett
Merriken
H. N. Richards
Former Carolinean in New Jersey Courier
The New Jersey Courier in Toms River reports William C. Willoughby a former Carolinean with Maryland sub treasury experience now thriving as a trucker growing cabbage and sweet potatoes. His sons and sons in law are noted as professionals in accounting, claims work, education, and construction, all prospering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Courier
Toms River
William C. Willoughby
Pershing
Willoughby
Maryland
Tams River
Baltimore
Hamilton W. Willoughby
C. C. Willoughby
Maryland Casualty Company
Philadelphia
H. W. Hayden
Eugene
Oregon
Raymond Clayton
Pleasant Plains
All Stars Hit Home Runs in 12-1 Richmond Defeat
Bill Lamar Jimmy Fox and Al Simmons homered as Lefty Grove and Roy Meeker dominated for the Athletics in a 12 to 1 victory over the Richmond Club of the Virginia League. Fox and Lamar cleared centerfield, Welch added a left field shot, and Simmons lofted a right field homer, a rare feat matched only by Ruth and Robertson. Meeker pitched six innings, fanning five, while Grove's fastballs overwhelmed the Colts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Lamar
Jimmy Fox
Bug Welch
al Simmons
Lefty Groves
Roy Meeker
Athletics
Richmond
Groves
Colts
Mose
Bing Miller
Meeker
Babe Ruth
Dave Robertson
Community Club Plans Lunch at Gun Club Meet
At the last meeting the Community Club arranged lunch for the Gun Club meet on the 25th and scheduled a movie bene fit next Tuesday evening. The film Changing Husbands is touted as a major production and Safety First talk by Mr. Joseph W. Muessen of the M. and D. C. Railway impressed attendees. An antiques and curios exhibit is planned for the 17th with open house after the business session from 3 to 4 30 p m. Miss Mary Hobbs welcomes suggestions of items of real interest to exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Muessen
M. & D. C. Railway
Mary Hobbs
Perfect Attendance Recipients at Hillsboro School March
The March perfect attendance list for Hillsboro School includes Francis Fleming, Leslie Wright, Arthur Hammer, Winnie Seymour, Pearl Seymour, Gertrude Riley, Anna Wood, Jeanette Sharp, Mary Virginia Sherwood, Doris Sharp, William Baker, Stewart Sharp, Marion Wood, George Samise, Francis Short, William Clark, Mason Clopper, Thos Eveland, George Wood, Mary Lillian Knotts, Mary States, Harriett Anne Wright, Alleen Barton, Roberta Barton, Mary Louise Dodds, don Clopper, Audrey Samis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro School
Francis Fleming
Leslie Wright
Arthur Hammer
Winnie Seymourt
Pearl Seymour
Gertrude Riley
Anna Wood
Jeanette Sharp
Mary Virginia Sherwood
Doris Sharp
William Baker
Stewart Sharp
Marion Wood
George Samise
Francis Short
William Clark
Mason Clopper
Thos
Eveland
George Wood
Mary Lillian Knotts
Mary States
Harriett Anne Wright
Alleen Barton
Roberta Barton
Mary Louise Dodds
Don Clopper
Audrey Samis
Elma Spitler
Luray
Katherine Jarrell
Hebron
Betty Phillips
E. S. Blades
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Hillsboro
M. E
Queen Anne
William I. Taylor
W. T. McGuire
Odessa
Del
Freight Rate Increase Threatens Baltimore Shore Trade
Baltimore business leaders consider moving against the Pennsylvania Railroad to curb its control of Chesapeake Bay boat service. Loss of Shore commerce to Philadelphia has reached about 1 billion dollars since 1900, per W H Logue Jr. The Interstate Commerce Commission is reviewing mileage based freight rates, which could raise Baltimore rates by at least 25 percent while Philadelphia rates stay steady. The Baltimore Association of Commerce opposes the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chesapeake Bay
Philadelphia
W. H. Logue, Jr
The
Board of Trade
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bay
Newark
Del
Baltmore
Baltimore Association of Commerce
Communicable diseases reported in Caroline week ended April 6
Cases include typhoid fever one at Ridgely scarlet fever one at Denton one at Choptank bronchial pneumonia one at Tanyard one at Federalsburg mumps one at Federalsburg septic sore throat one at Federalsburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Ridgely
Denton
Choptank
Tanyard
Federalsburg
Conference Appointments Across Maryland and Delaware
Baltimore hosts Maryland Annual Conference as President Humphery assigns pastors to churches and circuits. Listings include Accomac to Westminster with many assignments in Maryland Delaware area communities such as Annapolis Baltimore Easton Newark and Dover plus numerous churches and circuits awaiting supply.
