Maryland events mix with war era notes and sales
A jam packed local page notes prices for wheat and corn, a Goodyear station, and William Bullock selling used cars. Bal timore receives six hundred tons of sugar while local officials promote Chautauqua and a May 28 opening. The Democratic State convention meets May 26 in alti more at the Academy of Music with court cases noted and church events announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear
Denton Auto Co
William Bullock
Baltimore
United States
ELH
Wfirs
Maryland
Doar
Academy of Music
Altimore
Jonathan W. Kerr
Denton
Lewis & Knotts
W. HH. Rathell
Main Street
Floh
Wesley B. Thawley
Arthur Perry
Webb Truitt
Deriot
Ollie HL. Hubbard
M. P
Frank Richards
Tuckahoe Neck
Queen Anne's County
Chicago
Colorado
Rev. J. E. Simith
Preston Church
Williston
Wm. J. Craft
Charles Kline
Charles M. Kline
Haltimore
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Chestertown
J. L. Fitchett
Preston
W. H. Hall
John Hammond
Ridgely
J. W. Armstrong
Maryland Council of Defense
Pretty Wilmington wedding ties two families
A wedding took place in Wilmington on Wednesday April 14 at the residence of Mr. Ross Clark. Miss Anna E. Clark wed Mr. Ernest W. Carroll formerly of Caroline. Rev. Frank Jin Smiley conducted the ceremony. The bride wore a dark blue suit with matching hat and a corsage of sweet peas. The couple will reside in Wilmington where the groom works for the Wilmington and Philadelphia Traction Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Ross Clark
Anna E
Ernest W. Carroll
Caroline
Frank Jin Smiley
West Presbyterian Church
Wilmington and Philadelphia Traction Company
Fhooras
Crause
Milton
Del
J. Virgil Moore
Denton
M. I
Vinal E. Hills
Fifth Avenue
Joseph Laramore
Third Street
Aon
A. P. Thomas
Marie
Bernadette
Allen, Jr
Dover
Bridgetown
Carroll Laramore
Felton
May Adame
Easton
Pearl Laramore
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Harry M. Jones
Galdsboro
May L. Sipple
Greensboro
Luther C. Neal
Federalsburg
Flossie M. Stokes
Vienna
William A. Bell
Annie 6 Pippin
Henderson
Albert W. Sick
National Canned Foods Broker Association
Atlantic City
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
John L. George
Philadelphia
George
University Hospital
James T. Anthony
Tuckahoe
Margaret Allaband
W. OR. Allaband
Easton Focpital
W. Lester Hall
Lester, Jr
R. B. Page
Christine Wilson
Mary Frances Fisher
Hillsboro
Mary Straughn
Charles Plummer
John S. Barnhart
Washington
J. Ormond Neal
Penn's Grove
N. J
Woman's Institute A Success In Federalsburg
Mrs Edith G Norman home demonstration agent praises the recent woman's institute with about a hundred women at each meeting. Talks included Right living in the Home by Miss Verna M Kellar and Short Cuts in Sewing by Mrs Thurston. Dr Thomas I Symons spoke on People the Home and the Community. Steam pressure cooker demonstrations and a whale dinner wowed attendees. Plans for future visits by Mrs Thurston to work with county clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith G. Norman
Woman's Institute
Verna M. Kellar
Thurston
Thomas I. Symons
Band of
Federalsburg
Caroline Past No 73 Growing at Den ton Legion Meeting
A sizable crowd gathered at Masonic Hall in Denton despite rain to support Caroline Past No 73 American Legion. Ms Wesley E Thawley led the session with remarks from Will Wayne Baltimore executive secretary and Government Insurance Agent Andrews. The post already counts about twenty five members with many others seeking to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Masonic Hall
Denton
American Legion
Wesley E. Thawley
Will Wayne
Baltimore
Andrews
