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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1911

Page

3

Denton Area Notices Highlight Church, Sales And Appointments

Denton area notices mention Easter services at Christ Church and large congregations, prices for eggs and peach buds, and upcoming sales and lectures. Local figures include Rev J E Smith, Dr Francis W Janney visiting in Easton, and photographer W T Bradley expanding studio and framing dept.

Easton Oil Wagon Hold Up Spurs Frontier Flashback

An oil wagon driver Edward Cheezum was attacked near Easton by two masked men, a white robber and a Negro accomplice. Cheezum, knocked unconscious, recovered. about $1.50 was found on him. Suspects named Robert Andrews and Jim Sherman, were tracked to Cedar Grove area. Andrews confessed. the Negro is described as five ten or eleven inches tall and light in complexion. The case prompted police watchfulness across Talbot and nearby counties.

Easton Edward Cheezum Texas Oil Company Rigby Farm Mr. Cheezum Cheezum Peninsula James Temple Ridgely Tuckahoe Neck E. J. Ellers Temple Robert Andrews Jim Sherman Andrews Peter Andrews Cheetum Hullsboro Bridge Talbot Nepro Jie Cedar Grove School House Tuckahoe Deep Branch

Denton Area Social Notes Mention Visitors and Marriages

Mr. Harry W. Roe visited his parents in Tuckahoe Neck after clerical work at a Wilmington morocco company. Mrs. Emily Schovance and Mr. Charles H. Redden Jr. wed near Ridgely with Rev. Ferdinand Wolf presiding. Residents and visitors include Miss Carrie Huffington, Miss Martha Huffington, Miss Evelyn George, and many relatives from Philadelphia Baltimore and Delaware.

Harry W. Roe Wilmington William A. Roe Tuckahoe ‘Neck Charles H. Redden, Jr Denton Emily Schovance New York the Plains Ridgely Ferdinand Wolf Redden Huffington Carrie Martha Muss McFarlane Wicomico B.C. Whitmore Thurmont S. F. Ratrigh Levi D. Roe Talbot Merritt H. Hubbard Evelyn George Delaware Caroline A. R. Jones Florence Philadelphia H. E. Smith C. Leslie Walls Queen Anne Melvin Anthony Baltimore Dukes Coulbourn B. F. Field Jennie Baxter Oscar Clark

Greensboro Notes on Sermon, Socials, and Local Events

Rev. C R Strausburg to preach a youth sermon Sunday and led by the Greensboro Band in an open air serenade Monday after Epworth League socials at Mrs Blanche Richards and Mrs B G Rickards. Local visits include Miss Emma Bulldck and others, Easter gatherings, hotel Price dance, and a question about a Greensboro auto speed limit.

C. R. Strausburg Greensboro Epworth League B. G. Rickards Blanche Richards Emma Bulldck A. Simpson Charles Tucker Centreville John F. Dawson L.O. Jarrell Stone Ridge C. L. Jarrell Richland Addie Jarrell Leonard Murphy Lebanon W. F. Murphy William J. Richards Winchester Helen Temple J. Jarrell College Park Millington W. W. Graham Harrington Cordova Charles Corbet J. W. Berge Wilmington Bertha S. Shull Preston R. Shut R. R. Shull Easton Denton

Local News Briefs Highlight Easter Events And Accidents

Mr E W Smith son of Mrs S A Smith graduated from the Drexel Institute Philadelphia on April 7 and suffered a broken collarbone in a Thursday football accident. He is at the German Hospital. Easter visitors include Lola and Gertrude Willoughby, and Miss Ethel Paisley with her cousin Elmer Jones Jr of Baltimore. Eastor Batley returns for another year and parsonage work will commence. Mrs Susan C Merriken dies in Philadelphia aged about 60. A Ladies Aid supper will be held at Smith's store on Friday and Saturday, the 28th and 29th. Luther Pleasanton injured his foot felling trees. Mrs W B Reynolds and son Eugene visit relatives T Meloney. Several guests and parish activities noted with moving pictures at Smith's hall.

