Wettest week notes in Local Department roundups
The Local Department reports a wet year so far with storms causing livestock damage and fires. Obser vations cover Chestertown home conversion to hospital plans, Bul lock storehouse fire at Smithville, widespread county turnout in Denton, lightning hail and farm outbuildings struck, and a large slate of political filings and Republican ballot planning in Caroline county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton L. Jarrell
Chestertown
R. J. S. Bullock
Smithville
Denton
H. L. Cooper
Kent County
Crouse
Milford M. P
Easton Baseball Club
Eastern Shore League
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Baltimore
Oscar E. Kelly
C. H. Towers
Orphans’ Court
William P. Carroll
William H. Alderson
Edward B. Carter
House of Delegates
Frank Dennis
Caroline County
John D. Singer
Sheppard’s Church
Alexander Melvin Dean
Williston
H. W. Hughes
Hobbs
Fifield
I. T. Sparklin
Tuckahoe Neck
Atkinson
T. W. Jones
Downes
Herman Mitchell
Ridgely
Greensboro
Robert Fraser
Evangelist Kundahl
John R. Curry
State Department of Forestry
John F. Shultz
Grassroads
A. J. Dhue
Goldsboro
John F. Stevenson
Clarence H. Roe
Jos
Jos. J. Garris, Preston; Leonard F. Covey
Federalsburg
Curry
Court House
Central Committee
Clayton S. Kauffman
Harold K. Shultz
Henderson
George W. Riddleberger
J. C. Madara
John T. Carter
J. Erwin Harwood
T. Frank Seward
Fred R. Owens
Personal and Social News from Federalsburg area
Quiet wedding in Ocean City Md unites Frank W Lord and Nel lie Smith. Althea Lynch marries Lester Bardford in Federalsburg. Numerous travels visits and family news across Federalsburg and nearby towns. No communicable disease cases reported in Caroline county from Aug 10 to 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coroline
Local families guests and visits across towns this week
Henderson and Minser families with children entertained by Steffys in Hartville Ohio. Cartwright Hollingsworth of Wilmington and Goughs hosted visitors in town. Rebb family and Joness visited Baltimore Corner. Hayes sisters from Claymont Delaware hosted by Mackaulays. Shinn from Reading Pa with parents. Hiarry Jones and Robbs hosted in Sadlersville. Ellwanger of Greensboro with Clark. Hemp of Woodlawn Md visiting. Cartwright cousin Esther from Wilmington. Pritchett from Wilmington with relatives. Kate Downes and Mary David Dover visitors. Ruth Malone extended visit in Parksley Virginia. Clayville visiting Pullen family in Baltimore. Daisy Starr Pomona hosted by Doris McClintock. Hemp of Woodlawn Md visited Sunday. Harry Schoppe visiting Philadelphia. Beatrice Hudson visiting Lancaster. Dukes Robb visited Queen Anne area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Minser
Faye
Donald
Howard Hess
Hartville
Ohio
Robert Steffy
W. E. Cartwright
C. E. Hollingsworth
Wilmington
T. H. Gough
Thomas Rebb
W. E. Jones
Baltimore Corner
Violet
Alberta Hayes
Claymont
Del
Hazel
Dorothy Macauley
Frank Shinn
Thomas Shinn
Reading
Hiarry Jones
Sadlersville
Thomas Robb
Freeborn Ellwanger
Greensboro
Foster Clark
William Hemp
Woodlawn
J. E. Coffin
Esther Cartwright
Sara Gooden
Clarence Pritchett
Kate Downes
Mary David
Dover
Ruth Malone
Parksley
C. H. Clayville
Pullen
Baltimore
Daisy Starr
Pomona
Doris McClintock
Harry Schoppe
Philadelphia
Beatrice Hudson
Lancaster
Dukes Robb
Queen Anne
Weekend visits and community notes in Ridgely area
A page of social notes from Ridgely and surrounding towns records dozens of visits and hometown connections. Families from Baltimore Philadelphia Bridgeville and Wilmington are noted with relatives at Rehoboth Millsboro and Ocean City. Local church events weddings and Bible school activities close the week.