Caroline High School Debate Over General Wood Presidency
On Wednesday a panel of six senior students at Caroline High School debated whether a military man should be president. Cleomenza Dunham Catherine Cohee and Mary Melvin argued for the affirmative while Virginia Thomas Virginia Davis and Elias Nuttle spoke against. The affirmative side won the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Wood
Caroline High School
Cleomenza Dunham
Catherine Cohee
Mary Melvin
Virgina Thomas
Virginia Davis
Elias Nuttle
Marriage of Goldsboro residents by Rev Shooley
Goldsboro residents Edgar Parker of Ingleside and Minnie Butler of Goldsboro married Saturday evening by Rev J H L Shooley in Goldsboro. Now is the time to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
Edgar Parker
Ingleside
Mass Minnie Butler
J. H L. Shooley
Preston News and Society From Preston Maryland
Preston notes a girl named Mildred Morgan injured breaking her arm after a fall near school. Drs Downes and Hammond treated her at Easton Hospital. The State Council of the Junior Order met in Baltimore for its fiftieth anniversary with strong attendance including WH Dulin and others from the local council. Local families entertained guests, attended funerals, and visits to Harrington and Federalsburg were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. Dulin
J. H. Corkran
G. K. Kelley
L. H. Flaharty
W. T. Tuff
Charles Flaharty
Orem Flaharty
Mary, Stella
Iva Flaharty
Preston
Federalsburg
Catherine
Lillian Cox
Myre
Earl Nelson
Harrington
Funeral of Mrs Clara Jacobs At Wesley M E Church
Surrsville to Blarrington and Philadelphia relatives attended the funeral of Mrs Clara Jacobs held last Wednesday at Wesley M E Church. Rev W L Jump preached the sermon. Several family members and visitors from Easton Baltimore Ridgely and Queen Anne returned home after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Mary Jacobs
Oak Line
Uatvey Jacobs
Philadelphia
Edward
Wilbur Jacobs
Arlie Jacobs
Blarrington
Clara Jacobs
Marion Treland
Easton
Mire
Roy Chance
Balaimore
T. R. Jacobs
Charlie Harvey
Messrs
Randall, Osborne
Calvert Harvey
Mary E. Breeding
Henry Porter
Tuckahoe
Hena. Porter
Wesley Porter
Queen Anne
W. L. Jump
Clara Jacats
Wesley M. E
Williams
Miel
Baltimore
Harlan Blades
H.R. Jr
John Bonney
Local Residents Visit Tops Mill County Families
Marydel James Wummer, Frankford and Frank Medford Jr of Kenne dyville spent weekend with their parents. Flora Bull and Morris of Wilmington visited Flora’s parents. Mrs. Walter Pelly of Philadelphia visited Aunt Kate Heather for two weeks. Walter Ross and family visited John and Mary Cohee. Mrs. B O Kabler returns from winter in the city. Mrs. John Stafford attended her sister near Denton. Annie Cahall of Philadelphia visited her sister Mary Smith. Mrs. Frank Smith returned from a week in Chester. Ruth Hall of Dover stayed with her mother. Shepherd Gardner made a business trip to Wilmington. Elizabeth Cohee visiting Wilmington. Henry Davis visiting in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wummer
Frankford
Frank Medford, Jr
Fof
Kennedyville
Flora Bull
Morris
Wilmington
Walter Pelly
Philadelphia
Kate Heather
Walter Ross
John Cohee
B. OR. Kabler
John Stafford
Denton
Annie Cahall
Mary Smith
Frank Smith
Chester
Ruth Hall
Dover
Town Social Roundup from Templaville and Nearby
Notices from Temblaville and adjacent towns recount family visits and social calls. Critical illness of Mrs. M Jewell at Price is noted. Several households, including Knotts, Lane, Bowen, Benton, and Godwin, hosted relatives or visited kin across Kenton Sadlersville and Ridgely. A weekend visit by Marcus ilook resident Me Woo Kinoamon is listed.
