Denton area notes feature concerts sales and farming updates
Caroline farms and orchards are described with local events including Over There at Parkers New Theatre on April 30. Denton auction updates note Gravatt farm sale for 6185, Redden purchasing Ford farm part, and a county Farmers Club meeting. Also reported are thrift stamps sales, church services, a nearby fatal frost date, and a Rest Room opening with local volunteers and a piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Records
MM. K. Newnam
Denton
Caroline
Parkers New Theatre
M. KK
Newnam
Gravatt
George T. Redden
Marc Bryant
Ford
Tuckahoe Neck
Farmers’ Club
M. E. Newnam
Queen Anne's County
Camp Meade
M. E
R. H. Stafford
Dburrsville
Methodist Protestant
Crouse
Ladies’ Aid Society
Thawley’s
M. P
and Mire
FL Rickard
William Walker
W. J. Rickards
George's
Weather Bureau
J. E. Smith
Preston Church
Williston
J. J. Bunting
Ridgely
Wilmington
M. FE
Wyatt
Gilbert Hagadone
Newham
Anderon
Blackiston
Main
Franklin Street
Charles Richman
Anna Q Nilson
Packer's Theatre
Roswell W. Carroll
Wm. Mitchell
John E Todd
Mitchell
James Christopher
Bethlehem
Roland Carroll
Stillsboro
Preston
Time
Personal and Social News Highlights Reach Across Regions
New York banker Frederick F. Lyden visits this week amid expectations of postwar trade expansion between North and South America. Rev. J. R. M. Cass teaches Christ Church choir voice culture. Mrs. Vernon Brumbaugh, Field Signal Battalion, Camp Meade, travels to Washington to report to the army’s chief signal officer. Harold C. Nuttle, son of local residents, has joined the Maine Corps and is stationed at Paris Island, South Carolina. Marriage licenses issued to James Martin Harper and Ernie Willis Willing, and Earl Dill and Myrtle Deen. Mrs. ELE Nichols returns from Baltimore after visiting Private Wim Bettan at Camp Meade. Francis I Yeoman, Beacom’s Business College graduate, now with Ad Powder Company near Perryville. J. Bradford Shawn and family visit Lyford. C. J. and George Rice, Philadelphia merchants, were guests of Sheriff R. C. Rice. Frank A. Redden, injured on a Wilmington scaffold, uses crutches. T. Fred Garey undergoing treatment at Elston Hospital. Gilbert Hagadone and family plan home on North Gilmor Street, Baltimore. Corporal Frank Lo Smith of Camp Meade visits. Mrs. Clyde Spivey and children from Suffolk, Virginia, visit her mother. Mrs. SM. Trott of Baltimore visits town friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick F. Lyden
New York
Lyden
North
South America
J. R. M. Cass
Christ Church
Christ Church Choir
Vernon Brumbaugh
Camp Meade
Washington
Army
Sumbaugh
Harold C. Nuttle
G. Nuttle
Maine Corps
Paris Island
C. J
George Rice
Philadelphia Commission
R. C. Rice
Frank A. Redden
Wilmington
T. Fred Garey
Elston
Gilbert Hagadone
More Called For Examination In Denton Draft List
Twenty one more young men summoned for examination before the draft board at Denton on Tuesday morning April 23. Names include Edward C. Cabot Henderson Charlie E Prattis Federalsburg Raymond Brown Ridgely Philip M Redden Denton Wim G Loewe Federalsburg Wm Frank Andrews Federalsburg Robert Brown Marydel Vernie W Lathaw Ridgely Albert W Rinnanion Denton Limer Todd Towers Preston Harry Elmer Hopkins Preston Frank Cooper Ridgely James Herman Layton Preston Whert Todd Mortis Denton Daniel Haris Greensboro James Arthur Johnson Federalsburg Robert L Matthews Goldsboro Wo Oscar Young Ridgely Transfered from other boards Oato C Brauchle Preston Irving Jackson Hillsboro Wor EL Mason Denton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Edward C. Cabot
Charlie E. Prattis
Federalsburg
Raymond Brown
Ridgely
Philip M. Redden
Wim
G. Loewe
Frank Andrews
Robert Brown
Marydel
Vernie W. Lathaw
