Local Farming and Community Notices In Caroline County
Readiness for club week and 4H events dominates Caroline county notices. From August 7 to 9, tours of poultry plants, farm visits, and the Big Thursday gathering at Bowers Beach mark a busy period with speakers, demonstrations, and bake sale offerings for fundraisers and public enjoyment.
Methodist Pastor on vacation with seaside visits
The Official Board of the Methodist Episcopal Church has granted Rev. Melvin E. Wheatley a vacation covering August 12 to 19. The Wheatleys will spend a week at Ocean City and visit Wheatley’s brother, the Dorchester County sheriff, in Cambridge. Numerous local families traveled to Ocean City for a beach day, and the Ever-Ready Bible Class joined by Rev. Wheatley went to Rehoboth for their annual outing. Mary Straughn, teacher at Wicomico High School, was reappointed to the faculty for 1928-29.
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Nuttle Milling Co
Denton
Caroline County
M. A. Brackett
Eastern Shore Optometrists
Atlantic Hotel
Ocean City
Maryland
Democratic State Central Committee
Rennett
Baltimore
Denton Volunteer Fire Co
C. S. Kauffman
E. D. Kimmey
J. H. Beauchamp
Williston
Maryland State Poultry Association
Aaron Fell
Bethesda
Bowers Beach
Delaware Bay
Denton Firemen
Dover
St. Michaels
University of Maryland, College Park
Caroline
Clayton Conley
Jerome Meredith
Carl Hines
Rufus King
Edgar Hines
Joseph Cherry
Louis Hines
Major Ransom
Medical Department
United States Army
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex Fellowship
Advo
Richardson
College Park
McKeown
Camden
Del
Rebecca Christopher
Bethlehem
First Forest Doster
Caroline Poultry Association and Extension Service
Federalsburg
R. J. Fisher
North
Preston
H. A. Spies
J. P. Harris
Broiler Ranch
Broiler
Peninsula
Sunshine Poultry Farm
Poultry Association
Greensboro
Eglantine Poultry Farm
Lady Eglantine
Turkey Farm
W. H. Rice
The
Methodist ,Episcopal Church
Melvin E. Wheatley
Wheatleys
PF. L. R. Nuttle
M. E. Wheatley
Rehoboth
Mary Straughn
Norman Straughn
Wicomico High School
Salisbury
Sophie Kerr Underwood
New York
Brick Hotel
Kerr Nursery Farm
J. F. Brown
J. F. Jr
Forest Park
M. Ella Anthony
John Lord
Maryland National Guard
Rufus Cannon
James Neighbors
Tuckahoe Neck
Martha J. Cannon
Charles Finley
Philadelphia
Everett A. Pepper
Aldridge
Ethel
Henry Gelletly
A. G. Gelletly
C.M.T.C
Fort Monmoth
N. J
P. R. Fisher
Mary J. Fisher
Catskills
Joseph Denthe
Oakley Weltin
Marie Eaton
Atlantic City
Chester
Wilmington
W. T. Bradley
Charles
Burton Wilkinson
Ridgely
F. W. Kirwan
Kenton
Mescimes Roe and
Ledman
Market Street
C. H. Whitby
Charles H. Whitby
L. B. Towers
Ruth
Mary Elaine Greaves
Hillsboro
G. H. Rue
Cecil Blake
E. W. Smith
Susan Smith
Reuben Raleigh
Braddock Heights
E. D. C. Hegeman
East New Market
William F. Murphey
Hazel Henry
Louis Dukes
Lee Butler
Albert Clayton
Maria Clayton
T. F. Johnson
Clarence Sennett
Minnie Henry
Walter J. Roe
Fred Nuttle
Social News from Rehoboth Beach and Surroundings
A long list of relatives friends and visitors from Dover Ohio Georgetown Wilmington Chester Preston Federalsburg Baltimore Washington Philadelphia New Bern Centreville Annapolis and beyond are noted as summer guests returnees and weekend travelers at Rehoboth Beach Ocean City Milford Slaughter Beach and nearby towns. The items mention illnesses improvements travel visits hospital stays and local social events including picnics choral club entertainments and a Pioneer Point excursion.
