August 16 registration day at Bowers Beach this Big Thursday
The article notes August 16 as the second Delaware registration day at Bowers Beach with various local items. It mentions automobile price cuts on August 1, Maryland primary on September 11, road work from Denton to Burrsville, and multiple community notices from Caroline and nearby towns. It lists sales, auctions, a farmers day, lectures by Prof. Kemp, a local baseball rubber game, and plans for Denton Firemen’s Carnival.
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Delaware
Bowers Beach
Maryland
State
Denton. Greensboro
Burrsville
Caroline
Baltimore
Caroline High School
Concord Camp
W. B. Kemp
University of Maryland
Goldsboro Baseball Club
Social Whirl of Denton Residents and Guests
Miss Elva George Perry hosts a Thursday morning event honoring Mrs. Arthur Perry and Mrs. Merle Montague of Coleraine. Numerous locals and visiting figures from Baltimore, Philadelphia, Ridgely, and Greensboro attend. several plan travels to Ocean City and Pennsylvania.
Bible Class Rally at Concord Assembly
An all day Bible class rally for Caroline and nearby counties will take place at Concord camp on Tuesday August 8. All Bible class teachers pastors and Sunday School workers are invited to assist in the service. Dr Maurice R Hamm will be present for the day and assist with the program. County Secretary Nuttle and County Superintendent Baynard will speak on local Sunday School progress. Dr Ranson Nichols international Sunday School worker will speak in the evening. All interested in Sunday Schools are welcome.
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Caroline
Concord Camp
Maurice R. Hamm
Baltimore
Nuttle
Baynard
WANTED Cash for Chickens by J Eb Nighols
An advertisement seeking cash for chickens of any age and quantity from J Eb Nighols. The note targets sellers of both young and old poultry.
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J. Eb
Social Round of Visits and Weekend Guests at local homes
A list of residents and visitors spanning several households as weeklong guests and weekend entertainments. Names include Short, Craig, Watson Cooke, Johnson, Green, Kerr, Webber, Davis, Virdin, Blohm, Fleming, Sparks, Thompson, Stewart, Evans, Moore, Jones, Pennington, Lundy, Sparklin, and others visiting towns such as Caroline Cottage Love Point Rehoboth Baltimore Sadlersville and Washington with gatherings at crab feasts and family visits through the week.
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J. M. Short
John Craig
Essye
G. Watson Cooke
Rachel R. Johnson
Ada Green
Powell Craig
Katie Kerr
Howard Webber
E. S. Short
Oldham Davis
William Virdin
Joseph Craig
Pauline Blohm
H. O. Short
Luther Short
H. S. Fisher
G. L. Wilson
W. B. Sparks
Virginia Holt
G. B. Stewart
Wilbur Fleming
Joe Eaton
Caroline Cottage
Love Point
Frank Fleming
Raleigh Lock
Philadelphia
T. Sawyer
Margaret
Allie Thawley
Anna
Ruth Evans
Sadlersville
George Branford Wilson
Baltimore
Washington
Susie Thompson
Billy
Annabel Moore
Harry Fleming
Amanda Jones
C. E. Stewart
Rehoboth
W. F. Pennington
W. P. Fleming
John Lundy
I. T. Sparklin
Community Notes Include Visits and Local Happenings
Mr William Saunders and wife of Wilmington spent the week with his parents. Work on the State road continues with concrete laid past Mr Laphams driveway. Mrs Anna Quillen of Smyrna Del visited her son William Quillen. Ruth Newton of Cheswold Del visited Anna Bennett. Mr and Mrs George Johnson and daughter May return from vacation. Louise Gray of Denton visited Evelyn Johnson. Mrs James Shively returned from Wilmington. The Methodist Sunday School picnic to Tolchester occurred last Tuesday. The stork brought a baby boy to Buck Bickling. Marguerite Griffin returned from Wilmington. Cora Pippin of Elkton spent the week with Mrs J S Lapham. Several Goldsboro folks attended the Harrington fair. Work on the new Sunday School house progresses nicely.