Local Folks Visit Relatives in Delaware and Nearby States
Marydel residents recount three week trip with relatives in Freeport and Pittsburgh and visits to Youngstown Ohio. Norman Smith and family and Dover residents joined Mr. Cooper Walker for a Sunday gathering with Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Smith. Nurses, aunts, and several other relatives are hosting visits in Elkton Baltimore and New Castle with Moss and Scotton families noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Smith
Margaret
Harry
L. Bouton
Cheswold
Del
Charlie Jacobs
James Scotton
Talchester
George Fuller
Baltimore
Annie Heather
Mamie Sinclair
Philadelphia
Harry Sparks
Roslene Scotton
Lizzie Harris
Laura Glass
New Castle
Fountain Family Vacation Ends in Smithville Recap
Smithville residents and relatives from Philadelphia Collingsdale and Woodlynne nearby spent time with the Fountain family. A Friday night fire destroyed Chester Scott's store, with Federalsburg’s engine arriving late. Anna Cohee of Darby visited Fountain cousins, and many locals enjoyed Friday at Oak Orchard Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Fountain
Eleanor Fite
Philadelphia
Grace Fountain
Walter Evans
Carl Fountain
Collingsdale
W. M. Fountain
Chester Scott
Federalsburg
D. Fountain
Woodlynne
N. J
Anna Cohee
Darby
Ruth
Agnes Fountain
Oak Orchard Beach
Margaret Hines
Sidney Collins
Local social rounds and visits across Pennsylvania and Delaware
Mrs Otto Kirsehner and daughters Ruth and Deloris along with Mrs Mary Tomlins and Caroline returned to McKeesport Pa after visiting Mrs Kirsehners sister. Guests include Mrs Clifford Baker and Elizabeth L of Chester Pa with her parents, and many others visiting relatives in town and at nearby Marshallton Slaughter Beach Graysonville and Hobbs. A barn fire struck Noah Smith during an electrical storm and Big Thursday at Bowers Beach is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Kirsehner
Ruth
Deloris
Marry i Tomlins
Caroline
Frederica
Thomas Wyatt
Near Central
Annie Raughley
John Singer
Tubbs
Winchester
Kent Island
George Blades
Calvert C. Harvey and Sons
Arlington
Charlie
Philadelphia
Laura A. Porter
Wilton Porter
Marshallton
Del
Harry Cheezum
Collingdale
Dan Doheny
Darby
H. A. Porter
T. Wilton Porter
Thawley
R. H. Thawley
Clarence Lofland
M. Simpson
East New Market
Anna Chance
Graysonville
Florence Melvin
Della Melvin
Noah Smith
Paul
David
Bowers Beach
Calvert C. Harvey
Rachel Collison
Noah Dearth
Williston
Emma Hurd
C. N. Fountain
Pennsylvania
Holiness Sunday School
Slaughter Beach
C. J. Burdette
Pittsburgh
Annie Baughley
Earl ‘Trice
Marcus Hook
Ellen Collison
Hobbs
Federalsburg Odd Fellows plan grand October gathering
Federalsburg hosts a major Odd Fellows conclave expecting lodge participation from the Eastern Shore Del-Mar-Va Peninsula. A thousand-strong parade, bands, and high profile speakers including a possible Sovereign Grand Master address are planned, plus a large new member initiation at Federalsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg
Odd Fellows
Del-Mar-Va
Maryland
Delaware
United States
Jerome Frampton
Bankstreet
Civil Service Commission
Hayward Hignatt
Obituary for George W Kelley Jr 37 in Harmony area
George W. Kelley Jr., 37, died at his Blue Ridge home July 30 1926 after a two week illness. Funeral was at Harmony Church August 2. He leaves a wife and father and three brothers and one sister in Harmony Baltimore Paul Texas Elsie Wilmington. Interment Federalsburg cemetery. Thou art gone but not forgotten. Tears dimmed eyes will look in vain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Kelley, Jr
Blue Ridge Mountains
Harmony Church
Harmony
Earl
Baltimore
Paul