Factory Increases Output At Ridgely Plant
T L Day of Swing and Co Ridgely notes no more basket making machines boosting production at their plant with about one hundred workers. Railroads pledge to handle perishable fruit shipments with growers in mind amid freight pressure. For months Ridgely trucks haul gum timber from Inlecide tract in Queen Annes County to Denton then Ridgely via shell road, showing improved travel on better roads despite heavy loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Day, Swing & Co
Ridgely
Inlecide
Queen Anne's County
Denton
Shell Road
Garden Specialist to Be Here in Caroline County
The States Relation Service of the Federal Department of Agriculture appointed Prof B W Anspen of Maryland State College as garden specialist for Maryland. Through the Council of Defense Women’s Section he will speak in Caroline on April 23 and 24 with meetings arranged countywide. In Denton the session will be at the Court House Tuesday afternoon April 23 at 3:30. Mrs J Howard Paterfield is Food Production chairman with Mrs Fred R Owens Food Conservation and Mrs Edith G Neatman Home Economics chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States Relation Service
Federal Department of Agriculture
B. W. Anspen
Maryland State College
State of
Maryland
Council of Defense
J. Howard Paterfield
Fred R. Qwens
Edith G. Neatman
Hote Economics
Clean the Premises Before Warm Weather Arrives
The notice urges improving house sanitation to reduce sickness. It stresses cleaning, airing, and proper waste disposal to keep the home healthful as warmer weather begins.
Burrsville social notes reflect visits and travel
Miss Beulah Eversman of Mardela Springs visited her aunt at the M E parsonage and returned home due to her mother’s illness. Denton guests Mr and Mrs M Leland Wyatt entertained with others including Mr and Mrs R H Dill, Miss Anna Voss, and Mr Samuel Harrington from British Columbia. Local residents motored to Milford and guests visited from Easton and Wilmington. Several trips to Quaker City and Trenton noted. floods hinder farming. Rev W N Conaway and wife visited Maidela Springs. J W Stephens bought a fine driving horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrsville
Beulah Eversman
Mardela Springs
W. N. Conaway
M. E. Parsonage
M. Leland Wyatt
Denton
R. H. Dill
E. HL. Sapp
Anna Voss
Martin
Amos Layton
Samuel Harrington
British Columbia
Canada
Emile Sapp
Ruth Harvey
Marion Smith
Louie Fountain
Laura Thawley
Mary Stafford
Charlie Harvey
Milford
Marion Ireland
William
Easton
T. R. Jacobs
Mary C. Harvey
Charlie
Local Social Roundup From Hobbs and Surroundings
Hobbs and nearby residents hosted visits from the Hubbard and Dulin families including Mrs WEL Hubbard and Miss Elizabeth Dulin. L H Thomas moved near Adamsville and occupies the Chaffinch homestead. J H Merriken and Will Davis visited M Merriken in Preston. Rev W L Jump returns for another year and preached at Ames. Prospect school near Vernon Del will close Friday with Mrs Jump at the parsonage. James W Payne and Edith Robinson visited Federalsburg relatives. Fred Leastie and family from Baltimore visited Mrs Leastie’s uncle John Hussar. W A Davis and family enjoyed a day trip to Easton. W H Willey has been quite ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mroo
Wel Haulbbard
Mirw
Nick Dulin
Elizabeth
Alva Hubbard
Nelson and Dolson
W. T. Hubbard
Greensboro
L. HH. Thomas
Adamsville
Hobbs
Chaffinch
J. H. Merriken
Will Davis
Haltimore
Leastie
John Hussar
W. A. Davis
Easton
W. H. Willey
Templeville Social Notes From Local Families
