Federalsburg fair week and rural notices skim
The Federalsburg Courier reports fairs and events planned for nearby towns with extended notes on sales, bake sales, and club meetings. Rural mail carrier exams, church lectures, and family reunions are listed, along with local obituaries and weather-related transit disruptions due to heavy rains.
Social News Highlights From Denton and Surrounding Towns
Col Luther H Gadd of Annapolis visited Denton as a guest of Mr and Mrs William H Anderson. Numerous couples from Federalsburg Elkton and Baltimore were wed recently and plan homes in Tuckahoe Neck and Denton. Many relatives and friends gathered at gatherings and trips to Philadelphia Ocean City and Washington with engagements and several marriages noted among residents and visitors.
Community Club booth plans at Caroline exhibit
Hobbs Mrs T M Todd hosted the Andersontown Hobbs Community Club for a Wednesday gathering to plan a booth at the Caroline county women's clubs exhibit. Several locals and visitors are noted, including students at the State Normal School and various residents visiting or traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Todd
Andersontown Hobbs
Caroline County
Farm Bureau
Concord
Helen Hubbard
Marietta Butler
Ruth Johnston
State Normal School
Vacation Bible School at Church of the Brethren
Daily Vacation Bible School directed by Miss Nettie Maupin of Easton runs two weeks from 8:45 to 11:30 with sessions and an exhibit next Friday. Attendance started near thirty and rises daily. many locals and visitors are noted in itineraries, visits, and family travel around Ridgely and nearby towns.
Hillsboro Social News and Visits Across Town
Hillsboro residents and guests are listed with weekend visits and hospitality. Henry Huffman and John Huffman of Woodsboro spend a week with the Rices. Elizabeth Benson of Frederick joins. Various local families host and entertain visitors from Wilmington Baltimore Queen Anne Stevensville and Queenstown during August.
Social notes of Wilmington visitors and guests
Local residents host guests from Philadelphia Baltimore Tonawanda and Snow Hill with several trips to Philadelphia and Wilmington. Summer visitors include Misses Harmon Hemp Coffin Clayville and others. Also notice of drastic reductions at Newnam's August Furniture Sale starting July 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newnam's
Visitors and homecomings in Ridgely area families
Mrs Katherine Lasier returns home after visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs J H Bruinbaugh in Ridgely. Mr Harvey R Porter of Chester Pa visits son Harvey Jr at the Rowe grandparents home. Mr and Mrs Jesse Lasier spend Sunday in Ridgely with Mr and Mrs J H Brombaugh. Mr Max Johnson of Farmington spends Monday with Mr and Mrs I W Johnson. Mrs Dukes Pepper of Riverside N J visits Mr and Mrs Victor Peppers. Mrs A E Jackson spends Saturday with daughter Mrs Fred Rowe while Mr and Mrs E W Johnson visit relatives in Farmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Lasier
J. H. Bruinbaugh
Ridgely
Harvey R. Porter
Chester
Harvey, Jr
Fred Rowe
Jesse Lasier
J. H. Brombaugh
Max Johnson
Farmington
I. W. Johnson
Dukes Pepper
Riverside
N. J
Victor Peppers
A.E. Jackson
E. W. Johnson
Caroline Girls Attend College Park Club Week Exercises