Social evening planned at St Martin's Church May week
Rev Benjamin Fish Thompson arranges a social evening at St Martin's Church in the first week of May. A committee including Mrs James Mitchell Mrs John Ashton Mrs Herman W Cohee Miss Ethel Nelson and Miss Alfreda Dybeck will organize music games recitations by children and refreshments for members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Fish Thompson
St. Martin's Church
James Mitchell
John Ashton
Herman W. Cohee
Ethel Nelson
Alfreda Dybeck
St. Martin's
Ridgely News Letter Receives Book Donation
Mrs Albert White former Washington Herald librarian receives forty volumes for Ridgely Community Library from George W Eastment including Secrets of Polar Travel and Present Problems in Foreign Policy. Local events cover church reception for Rev Frank White and family, community club petition drive, institute attendance, travel updates, illness recoveries, and assorted society notes.
American Corner Social Notes and Visits
Mr Ernest Griffith a Washington College baseball prospect travelled to Baltimore Washington Chester and other sites for scheduled games last week. He visited the Capitol and White House in Washington. Local families including Wilbur Butler Alva Griffith Ambrose Griffith George Griffith and Clinton Neal hosted and visited over the week. Mrs Olaf Smith returned home from Wilmington after caring for her mother. Mrs John Satterfield Marydel visited her sister Mrs George L Griffith last week. Rev S C Wood preached Sunday morning. Ambrose Griffith also spent time in Queen Anne. Mrs George L Griffith is improving and Owen Howard spent time in New York recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Griffith
Washington College
Baltimore
Washington
Chester
Griffith
Capitol
White House
Wilbur Butler
Tuckahoe Neck
Alva Griffith
Towers Wharf
Clinton Neal
Marcus Vecok
Ambrose Griffith
Olaf Smith
Wilmington
Oscar Alford
George Griffith
John Satterfield
Marydel
George L. Griffith
C. Wood
Queen Anne
Owen Howard
New York
Twentieth Century Club meets in Choatank April gathering
The Twentieth Century Community Club held a Wednesday session on April 7 with Mrs J F E Cheezum and fourteen members present. Members approved the constitution and by laws. Several local visits and weekend trips are noted including Mr I B Stafford's return from Baltimore, and visits by the Cooper and Willey families with relatives in Trappe and Penton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Community Club
J. FE. Cheezum
I. B. Stafford
Baltimore
Joppa
A. E. Cooper
Rhoda Ann
Penton
Bethlehem mill accident claims life of Hall man
Bethleham resident Flarry Hall about aged y1 was killed near Easton last Friday while operating a circular saw in Theodore Hall's mill. A saw burst as they prepared to dine, leaving a wife and three children. Other local visits over the weekend included Mr and Mrs Lewis Trice near Federalsburg with Mrs Mary Hubbard, George Sellers visiting daughter Mary Carroll in Easton, Ruth Vanfleet with Irene Carroll, Mrs Helen Dean with WOT Carroll, and Mr and Mrs ALK Paul visiting friends in Hurlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flarry Hall
Bethlehem
Easton
Theodore Hall
Joseph Hildstein
Lewis Trice
Federalsburg
Trice
Marry Hubbard
George Sellers
Mary Carroll
Ruth Vanfleet
Irene Carroll
Helen Dean
W.ot. Carroll
Alk. Paul
Hurlock
Sunday Visitors and Local Social News in Oxford and Bridgeville
Andersontown and Oxford residents Mr. J. M. Brown Miss Eula Smith Elizabeth Brown Clarence and Gootee Brown visited Oxford on Sunday. Ernest Lyden and family of Federalsburg spent Sunday with Mrs. W. F. Lyden. J. M. Brown and sons Wayford and Gootee were guests of Mrs. ALT. White in Bridgeville. John Vickery and son Ora moved to Wilmington for new positions. Eula B. Smith of Philadelphia weekend visit with Elizabeth Brown. Clarence Brown visiting relatives in Bridgeville while Wayford Brown spent the weekend in Salisbury. Mrs. Henry Scat is slowly improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Brown
