Local Department Camps Attended and Public Notices
The article notes strong attendance at Local Department Camps and reports on county audits, health inspections, and forester surveys in Caroline. It covers store closures for stock buying, a clinic schedule in Denton and Federalsburg, and various civic events, church activities, and obituaries. It mentions a lightning fire destroying a farm barn, a prize at the St Michaels carnival, and the start of political activity by Republicans in Caroline. It also previews an ocean boulevard project studied by Delaware Maryland and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Caroline County
Ida Hollingsworth
Hollingsworth
John R. Curry
GC. H. Steelman
Citizens
Fort Eustis
North Third Street
Denton
Long & Short’s
Federalsburg
Frank Cole
United States
Centreville
Nathaniel Legates
Preston
Dover Bridge
Ladies’ Mite Society
Thawley
M. P
Thawley’s Hall
Denton Fire Company
St. Michaels
Melvin G. Morris
Greensboro Baptist Church
Jumptown Baptist Mission
Morris
W. D. Upshaw
Atlanta
F. C. MacSorley
Law and Order League
Thomas I. Chambers
League
Court House
Church of the Brethren
Dr. Cooke
S. Ira Arnold
Peter Jester
Newark
Del
Katherine Jester
Nolan Wyatt
Wilmington
Harvey Jester
Milford
Louise
John Jester
Blanche Passwaters
Mary Jester
Bridgeville
Arlie Cooper
Cambridge
Ida Hynson
William
John
Clem
Charles
Mark Hl. Smith
Second Street
Henry Smith
Martha Harper Smith
The
Fork
Dorchester County
Sarah M. Smith
John Wesley Clark
Roy C. Smith
Morgantown
W. Va
M. Duke Smith
Alexander Smith
Robert P. Robinson
Delaware
Rehoboth
Robinson
Maryland
Virginia
Wedding Bells Shine On Quiet Delaware Coast
A wedding took place Thursday July 29 at 1:30 PM in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McBride Wilmington. Miss Helen M Adams became the bride of Mr. Gilbert McBride the couple to reside with his parents in Wilmington after a brief honeymoon. The article also notes numerous social visits and travels of residents including Miss Margaret Thawley surprise gifts, teachers studying in France and various relatives visiting towns across Maryland Delaware and Virginia during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McBride
Wilmington
Helen M. Adams
Edward J. Adams
Hobbs
Gilbert McBride
Hugh B. Kelso
Methodist Episcopal Church
Adams
McBride
Texas Oil Co
Claymont
Del
Margaret Thawley
Willoughby Nowell
Elizabeth Walker
D. W. Davis
W. Ross Stevens
Stevens
Stanley
Denton
Buffalo
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
Alfred Wigglesworth
Helen Wigglesworth
Julia Tresler
Madison
Wis
Daffin
Elizabeth Lister
Philadelphia
J. E. Whitby
Everett A. Pepper
Aldridge
Ethel
Tuckahoe Neck
Baltimore
Oscar P. Thornton
Yuma Valley
Ariz
James Temple
Thornton
William H. Nuttle
Rehoboth
Bessie Redden
H. D. Bubb
William D. Uhler
Mapledel
Williston
B. Sargent Wells
Nolan Wyatt
John Reed
Eugene G. Anderson
N. C
Harold Brooke
Haddonfield
N. J
T. P. Towers
Masters James
Thomas Trice
Preston
Hugh Ramsdell
Washington
H. E. Ramsdell
Mary Helen Wilson
Martha
Margaret Beck
Elizabeth Dukes
Chestertown
Edna Shipman
Sweet Springs
W. Va
Harold C. Nuttle
Francis W. Kirwan
Maine
C. H. Whitby
Lawrence B. Towers
Gail F. Cooper
Barbara
Jonathan Longfellow
Chester
Homer Rice
S. Christopher
Federalsburg
T. Dukes Roe
New Jersey
Lee Anthony
Pennsylvania
Emily G. Swiss
Warsaw
William H. Neal
New York City
Pearl Hearn
Sharptown
Hannah Garey
Gilbert Hagadone
Thelma Towers
Cambridge
William J. Irwin
Raymond R. Fisher
F. P. Covey
Templeville Social Roundup of Visits and Church Plans
Local notes record numerous visitors and family gatherings in Templeville. Named guests travel from Narberth Pennsylvania Wilmington Delaware Princeton Illinois and Washington DC while residents host at Woodland Beach Dover and Hamilton. Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 7 46 p m accompany the social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate O. Knotts
J. T. Howen- Istein
R. C. Collins
Narberth
Evelyn Bradway
Wilmington
W. C. Ross
Evelyn
Princeton
Albert Robinson
Russell Robinson
Washington, D. C
Wright Robinson
A. F. Sittig
Louise
Marjorie Pippin
Mary Katherine Knotts
Woodland Beach
Ralph Golt
T. H. Golt