Caroline county girls from Denton and Ridgely districts participate in Club Week activities at College Park led by Mrs. Edna Green of the Denton Girls' Club and home demonstration agent Miss Bessle M. Spafford. Names of attendees include Hattie Lewis Margaret Collins Lavinia Trice Dorothy Andrews Margaret Steward Jennie Todd Mary McNeal Nettle Lord Harmony Margaret Beck Jane Wine Frances Lee Cooper Kathleen Moore Ann Green Ruth Greaves Anna Wood Marie Schlegel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
College Park
Caroline County
Hattie Lewis
American Corner
Margaret Collins
Lavinia Trice
Chestnut Grove
Dorothy Andrews
Margaret Stewarnt
Choptank
Jennie Todd
Mary Mc Neal
Nettle Lord
Harmony
Margaret Beck
Jane Wine
Frances Lee Cooper
Kathleen Moore
Ann Green
Ruth Greaves
Denton
Anna Wood
Tuckahoe Neck
Marie Schlegel
Ridgely
Edna Green
Bessle M. Spafford
Parsonage Guests and Local Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Harry Nevins and family hosted parsonage guests including Miss Anne Nevins and Master Overton Hugh lett on Sunday. The Knotts family returned from six weeks in Rehoboth. John Russom and grandson Franklin Breitenbach visited the Deans with Willis Laing and family. Philadelphia guests were Mrs H P Flowers sister of Mrs Flowers. Emma Short fins returned from Rehoboth visiting her daughter Mrs Cortelyou. The Sunday School excursion last Thursday took many Queen Anne people to Ocean City. Mrs J R Turner and children returned from a fortnight in Delaware. Dr J A Rood and family and Miss Francis Rowe camped at Rehobosh. Nancy Colona, guest of Miss Ruth Sewell, left for Philadelphia. Charles Rhodes attended a postal convention at Betterton on Monday. Harrison Lege of Stevensville is the guest of her sister Mrs Charles Dean. J E Morgan celebrated his birthday with a family party. The Adult Wesley Bible Class will hold a picnic at Williston on Friday. Fannie Sheppard is guest of her sister Mrs Herbert Stayton. Marie Harrison is guest of Mr and Mrs Everett Blades. Louise Short returned from Towson summer school on Tuesday. K M Barnette spent the weekend in Queen Anne. Dora Limpert is a prest of Mrs Howard Sewell. Charles Barton has a new Ford coupe. Mrs Byron Barton is in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther H. Gadd
Annapolis
William H. Anderson
Gadd
Caroline County
Court of Appeals
Charles H. Butler
Elizabeth Melvin
Elkton
Butler
Philadelphia
Delaware
Tuckahoe Neck
Wither
Effie Nichols
Clarence E. Nichols
Federalsburg
Vincent McCrea
John A. McCrea
Martin Priestly Allen
Denton
Sadie Neal
Raymond R. Fisher
Walbronk Methodist’ Episcopal Church
Baltimore
J. M. Gilluna
Joseph F. Waterson
Johnny
Washington, D. C
John QO. Davis
Norman
Roe
New Jersey
Walter Downes
Eltis Crockett
Marcus Hook
Harvey Atherholt
Boothwyn
Elmer Downes
E. W. Smith
Samuel Epper
Pottstown
Smith
Susan A. Smith
Franklin Street
Mollie Taylor
Warren van Sant
Greensboro
Alice Comegys
Eleanor Rich
J. Alda Jackson
J. R. Shiels and Sons
Masters James, Jr
W. T. Thawley
Frank Cannon
Rufus Cannon
W. R. Cannon
Howard Melvin, Jr
University of Virginia
Camp Davenport
Talbot County
Oron F. Smith
Henry
Waverly
Virginia
J. M. Haymaker
Pearl Lankford
United States
C. E. Weller
Lawrence B. Towers
Katherine Healey
Miss May
Walbrook
Pippin
Norman J. Smith
Josephine Pippin
Washington
John K. Calloway
Mark H. Smith
Cambridge
Elizbeth Dukes
Kennedyville
Wright Garton
Neat Richardson
Rehoboth
Virginia Horsey
Interlaken
N.Y
George C. Skirven
Brooklyn
N. Y
Annie E. Pippin
Charles Haymaker
Church of the Brethren
Nettie Maupin
Easton
Viola Jones
Leonard Dean
Rachel McKenny
Mabel Jones
Mary Laird
J. J. Ivison
F. J. Klotz
Elsie Matthews
Pape Jones
Fred Kaeneman
Edt Morris
Miss Nichols