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Concord
Harris Chapel
A. T. Longfellow
Tuckahoe Neck
Eldorado
Federalsburg
State Roads Commission
P. D. Phillips & Bro
Salisbury
Hasrington Fair
Cambridge
Ina Wooters
Catonsville
Burrsville
Lewis Adams
M. K. Newnam
Baltimore
Ardington
Pat Patton
Hickman
T. Pliny Fisher
James H. Fisher
Court House Green
Mary T. Fisher
Denton
Walter Voss
Mallory Farm
Delaware
T. F. Johnson
Home Farm
Minta Todd Murphy
Austin Murphy
Hobbs
Easton Hospital
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railroad
Tyrpholl Murdoch
R. Harry Saulsby
Soulsby
Ocean City
Sixth
Franklin Streets
I T
Camp Davenport
Trappe
J. Ramsey Speer
J. F. Vitegin
Crisfield
Easton
Friendliess
Elva George Perry
Arthur Perry
Merle Montague
Coleraine
N. C
Wilesliam Denny
J. Roland Chaffinch
E. H. Hirs
F. E. Yeoman
J. H. Summerfield
Q. G. Hignutt
William Neal
William Tell
Ann Lewis
Edna Hobbs
H. B. Thomas
Westfield
Robert Fleetwood
Chester River
R. C. Wilson
Centreville
I. R. Fleetwood
W. Carrall Pastorfield
Elizabeth
Charlotte Ann
Rehoboth
Pastorfield
Levi K. Ziegler
Hatfield and Richland
J. Roy Cherry
Ridgely
Catherine Harriet Singer
Greensboro
Mary Elizabeth Wiggins
Meadowbrook Farm
Mollie Savage
Philadelphia
Garey Hubbard
Smithville
Lewin W. Wickes
Pocono Lake Preserve
Pennsylvania
Nellie West
Esther Helsby
State Normal School
Towson
Mary M. Mowbray
New Jersey
Louise Garey
James A. H. Garey
Mary Garey
Harry Knotts
Joseph H. Johnson
HH. Clay Hobbs
Maud Stewart
William A. Stewart
Caroline DeFord
J. 5
Elk
Walter Sparklin
J. R. Rochester
Mary Hicks
C. H. Whitby
Charles
Lawrence B. Towers
M. A. McCleary
Catherine Wright
James Wright
Wraddock Heights
Rebecca
Mildred Medford
Maryde
W. K. Scotton
Willian HL. Nuttle
Eagle's Mere
Poconos
J. Isa Fisher
Willow Grove
John Savage
Caroline
Frances A. Johnson
Dover
C. A. Pentz
Mervin and
Clyde, Jr
Washington
William Saunders
Wilmington
Lapham
Anna Quillen
Smyrna
Del
William Quillen
Ruth Newton
Cheswold
Anna Bennett
George Johnson
May
Louise Gray
Eveyln Johnson
James Shively
Methodist Sunday School
Tolchester
Stork
Buck Bickling
Marguerite Griffin
Cora Pippin
Elkton
J. S. Lapham
Goldsboro
Preston Jr. O U A M Installs Officers For Next Term
Preston Council No 43 Jr O U A M installs officers including C A Carroll as past councilor R L Cohee as counselor J J Chambers as vice councilor W R Dulin recording secretary and others. Refreshments served. First annual picnic scheduled for Wednesday August 6 at Beech Haven Dorchester County. all members urged to attend.
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Preston Council, Jr. O. U. A. M
C. A. Carroll
R. L. Cohee
J. Chambers
W. R. Dulin
J. 11. Corkran
E. V. Lane
L. H. Flaharty
John W. Williams
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Greensboro News Notes on Local Visits and Appointments
Miss Dorothy Singer and her brother Ed ward returned to West Philadelphia after visiting their uncle John D. Singer and family near Greensboro. Ruth Singer will spend two weeks in Philadelphia and Penns Grove. Laura C. Cochrane, former Greensboro High principal, becomes head of the Frederick City High School science department next year. Merrill Spence and C Marie Greenly, both of Greensboro, were recently married at Ridgely by Rev Melvin E Wheatley.