Tri-County High House Debating Champions 1922 25
Tri County High School Queen Anne carried off the championship honors in 1922 and 1925 and tied for first in 1924 in the Public Discussion League contest with the University of Maryland Extension Service. The Tri County affirmative beat Centreville High at Tri County in the finals while the Tri County negative won laurels at Stevensville. Winning teams were Dorothy Knotts and Mildred North on the affirmative and Mildred Gale and Roberta Rowe on the negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Hill High
Tri-County High School
Queen Anne
Public Discussion League
University of Maryland Extension Service
Tri-County
Centreville High
Stevensville
Dorothy Knotts
Mildred North
Mildred Gale
Roberta Rowe
Winter coal and paint sale notice by regional merchants
Place your order with the Hughes Lumber and Coal Co. for your next winter's coal supply and thereby get the advantage of the reduced April prices. L. B. Towers & Bro, have a carload of Certainteed Paint which they are selling at wholesale prices. See them before buying elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
L. B. Towers & Bro
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the Local Department
E. J. Patchett
F. P. Covey
Edward Brown
Bridgeville
J. Fletcher Wright
Bessie M. Spafford
Ryo
Grove
Galdsboro
Ridgely News
Temple Singers
Harry Zeigler
Christ
Paul Neff
Oak Lane
Hoffman
Neff
Mc. Donald
Kennett Square
Antrim Lyceum Bureau
Lyceum
Amusement Corporation
George Imler
Irma Imler
Elmira
Wharton
Frank Seward
Anna Frances
Herzog
Merwin Seward
Aberdeen Aviation Field
Coursey Hemmons
Toulson
Virginia Lee
Harper Lang
A. G. Saulsbury
J. W. Simon
Allan Cherry
Lawrence Wilson
Henry Wilkinson
J. C. Madara
Florida
McElwain
Haymaker
Roe House
Mr. Jackson
Ridgely Methodist Church
Sadlersville
Harvey Sewell
Sewell
George Fitz
Paul Holsinger
Breyer Ice Cream Company
Wilson Cahall
Henrietta Swann
Pennsylvania Normal School
Roger Ringgold
Milton King
Charles Hammond
James Stack
William Smith
Marcus Hook
Ed. Thomas
Wa. Goodwin
Tolsom
T. O. Kirk
al. Kusmaul
Charles Griffith
Chester
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Circuit Court
the Community Club
William Olin Hunter, Jr
H. R. Covell
Robly Hackett
Guild of the P. E. Church
Hackett
H. W. B. Rowe
Charles Sauer
Mrs. Sauer
Allie Thawley
Jack Flynn
Philadelpia
Joseph H. Carroll
John Wilson
In.lan
H. Lay Beaven
W. L. Thompson
William
Clara S. Evans
Harry Wright
Frances Fisher
Western Maryland College
Albert Caball
House Russom
Dora Morris
Frances Covell
Harry Covell
Willard Russell
Near Easton
John Holt
H. M. Thompson
W. P. Taylor
Thawley Sparks