Atlantic City
T. L. Day
Central Avenue
Lane & Lang
Day
Harvey Holsinger
Troy Ashcraft
Wadesboro
N.C
Frances Pennington
Ingleside
Frank Matthews
Hickman
Rev
L. S. Matthews
Trainer
George Fitz
Blair
Bettie
Waynesboro
J. K. Hannaberry
Norman Wilson
Harry Wilson
Bessie Wilson
Ada Matthews
Concord Camp
James H. Pippin
Patchett
Surrey Apartments
Venton
N. J
Quackenboss
Rehaboih
Brown Elliott
Walter Bennington
Herbert Jones
John Jackson
Leelan Jackson
Methodist Parsonage
Frank Stayer
Lancaster
A. W. Saulsbury
Centreville
Mamie Smith
Anne
Powell
Hartley
Beatrice Bower
J. E. Newton
Martha Paynter
Sadlersville
Bear
Ben Moses
New York City
Harry Hemmons
Ethel Reed
Golt
Mary Detwiler
John
Henry Huffman
Woodsboro
Elizabeth Benson
Frederick
S. C. Rice
J. T. Sparklin
Ella Jump
Madge Jump
Queen Anne
Maude Smith
Wyoming
Samuel Borden-Smith
Stu. Paul's
FL. Chuck
Hillsboro
James Sherwood
Lexigar Blades
Maryland State Normal School
Houston Russom
Balttimore
Albert Cahalt
Frances Covell
Dora Morris
Harry Covell
J. R. Holland
Orville Mullikin
Haute
Marie
Lucille Seymour
Pearl Seymour
Mary Neal Smith
Penn's Grove
Sparklie
Susie Thompson
Billy
Chestertown
Edward Wheeler
Annie Jump
Mary S. Cooper
Columbia University
Legg
Stevensville
Albert Calall
I. T. Sparktin
Harry Fleming
Annabelle Moore
John Holt
Stafford
Skipton
Harvey Wothers
Emma Locke
Town
Harry Nevins
Anne Nevins
Overton Hughlett
Harry Knotts
John Russom
Franklin Breitenbach
C. H. Dean
Willis Laing
H. P. Flowers
Emma Short Fins
C. Cortelyou
Ocean City
J. R. Turner
J. A. Rood
Francis Rowe
Rehobosh
Nancy Colona
Ruth Sewell
Charles Rhodes
Betterton
Harrison Lege
Charles Dean
J. E. Morgan
Wesley Bible
Williston
Fannie Sheppard
Herbert Stayton
Marie Harrison
Everett Blades
Louise Short
Towson
K. M. Barnette
Dora Limpert
Howard Sewell
Charles Barton
Ford
Surprise Party Honors Mr Dean in Preston
Mrs C J Dean hosted a Saturday night surprise for Mr Dean. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Dennis Perchceni Payne Covey Flaharty Collins Spies Kelley Flu harty Arringdale Stack Keys Kelley Harrison Flaharty Spies Cotona Taylor Payne Finharty and others. Guests brought numerous fine gifts and refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Dean
Dean
J. T. Dennis
Perchceni
Raymond Payne
Walter Covey
George Flaharty
Will Collins
Spies
Glen Kelley
Lacy Fluharty
Harry Arringdale
Gifford Bowdle
Annie Stack
Lut Keys
Tilghman Kelley
Ella Harrison
Annie Flaharty
Catherine
Glen Spies
Nancy Cotona
Evelyn Taylor
Messrs
Russell
Roger Payne
Norwood Finharty
Ellis Percheeni
Bible Students to Hloth Service at Palace Theatre
International Bible Students of the local class hold all day services at the Palace Theatre, Deniop, on Sunday August 9 beginning at 10 o'clock. A 11 o'clock discourse by H Krubm of Baltimore will be on Future Inheritance of the Saints. Afternoon prayer and testimony meeting precedes a 3 o'clock discourse to be announced. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Bible Students
Palace Theatre
Deniop
H. Krubm
Baltimore
Shorter Route to the Shore Expands Shore Trail mileage cuts
The new Millington to Sutfersville link shortens Eastern Shore travel, reduces Elkton to Salisbury distance by 9.3 miles, and links with five Delaware highways toward Rehoboth. The Shore Trail runs Elkton to Salisbury via Chesapeake City and Denton, with Chestertown route offering Salisbury access. An Eldorado link may add five miles. Orphans' Court items include real estate sales, guardian appointments, and estate administrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutfersville
