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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1918

Page

3

Local notes mention meetings and incidents in Caroline County

The Caroline County Local Board calls for military registration actions with August 24 deadlines for all men aged 21 to register. The report notes training intensities at Pars Island, court cases in Baltimore and Wilmington, and various local mishaps including a barn fire, drownings, and a fire at a farm building.

Eeonamics Club Ottawa Abe AL Pentz Cambh Pocomoke Tameetire Peaners Club Feraethoan Ihe Locas Board Vasant Chutes Hopkins Charenide Unhal Wim Penn Fastan Penn John Henrs Pangier Sumi Aml Miro Gus Brice Darcheter George C. Shireen Chaimin Denton Jine C. T. Wyatt Tabernacle Concord Camp Melvin Wheatley Draper Chapeldistie New Bradpe United States Baltmore Oxford Baltimore Lewis Elizabeth Covey Ridgely Mal Walmington Del Caroline Counts Baltimore American Vionday Abert G. Tover Public Service Commision Citizens Banking Companys Fidelity Trus Company Vic William Launrenceletcher Marie Tletcher Preston Vater Caroline Tletcher Camp Meadel Oqcener

Social News From Denton Residents Abroad And At Home

Mrs and Mrs TM Muller Miss Gwen dolyn Miller and Mr John Miller of Roanoke accompanied Mr and Mrs William J Richards and Miss Dorothy Miller who returned Thursday from Clifton Forge VA after a three week visit. The route passed through Maryland and Virginia with four hundred miles of scenic mountain dale and plain views.

TM. Muller Gwendolyn Miller John Miller Roanhoke William J. Richards Dorothy Miller Clifton Forge Maryland Virginia Dale Fertile F. Fee Clark James R. Clark Marcus Brook Camp Joseph PF. Johnston Jacksonville Newport Mews Ott W. Neal Ing Prance Depairt Meng Harold C Nuttle U.S Marines Quintico League Island Philadelphia Denton Nude Tune Overeas Mire Hi Sherwand Helen Grauer Montabella Park Baltimore Christopher Birer Hermin A H. Cade Hairs W Cade Viro Mire Dr. Wit Thenberrs and Diuehters Manchester Indiana Vor H. Earle Smith William Henning New York Tochard Henning Vic George Henning WD. Mede Wilmington C of York, Jr S.F. Cole C. So Mosher Trene Wallice

Storm damages and social notes in Ridgely

A severe electrical storm on Monday caused a lightning strike on a Central avenue tree and minor damage to a granary at Frank Stevenson’s. Several residents were mentioned including Harry Laird, Adam Holsinger who lost a cow, and local church activities were affected by Rev J J Bunting’s vacation. Social visits, baptisms, and upcoming events fill the column with names such as Walter Lord Caroline Thawley Ethel Gruber and Mrs Elmer Coblentz. Weather, travel, and community life are documented alongside birthday and illness notes.

Central Avenue Harry Laird Frank Stevenson Adam Holsinger J. J. Bunting Wise Walter Lord Caroline Thawley Denton Ethel Gruber Pottstown Carlton Lord Chester Elmer Coblentz Carlisle Reformed Church Stanley Grabill J.T. Stevenson Elizabeth Steele Puttsburg T. P. Tiler Won. Zobler Lancaster Harry Gibson Delmar visHed And Myre J. W. Grban Mire Jot. Stesen John Saulburs Helen Haymarker Baltimore Strayer Business College Pan Nettas Hotman J. W. Gibson Maud Price William Jarrell William Berrys Wilmington Gilbert Hapadone

Harmony News Highlights From Anderson and Nearby

Miss Caroline Davis of Anderson listed as poet of her cousins Vera Florence and Elizabeth Deen. W F Towers and family of Denton visited the Rolands. C C Deen and Alvan Todd selling peaches recently. Sunday School at 9 oclock, preaching at 11 by Rev J V Lain Brown. Mrs Helle Deen visiting granddaughter Mrs James Taylor Bethlehem. Chas Waiths and family guests of Mrs Annie Todd. Miss Liathan Deen visiting Miss Beryl Webster. H C Todd adds to residence. Paul Kelly spending week with local friends. Mrs S J Hurst ill. Miss Hazel Todd still quite ill.