George C. Moore
Harry Fisher
James Seward
Humphery
Accomac
W. F. Bauscher
Amelia
C. D. Quillen
Arjnutt
Edmondson Avenue
J. Leas Green
Eaten
W. P. Roberts
Evergreen
F. D. Reynolds
Grace
J. N. Link
Graceland Park
H. A. Kester
Hampden
E. D. Stone
Keene Memorial
A. S. Beane
Lauraville
F. B. Vailey
Linthicum Heights
Louis Randall
Lowe
W. A. Melvin
Delmar
B. A. Bryan
Delta
B. W. Kindley
G. J. Hooker
Dorchester
C. F. Cummins
Dover and Leipsic
C. M. Adams
E. T. Reed
Elizabeth
J. W. Balderson
Fairfax
Fawn Grove
Avery Donovan
Felton
A. W. Betts
First Church
E. C. Makosky
Finksburg
C. K. McCaslin
Franklin City
Ziba Adama
Frederick
G. R. Donaldson
Georgetown
J. T. Bailey
Glenburnie
C. E. Dryden
Greenbush and
Tasley
Guy Leister
Greenwood
F. M. Clift
Harbeson
C. M. Cullum
W. Va
J. F. Wooden
Harper’s Ferry
F. S. Cain
G. A. Morris
Hawley Memorial
T. C. Crouse
Howard
G. H. Stockdale
Hurlock
J. A. Wright
Indian River
Dorsey Blake
Kemptown
F. M. Volk
Kennedyville
J. W. Trout
Kent Island
T. J. Betschler
Laurel
A. W. Ewell
C. M. Kelser
Leeds
C. P. Nowlin
Lewer
W. D. Wilson
Lewistown
W. E. Hudgins, Dibenty
Stephen Galley
Lisbon
P. M. R. Schauer
Lynchburg
J. H. Lynch
Mardela
A. H. Green
Marley
J. T. Fenby
Middleway
Milford
C. R. Strausburg
Milton
J. W. Townsend
Mount Nebo
L. E. Haddaway
New Church
E. C. Graham
New Market
F. J. Philips
Nichola Memorial
E. C. Jones
Northumberland
Clayborn Phillips
Oak Grove
Prince George
Concord
M. E. Deerholdt
Conquest
J. P. George
Crisfield
C. M. Elderdice
Lawsonia
Mariners
F. K. McCorkle
Crumpton
Cumberland— First
H. L. Schlinke
Mapleside
Fairview
Melvin Chapel
J. A. Trader
Dagsboro
H. L. Adama
Emmanuel
J. F. Bryan
St. Luke’s
C. C. Day
Taylor Memorial
Robert Brown
Tioga Heights
Leon A. Smith
Pipe Creek
K. H. Wareheim
Pittsville
E. W. Simma
Pocomoke City
E. L. Bunce
Powellville
I. S. Owens
Quantico
Reliance
O. G. Brewer
Ridgeville
Russell Sapp
Rowlandville
J. W. Parris
Salem
W. S. Hanks
R. L. Shipley
Seaford
N. C. Clough
Sharptown
A. F. T. Raum
E. J. Mowery
Snow Hill
G. E. Brown
W. L. Donaway
Stewartstown
George Hinea
St. James
L. C. Randall
St. Michaels
H. L. Murphy
Susquehanna
C. S. Robey
Texas
W. H. Schatz
Trinity Marion
J. W. Baxley
Tyrcanna
R. Carey Barkermon
M. E. Hungerford
Union Bridge
J. R. Cowan
Wallace Memorial
G. W. Ports
Warwick
L. W. Gordon
Alexandria
J. A. Dudley
Calvary and Walker's Chapel
J. Payton Adams
Cherrydale
W. M. Snyder
Carroll Maddox
Congress Street
G. A. Ogg
Mount Oliver
W. F. Wright
Mount Tabor
C. M. Compher
North Carolina Avenue
P. W. Crosby
Rhode Island Avenue
J. H. Straughn
Wesley Chapel
Kent
C. L. Dawson
Westminster
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