Templeville residents share Sunday visits across Knotts Walls and Moore households. New Red Cross members include Mrs William Kinnaman and S. C. Faulkner. Irwin Moore of Wilmington visits. Miss Myrtle Davis hosts in Wilmington. Elizabeth Perkins in Philadelphia. Viola Bowen hosts Temple. Mrs Jeane Moore and D. Te. Rickards listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Kinnaman
5. C. Faulkner
Irwin Moore
Wilmington
Wi. Moore
Myrtle Davis
J. A. Jane
Henry Steele
Marydel
D. T. Rickards
Elizabeth Perkins
Philadelphia
Viola Bowen
Miss Temple
Jeane Moore
D. Te. Rickards
Local News Notes From Nassau and nearby towns
Hickman and Zimmerman family visited Nassau relatives while Mrs. Raymond Canyon returned to Wilmington after a two week stay with Mrs. John Stevens. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Whital Laramore and son Edward of Goldsboro. A blacksmith, Mr M 13 Henry, fractured his knee in his shop. Mrs Linda Hamilton visits Felton sister Mrs John Harrington. James B Morgan left for Marcus Hook for work. Willie Meloney visited her mother on Wednesday. The teacher is able to resume duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Zimmerman
Nassau
Delaware
S. B. Brown
Raymond Canyon
Wilmington
John Stevens
Whital Laramore
Edward
Goldsboro
Henry
Linda Hamilton
John Harrington
Felton
James B. Morgan
Marcus Hook
Willie Meloney
Larry Johnson
Concord Sunday School and services schedule
Concord church announces Sunday School opening in the morning with preaching at 11 am Epworth League service at 8 pm topic Seeing Ourselves as Others See Us Mrs Myra Orne in charge Miss Lynnie Wright has returned to Wilmington to resume duties at Beacom's College Miss Hazel O Day entered Wesley Collegiate Institute at Dover Mr and Mrs Ernest Collins and Miss Myrtle Hanson visited Mr and Mrs N M Vanscoy Sunday afternoon Ladies Aid Society meets at Mrs C E Wright’s home on Wednesday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Epworth
Myra Orne
Lynnie Wright
Wilmington
Beacom’s College
Hazel O'Day
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Dover
Ernest Collins
Myrtle Hanson
N. OM. Vanscoy
Local War Efforts Highlight Ridgely News Letter
The Ladies Aid presented a service flag with sixteen stars and the congregation displayed an American flag as Rev. J. J. Bunting preached a patriotic sermon. Various community notes follow including a Girls' Athletic League forming at Ridgely High School, a charity festival to fund a basketball, local moves of residents, nursing and military service news, and routine church announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of the Methodist Church
J. J. Bunting
Vernon Austin
Lee Hennington
Charles Fisher
George Fisher
James Foster
Harold Fountain
Sydney Fountain
Christopher Jarman
Howard Kehan
Irvin Lane
I. Saulsbury, Jr
Luther Short
R. E. Smith
Thomas A. Smith, Jr
F. M. Taylor
Bryan Turbit
Messrs
Saulsbury
Taylor
Quartermaster’s Department
Veterinary Corps
France
Girls’ Athletic League
Barbara Roberts
Hulda Swann
Minerva Reber
Railroad and
Central Avenues
Norman Faulkner
Quaker City Dairies
Norman
Baltimore
Bartlett & Hayward
Mesdames Gardener
Knapp
Flint
Michigan
Wo Hf Smith
Etzler and
Hart
Helen Haymaker
Methodist Hospital
Philadelphia
LE. Mason
C. L. Herzog
Martha
Joephine
Arthur
Florida
Carroll Meredith
Zitell
Chicago
Mix Blanche Meredith
Ridgely
Orrell Saulsbury
Rebecca Saing
Barbara Robert
Ridgely High Schoal
Frank Porter
Wilmington
A. W. Thomson
JT. Saulsbury
Jerry Andrew
Federalsburg
the Reformed Church
James Miller
Harry Lane
Thomas A. Smith
Camp Upton
Ada Matthews
John Grabill
Harmony and Sherwood Family News From Wilmington