Caroline Davis Andersontown Vmise- Vera Florence Elizabeth Deen W. F. Towers Denton Roland Towers C. C. Deen Alvan Todd Roo J. Vme Lain Brown Helle Deen James Taylor Bethlehem Chas. Waiths Annie Todd Liathan Deen Beryl Webster H.C. ‘Todd Paul Kelly S.J. Hurst Hazel ‘Todd

Local Folks Take Touring Car Trip and Visit Relatives

Messrs Claude Howard Carey Nichols Ernest Griffith and Sidney Collins spent part of last week with Warrington and Philadelphia relatives and friends. The trip was made in Mr Howard's touring car. Mrs Lynnie Blunt and Mrs Martin Blunt with children Elsie and Laura of Jumata Pa are visiting Mr and Mrs Q O Howard nearby. Quite a number of residents visited Tolchester on Thursday. The trip was by automobile. Cards report Sat Wilmer Collins, formerly of this place, arrived safely in France. Miss Anna Rose who finished a course in summer school at Iowa has returned home.

John W. Rice Priscilla Rice Baltimore Cora F. Roe Marcus Hook G.S. Roe John L. George O. F. Smith Wilmington Evelyn Roselle Covey Federalsburg Andrew T. Cove Bates Stephens Emory D- Kimmey Wilhington John S. George Torinne Mowbray S. G. Nuttle H. Clay Hobbs Geo C. Moore Ocean City G. Homer Rice Baltmore Lelchester Lthel Gruber Pottstown Richard Porter Barbara Biger Easton Christopher River Roy Phebus Harry Burrsville Wesley Porter Wilton Porter Harry Porter Harry C. Collison Eva A. Fhawley Evelyn Collison Mesdames Reba Staffard Mary Stafford Laura Margaret Thawley Ruth Harvey Elen Hopkins Sadie Garrett Lewes Del Emma Hamon Hickman Mary Lollar Philadelphia James Hopkins Laura A. Porter Me. T. Ro Rust Greenwood W. G. Wooter Denton Pen Maror Clarence Vas Lola and Brade Fountain Harlan Ro Blades Mturphy Tolchester Thureday Pohl Sapp Mies Fennie Weatt Edward Mie Vro J JL Stevens Mire Nettie Lister Tuckahoe Mro Mire Harvey Claude Howard Carey Nichols Ernest Griffith Sidney Collins Warington Philadelphis Mr. Howard Lynnie Blunt Martin Blunt Elsie Jumata Visibe QO. H. Howard Automabnes Wilmer Collins France Anna Rose Lowsan Greensboro James Swann Ro Neese St Paul's WW. E. Church Jesus Thomas N. Given St. John’s M. E. Church Lewisville G. R Neese William Totheroh Kathleen Pritchett Dorothy Eckenbine Francis Lynch William Marvis Ketterton Clarence G. Neese Gordon G. R. Neese Tho. Thornton Enterprise Maude J. Towers Audrey Shields George Stevenson C. H. Pippin Chas. A. Taubel A. E. Shields Golden Grove Annie Hopkins Jack Ewing Edith Grace Jarman D. F. Richards Stork Jesse W. Porter Percy Spence Alex Mec Knott F. P. Roe

Sunday School Change Inspires Perseverance Band Event

Mr Charles Jarrell hosted his Sunday School class and the Perseverance Band last Thursday evening. Mrs FLOC MacSorley of Federalsburg and their son J R MacSorley, with Prank Sparks and family in Philadelphia, visit W B Sparks and Virginia Jones of Clayton with Ndna Fleming and Lucretia Gibbs in York PA. Mrs Annie Chase of Washington visits Florence Beaver. Watermelons and other fruits are noted as inferior in market.

Charles Jarrell Floc. MacSorley Federalsburg J. R. MacSorley Prank Sparks Philadelphia W. B. Sparks Virginia Jones Clayton Ndna Fleming

Death of Mr Homer Steele at Easton Hospital

Mr Homer Steele died after a week long typhoid illness at Easton Hospital on Friday August 2. He worked for the railroad and had lived in St Michaels for three years. The remans were brought to his parents home and his funeral followed at Templesville cemetery. Sympathy to Mr and Mrs Steele.

Homer Steele Easton Hospital Steele St. Michaels Templesville Walter Pelly Philadelphia Leffa W. Leather Rachel McLain Wilmington Plp. Medford FH. Heather

Denton and Biltmore visits noted in brief

Miss Louie Norris of Denton spent the past week with Mrs. Cleo Messick. Mrs. Hooper of Biltmore visited her daughter, Mrs. HI. M. Parron. Mr. A. J. Messick made a business trip to Baltimore this week.