E. W. Smith S. A. Smith Drexel Institute Philadelphia Lis Lola Willoughby Baltimore Business College Gertrude Willoughby Milford Frank Willoughby George L. Moore, Jr Baltimore Susana Smith Onancock Ethel Paisley Elmer Jones, Jr Edwin Paisley Eastor Batley M. P Hobbs Willam H. Willey Susan C. Merriken D. Merriken J. H. Merriken Philaphia Smith Luther Pleasanton W. A. Smith Nichols W. B. Reynolds Eugene Saulsbury Armour Company E. E. Dragoo Cordova Baptist Parsonage Spencer Landing Neck Talbot County J. B. Wright J. W. Garey Kranz Hotel Edward Pearsaul Ladies’ Aid Society Emmanuel Baptist Church Simon’s Hall Richards Fred Stephens Trappe Anna Bowyer Cordova Ridgely

Porters Departure From Burrsville Noted In Town

Burrsville learns of Arlington T. Porter's move at year end to Harrington where he bought a residence. J. E. Elfwanger of Denton buys Porter's home with seven acres attached. T. J. Elfwanger prepares lumber for a new dwelling. Contractor Dill to oversee construction. Harry Porter acquires the A T Porter store property. Zedic Sipple improves Burrsville property.

Burrsville Arlington T. Porter Iarrington Dill Harry Porter A. T. Porter Zedic Sipple

Smithville social notes and Easter visits

Mrs Arthur McMahan and daughter Ruth from near Federalsburg visited Mrs Minos Morris. Mr Lacy Spence of Philadelphia spent Easter with his parents. Miss Myrtle Thompson celebrated Easter at her Oxford home. If you get one of Bradley's photo collations you'll want another.

Arthur McMahan Ruth Federalsburg Minos Morris Lacy Spence Philadelphia Myrtle Thompson Oxford Bradley

Easter Services and Community Notes in Hillsboro

Easter services at St. Pauls P. E. Church Hillsboro drew a large crowd with Rev Dr W F Dickinson sermon. Vestrymen elected April 17 include Lay Beaven price Wooters Roe Thawley Jones Worth Wilson Hopkins. Social events featured Five Hundred Club card party with prizes, donations to the rector, and numerous visits from area residents.

Bennett Kemp nuptials at Goldsboro home

Mr Earl Bennett and Miss Ada Kemp of Goldsboro were married at the Goldsboro home of Mr George Bennett on Thursday evening by Rev Thomas Given. An all day holiness meeting is set for Henderson Mission tomorrow with Mrs Bessie Mitchell in charge. Amy Sweeney of Philadelphia visited her parents the Sweeneys on Sunday. Rev Adam Sommer and family left for his new charge in Phoenixville PA last Saturday. Miriam Gooden of Dover visited her parents, Mr and Mrs A B Gooden, on Sunday. Mrs J F Quillen visited her mother Mrs Mary Killen near Felton on Wednesday. S D Carrow and children spent Sunday with G W Carrow. J F Quillen was in Wilmington Wednesday. Katie Downes visiting Massey friends.

Earl Bennett Ada Kemp Goldsboro George Bennett Thomas Given Henderson Mission Bessie Mitchell Amy Sweeney Philadelphia Sweeney Adam Sommer Phoenixville Miriam Gooden Dover A. B. Gooden J. F. Quillen Mary Killen Near Felton S. D. Carrow G. W. Carrow Wilmington Katie Downes Massey

Mr Mac Frampton Returns Home After Easter Visit

Mr Mac Frampton has returned to his home in Baltimore after spending Easter holidays with his mother Mrs KE Foote at Fowling Creek.

Mr. Mac Frampton Baltimore KE. P. Foote

Minister Stump Argued For South Methodist Church

Rev. J. D. Stump, newly appointed minister of the M. E. Church South, argued this week for church leadership and congregational unity. His remarks addressed church governance, growth, and community service amidst regional religious debates.