Harmony Mrs Marion Sherwood of Wilmington is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs R C Bryan. Little Margaret Sherwood returns home with her mother after weeks with grandparents. Sunday school at 9, class meeting 11, Christian Endeavor 7 30. Leader Miss Minnie Ivins. Rev J M Sheridan preached here last Sunday to a full house. Rev J McLain Brown takes charge of the work here. Mr Norman Wright's auto damaged Sunday night after hitting a tree and fence on road between here and Grave. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Earl Todd of Wilmington Mr and Mrs Leon Todd of Washington Mr and Mrs Grayson Wright and Mr and Mrs A B Todd. Miss Mildred Collins studying at Goldey’s College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Sherwood
Wilmington
Ro CT Bryan
Margaret Sherwood
Christian Endeavor
Minnie Ivins
J. M. Sheridan
J. McLain Brown
Brother Brown
Norman Wright
Here
Earl Todd
Leon ‘Todd
Washington
G. S. Todd
Grayson Wright
A. B. Todd
Mildred Collins
Goldey’s College
Tractor Day Opens Hillsboro Carload at Thompson Hardware
Friday April 12 marked tractor day in Hillsboro as Thompson Hardware unloaded the first carload of tractors for Caroline county. A Tri County High School home talent play last week drew praise and raised 375 in proceeds. Miss Alice Shively of Goldsboro hosted by Miss Sadie Wothers, while Mr John Holt of Oxford visited his parents. Elsie Towers of Easton spent the weekend with Miss Alina Thomp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Thompson Hardware and Supply Company
Caroline County
Tri County High School
Alice Shively
Goldsboro
Sadie Wothers
John Holt
Oxford
J. E. Holt
Elsie Towers
Easton
Alina Thompson
Twenty three More From Caroline Draft Inductions Listed
The Local Draft Board lists twenty three young men to report Sunday April 28 for induction into the army and departure to Camp Meade on Monday April 29. Names include McNeal Hughes Ebling Jones Williamson Bridegroom Scully Garey Smith Flowers Flaharty Evans Breeding Heather Saunders Rouse Meredith Pendleton Johnson Cahall McCoy Comegys Messer and alternates Kemp Blackburn Roger Wright Federalsburg. a nest group will follow in May around the fifth, forming a party of five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Army
Camp Meade
Lewis Thawley McNeal
Denton
Jonathan L. Hughes
Daniel Ebling
Ridgely
James Fred Jones
Ben C. Williamson
Federalsburg
Alonzo Lloyd
Benjamin Franklin Rouse
Goldsboro
Leslie L. Meredith
Henderson
Edmund Thomas Pendleton
Benjamin Fleming Johnson
Alfred G. Cahall
John Williams McCoy
Carroll Comegys
Hillsboro
Alton R. Messer
Preston
William August Kemp
John Henry Blackburn
Jonas Roger
Clarence Albert Wright
Yellow Bridge deaths and community notes
Mr and Mrs Hiram Corkran of Baltimore and O W Corkran of Wilmington were called home for the illness of Nora Corkran, daughter of Mrs Eliza Corkran. Nora died Monday at 6 pm. Funeral at Zion M P Church Wednesday. She leaves her mother a sister Lona Drake and six brothers Wilmer Cleveland Tom Tir am Octave and Raymond. Ma and Mrs Harvey Lane and children Blanche Florence and Chester visited Bridgeville this Sunday with Bruce Kinder. C J Johnson and children of near Oak Grove spent Friday with Col Thawley. Zion Church welcomes Pastor Rev Alfred Scarborough back on charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Corkran
Baltimore
O. W. Corkran
Wilmington
Nora Corkran
Eliza Corktran
Corkran
Zion, M. P. Church
Lona Drake
Wilmer
Cleveland
Tom
Tiiram
Octiave
Raymond
Harvey Lane
Blanche
Florence and Chester
Bruce Kinder
Bridgeville
C.J. Johnson
Near Oak Grove
Col. Thawley
Zion Church
Alfred Scarborough
Welcome the Purple Martin in Farm Bird Promotion
The purple martin, a migratory and useful insect eater, returns and should be invited to every homestead with nesting boxes. A martin box becomes a valued feature, as these birds feed on pest insects and greatly reduce mosquitoes and other nuisances around the farm.