Texas
Elsie
Wilmington
Federalsburg
Twentieth Century Club Day Includes Bethlehem Visit
The Twentieth Century Club enjoyed a fine day on the 17th with Bethlehem locals and welcomed members from the Matthewstown Club. The next meeting is set with Mrs. Clarence Majors on the 26th. Corn canneries are busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Bethlehem
Matthewstown Club
Clarence Majors
Local Social Roundup at Hillsboro and Queen Anne
A long list of visits, guests, and community events from Hillsboro and Queen Anne. Mr George Wilson brought Frances Fisher and Roberta Rowe from a Western Maryland College camping trip near North East. Revival services announced for Queen Anne with Mrs Susie Thompson hosting and Holy Communion planned. Various households report visitors from Baltimore Wilmington Marydel and Chestertown, plus trips to Rehoboth and Betterton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilson
North East
Frances Fisher
Roberta Rowe
Western Maryland College
Robert Jarrell
St. W. B. Rowe
Mary Cooper
Camp Whip-o-will
Francis Rowe
William Cooper
Tyson Heather and Son
Marydel
Ruth Evans
Wilmington
T. A. Geiser
Chestertown
Susie Thompson
Fred Ernst
Marie Hastings
Catherine Ernst
Clear Spring
Albert Mummert
Big Pool
Edgar Blades
M. E
Queen Anne
Virginia Blades
Western Shore
Milford Kline
Main Street
Frank Fleming
G. B. Stewart
Bowers Beach
Social notes from Ridgely and nearby towns
Mrs Harvey Sewell hosted a surprise party for her brother in law Fred Sewell Tuesday evening. Samuel Bear and two brothers along with a brother in law visit Atlantic City for a few days. Florence Ludwig of Baltimore visited family here last weekend. Charles Cherry and family entertain their daughter Mrs Willard Ball of Altoona. Josiah Shaw spends a week in Philadelphia while Mrs Shaw visits Easton. Clara Denny visits her sister at Queen Anne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Lord
Nellie Smith
Federalsburg
Ocean City
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. N. Jones
Ocean Resort
Althea Lynch
Emory Lynch
Lester Bardford
Oak Grove
J. Burton McCabe
Lance Weinert
Marcus Hook
RK. M. Rairigh
Esther
Mt. Airy
Braddock Heights
Rairigh
James E. Wright
Walter Sparklin
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Exposition
Rt. H. Bryant
Petersburg
Denton
E. H. Foster
Bartow
Fla
W. E. Brown
Lynn Haven
T. M. Todd
Dorotha
Anderseontown
Henrietta
Rebecca Blades
Eleanor Trice
Preston
Kathryn Illis
Dorothy
Billy Ellwanger
Near Whiteleysburg
Robert Redden
Minneapolis
Baltimore
Philip M. Redden
New York
Samuel Lowry
O. J. Redden
U. L. Trice
Brooklyn
N. Y
C. H. Trice
Geneva
T. L. Trice
J. E. Foreman
James
Chicago
Foreman
F. C. Ramsdell
Annie Rochester
J. R. Rochester
Fountain Rochester
Marc Bryant
J. DeWeese Carter
Eugene G. Anderson
Wrightsville Beach
N.C
Ruth Noble
Hagerstown
Washington County
E. A. Trefil
Anna
N. S. Burns
A. G. Gelletly
William Skellinger
Ruth
Florence
William K. Scotton
Gus Wooters
Thomas H. Draper
Franklin Street
Edward Lane
Easton
E. H. Mirs
John C. Rutter
Washington
Edgar H. Rue
G. H. Rue
Carl de Jonge
West Denton
John R. Glidden
Mays Landing
N. J
Charles K. Evans
John L. Everngain
Wells
Rev. C. S. York
C.S. York
F. J. Wright
Rehoboth
Rehoboth. Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Downes and Son
E. H. Hirs
Mildred Nuttle
J. A. Dudley
Annette Anthony
Frances Pennington
Ingleside
North Carolina
Ridgely
Melvin E. Wheatley
Millsboro
Queen Anne’s
Caroline
William Wilson
Elizabeth Wilson
Harvey Holsinger
Troy Ashcroft
Wattlesboro
Houston Pennington
Church of the Brethren
Emil Rosenast
John Swing
Merchantville
Swing Iso
Roland Fountain, Jr
Irvington
David Swing
M. W. Thompson