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Dorothy Singer
Edward
John D. Singer
Greensboro
Local Social News from Smithsville and Denton Weddings
Mr and Mrs J I Medford and son Edwin of Henderson and Misses Alice and Anna Hessler of New York City visited relatives last week. Mr William Parker attended the wedding of Harold Nutile and Florence Funk at Denton on Tuesday. Master Elbert Williamson is very ill at home. A trained nurse is in attendance Mrs Garey Hubbard on the sick list. Miss Hattie Alford is slowly improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Medford
Edwin
Henderson
Alice
Anna Hessler
New York City
William Parker
Harold Nutile
Florence Funk
Denton
Elbert Williamson
Garey Hubbard
Death of Mrs Mary Dasher at Ridgely on central avenue
After a three day illness Mrs Mary Dasher died at her Ridgely home on central avenue and Third street on Friday evening. The funeral was held at the residence with Rev. Samuel Troxell and Rev. Melvin Wheatley officiating, burial at Centreville. She was 56, daughter of Mrs Mary Hemmons and sister of J H and J C Heimmons. Many relatives and friends travel for services and condolences.
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Mary Dasher
Central Avenue
Third Street
Samuel Troxell
Melvin Wheatley
Centreville
Dasher
Mary Hemmons
Messrs
J. H
J. C. Heimmons
Ella Goldsborough
Wilmington
Harry Hemmons
Washington
D. C
Hemmons
Troy Ashcroft
Harvey Holsinger
North Carolina
Frances Pennington
Wilson Jackson
Dare
Bridgeton
N. J
Jackson
Rutgers College
N. J. Rey
Troxell
Willard Shipman
Martha
Norfolk
William Finn
Denton
Andrews
George Dever
Chas, Hobbs
Hobbs
Walter Bennington
Joln Sharp
William Cooper
Linwood
Cooper
Alice Wyatt
Alvin Simth
Greensboro
Carroll Meredith
Simith
Middletown
Federalsburg
Howard Holsinger
Ashcrafts
Pennington
Joe Breeding
Galen Stayer
Marcus Hook
Harry Stayer
Melvin E. Wheatley
John E. Lynch
Chester, Va
Wm. A. Lynch
Harry Robinson
Sandusky
Ohio
Peter Jarman
First Street
Selbyville
J. T. Moore
Sparks
Queen Anne
Harry Nickerson
Chester
Belle Andrews
R. E. Fountain
J. T. Saulsbury
J. M. Swing
C. M. Swing
Rehoboth
Hackett Morgan
Mary
Ferbert Hammond
Dorothy Rawlings
C. WY. Jackson
Harry Swann
Viola Jones
Lawrence Lynch
J. FE
Mason
Milton Smith
Colonel Sisk Announces Run for Congress in Maryland
Colonel Albert W. Sisk of Preston announced his candidacy for the First Maryland congressional seat as a Democrat. He calls for repeal or modification of the Volstead Act and a framework of government controlled liquor manufacture and distribution to curb bootleggers and protect future generations. He cites Sweden and Canada as models and argues the Anti-Saloon League may oppose him while urging voters to decide the issue.
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Sisk
Congress
Albert W. Sisk
Preston
Maryland
North Carolina
West Virginia
Kentucky
Sweden
Canada
First Congressional District
Anti-Saloon League
Concord Camp Opens With Week Long Service Schedule
The Concord camp meeting, among the oldest in the country, opened yesterday with Rev. On We A Wise delivering the first sermon at 7:30 PM. Throughout the week, pastors including Rev. Thomas O. Crouse, Rev. Vinal Hills, and Rev. George I. Hardesty will lead multiple services each day, with special events led by Rev. S. N. Pitchard, Rev. J. A. Dudley, and others. Newton Hastings, a six year old preacher, will attend all events, and Hi. HH. Moore will direct music, with a Federalsburg choir offering singing tomorrow. Rev. C. H. Atkins is preacher in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Camp
Concord Camp Meeting
We A Wise
Seaford
M. EK. Wheatley
G. E. Sterling
O. J. Cannelly
Caroline County Sunday School Association
W. R. Woodell
W. S. Grant
S. N. Pitchard
J. A. Dudley
A. W
Nletts
Newton Hastings
Hi. HH. Moore
Federalsburg
C. H. Atkins
Orphans Court Proceedings Report
In the Orphans Court Tuesday Judges West Harper and Shawn preside. Grace John Dyer as administratrix of John H. Dyer’s estate filed a list of separate debts and her first and final administration account and distribution. Edna M. Detwiler as administratrix c t a of Vianna Detwiler’s estate filed her first and final administration account. In the estate of Charles E. Anthony deceased James W. Winder ad administrator was authorized to amend inventory by striking out wrongly appraised articles. James W. Pinder administrator of Charles I. Anthony’s estate filed accounts of sales and an interest account and his first and final administration account.