Mrs Eliza Wooters Dies After Heart Trouble
Mrs Eliza Woodters widow of M P Wooters died Sunday morning July 22 at her son J M Wooters home near Burrsville from heart trouble. She was near 79, daughter of the late John Ferrins of Delaware. Survived by son John Wooters and daughter Mrs N E Smith of Burrsville. Funeral Tuesday at Wesley M E Church with Rev Henry Caldwell and Rev E N Wright officiating. burial in church cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Eliza Wooters
Eliza Woodters
M. P. Wooters
J. M. Wooters
Burrsville
Wooters
John Ferrins
Delaware
John Wooters
N. E. Smith
Wesley M. E. Church
Henry Caldwell
E. N. Wright
Harrington
Elias Pearson
G. L. Blades
C. N. Stokes
Henry Walters
Jacob Price
Alfred Billing
Thanks for kindness at dear mother Eliza Wooters death
Family expresses heartfelt thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for kindness shown at the time of the death of our mother Mrs Eliza Wooters and for the beautiful floral contributions
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Eliza Wooters
Rural driver transferred to Federalsburg after death vacancy
Mr Benj B Cohee, longtime rural driver at Hobbs, is moved to Federalsburg to fill the vacancy created by the death of Thomas Kemp. The Hobbs route will be discontinued and delivery divided between Federalsburg and Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benj. B. Cohee
Hobbs
Federalsburg
Thomas §. Kemp
Denton
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Society and Local Visits
The July meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary Society was hosted by Miss Viola Jones with plans for a future Sunday service. A sketch Opportunities Versus Burdens featured Mrs. Frank Seward, Miss Jones, and Miss Elsie Matthews. Ada Matthews read about the Boston Home for Immigrants. Numerous local families and visitors are listed, including Harold Fountain from Baltimore and several trips and gatherings around Ridgely, Rehoboth, and surrounding towns. The piece notes church sermons, transfers, engagements, medical updates, and community picnics across area churches and homes.
Local social notes and visitors around town
Mrs Augusta Bright hosts guests including Mr and Mrs Fisher Ayers and daughter from Philadelphia and Mrs Lem Hartman from Marcus Hook plus visitors from Asbury Park and Colwyn. Local gatherings feature Ladies Aid supper at Eden Hall and several residents visiting relatives in Dover and Harrington.
Federalsburg Social Roundup Includes Bridge Party And Visits
Federalsburg hosts a bridge party at the Hambleton Grace home with guests from Hurlock Preston and Federalsburg. High score awarded to Mrs P C Cantner. Visitors include Vera Brower from Palmyra New Jersey and Cordell Brower with Shirley in Crescent City Florida. Electric storm hits area with no damage reported. Local residents visiting Baltimore Princeton and Chestertown during weekend.
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Hambleton Grace
Federalsburg
Celia Murphy
Hurlock
J. C. Deane
Ruth Douglas
Clara Rumbold
Preston
Mesdames R. O. Dean
Earl G. Poole
P. C. Cantner
W. S. Nabb
W. C. Lemion
Clyde Wilson
Talmadge Goslin
Gilbert Wright
E. G. Poole
E. M. Goodwin
Newark
N. J
United States
Philippine Islands
Princeton University
Wilmer F. Davis
Federal Slill
Louise Vickers
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Grace Vickers
J. Russell Carroll
H. M. Carroll
Federal Hill
John Trallowell
Wilmington
Del
John W. Hallowell
Charles Lewis
Washington, D. C
Chestertown
Earl Breeding
Cora Breeding
Mary Kemp
Oak Orchard
Vernon News Highlights On Education Festivals And Loss
Mrs Alice H Ross enjoys summer work at Columbia University studying education across nations with classmates from America Europe Asia and Africa. Attendance at convocation featured Dr Nichols Murray Butler with fourteen thousand educators in attendance. Noah Cain’s farm near Harrington shows improvements after repainting. Denton Camp draws crowds to Rev Paul Rees sermons and fair activities. Sad note reports the death of President Charles Murphy.
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Alice H. Ross
Columbia University
Denmark
Germany
England
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
America
Europe
Asia
Africa
Nichols Murray Butler
Harrington
Noah Cain
Beezer Cain
Denton Camp
Paul Rees
California
Harrington Fair
Charles Murphy
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Clubroom Hours Begin August
Hillsboro Community Clubrooms open every other Saturday from 4 to 6 pm starting August 11 for those seeking library books. Several locals and visitors including Mrs. Harry B. Wright, Miss Mary Lee Ross, and Mrs. W. B. Sparks are noted guests or residents of the area with travels to Baltimore Winchester and Rehoboth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HiLlsboro
Harry B. Wright
Harry, Jr
Preston
Mary Lee Ross
Cumberland
Ralph Thompson
Susie Thompson
Billy
W. B. Sparks
Elwood Fleming
Baltimore
Washington
Winchester
M. Kine
S. N. Smith
Bowers Beach
Rehoboth
Frank Sparks
Philadelphia
Roberta Rowe
H. B. Wright
Rowe
Charles County
Gilbert Morgan
Annie Jump
Frances Fisher
University of Virginia
G. B. Stewart
Blanch Morse
Harrington Ast
Jack Reynolds
Friends note speedometer mile count and local events
A letter from Arthur Huxman of Pretty Prairie Kansas recounts a speedometer reading of 1412 miles from Preston over three and a half days not including Chesapeake Bay crossing. The item also lists Williston Sunday School picnic at Green Point Rest and community notices about visits, hosting, and local club plans in Denton and Rehoboth along with 4-H plans and relatives visiting from Darby and Philadelphia.