Social Notes From Greensboro and Nearby Visits
Greensboro residents and relatives share a flurry of visits. Lawrence Harrington of Baltimore returns after a stay with his mother. G Earl Nichols and daughter Neva of Worton visit Gen EL Nichols and wife. Clarence Russell guests of Alvin Torrett. Claude and Wm Fotheroh from Camp Meade are home. Nathaniel Horsey returns from Philadelphia and improves. Bryan Poore of Camp Din visits his parents. Georgia Butler spends time in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Lawrence Harrington
Baltimore
G. Earl Nichols
Neva
Worton
EL Nichols
Clarence Russell
Alvin Torrett
Claude Wud Qa
Camp Din
Georgia Butler
Poplar Neck Death of Mr Zora Hubbard at 65
Mr Zora Hubbard died at his home of cancer of the face on Monday. He was sixty five and leaves two children, Harry Hubbard of Bethlehem and Emeline Bowman of Washington DC, plus one grandchild. Funeral was at Mr Cheezums and interment at Hlynson cemetery. Miss Nola and Mary Chambers and Willie Chambers spent the weekend with aunt Mrs W J Emerson near Cordova. Miss Mary Cheezum visiting brother Harry Cheezum at Centreville. Little Isabel Chambers, once ill with measles, has recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zora Hubbard
J. E. Cheezum
Hubbard
Harry Hubbard
Bethlehem
Emeline Bowman
Washington, D. C
Cheezum
Hlynson Cemetery
Nola
Mary Chambers
Willie
W. J. Emerson
Cordova
Mary Cheezum
Harry Cheezum
Centreville
Isabel Chambers
Griffiths celebrate Lelia Elva's birthday anniversary
Mr and Mrs George Griffith entertained many friends Monday evening for their daughter Lelia Elva's birthday anniversary. The dining room was decorated and ice cream cake candies and lemonade were served to over a hundred guests. Miss Griffith received many valuable and useful gifts. Sergeant Wilmer Collins has returned to Camp Meade after a few days with his parents. Rev Frederick Walls of Pennsylvania was a Sunday guest of the Griffiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Griffith
Lelia Elva
Miss Griffith
Wilmer Collins
Camp Meade
Frank Collins
Local Folks Share Sunday Visits and Welcoming Pastor
Grove residents list Sunday visits among friends in nearby Oak Grove Friendship and Wilmington. Rev. A S Scarborough returns for another year as pastor. Roy Hubbard returns home from Wilmington. Lorna Mudge visits H V Love.
All Should Have Gardens An Expert's Planting Advice
A county garden expert provides practical planting tips for beets cabbage carrots cauliflower broccoli lettuce onions parsley parsnips salsify peas radishes and turnips. He advises row spacing soil prep manure mixtures seed sowing shallow depth thinning and succession sowing to ensure fresh harvests throughout the season.