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Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawn
Grace John Dyer
John H. Dyer
Edna M. Detwiler
Vianna Detwiler
Charles E. Anthony
James W. Winder
James W. Pinder
Charles I. Anthony
Schedule of August and September Games for Denton Team
Manager Thawley lists games from August 5 through September 2. Matchups include Goldsboro at Denton on August 5, Sadlersville at Denton on August 12, Denton at St Michaels on August 12, Denton at Dover on August 16, St Michaels at Denton on August 19, Denton at Sadlersville on August 24, Massey at Denton on August 26, Dover at Denton on August 30, and Denton at Massey on September 2.
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Thawley
Goldsboro
Denton
Sadlersville
St Michaels
Dover
St. Michaels
Massey
Very Pretty Lawn Wedding a Balti more Couple Wed
Harold Creston Nuttle of Baltimore and Florence Vernon Funk wed at the bride’s North Sixth street home. The ceremony featured a lawn arch, white satin aisle, and floral arrangements. Attendants included Lillian Cox, Mildred Nuttle, and Mary Davis with a reception then departure for New York and Lake George, returning to 2609 Maryland Avenue, Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Creston Nuttle
Baltimore
Florence Vernon Funk
John W. Funk
North Sixth Street
W. E. Hills
Denton Methodist Episcopal Church
Lillian Cox
Preston
Mildred Nuttle
A. Sargent Wells
Mary Davis
Federalsburg
J. Kingsley Mercer
Philadelphia
Wilson Funk
Elias Nuttle
Hudson
Lake George
Maryland Avenue
H. W. Davis
Mary
E. E. Nuttle
Enoch and
Everett
J. K. Charles
Hazelwood Spicer
Lelia Cox
J. O. Williams
H. M. Carroll
Nellie Davis
Alice Davis
Catherine Davis
Wilmer Davis
Barry Kinder
Ralph Brown, Jr
Elliott Noble
O. Martino
Caroline Martino
J. J. Frampton
Harry
Minam Stowell
Willian Parker
Catherine
Lillian
H. M. Hollis
Mary Wright
Anna Wright
Esther Ledoum
H. T. Nuttle
Mary Nuttle
J. A. Todd
Miriam Todd
T. H. Everngam
K. F. Everngam
Andersontown
Sophie Kirwin
J. K. Mercer
May McEldowney
Mercersburg
Joseph H. Johnson
Evelyn Johnson
Milton
I’a
Harry Kaootts
Queen Anne
J. W. Krabill
Denton
Lois Rebecca Krabill
Lewis Morris Natzinger
Long Green
Krabill
Nafzinger
Levi K. Ziegler
Church of the Brethren
Browns and relatives visit Harrington fair
Hobbs Mr and Mrs Ernest Brown and sons Melvin and Henry and Mr and Mrs J M Brown and son Gaotee motor to Harrington fair Saturday. Mrs Fred Cox daughter Agnes and son Russell of Cedarville New Jersey are visiting Mr and Mrs Clarence Brown. Mr Wayford Brown of Wilmington spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs J M Brown.
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Ernest Brown
Melvin
Henry
J. M. Brown
Harrington Fair
Fred Cox
Agnes
Russell
Cedarville
N. J
Clarence Brown
Wayford Brown
Wilmington
Bereavement Thanks From Arlington Patten and Family
Mrs Arlington Patten thanks kind friends for help and sympathy during bereavement and illness. Percy Hynson expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance during his wife’s illness and death. Austin RK Murphy G S Foud and family extend thanks for kindness and aid during their sad bereavement.
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Mrs. Arlington Patten
Percy Hynson
Austin RK. Murphy
G. S. Foud
Mr Trice Visits Pike's Peak Denver to Cripple Creek Trip
In a Denton letter Arie Lee Trice recounts a Coloradan tour from Colorado Springs to Pike's Peak. He describes rising before dawn to view the sun over the Rockies, the high altitude discomfort, and visits to Royal Gorge, Cripple Creek, Seven Falls, Cave of the Winds and Garden of the Gods, noting the dramatic contrasts with Kansas weather.