Millington
Baltimore
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Millington-Sadlersville
Delaware State Line
Elkton
Maryland, Virginia
Cape Charles
Chesapeake
Delaware
Sea
Rehoboth
Triffic
Bay
Salisbury
Chesapeake City
Galena
Sadlersville
Goldsboro
Greensboro
Denton
Federalsburg
Preston
Chestertown
Ingleside
Centreville
Easton
Eldorado
Church Hill
Kenneth G Faulkner Appointed New Opera House Organist
The New Dover Opera House announces Kenneth G Faulkner of Baltimore as the new organist in charge of the musical program. Born in Boston, he has played organ recitals in major cities and recently completed an eight year term at Baltimore venues Park Way and Metropolitan Theatres, hailed as one of the nation’s finest organists. His program will include a beautiful overture of selections from grand opera to modern jazz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Dover Opera House
Dover
Kenneth G. Faulkner
Baltimore
Faulkner
Boston
Parkway
Metropolitan Theatres
United States
Caroline County Farmers Day Picnic at Concord Camp Ground
The Caroline County Farmers Day picnic will be at Concord Camp Ground on August 14 with county women's clubs coordinating extended demonstrations. Morning sessions feature educational demos on agriculture and home economics supervised by clubs and University of Maryland extension specialists. A horseshoe pitching tournament offers a silver cup prize, last year won by Concord Local. Afternoon program includes Orme's Orchestra, community singing, and talks by Mrs. Sippel, TAlan Goldsborough, and Dr. F Berger. The day starts at 9 am with refreshments on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Concord Camp Ground
University of Maryland Extension Service
Concord
Orme
Sippel
State Federation of Women's Clubs
T. Alan Goldsborough
F. B. Bomberger
Jurors for October Court Named by Judge Keating
The October jurors were drawn last week by Judge Keating and listed in Saturdays Journal. Names include P. Coe, Wm Foster, Jarman, Lane, Kibler, Jarrell, Shultz, Todd, Beaven, Brown, Collins, and many others across districts. Also notes Bible school at Church of the Brethren opening with about sixty five children enrolled and a planned microscopy display next Sunday. Pastor Ina Arnold invites patrons to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keating
Journal
Church of the Brethren
Ina Arnold
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Pocomoke
Dodge
E. H. Hirs
Farmers’ Supply Co
Federalsburg Courier
Boy Scouts of the
M. E. Church
N. P. Kern
Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
Boy Scouts of
Denton M. PP
Claiborne
Cecil Mlake
Paul Howard
Wright Cooper
Square Farm
Chapel
Matthews Road
Massey
George H. Jefferson
Jacob E. West
Seaford
J. Virgil Moore
Edward J
Edward Lapham
C. R. Curtis
Karl Bessen
Sandy [Stand Bridge
Easton Hospital
Mardhelina Park
W. Spencer Skinner
Mardelina Park
Melvin G. Mortis
Taylor's Tabernacle
Denton Road
A. A. Smith
Tampa
Fla
Willoughy
Wye Mills
Gertrude Evitts Munday
Goon
Cresheim Road
James J. Munday
Munday
Gerttrude Evitts
William Seth Evins
Anna Maria Evitts
Willoughby
Church of the Holy Cross
Holy Cross
Gertrude
James
Josephine
William
Heye
Ipwspray
M. K. Newnam
Burrsville
Roy Chance
T. R. Jacobs
Howard Chance
Mary Wyatt
Raughley
Burnley
Annie Raughley
Elijah Hutson
Camden
Messrs. Peets
Milford
R. HH. Thawley
James O. Stafford, Jr
W. Austine Stafford
Brownsville
Ray Stafford
Willis
John Pettigrew
Jean