Inglesing J. D. Stump M. E. Church South

Dynamite Demonstration Near Federalsburg Promised

The Federalsburg area will host a demonstration by the big Wilmington powder company to show dynamite efficacy in stump removal hole making and soil pulverizing near Federalsburg next Thursday afternoon. Local residents and several visiting individuals are mentioned throughout the week as having hosted, visited, or traveled to nearby towns including Bethel Philadelphia Wilmington Westminster Kensington Hospital and Baltimore.

Federalsburg Big Wilmington Powder Company 5. C. Noble S. M. Noble Bethel Mr. Noble Clarence Messenger Messenger George Handy Messrs Charles and Clarence Handy Philadelphia T. E. Allen Wilmington

Pow wow at Red Men's wigwam hosts visiting chiefs

A pow wow at the Red Men's wigwam drew four tribes last Saturday night with visiting chiefs Edward McIntire and J F Lynn of Wilmington Great Sachem Harry Vickers and P G Sachem James H McGlothen of Georgetown, and others. Tecumseh Tribe leaders were raised with A F Hignatt as prophet W T Green senior sagamore E W Brown junior sagamore H Johnson sachem L H Thomas chief of records J Stevens keeper of wampum. After business, refreshments were served. Mr and Mrs Norman White of Philadelphia visit Mrs White's parents, Mr and Mrs W J Layton. Mrs John Stevens spent most of last week with sister Mrs David Taylor of Centreville.

Edward McIntire J. F. Lynn Wilmington Harry Vickers P. G James H. McGlothen Georgetown W. T. Carter John Phillips Bridgeville Tecumseh A. F. Hignatt W.T. Green Sagamore E. W. Brown H. Johnson L. H. Thomas J. Stevens Wampum Norman White Philadelphia

Public School Honor Roll in Caroline County

Caroline County pupils named to the honor roll for the recent period include many from Henderson Omer Jones Reed Orr Howard Reynolds Wallace Scott Melvin Smith Isabella Reynolds Bee Tree Robert Clough Albert Kusz maul Mattie Losch Hattie Losch Helen Pippin Pearl Thompson Ella Thorpe and many more from communities such as Baltimore Corner Greensboro Oaks Willoughby's Andersontown Harmony Grove Preston Choptank Poplar Neck Bethlehem Federalsburg Houston's Branch Nichols Nabbs Long's Hillsboro Saulsbury's Cedar Grove Ridgely Gravelly Branch Laurel Grove and other area schools with full lists of students and families.