L. C. Kline
Pottstown
H. T. Griffith
Fred Golt
Dixon
Thomas Golt
Isabel Raughley
Benjamin Raughley
Medford Starkey
I. T. Pippin
Dover
Grover Moore
Hamilton
Austin Greer
Tacony
M. E. Perkins
I. J. Moore
Robert
Denton
Earle Moore
Elkton
Accident injures Norman Stubbs severely on road
Norman Stubbs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stubbs, suffered a severe leg injury when a car driven by Mr. E. C. Gooden struck him as he stepped into the road while others were stopping to pick beans. He was treated by Dr. Silver and transported to Easton Hospital. doctors have yet to set the broken bones. Community sympathy is offered as he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Ed. Stubbs
E. C. Gooden
Goldsboro
Silver
Easton Hospital
Epworth League
Dover
M. W. Gooden
Cleveland
Ohio
Billy Priest
Wilmington
T. H. Gough
Ida Betson
Joseph Lynch
Isabel
Poster Glark
Mildred Gooden
Leroy Hutton
Betty
William Sanders
Noble Bell
Laura
Norman Stubbs
Walter Schoppe
Rehoboth Beach
Atlantic City
Edward Coffin, Jr
Baltimore
Ridgeley News Letter Society Notes and Local Visits
The Ridgeley News Letter catalogs a flurry of visits and social rounds. Mr and Mrs A T Garrett visit Millington and bring Harold Meyers home for a stay with his aunt. Numerous relatives travel between Philadelphia Atlantic City Baltimore and Wilmington as family ties and church activities fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Garrett
Walter Meyers
Millington
Harold Meyers
J. L. Chance
William Andrew
Catherine Chance
John William Andrew
Clarence Voss
W. H. Satterfield
Atlantic City
R. H. Thawley
Bowers Beach
Philadelphia
Earl Ivins
John Moore
Greensboro
Laura Hopkins
Annie Ross
Vernon
Cherry
Ridge
Orphans Court Proceedings Review Probate and Real Estate Actions
At a Tuesday Orphans Court session Judges West M Harper and Shawn presided. William J Faulkner will be probated August 10. Guardianship for Edwin and George Hignutt authorized to sell estate real estate. Powell Hopkins filed rent account and debts. Thawley appointed trustee to sell George W Shively estate. Jarrells and Hubbards filed final accounts and releases. Thawley appraised real estate. Roy Davis and Ethel Mitchell authorized to sell Annie Stack Wright’s personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
West
M Harper
Shawn
William J. Faulkner
Mary Elizabeth Faulkner
Adah B. Hignutt
Edwin W. Hignut
Robert Jarrell, Jr
Nathan Clark
Lida J. Jarrell
Charles L. Jarrell
Christian Gottwals
Ec. T. A
Maria G. Bechtel
John W. Howard
W. T. Love
Frederick Howard
Sadie Maloney
Hannah M. Howard
John Howard
Marie M. Hubbard
Harry W. Hubbard
Manie M. Hubbard
Harry Ormond Hubbard
Wesley E. Thawley
George W. Shively
Roy Davis
Ethel Mitchell
Annie Stack Wright
Ladies' Aid Society Hosts Pleasant Assembly
Goldsboro news notes a social gathering hosted by Mrs. Alda Hudson in the Assembly Hall on Wednesday afternoon. The column also lists visits from Philadelphia, Wilmington, New York, and Elkton, with relatives in Nobie and Charlestown visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Alda Hudson
Assembly Hall
H. C. Booker
Philadelphia
William Cheflins
Fletcher Wharton
Wilmington
Emma Wharton
Pauline Bennett
Mattie Bennett
Patsie Weadman
New York
Louise Dennison
Addie Jarrell
Hattie Adkinson
Concord Camp
Failings
G. C. Johnson
John Shively
Scott
Elkton
J. F. Lane
Nobie, Jr
Elbert Jarrell
Charlestown
Pair View Rabbitry Operator Dominates Harrington Fair
W Thomas Lockerman owner of Pair View Rabbitry two miles south of Greensboro captured nine first prizes from nine entries at the Kent and Sussex County fair in Harrington Delaware. His Flemish Giants Chinchillas and New Zealand Reds topped the show, the top three rabbit breeds cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Thomas Lockerman
View Rabbitry
Greensboro
Sussex
Hillsboro and Queen Anne Church Notices and Socials
Sunday church services at Hillsboro M E Church at 10 30 a m with a sermon Sin in Believers and the second quarterly conference set for Saturday at 2 30 p m. Numerous social visits and guests from Wilmington Centreville Philadelphia and Baltimore fill a busy weekend in Hillsboro and surrounding towns.