Eula Smith
Elizabeth Brown
Clarence and
Gootee Brown
Oxford
Ernest Lyden
Federalsburg
W. F. Lyden
Wayford
Gootee
Alt. White
Bridgeville
John Vickery
Ora
Wilmington
Clarence Brown
Wayford Brown
Salisbury
Henry Scat
Local Society News and Social Visits
Iarvey Jones and Lola Sipple were quietly married Saturday by Rev. J. A. Leach. Local residents note changes and visits as Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. new hire Alex McKnott and guests travel, with Mrs. Josephine Bernard and daughter Fannie returning from Baltimore. Various friends and relatives from Allen town, Goldsboro, Wilmington, Felton, Kent Island, Ocean City, and Baltimore are described visiting or hosting gatherings and dinners this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iarvey Jones
R. K E. Jones
Goldsboro
Lola Sipple
William EL. Sipple
Near Here
J. A. Leach
Alex. McKnott
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Josephine Bernard
Fannie
A. G. Towers
Baltimore
O. M. Reiter
Allentown
Federalsburg
Kathleen Pritchett
C. M. Flarinan
Levin ‘Taylor
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Jas. Orrell
Horace Gambrill
Aston
L. W. Taylor
Louise Swann
Elsie Brittingham
Felton
Local Social News Highlights Visitors and Guests
Mr and Mrs Garrettson Smith and daughter were guests of Mr and Mrs I T Sparklin. Fisher spent the week end with Miss Mary Straughn. Mrs Sarah Sparks returned from visits in Wilmington and Philadelphia. Mrs Houston Russom of Baltimore is visiting Mr and Mrs Albert Cahall. Rev Wai F Dickinson of Fairlee visited Monday. Mrs Owen Ford of Chester MA has been visiting in town. Mr G J Beaven was in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. Garrettson Smith
I.T. Sparklin
Christine Wilson
Mary Fisher
Mary Straughn
Sarah Sparks
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Houston Russom
Baltimore
Albert Cahall
Wai. F. Dickinson
Fairlee
Owen Ford
Chester
G. J. Beaven
Poplar Neck Hosts Perry Family Guests
Poplar Neck reports Mr and Mrs Frank Perry entertaining Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs James N Todd and children Mr and Mrs Winfield Chambers with side nieces Pauline Rosine and Brice Rittenhouse Mr Chas F Perry and Roy and Willie Perry of Newark Del Roy and Willie Perry returning from wintering in Newark Del Miss Iva Perry visiting sister Mrs W O Chambers Jerome Chambers of Preston has taken a position in Newark Del.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Perry
James N. Todd
Winfield
1. Chambers
Side Daughies
Pauline, Rosine
Brice Rittenhouse
Chas. F. Perry
Messrs
Roy and
Willie Perry
Newark
Del
Iva Perry
W. 0. Chambers
Jerome Chambers
Preston
Newark Family Vacation Returns Home
Mr and Mrs Harry Ewing and their son Robert of Newark have returned home after a short visit with Mr and Mrs John A Woodrow. Mrs Pratt Taylor has returned home after spending a week with her son Mr Tl F Taylor of Tuckahoe Neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ewing
Robert
Newark
Spen‘ling
John A. Woodrow
Pratt Taylor
Hickman Social To Benefit School Picnic
A social will be held at Smith's School House on Tuesday evening April 27 to raise funds for the annual school picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith's
Orphans Court actions include administrations and accounts
Judges West Harper and Shawn presided as administrators filed releases and accounts in the Orphans Court. Applications granted letters of administration for Fannie Jenkins and William Neal. Several re leases, bonds and appraisals were approved. The Bowdle will probate date set for April 27. Guardianship bonds and accounts for Cannon minors approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West, Harper and Shawn
Orphans’ Court
Charles W. Stokes
John Stokes
Sarah E. Minner
John W. Shewbrooks
Edward $. Shewbrooks
Minnie Harman
Charles H. Harman
C. Fulton Noble
Fannie Jenkins
N. B. Harper
J. J. Garris
William J. Neal
James DL. Neal