Caroline Henderson Omer Jones Reed Orr Howard Reynolds Wallace Scott Melvin Smith Isabella Reynolds Bee Tree Robert Clough Albert Kuszmaul Mattie Losch Hattie Losch Helen Pippin Pearl Thompson Ella Thorpe Goldsboro Elsie Greenlee Jno Shively Ruth Anna Gray Marjorie Griffin Alice Shively Evelyn Johnson Myra Saunders Bessie Biles Ralph Dill Susie Jones Anita Jones Lizzie Mitchell Carolyn Lapham Omer Shively William Hevalow Baltimore Elise Robinson Bessie Hughes Moriam Meredith Chas Lister Earl Hughes Moore Elsie Bilbrough Esther Meredith Mabel Wheeler Lola Edwards Elizabeth Edwards Mary Greenlee Helen Bishop Leacy Edwards Lowe Edna Shockley Addie Shockley Margaret Kibler Edgar Shockley Albert Tripp Frank Lituski Geo. Kabler Greensboro Anna Ward Evelyn Clark Raymond Edge Alex. McKnott Sallie McKnott Zeth Weaver Maud Hughes Myrtle Hughes Abram Thomas Dorothy Rawlings Samuel Dodds Barcus Henry Hubbard Agnes Hubbard George Kornrumpf Annie Shahan Mary Barry Bridgetown Beverly Paswater Marion Morris Willie Paswater Fred Pritchett Walter Pritchett Jacob Gibson Earl Harris May Morris Garey’s Charlie Chance Rolan Chance Jesse Greenlee Mary Lister Bates Lister Mary Spicher Edward Spicher Camp Grove Pauline Nichols Nellie Russell Roland Fountain Wilbur Andrew Mildred Andrew Ormond Andrew Edna Lister Laura ‘Hawley Florence Russell Burrsville Olaf Smith Lottie Good Rulings Dulin Stanley Russell David Newman Central Alda Gordon Vida Gordon Gertie Henning Charles Blough Uriah Gordon Libel Hendrick Caroline High Rachel Griffin Rosa Allen Bessie Baker Florence Downes Marjorie Anthony Elizabeth Cade Anna Outinger Alice Tubbs Myra Ramsdenl Wesley Thawley Denton Clara Tubbs Nona Kirschen Loreen Travers Eugene Scott Oaks George Beck Myrtle Roe Annie Warren Esther Willey Della Wooters Matha Beck Elmer Butler Mildred Roe Irina Bailey Willoughby Carolyn Hudson Naomi Haymond Paul Batchalk Blanche Hudson Ellen Tharp Josephine Hudson Herman Kohland Andersontown Blanche Chaffinch Bessie Snowberger Catherine Cohee Dorothy Todd Esther Gootee Esther Kelley Helena Lister Louise Colce Virginia Davis Slynson Albert Ruf Pearl McCoy Otto Fisher Gladys Fisher Harmony Mary Cox Gilbert Rogers Lewis Wieland Lester Foote Elma Todd Mildred Collins Hilda Wright Naomi Butler Smithson Bertie Harding Manie Reese Frank Walker Mary Christopher Ethel Worm Bessie Ivins Marie Ivins Verna Christopher Lee Todd Frank McCarty Emilie Berger Roy Todd Alton Harding George McCarty Grove Evelyn Ritter Katharine Mears Emeline Bradley Maude Butler Roland Taylor Preston Martha Cheezum Ruth Douglas Esther Ledman Pearl Taylor James Noble Mildred Griffith Neta Rumbold Dorothy Sisk William Wrightson Purnell Dennis Kenneth Douglas Andasia Reynolds Miriam Wrightson Grace Earnshaw Lloyd Cannon Aldred Messick Erna Griffith Edward Lane Douglas Fooks Edwin Henry Rachel Payne Naomi Parker Minnie Muller Edgar Wrightson Ileber Lane Burton Proctor Charles Andrews Ethel Fisch Pearl Harris Lorraine Harris Frances Krieger Rex Roger Mary Wright Hilda Fisch Louise Wright Hazel Wright Raymond Nichols Eulta Jones Robert Shaw Michael Vlad Helen Henning Effie Lewis Ferdinand Cheezum Mary Gadow Dorothy Dulin Howard Roe Bethlehem Elva Cheezum Melvin Wheedleton Bertha Gardiner Maryatchett Isabelle Carroll Lee Cheezum Orland Blades Edgar Todd Mary Brodes Federalsburg Viola Collins Brown Mowbray Mary Goslin Bertie Harper Lee Butler Lina Noble Anderson Mowbray Margaret Merriken Marguerite Jefferson Madeline Hurl Evelyn Lord George Collison Bruce Wilson John Nabb Mildred Croll Blanche Williams Long’s Jesse Reber Rufus Reber Mary Berkey Minerva Reber Annie Berkey Wilbur Booth Margaret Booth Hazel Parks Hillsboro Marguerite Bright Edna Fleming Laura Hobby Magdalen Jones Helen Mason Carrie Whitby Margaret Brown Alberta Keets Irvin Sparklin Saulsbury Clara Schuyler Elizabeth Schuyler Edward Kohland Cedar Grove Samuel Ellers Lacy Pepper Valliant Byron Freddie McFarland David McFarland Hall Pepper Huldah Swann Dewey Kemp Annie King Elizabeth Cannon Rachel Downes Ridgely Hilda Turner Beatrix Cannon Paul Neff Alice Brumbaugh William Lynch Sarah M. Neff Pauline Wiley Mary Laird Isabel Swing Frank Ziegler Miriam Cahall Mary Goldsborough Florence Kline William Davis Margaret Shaw Bertha Shellbrooks Mervyn Seward Pearl Thawley Albert Laulsbury Fred Madara Anna Richards Elizabeth Poore Florence Laird Louise Knotts Nora Gessford Gillmore Saddler Kenard Pinder Louise Snow Gravelly Branch Reba Hurst Lee Nichols Norman Trice Carlton Towers Della Nichols Clifford Towers Laurel Grove Sherman Culver Claud Howard Carlton Barnes Annie Culver