Louie Norris Denton Cleo Messick Hooper Biltmore HI. M. Parron A. J. Messick Baltimore

Obituary notices and local visits in Delaware and nearby towns

Obituaries record Mr Edwin Salisbury of near Viola Del dying at 73 with interment at Canterbury cemetery. Other notices recount visits to Newnam's wharf Chester river camping party from Philadelphia, attendance at Mrs S M Harrington's funeral in Felton, and multiple family visits across Andersontown Harrington Concord Wilmington and Felton. Also mentions Hobbs Manufacturing tomato cannery activity, Mr T H Towers traveling to Baltimore for Bohemian help, and local lightning damaging a cedar on Poole farm.

Edwin Salisbury Viola Del J. H. Merciken Miss Callaway Vernon Canterbury Cemetery Cohee Newnam’s Wharf Chester River Philadelphia J. H. Meniken S. M. Harrington Felton Barratt’s Chapel Hobbs Manufacturing Co T. H.towers Baltimore Walter E. Lord Oscar Hamilton France J. D. Neal Penn’ Grove N. J Andersontown W. J. Stokeley Wilmington D. Masten Concord L. H. Thomas H. Thomas Harrington W. L Jump D. Bryan Faston Walter EF Joe Mors Harrington Edward J. Ho Merriken E. Smith Marne Oklo Paston W. Spence, Jr Chillicothe Biltimore W. R. Keel L. R. Hignatt B. Robinson Hobbs Newack Poole Farm

Local notices of residents and visitors in town

Last week several townspeople were noted visiting relatives and guests. Charles Meluney of Philadelphia was with his ailing father Tilghman Meluney. othersInclude Wayne Lyden Gootee Brown and family, Howard Chamber with his mother Mrs. Sam Chamber, Ade Hammond of Bayonne, and many travelers visiting Shiloh camp or visiting relatives in Woodlyne Nassau Del Chester Pa and Baltimore.

Charles Meluney Philadelphia Tilghman Meluney Wayne Lyden Greenwood J. M. Brown Gootee Brown Sam Chamber Howard Lewes Emma Hayman Victor Hammond Ade Bayonne N. J Wim Wm. Croft Shiloh D. Wy Davis Paige Pauline Helen Fountain Woodlyne

New hunting rules set seasons and license needs

Federal rules authorize no killing of doves before September 1 and no hunting of summer or wood ducks before November 1. Punners must obtain licenses this year. State Game Warden authorizes local officials to arrest anyone hunting on their lands without a 1918 license.

Knight Dies at 81 in Greensboro Home

Robert Henry Knight a London native died at his Greensboro home on Monday aged 81. Funeral held Wednesday with pallbearers James Curry John Mitchell J P Green Burt Hobbs J C Russell and J Calvin Smith. Survived by eight children including Mrs John Luff Mrs Thomas Luff Mrs Benjamin Hevalow and others. Knight came to America as a youth settling in Dover and worked as a carpenter.

Robert Henry Knight London James Curry John Mitchell J. P. Green Burt Hobbs J. C. Russell J. Calvin Smith Kaght Rachel Kenton Kent County Del John Luff Thomas Luff Benjamin Hevalow Qear Eskridge Harry Dunning Moes RK Robert H George Edward Knight Knight Dover A. E. Shields Wiliam A. Shields M. G. Co France Newark Mae Collins Det Harry S. Thiel Dorothy Wilmington Criston Sturgeon G. R. Neese Clayton Jarman Sams Switzerland

Famous Picture to Be Shown Here at Parker's Theatre

Ambassador James W. Gerard's My Four Years in Germany to be screened at Parker's Theatres on September 6 and 7. The film follows his stay from July 4, 1913, through his Kaiser's presentation, U S passport after war declaration, and events including the sinking of the Lusitania, treatment of prisoners, Belgium tragedy, battles of the Marne and the Aisne, to the Kaiser’s postwar stance. Evening shows begin 7:30 p.m. Friday and 7 p.m. Saturday. matinee 2 p.m. Saturday. Reserved seats 75 cents, general 50 cents. matinee 56 cents. Tickets at Parker's residence or at the theatre on show nights. phone 176.

James W. Gerard Germany Parker's New ‘Theatre Gerard German Imperial Court United States Lusitania Belgium Marne Aisne America

Registration Ordered to Add 21-Year-Old Youths to Draft Pool

Provost Marshal General Crowder ordered a Saturday registration on August 24 for all youths who turned 21 since the June 5 second registration, per the President's proclamation. The aim is to rapidly expand Class 1 to meet September draft calls.

Crowder

Reckless Driving Warns Through Grim Wreck Tales

An automobile wrecks theme emphasizes the danger of high speed and road faults. A reporter argues public need to know the true risks, recounting a fatal accident where a driver was crushed and died, urging caution as wrecks become more common with increasing travel.