Del Mar Va Mortgage Co Formed On Peninsula
A new lender, the Del Mar Va Mortgage Company, organizes on the Del Mar Va Peninsula with $100,000 capitalization. Eastern Shore financiers and Salisbury backers raise funds. state banks invited to subscribe. The plan is to provide first mortgages up to 50 to 60 percent of appraised value with standard prevailing rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del- Mar-Va
Charles M. Freeman
Extension Service News Club Week delegates listed
Four to five hundred Mary and farm youth depart August 5 for the Boys and Girls Club Week at College Park. More than 350 4 H clubs are organized in the state by the University of Maryland Extension Service and the USDA to teach improved farm and home practices. The program includes talks, classes, demonstrations and a Washington trip funded by the Maryland Bankers Association. Caroline county representatives include Ridgely Caroline Ebling Vivian Hol singer Virginia Holsinger Anna Frances Seward Mary Fries Ringgold Hillsboro Mary Virginia Sherwood Naomi Holland Anna Wood Doris Samis Goldsboro Ida Mae Boche Denton Jane Wine Margaret Beck Kathleen Moore Frances Lee Cooper Kathryn Yeoman Dorothy O Connor Ruth Greaves Williston Margaret Maloney Belle Lane Choptank Sarah Williamson Rebecca Woshell American Corner Hazel Baker Viola Trice Concord Lucille Smith Anderson town Adeline Melvin Liden's Pauline Wright Hickman Blanche Thomas Marie Fountain Florence Hollis Denton Ann Green. The Home Demonstration Agent accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
College Park
University of Maryland Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Maryland Bankers’ Association
Caroline County
Ridgely
Caroline Ebling
Vivian Holsinger
Virginia Holsinger
Anna Frances Seward
Mary Fries Ringgold
Hillsboro
Mary Virginia Sherwood
Naomi Holland
Anna Wood
Doris Samis
Goldsboro
Ida Mae Boche
Denton
Jane Wine
Margaret Beck
Kathleen Moore
Frances Lee Cooper
Kathryn Yeoman
Dorothy O'Connor
Ruth Greaves
Williston
Margaret Maloney
Belle Lane
Sarah Williamson
Rebecca Woshell
Hazel Baker
Viola Trice
Concord
Lucille Smith
Andersontown
Adeline Melvin
Liden
Pauline Wright
Hickman
Blanche Thomas
Marie Fountain
Florence Hollis
Ann Green
Williston Hosts Visiting Families and Guests
Williston and nearby residents welcomed guests from Philadelphia Baltimore and Massachusetts. The visitors included Mr. and Mrs. E B Maloney and Ruth from Pennsylvania and New Jersey trips ending at Sesqui Centennial and Lakehurst New Jersey. Other guests were Chester Bacon of Norristown and Mr. and Mrs. August Hoagland from Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Maloney
Ruth
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Lakehurst
Chester Bacon
Norristown
Roland B. Haynie
Richard Thompson
Johanna Thompson
M. L. Freyer
Baltimore
B. M. Redden
H. L. Bubb
Philadelphia
William D. Uhler
Ruth Maloney
Emergency Hospital
Easton
Williston
August Hoagland
Miami
Fla
William H. Willoughby
Oliver Smith
Massachusetts
W. C. Todd
Mary Ringe
Kirkpatrick
Frederick Ensor
Clean Sweep Sale assistance at Bear's store noted
Local notices report Miss Viola Jones assisting at Bear's store during a Clean Sweep Sale. Several residents are pictured visiting, with travels to Martinsburg and Greensboro, and church services noted. An agricultural bulletin cites USDA on red clover difficulties and soil remedies including lime and organic matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Jones
Bear’s
I. T. Saulsbury
Constance Wilson
Baltimore
Charles Starkey
Robert Moore
Denton
David Kline
Bridgeville
Ridgely
James Walker
Frank
Martinsburg
Topkis Brothers
J. P. Swing
Norman Wilson
Newport
Mike Ludwig
Preston
Joseph Shaw
Greenshoro
United States Department of Agriculture
Typhoid prevention drive urges nationwide action
Health officials urge local reports on every typhoid case to trace sources and control spread. Dr. Riley explains transmission via contaminated discharges and carriers, stressing disinfection of all waste and hands, milk handling risks, fly control, and screened kitchens. Ten preventive steps urge water boiling, hand washing, washing produce, covering food and garbage, fly screens, isolation when cases appear, disinfection of discharges, vaccination, and free statewide vaccine with physician fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
State Department of Health
R. H. Riley
State Bureau of Communicable Diseases
Blades Seeks Democratic Nomination for Baltimore Judge
Mr Webster S Blades filed last week with the Board of Elections a Democratic primary certificate for associate judge of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City. Six seats open next fall with eight Democratic candidates. Republicans have six. Blades, born December 6 1888 in Caroline county, Harvard Law 1915, practiced in Baltimore, WWI infantry lieutenant overseas, now Reserve Corps captain and author of law books including instructions to juries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster S. Blades
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
Albert S. J. Owens
Fleet W. Cox
Mr. Blades
Blades
Mr C H H Steelman On North Third Street Incident
Mr C H H Steelman took to North Third street on Monday in an incident noted by local records.