T. Pliny Fisher
Elijah W. Swiss
Frank C. Brauchele
Charlesb. Harrison
C. Toa
Johann J. Seimson
Charles 5. Bradley
Elizabeth P. Bradley
Sherman Ty. Griffith
Frank 5. Langrell
Martha J. Cannon
William T. Cannon
James H. Cannon
Emily Cannon
James M. Cannon
M. Elizabeth Cannon
Older Boys Conference Held on Eastern Shore
The First Eastern Shore Older Boys Conference by the District Y M C A met in Salisbury April 16 18. Attendance reached 151 delegates from seven of nine counties and 23 communities. Speakers included two University of Pennsylvania men and C C Robinson of the International Y M C A office. Delegates represented Sunday Schools high schools and Y M C A groups from Cecilton Easton Trappe Greensboro Ridgely Denton Federalsburg Preston Cambridge Salisbury Fruitland Mardela Springs Nanticoke Pittsville Princess Anne Crisfield Berlin Ocean City Showell Snow Hill and Salisbury. The conference adjourned Sunday afternoon with plans to hold the conference annually. Officers elected: Elias W Nuttle Denton President Reese I Cropper Berlin Vice President William Gullette Salisbury Secretary Warfield Sterling Crisfield Associated Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Igi
U. of Pa
C. C. Robinson
International Y. M. C. A
Yom. C. A
Cecilton
Easton
Trappe
Greensboro
Ridgely
Denton
Federalsburg
Preston
Cambridge
Fruitland
Mardela Springs
Nanticoke
Pittsville
Princess Anne
Crisfield
Berlin
Ocean City
Showell
Snow Hill
Locomoke City
U. S
Spencer
Committee On
Elias W. Nuttle
Reese I. Cropper
William Gullette
Warfield Sterling
Maryland Soldiers to be Honored Memorial Bill Passed
The Wiegard Soldiers Memorial bill introduced by Delegate Bernard J. Wiegard and approved by both legislative houses became law last Friday. The measure creates a Governor appointed commission to select a state memorial for Maryland’s soldiers and sailors and others who served in World War I. It authorizes a $200,000 appropriation, already included by Governor Ritchie in the budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Ritchie
Quality Cows listed by county agent Thomas
Caroline's Quality Cows records show entries by testers naming cows that produced over forty pounds of butterfat or over one thousand pounds of milk in the prior month. Cawley has two cows in the list, Sigler four, Holsinger four, Smith two, Jump one, with milk totals up to 1339 pounds and butterfat up to 49.47 pounds among the highlighted entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Thomas
W. A. Cawley
Charles Sigler
A. Holsinger
N. A. Smith
H. Jump
Mr. Cawley
Mr. Sigler
Mr. Wolsinger
Mr. Smith
Real Estate Transfers Across Districts Recorded
A sequence of property transfers lists multiple buyers and sellers, districts, and prices. Jessie Jones Ruggles transfers to Thos. W. Jones for 14,000 dollars. James H. Nichols to Eugene Lynch for 5 1/6 acres at 300 dollars. Gavin Williamson to Myron R. Dunkinson for 43 acres at 3 500. and numerous other parcels. Transactions include church and association transfers, assignee actions, and parcels in Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth districts and beyond. Prices range from 50 to 14,000 dollars, reflecting broad local real estate activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Jones Ruggles
Thos. W. Jones
James H. Nichols
Eugene Lynch
Gavin Williamson
Myron R. Dunkinson
Joseph H. Orrell Et al
Ellwood C. Orrell
Greensboro
Blanche F. Vansant
Martin Miller
Lena J. Smith
Bessie Crouse
Albert S. Handy
Arthur Beauchamp
Daniel Fields
Arthur H. Logan
Oscar Clark
Oscar G. Johnson
Hillsboro
W. Carroll Pastorfield
Geo. E. Taylor
Denton
Edward B. Maloney
Albert
Handy
William K. Smith
Walter Ray Smith
M. Ella Anthony
Seventh Day Adventists Association
Whiteleysburg
Wilmer B. Parker
Lawrence B. Towers
In Mamoriam Lie Taylor Remembered by Family
A heartfelt remembrance from Edith and family for Lie Taylor who died April 26, 1919 and from her husband who laments the loss a year later. The pieces reflect on fading health, enduring love, and hope of reunion in Heaven. The poems express sorrow, faith, and longing for the golden shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie Taylor