Orphans' Court Actions Include Administrations Granted

Judges Liden Moore and Covey presided as letters of administration on the personal estate of Thomas H. Lord were granted to Mary Anna Lord with bond filed and approved. Notices to creditors ordered. Appraisers named R Waldo Emerson and John W Wiggins. inventories and accounts for Hayman Walston Fuchs McCloud passed.

Liden, Moore and Covey Orphans’ Court Thomas H. Lord Mary Anna Lord R. Waldo Emerson John W. Wiggins Emma Hayman Edward Hayman John Hayman Clara Walston George C. Walston John Fuchs John George Fuchs Charles B. Harrison Elizabeth Fuchs Margaretta McCloud Franklin McCloud Pacced

Prettyman Family Guests and Local Visits

Mr and Mrs C W Prettyman and family of Ridgely were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs W W Prettyman Mrs Thomas L Moore has returned to Chester Pa after visiting her parents Miss Amanda Griffith is visiting sister Mrs Sallie Cohee Mr and Mrs B Moore and family spent Sunday evening at Shiloh

C. W. Prettyman Ridgely W. W. Prettyman Thomas. L. Moore Chester Amanda Griffith Sallie Cohee B. Moore Shiloh

Sheriff proposes using Laston jail as lodging house

No prisoners in Laston jail for weeks prompts sheriff to urge Commissioners rent the facility as a lodging house. Old John Barleycorn appears out of business, signaling a shift in local temperance and economy.

Laston John Barleycorn

Notice of Election Judges and Clerks Appointed

The Supervisors of Elections for Caroline county appoint election judges and clerks for eight districts with party designations. Names include W Foster Clark Democrat Henderson Alfred Dennison Republican Henderson and others to appear for examination August 27, 1918 in Denton Maryland.

Office of Supervisors of Elections Denton Caroline County Court House W. Foster Clark John K. Lynch Richard T. West Harry B. Mason C. Leslie Walls

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the Local Department Army J. Wradford Shawn Lyford Mr. Shawn Velma Rice Clyde Norfolk J. Kingsley Mercer Avis Bishop Wihnington Mary Shawn and Virs Roland Goslin Cambridge Gilbert Hagadone Henry Wilson Magar Bnach Bo Garey Ian Price Elmer Fovert Paton Hospital Tion Rohl Mise Pya A. Thawley Camden Sunda Thomas Draper Sapp Moss Teta Sparks Margaret Statford Chester Biker Faston Hopital Stephens Mary EL Heatvest Nora Davis Marie Crisfield May Walters Steve Tville Kent Island Redden & Son Rovers Beach Thurdas Johin Baker THE Ridgely News Paul New Edward Pearsaul Canning Harry Lard Harford County Margaret Saulsbury Hore Ridgely Mildred Swann A.B. Smith Anne Mary Rebecca Saulsbury Joyce Bunting Selbyville James He Hillsboro Marydette Corderey Queen Anne's G. S. Stallings Hannah Deakyne Smyrna Edith Davis Margaret Shellbrooks Harry Pippin Elkton Ann Jump Haltimore Flora Bull C. W. Jacobs S. F. Moms Cora Pippin Ethion John Cohee Bethleheim Mark Henry Clem Fountain Isaac Nobie Shiloh Camp Blanche Croll Mildred Croll Smithville Hazel Brown A. T. Zimmerman Nassau Win, Liden Florence Noble G. F. Noble Verma Breeding Alfred Breeding Linda Hamilton Carl Cheezum Minute Hughes Ida Fountain John T. A Cleaves Pea Liquor Beach Howard Brown John Stevens Windy Hill Ralph McMahan Talbot Sparrows Point Bertie Hurst Harry Warner Rosa Hamilton William Taylor Clara Prettyman George Coleman Henretta McMahan Greensboro News Matters Mr. Knight Perry W. Simmons Charles Beaumont Mary Jarman Richard Blackburn Canada Orphans’ Court Proceedings Judges and Clerks of Election Carroll H. Pippin James E. Curry Howard B. Pritchett Alfred Buprauet William W. Noble R. W. Emerson William Meloney Clarence E. Rice Malcolm M Luzader Wilmer B. Parker Norman L. Stevens James H. Cordran A. K. Wrightson Wiliam E. Dillon Choptank James O William E. Sylvester Edgar Blanch Elwood Fleming A. Howard Holsinger James W. Simon George W. Towers Judge -Preston F. Linwood Todd Herbert J. Beauchamp Ernest C. Collins
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