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Arthur Huxman
Pretty Prairie
Kansas
Preston
Chesapeake Bay
Williston
Green Point Rest
Clifford Towers
Rolen Wheatley
Rebecca and
Rolen
Henrietta McMahon
Jessie Farrier
Darby
Rehoboth
Uhler
O. M. Hignutt
Frances Virginia Hignutt
Hignutt
Norma Cooper
Baltimore County
Harry Cooper
W. T. Love
Earl Love
William Love
Mae Ringe
Kanetuck
Philadelphia
E. B. Maroney
G. Mulder
Easton
James Howard
College Park
Dorothy Neal
Social Roundup of Visits and Trips Across States
Miss Edith Rickards of Washington DC spends a week with her mother Mrs. Ella Rickards. Mae Hooker of Washington also visits. Henry Morgan and daughter Eugenia toured Wilmington for the day. Polly Calloway returns from Washington DC with her brother Wilbur. Verlin Krabill stores goods at C T I Dean’s storehouse. W G C Stevens rents his vacated house. Mrs. Clifford Cortelyou of Philadelphia visits her ailing mother Mrs. Emma Short. St Paul’s Sunday School held an excursion to Rehoboth with a large crowd. Roberta Barton visits relatives in Baltimore. Aileen Barton stays with Ruths in Ruths. Mrs. Robert Jarrell Sr. of Goldsboro calls on Emma Short. Ruth Sewell returns from Salisbury visit with Mrs. Oscar Briscoe. Jane Stayton back from Harrington Delaware. Mrs. Mary Barnes and Eva spend last week on the Western Shore. Harry Gibson family spend Sunday at Rehoboth. Dorothy Price visits relatives in St Michaels. Eloise Price visits Grace Road at Royal Oak. Madge Jump spends a week in Tobyhanna Pennsylvania. Mrs K M Barnette Baltimore visit this week.
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Edith Rickards
Washington, D. C
Ella Rickards
Mae Hooker
Washington
Henry Morgan
Wilmington
Eugenia
Polly Calloway
Wilbur Calloway
Verlin Krabill
C. TI. Dean Store
W. GC. Stevens
Clifford Cortelyou
Philadelphia
Emma Short
St. Paul’s
Rehoboth
Roberta Barton
Baltimore
Aileen Barton
Ruthsburg
Robert Jarrell, Sr
Goldsboro
Ruth Sewell
Oscar Briscoe
Salisbury
Jane Stayton
Harrington
Del
Mary Barnes
Eva
Western Shore
Harry Gibson
Dorothy Price
St. Michaels
Eloise Price
Grace Road
Royal Oak
Madge Jump
Tobyhanna
K. M. Barnette
Goldsboro Social Roundup Highlights Weekend Visits
Goldsboro residents report a busy weekend with visitors from Salisbury Philadelphia Cordova and Newark Del Mrs G C Johnson returns from Baltimore improved Jarman Tay lor and family at Lock Raven Md Robi Jarrell Sr hosts Gladys Wright and others at Rehoboth Ocean City and Betterton Bible class picnic attendance from town Denton Camp participation noted Alec Butler camping at Denton Camp and Rehoboth visits by Sylvester and Sapp family members.
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J. R. Downes
Newark
Del
Robi. Jarrell
Wm.Sylvester
Chester
George Sylvester
G. C. Johnson
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Baltimore
Carroll Elliott
Stanley Taylor
Wilmington
Ray Seaman
Penny Hill
W. T. Jarman
Nina Moore
Lock Raven
Hessin Wilson
Edward Smith
Betty Smith
Walter Sapp
Harrington
Denton Camp
Alec Butler
John Sylvester
Rehoboth
Sue Wright
Vacation pauses for Burrsville churches extend services
The Wesley M. E. and Union M. P. churches in Burrsville have been granted a vacation period with no services until August 19. Multiple local residents and visitors from Wilmington Greensboro Crisfield Philadelphia and other towns were noted visiting or staying with relatives this week. Rev Henry Caldwell attends a summer Bible school in Dover as others host and travel between Philadelphia Wilmington Baltimore and nearby communities.