Local Names List of Residents and Families

Readable OCR fragment lists numerous residents and family names grouped by locations or households including Concord Clarence Hignutt Etta Johnson Fred Lewis Eva Wright Mary Chambers Orland Hignutt Raymond Hignutt and others from Smithville Chestnut Grove Friendship Howard's and related households. The text appears as a roster of individuals with multiple surnames and given names.

Mary Corkran Sherman Howard Thes Trice Eddie Deen Concord Clarence Hignutt Etta Johnson Fred Lewis Eva Wright Mary Chambers Orland Hignutt Raymond Hignutt Charlie Johnson Smithville Carence Hignutt Elbert Lyden Mary Lyden Edna Lyden Mildred Meredith Maggie Meredith Sherman Neal Earl Keel Chestnut Grove Mildred Satterfield Edward Motz Alice Satterfield Mary Banning

Deaths: Neighbors and Edson. Muse Passes Away

The death roll includes Roland Neighbors at his home on Mrs. Elizabeth Dukes farm in Tuckahoe Neck from tuberculosis aged twenty eight. Funeral held Sunday with ministers Wailey and Bitsby officiating. interment Denton cemetery. Also Rev Samuel Edson former Christ Church Denton rector died in New York at 76. interment at All Saints Navesink Highlands. General William S. Muse USMC died at his Cambridge home after a long life among Dorchester families.

Roland Neighbors Elizabeth Dukes Tuckahoe Neck Western Maryland J. T. Wailey George L Lelsby Denton Cemetery Samuel Edson Eastern Shore Christ Church, Denton St. Luke's Hospital New York Edson All Saints’ Churchyard Navesink Lighland N. J William S. Muse United States Marine Corps Cambridge General Muse Dorchester

Prizes Grow for County Boys Corn Contest

Farmers and local donors broaden the rewards for the Caroline county corn contest. Messenger adds a substantial prize for the best ten bushels saved from trial acres and pays two dollars per bushel for sale if the selection meets rules. Herr offers 10 to the top net profit and 25 more if profit equals 75 percent of cost. About 115 total potential prizes amid growing school interest.

Ti. Messenger Federalsburg F. P. Herr Ridgely Caroline County Messenger Herr

Judge Adkins Returns to Denton as Court Adjourns

Judge Adkins returned to Denton on Monday and finished current business. Andrew Thomas, colored, of Greensboro, convicted of selling liquor, sentenced to two years at the House of Correction. Wilmer A. Johnson, colored, indicted for carrying a concealed weapon, convicted and jailed three months. Marley Henry, colored, out on bail on liquor selling charge. case postponed due to illness. Henry’s aquittal on burglary charge linked to a confession implicating Philip Murray.

Adkins Denton Andrew Thomas Greensboro House of Correction Lewis State Goldsborough Thomas Wilmer A. Johnson Deen Johnson Marley Henry Henry C. Hf. Redden Philip Murray

Orphans Court Proceedings Details and Actions

In Orphans Court Tuesday judges Clark Liden and Fleetwood presided. Administrators William G Carter and Alfred Carter presented inventory of Alfred L B Carter estate approved. Washington Stant presented account of sales of personal property of Robert Johnson estate approved. John W Smith custodian moved to admit Frederick Smith will to probate. Dr Pliny Fisher custodian moved to admit Jacob Hammer will to probate. Josephine Downes guardian to Robert W Downes filed new guardian bond approved.