Edith
Taylor
Dr Ward Leaves Town Aids to Salis bury Move
Dr Jas H Ward has moved from this town to Salis bury to reside with his daughter Mrs Jump. Sunday School at 2 pm and preaching at 3 pm will be led by Rev A W Betts. Several locals travelled to Williston church last Sunday afternoon. Sleep poem by Nettie E Price from Choptank Md ends the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. H. Ward
O. J. Chaffinch
Ellen Towers
Williston Church
Dr. Werd
Washington
Vernon
James D. Bailey
Baltimore
W. L. Jump
A. W. Betts
Goldsborough praised for stance on wet and dry issue
Centreville observers laud Mr. Goldsborough for his flexible approach to Prohibition. The article argues Congress cannot change the Volstead Act until Supreme Court action, and warns voters that future shifts may either avert or trigger social upheaval. It notes his willingness to seek the electorate’s sentiment after election and highlights support from wets and dries. It ends with his decision to run, backed by Democratic leaders in the First District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsborough
Centreville
Congress
Supreme Court
Mr. Goldsborough
Washington
League of Nations
United States
Supreme Court Upholds Migratory Bird Act Favoring Protection
The Supreme Court held the Migratory Bird Act of 1918 constitutional in a Monday ruling. Judge Rose in Baltimore fined Eastern Shore residents who admitted selling wild ducks out of season, enforcing the law. After June 1, marriage licenses rise from one to two dollars as officials warn of higher costs for nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Supreme Court
Rose
United States Court
Baltimore
Circuit Court
Moline Universal
Hollis & Son's
Pras
Cheer Up and Conquer It Across The Plains Drama Night
A motivational verse urges perseverance in facing habits and disgrace. The Midland Journal previews two events at St. Gertrude's Academy Ridgely Maryland and Ridgely’s Davis drug store Caroline Bank and Academy sell tickets for The Victim, a nine act drama at St. Gertrude's Academy on Friday April 16 with showtimes 2 30 and 7 45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Gertrude's Academy
the Plains
Ridgely
Davis’ Drug Store
Caroline County Bank
Greensboro
The
Academy
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Parker's New Theatre
Olive Thomas
Mayre
William S. Hlart
Fatty Arbuckle
John F. Ayers
Wheelwright
Ayers
Rev. C. D Sharpless
Mt. Olive Cemetery
J. P. Cook
Winchester
Friendship
Laurel Grove
William
Flaxville
Montana
Miller
Mary Cook
Cambridge Hospital
Federalsburg Cemetery
Dorothy Phillips
Eisenhaere
Surrsville
James Knotts
Sadlersville
Howard Clark
Hildred Evans
Olivia Knotts
Nenneth Biddle
Hardy
Ridgely News
Albert White
Washington Herald
George W. Eastment
Admiral Peary
Harry Hansen
Private
Mary Austen
Court of Bayville
Wm. Allen White
David Jayne Hill
Centurion
America
Harald Stearns
Kipling
Pershing
Everett T.tomlinson
Oliver Lodge
Fastmenot
M. E. Church
Thurday
Frank White
Miriam
Marguet
J. M. Herzog
Reformed Church
W. White
I. S. Matthews
Helen Haymaker
Mise Margaret Swing
Harry Swann
John Swing
Shepherd
Saulsbury
Henry Wilkinson
Burton Wilkinson
Dorothy Haynoviker
Adam Holsinger
Alice Bennington
Carlie Bennington
Marcus Hook
Mroo
K. E. Smith
Ernest
Ladies of the Reformed Church
Lea McKinney
Kennard Melvin
Florence
Queenstown
G. E. McGuirk
Telephone Company
Ada Matthews
Bertha Shull
Greenshore
Sophia Levy
Starr
W. FE. Cannon
Hl. N. Richards
Latshaw
Rosannah Richards
G. M. Downes
Frank Seward
Choatank
Andersontown
James Thawley
Kent Island
Allen Massey
Ralph Pritchett
Hickman
John Neat
John J. Monaghan
St. Elizabeth Church of
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Mamoriam
Hobbs
Nettie E, Price
T. Alan Goldsborough
Caroline County
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