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Burrsville
Wesley M. E
Union M. P
Alex Dill
Wilmington
R. H. Dill
Greensboro
E. H. Sapp and Son
Near Felton
Baynard Smith
Harrington
Ernest Knotts
Chester
J. W. Price
B. J. Hillary
Boonton
N. J
Myrtle Thawley
Crisfield
R. H. Stafford
Elmer Evans
Drexel Hill
Clinton Satterfield
Philadelphia
Thomas Satterfield
Harvey Griffith
A. T. Garrett
Annie Cahall
R. H. Thawley
Mollie Cahall
Lena McFarland
Pennsylvania
John Smith
Janette Myers
Millington
Virginia Stafford
Henry Caldwell
Dover
Lacy Lord
Henry Walters
Frank Colescott
Harrisburg
Robert Stafford
Baltimore
Will Wilson
Orphans Court Actions in Caroline County
The Caroline County Orphans Court met Tuesday with Judges West, Harper and Shawn. Actions approved include Elizabeth S. Haymaker as executrix for Joseph M. Haymaker filing inventory and appraisal and an order to sell. Haymaker named guardian to Joseph M. Haymaker minor. S Norris Pilchard, administrator of Sewell N. Pilchard, filed debts, interest, and sale accounts. J Seward Dailey, administrator of Annabelle Dailey, filed first and final administration. T Pliny Fisher, administrator de bonis non of Thomas R. Green, filed final administration. Jerome R. Cox and M Katherine Cox, administrators of Lillian R. Cox, filed first and final administration.
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Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
West
Harper and
Shawn
Elizabeth S. Haymaker
Joseph M. Haymaker
S. Norris Pilchard
Sewell N. Pilchard
J. Seward Dailey
Annabelle Dailey
T. Pliny Fisher
Thomas R. Green
Jerome R. Cox
M. Katherine Cox
Lillian R. Cox
New Yorker Buys 80 Acre Farm Opposite Williston Church
Mr Jacob Boczaon of New York City bought an 80 acre farm from Howard P Sullivan opposite Williston Church. Boczaon has spent years farming in the North and recently sought a rural return choosing this Caroline county property with woodland and arable land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Boczaon
New York City
Howard P. Sullivan
Williston Church
Moeczan
Caroline County
Preston Matters Of Interest In Local Notices
Mrs Elbert Douglas hosted a Thursday birthday party for grandson Edward Garey on the lawn with games and gifts. Several residents and visitors are noted traveling, visiting relatives, or attending events across Wilmington Federalsburg Cambridge Dover Ocean City and Baltimore with frequent bridge gatherings and vacations. Ellwood Camp progress and local illness noted as Will Cannon is on the sick list.
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Elbert Douglas
Edward Garey
Edward
Miss Barnes
Hagerstown
Isabelle Douglas
Miss Douglas
Anne Cook
Wilmington
Del
Federalsburg
Cambridge
Mary Trotty
Williston
N. C
J. M. Parker
Ralph Swartz
Cordova
R. Hubbard
Ethel McCallister
Delmar
Hambleton Grace
Bridge
Lillian Dean
Purnell Dennis
St. Paul
Minnesota
J. T. Dennis
Mary Lee Ross
Cumberland
Harry
Forest Park
J. L. Gallagher
Clarence Dean
Harmony
Wm. Noble
Clare N. Payne
Clara Rumbold
Baltimore
B. W. Wright
Fulton Noble
C. LeCompte
Seaford
H. B. Wright
Ellwood Camp
Will Cannon
Visitors and residents make rounds in Easton area
Easton and nearby towns show a busy social week with multiple visits. Families from Havre de Grace, Philadelphia, Yonkers and Buffalo toured local homes, while others vacationed in Ocean City and Philadelphia. Several excursions and weekend stays are noted.
Canine Hero Zeno Saves Island Orphanage Fire
Zeno the shepherd dog detected a blaze on Lyra Island endangering 1300 orphans cared for by Near East Relief. Owned by George D. White, the island orphanage director, Zeno woke his sleeping master who found and the fire was extinguished. Zeno's role boosted his status as a pet on the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeno
Lyra
Alice Anna Rouse
Maryland
Near East Relief
George D. White
Mr. White
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