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the Local Department
Templeville
Burrsville
Ridgely News
George Fitz
Fitz
Waynesboro
Lancaster
Edward Zeigler
Bridgewater
Marry Zeigler
Nellie Ross
James Howenstein
Ross
Robert Gibson
John Swing
Leolan Jackson
Nellie
Margaret
North Carolina
T. W. Smith
Grace Vernon Smith
Thelma
Marion Cooper
Rahn
Cooper
Frank Dill
Frank Taylor
Billie
Clarksville
Eleanor
Thompsontown
Harry Mckinott
Leonard McKnett
Helen Selin
Marcus Hook
Biger
Harry Zeigler
Meekness
M. A. Brackett
Thompson Swing
L. M. Goodwin
Calvin Lynch
Charles Hammond
Church Hill
Lucille Hammond
Frank Dell
Lucille
Bethlehem
J. W. Simon
Burton Wilkinson
Thomas Gaitley
Gnaitleys
Evelyn Lane
Blanche Jackson
Mildred Swann
Mary Rebecca Saulsbury
Kitty Stoker
Ocean City
Marguerite Holsinger
Goucher College
T. A. Smith
Dutton
St. Benedict's Catholic Church
Cedar Grove
Milton King
Reformed Sunday School
Dorothy Flounders
University of Maryland
Watson Booker
John Hannaberry
Ernest Taylor
Dorothy Davis
Henrietta Swann
Paul Sewell
Harvey Sewell
Eugene Cooper
Carroll Meredith
Elizabeth Fleckenstein
Harry Robinson
Grace John Dyer
Eber Foster
Elizabeth
Alexander Russell
Charles Stevenson
MacGibbon
Canada
Ilenry Wilkinson
Burton
Leo Callahan
Edward Davis
Trenton
N.J
Sarah Davis
Rider College
Edward
Donald Johnston
Lewes
Milton
Charles Richards
E. M. Willey
Harry Merriken
Catherine Starkey
Ethel Andrew
Starr
Queen Anne’s
F. N. Smith
Stanley Draper
Catherine Cohee
L. H. Thomas
Hopkins
al. Billing
IF. N. Smith
Linwood Walridge
Fred Smith
W. H. Lord
Elbert Williamson
Queen Anne
Tuckahoe
M. E. Church
Norval Armstrong
William Gamble
Blanche Whitcraft
Florence Covell
Harry Covell
Thompson Hardware and Supply Co
Wothers
R. M. Harding
Sturtevant
N. §. Fisher
Charles Jarrell
J. M. Eaton
Oscar Clark
F. E. Jarrell
Betterton
Shannon Cramer
Fred Sylvester
Josephine Saulsbury
Royal Oak
Mollie Gootee
J. R. Holland
Jack Meyers
Betty Phillips
Hebron
F. T. Fury
Grace Ernst
Clear Spring
Edgar Blades
St. Pauls
Nealie Dukes
W. A. Holt
J. A. Morgan
Manassas
Dan Stewart
W. B. Sparks
Emma Denny
Isaac Sparklin
Nettie Covell
Joe Taylor
James Sherwood
I. T. Sparklin
Friends
Rock Hall
J. E. Morgan
Horace Morgan
Ruth Dean
Henry Morgan
James Fleming
Mr. Morgan
Mollie Diggans
Marjorie Sparks
R. V. Whitehurst
Mae Hooker
Mabel Turner
James Rickards
Ford Adams
Margaret Briscoe
Oak Orchard
Wilbur Clark
Hilda Covey
T. Watts
Frank Linton
Dallas Lee
Bernard Messix
Billy
Louise Short
Elizabeth Jump
Harold Jump
Harry Knotts
Ethel Holt
Everett Blades
Claiborne
Howard Flowers
Grace Rood
Ruth Sewell
Keplar Barnette
Savannah
Georgia
Asbury Sharp
Harry Moore
H. E. McBride
Mary Jump
Hyattsville
Dorothy Jump
Emma Short
Extension Service News
Charles L. Herzog
Herzog
Herzie
C. HH. Steelman
Citizens’ Military Training
Journal
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