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T. L. Trice
Denton
Arie Lee Trice
Colorado
Dodge City
Kansas
Colorado Springs
Rockies
Rocky Mountains
Pike's Peak
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic Ocean
Colorado Spring
Canyon City
Royal Gorge
Cripple Creek
Cheyenne Canyon
Seven Falls
Williams Canyon
Wheat Crop Damaged by July Rains Across Mid-Atlantic
Maryland and Delaware wheat suffered heavy losses from excessive July rains. Ungraded wheat dropped to 46 cents a bushel while No 2 red garlicks reached 1.13. Only 30,000 of 65,981 bushels sold were graded. the rest damp and needing drying. Receipts at Baltimore market lagged last year, with 439,000 bushels counted so far versus 709,405 a year earlier. Weather records show heavy July rainfall across the region, though corn yields are expected to surge. Tuesday marks the eighth anniversary of the start of World War I.
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Maryland
Delaware
Baltimore Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
James B. Hessong
Baltimore
Mr. Hessong
Weather Bureau
Washington County
Frederick
Montgomery
Prince George's
Calvert
Baltimore County
City
Pennsylvania
Shore
Somerset
Kent
Garrett
Allegany
Caroline County School Board Appoints Teachers
Caroline County confirms appointments across many schools and towns. Names include principals Marydel Mary Melvin and Denton Primary Laura Melvin, with staff such as Katherine Beatty, Rebecca Hurst, Hester Wyatt, Florence Seeders, Grace Stufrt, Mary Draper, and Mary Lankford among others.
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Marydel— Maude Hummer
Catherine Melvin
Henderson
B. C. Willis
J. W. Gibson
Henrietta McMahan
Elsie Hilbrough
Bee Tree
Mary Greenly
Goldsboro
Viola Collins
Lillie Doty
Minerva Reber
Baltimore Corner
Sadie Crouse
Moore’s
Mary Pleasanton
Princcipal
Grace Stufrt
Greensboro
Paul C. Phillips
Liden
Esther Helsby
Central
Hester Wyatt
Caroline High
A. Leonard Leary
Elizabeth Pippin
Helen Roe
Stephanie Ford
Mildred Nuttle
Commercial
Mary B. Raleigh
Lucy V. Garey
Ruth Noble
Denton
Laura Melvin
Louise Short
Sadie Allen
Hilda Cade
Williamson
Mary Lee
Qaks
Mary Draper
Williston
Florence Seeders
Willoughby
Lola Willoughby
Andersontown
Lulu R. Kelly
Hickman
Hazel Brown
Harmony
Emma L. Ent
Mildred Collins
Smithson
Mary Marquardt
Preston High
H. A. Kinhart
Katherine Cox
Mary Elzey
Elva Butler
Lillian Cox
Louise Noble
Pearl Wright
Virginia Thomas
Choptank
Rebecca Hurst
Hubbard’s
Agnes Bradley
Bethlehem
Adela Rieck
Poplar Neck
Nellie West
Federalsburg
W. E. Somers
Mary Davis
Sophie L. Kirwan
Mary L. Tull
Blanche Jackson
Mary J.wright
May Thompson
Hilda Elben
Louise Stevens
Susan Griffith
Hilda Covey
Catherine Cohee
Hickory Hill
Inez
Esther Holland
Charlotte Stayer
Furman’s Grove
Blanche Laird
Laurel Grove
Mary J. Howard
Concord
Alice Hignutt
Esther Kelly
Smithville
Anna Robinson
Chestnut Grove
Myrtle Hignutt
Orath Taylor
Princi Pal
Esther King
American Corner
Grace Sullievan
Howard
Alice Trice
New Island Road to Link Chincoteague with Mainland
The Crisfield Times reports Chincoteague Island will soon open an eight mile road to Lecanto connecting to the New York Philadelphia and Norfolk line. The shell road bridges marshes and channels with a draw over Chincoteague Channel, enabling vehicle traffic for the first time. A construction boom follows with twenty five new homes a church project valued at 35000 and a school foundation laid for fall completion.
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Chincoteague Bay
Chincoteague Island
Accomac County
Lecato
New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad
Chincoteague
Crisfield Times
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