Ofrooklyn
J. Baldwin
Frank Price
Jacob W. Price
William H. Satterfield
Amos Layton
Clifford Rauphiley
Lester Cahall
Clyde Wyatt
Helen Anderson
Laura A. Porter
Harry Gordon
Miss Gordon
Harry Cheezum
Collingsdale
Rachel Price
D. Fortney
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Hobbs
R. H. Walling
James H. H. Nuttle
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B. B. Cobee
L. H. Thomas
Scott Laramore
Gumborn
Det
Tolchester
Mesers
Robert Starkey
John Duncan
Catherine Cobee
Charleston
Buckingham
Newark
Del
Linwood Walridge
F. N. Smith
Gladys McDonald
Sarah Davis
Harry Love
Aid
Boone Beauchamp
Clara
Mabel Sutherlan
Mildred Clark
Esther Willey
C. S. Marshall
Edward Towers
Petosky
Michigan
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Ridgely News
W. F. Clark
Pierce
Annabel Clark
Beatrice Wood
Pauline
Juanita Cele
Emma Gooden
Ralph's Wharf
J. W. Hoffecker
Lillie
D. W. Belt
F. B. Sweeney
Lizzie Colmery
Margaret
Tonawanda
P. A. Marvel
Pauline Harmon
Viola Conaway
Francis Schoppe
John Kusmaul
Ruth Hemp
Anna Coffin
William Edge
Esther Clayville
S. L. Hanby
Fairlee
C, HH. Clayville
New Shore
Spylesutte
Speccewille
Fraurel
Delaware Bay
Ocaon Eyrvznc
Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawn
Ella G. Toulson
James C. Mattikin
C. T2
John Ringgold
Charles Jarrell
George C. Walls
Isaac T. Sparklin
Thomas B. Sparklin
Wilbert L. Merriken
Daniel Gibson
Leonard F. Covey
Isaac Lake Nichols
Lake Nichols
William T. Hignutt
Willa Virginia Jefferson
T. Pliny Fisher
George R. Neal
James D. Neal
Sylvester J. Fogwell
B. Ernest Reed
J. Harvey Coursey
Robert E. Coursey
Opera House
SECO
A. C. Bilbrough
Andrew Baggs
James E. Curry
F. Ellwanger
Elmer Cole
Wm. M. Garey
Jacob E. Gibson
Thomas H. Hobbs
George R. Horsey
L. Irving Jonas
Istrict
J. Frank Lane
T. E. Heather
John T. Milby
F. P. Medford
John F. Quillen
A. Clark Smith
John T. Shultz
Lewis Walls
Lapham
Chas. L. Jarrell
John F. Jarman
Lewis N. Kibler
Wm. P. Manlove
William A. Roe
H. C. Rawlings
Geo. Schrieber
Aaron Swann
D. J. Zacharias
Thiri
M. P. Allen
Fred B. Nuttle
S. G. Bye
Elmer T. Orme
T. A. Cleaves
F. W. Redden
D. W. Davis
R. H. Stafford
I. L. Dukes
Leland T. Short
John L. George
H. Earle Smith
H. Gle Hobbs
J. Atwood Todd
C. G. Hignutt
C. Leslie Walls
Joseph Laramore
Alda P. Whitby
Leslie Merrick
A. D. Ivins
Edward Lane
John W. Noble
Wm. F. Perry
Levin C. Reid
John F. Spence
John E. Todd
W. P. Taylor
J. O. Wright
T. Fred Brown
W. Lowe Collins
T. H. Chamber
William E. Cox
Victor Deen
Ward Edgell
T. R. Hackett
John W. Hurlee
Harvey Long
Harry E. Kind
I. Henry
Foe Credith
W. McMahan
Robinson Nichols
J. Herman Noble
Clinton S. Poole
W. W. Parker
Chas. M. Walker
James B. Wright
H. Lay Beaven
Milford Kline
Jon. H. Carroll
Clarence Kern
D. M. Clopper
R. J. Magrogan
Wallace E. Clark
Clayton Roe
Philip W. Downes
Charles W. Roe
John Eveland
Wm. M. Towers
T. Fleetwood
I. T. Sparklin
W. P. Fleming
J. F. Swartz
Lewis Hammer
H. M. Thompson
W. Arthur Holt
R. Blackburn, Jr
Robert G. Dean
Austin J. Durney
Vachel Downes
John D. Davis
Thos. Gaitley
C. P. Holsinger
H. C. Harrington
Chas. Stevenson
John R. Andrew
Lacy Alford
Tanse Andrew
Raymond Andrew
H. J. Beauchamp
Ernest Collins
Joseph E. Clark
Clayton Covey
James H. Dew
Herbert T. Jones
A. Keeneman
Calvin D. Lynch
Isaac E. Mason
Robi. E. Smith
Frank P. Simon
J. M. Swing
Wm. T. Temple
Walter Fountain
J. A Charles E. Liden
Oscar Nichols
James H. Neal
Harvey Quillen
Joseph Sautter
B. Smith
Chas. W. Smith
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