Prospects for 1918 Potato and Tomato Crops in South
W F Massey of Maryland notes early potatoes in southern sections are about half the 1917 level, with growers preferring a lighter early crop and relying on the late one. Acreage nationwide in 1918 may fall below 1917, potentially boosting fall and winter prices. Silo usage grows as a strategic food reserve, aiding the corn crop and aiding meat and dairy production. Tomato acreage in early southern areas is down about 12 percent, bolstering early northern crop prices. cannery and market tomato prospects look favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Massey
Maryland
United States
Corp
Florida
Patriotic People Lead Ridgely In Liberty Bond Drive
A local appeal urges immediate action to meet the Third Liberty Loan quota of 305,200, noting Ridgely and Federalsburg achievements. Readers are called to buy bonds to support the government, welfare, and troops against the Huns, with emphasis on urgency and national duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Federalsburg
America
Europe
Ridgely
Orphans' Court Proceedings Summary
Judges Liden Moore and Covey presided as letters of administration were granted for Zora T Hubbard and Jacob Colledge estates with appraisers named. Margaret Jane Blades will admitted. Charles Blades and Alva Blades named executors. Guardian appointed for James Pippin minor children. Real estate sales ratified. various accounts filed and creditors notices ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Liden, Moore and Covey
Harry W. Hubbard
Zora T. Hubbard
Frank Willoughby
Nathaniel Legates
Levi R. Brumbaugh
Jacob Colledge
Aaron C. Reber
Henry Wise
Margaret Jane Blades
Charles Blades
Alva Blades
D. I. Patchett
Harry Hall
Darius Pippin
James Pippin
Henry
Edna
Lizzie
John Pippin
Charles J. Nichols
Charles E. Collins
Mary Taylor
Fred F. Collins
Ollie Howard
Emma Pepper
Melvin Pepper
George Pepper
Lewis A. Jarman
Clinton B. Jarman
Price Faces Crothers in First District Democratic Fight
A Baltimore report notes mounting interest in the First district Democratic nomination with Reps Price set to seek renomination amid strong backing and a rival field led by Senator Omar D. Crothers of Cecil county. Col Albert W. Sisk of Caroline and ex-Senator Richard S. Dodson of Talbot also gain support, making the outcome uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Price
Omar D. Crothers
Cecil County
Albert W. Sisk
Caroline County
Richard S. Dodson
Talbot
Sisk
To Revive Sheep Industry and War Efforts
The Baltimore Sun urges reviving sheep culture as vital for meat and wool while war demands support. It calls on state farmers to organize and fully leverage the Legislature’s new law to ensure tangible results. Also notices a Buick touring car for sale, apply to P P Covey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun
P.P. Covey
Real estate transfers listed in Caroline county records
A compiled list of recent real estate transfers in Caroline county from the Clerk’s Office includes William G. Wooters and others selling and buying Denton properties, several 80 acre and 35 acre tracts in the Third Sixth and Seventh districts, various prices from 1,000 to 11,700 dollars, and properties in Greensboro and Federalsburg among others. Notable entries include 243 acres in the Fourth district sold for 350 dollars, 120 acres in the Sixth district for 11,700 dollars, and 56.9 acres in the Seventh district for 6,500 dollars. The compilation names multiple buyers and sellers with spouses where listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
William G. Wooters
William Bullock
Denton
John L. Everngam
James Calvin Smith
Ambrose F. Langrell
Greensboro
Albert Gwinn
Minnie A. Morse
Macey E. Hudson
William Davenport
Harvey L. Cooper
John W. Funk
Frank Klecan
Charles H. Parsons
Oscar Clark
Edward Lundstrom
James R. Phillips
Chauncey D. Garvey
John F. Webb
James H. Nichols
Garfield Spry
Joseph Worm
Arthur Cawley
Lulu B. Fifield
George T. Redden
Lawrnce_ J. Towers
Jane F. Carr
Frances
J. Dukes Downes
Sophia H. Banks
Jas. Temple
James Templer
Frederick Howard
Melvin E. Everson
James Beattie
Interesting Church Celebration
The Vestry of Christ Church will meet to plan the upcoming annual convention of the Diocese of Easton. Committees on entertainment transportation and hospitality will be named. The fiftieth anniversary of the diocese will be celebrated at the original convention church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Card of Thanks from the Wooters for support after bereavement
Mr and Mrs John M Wooters express sincere thanks and appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness during their bereavement in a concise card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Wooters
Preston Visits Carroll Brothers Near Preston
Mr Ollie Carroll of the Philadelphia police force this week visited his brothers Messrs Charles and Clayton Carroll near Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Ollie Carroll
Philadelphia
Messrs
Charles and
Clayton Carroll
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
C. E. Wright West
THE
Ridgely News
Miriam Clark
Agnes Boyles
Queenstown
Yellow Bridge
Purple Martin
Frederick Walls
Pennsylvania
Lorna Mudge
H. V. Love
Liberty
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