Orphans’ Court Clark, Liden Fleetwood William G. Carter Alfred Carter Alfred LB. Carter Washington Stant Robert Johnson John W. Smith Frederick Smith Pliny Fisher Jacob Hammer Josephine Downes Robert W. Downes

Easter Visitors Return to Baltimore After Holiday

Two Johns, Mrs. S K Fulton, Miss Mollie Hermansdorfer, Master Harold Cooke, of Baltimore, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest F Towers, and Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Henry were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George W Towers. Mrs. S K Fulton and the others returned to Baltimore after spending Easter with her parents. Mrs Alonzo Coulborn of Philadelphia is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs C M Pepper.

S. K. Fulton Mollie Hermansdorfer Harold Cooke Baltimore Ernest F.towers Cleveland Henry George W. Towers S. K.fulton Alonzo Coulborn Philadelphia

Bradley Studio Promises High-Grade Photos for Denton Area

Mr. Bradley explains that the studio’s coupon system is intended to showcase the high-grade photograph work Bradley Studio can now produce for Denton and nearby communities.

Bradley Denton

Caroline's Big Industries List of Pack houses and mills

The nineteenth annual report of the Bureau of Statistics lists inspections of 41 Caroline business places including 25 retail stores, focusing on child labor enforcement. It names numerous packers across towns such as Denton, Federalsburg, Ridgely, Greensboro, Preston, Choptank, Goldsboro, and others, plus 19 flour and grist mills and 42 lumber manufacturers. Caroline's manufactured products, including packing-house output, run into the millions annually.

Bureau of Statistics Caroline Denton—Draper & Slaughter, Garey & Co K. N. Hardcastle Bethlehem R. M. Messick & Son American Corners Oscar Nichols T. V. Redman & Son Andersontown H. T. Nuttle Oakland Saulsbury Bros Smithville J. H. Spence Todd's Wharf Thos, Taylor & Son Concord Willard C. Todd

Greeting from a WV pastor at new Maryland Lumber town

Rev J S Wickline, a former M I Church pastor, writes from Falling Springs West Virginia about his assignment by District Superintendent Dr Register to lead a new lumber town near Greenbrier division of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. He notes Maryland Lumber Company of Hagerstown owns 17000 acres of timber land with 500000 invested. The mill is among West Virginia's finest and he preaches in a hotel dining room. A chapel will be built and congregations in Denton are said to be orderly and respectful. He sends regards to friends in Caroline.

Wickline J. S. Wickline M. I. Church Falling Springs West Virginia Register Greenbrier Chesapeake and Ohio Maryland Lumber Company Hagerstown Denton Caroline

Dr Wiley Addresses Banquet on Canned Goods Trade

At the Baltimore Canned Goods Exchange banquet Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, chief chemist of the Agricultural Department, praised Maryland fruit flavor, urged packers to avoid salt or acetic acid in cans, and warned about tin lining degradation. Congressman Covington spoke on legislation to stabilize the canned goods trade. Denton town election set for Monday next.

Wiley Baltimore Canned Goods Exchange Harvey W. Wiley Agricultural Department Pacific Coast Covington

Shake Allen's Foot Hoase In One Shoe And Not In The Other

An ad promoting Allen 6 foot accessories for fitting shoes when rubbers or overshoes are needed. Mentions unequal shoe feel and promotes a product sold everywhere with a 25 cent price. Addresses in New York with aDPiece Address and Olmsted reference.

Allen Olmsted N.Y

Silk Dresser Item Found with Return Address in Maryland

A fragment notes a black silk dress found on the road from Grove to Williston via Concord, wrapped in a newspaper. Return to DR J R DOWNES 222 Preston Md for retrieval.

Grove Williston Concord J. R. Downes Preston, Md

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