William Lackey
Wilmington
Virginian Thompson
Schenectady
Thompson
Kent Temple
Tom Temple
Kent
Wilson Jackson
Jonas Shaner
Paul Hoffman
Pennsylvania
Jones
Methodist Church
Leelan Jackson
Harold Hatfield
Georgetown
Alan Parsons
Harrington
A. W. Thompson
Harold Fountain
Richard
Greensboro
J. Ralph Stout
Boston
Charles Starkey
Templeville
Frank Ludlow
Earl
Lula Hevalow
Annie Hevalow
Watson Booker
Robert Dean
John Dean
Booker
Ed. Stephens
Harry Laird
Mary Laird
Saulsbury Brothers
Holsinger & Son
Herman Mitchell
Roy Mitchell
Tolchester
Edna Detwiler
Edmund Pendleton
York
Carolyn Jean
I’. C. Cahall
J. P. Swing
Price’s Station
Ernie Percy
Enston
William Mitchell
Joseph Muller
Carolyn Mancha
M. A. Brackett
George Fitz
Betterton
Harvey Sewell
Fred Sewell
Samuel Bear
Florence Ludwig
Charles Cherry
Willard Ball
Altoona
Josiah Shaw
Shaw
Clara Denny
Queen Anne
Templeville Social Notes and Church Schedule
Templeville social updates list visits among Morgan, Davis, Griffith, Horny, Knotts, and related families from Newark, Little Creek, Wilmington, Baltimore, and Marcus Hook. Church Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 7 45. Residents and guests travel to nearby towns including Colegate, Crystal Beach, Sadlersville, and Wye Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morgan
Newark
Del
Harry Davis
Little Creek
F. Raughley
H. T. Griffith
Earle Meredith
Colegate
J. H. Scotton
Wilmington
Harlan Horny
Philadelphia
J. H. Horny
Charles Ackerman
Adelaid
Baltimore
Eugene Everett
Ralph Stout
Boston
Mass
Templeville
Kate O. Knotts
J. T. Knotts
Sadlersville
Thomas Golt
Dorothy Knotts
Crystal Beach
Kent County
Linwood McKnott
Marcus Hook
Laura McKnott
Nell Knotts
William H. Knotts
H. Kinnamon
Houston Kinnamon
Blackiston
Kenneth Biddle
Rising Sun
Edna Cahall
Harry Clough
R. E. Lane
Frank Lane
Goldsboro
Isabel Baughley
Anna Maske
Vera Smith
Chestertown
Phyllis Butts
Wye Island
Regular preaching at Hobbs church tomorrow at 3 PM
The regular preaching service will be held at the church here tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. A. W. Betts will preach on The Thing You Lack and seeks a large attendance. Marriage of Mr. Martin Betts and Miss Beatrice Tull occurred last Saturday evening by Rev. George J. Hooker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Betts
Martin Betts
Beatrice Tull
Denton
George J. Hooker
Archibald Soggs
Maurine and
Lorretta
Kenneth
Cleveland
Ohio
G. W. Brownell
Lewis Wenzel
Paul Wenzel
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick County
Silas Layton
Elizabeth Orye
William Graefe
Doris
Baltimore
L. H. Thomas
Hopkins
Sallie Morgan
Henry
Shiloh Camp
Charles Wenzel
Frank
Frederick City
Frank Murphy
Augerette Butler
Trainer, Pa
Susan Smith
I. N. Smith
Ellen Collison
M. F. Tf. Collison
Burrsville
Viola Biddle
Greenwood
Local Residents Enjoy Social Visits and Outings
Hickman and Wright families along with Fountains and Wilsons spent Thursday afternoon bathing at Pealiquor. Fountain and Woodlynne relatives returned home after a two week visit. Meloney from Philadelphia returned home after a week with Wooters parents. Collingdale and Philadelphia residents joined for short visits with Peters, Noble, and Meloney families during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elon Wright
Frank Fountain
Z. D. Fountain
Annie Wilson
Ella Meloney
Pealiquor
Woodlynne
N. J
Philadelphia
W. W. Noble
F. T. Peters
Richard
Collingdale
J. W. Peters
Thomas Cleaves
Clayton
Ida Harrington
Seaford
William Wooters
William Reynolds
William Meloney
George Wilson
Anna Cohee
Ola Scott
Bessie Chambers
Isaac Noble
Stewart Hayman
Mildred Wooters
Farmers' Picnic At Concord Draws Good Attendance
The Concord farmers picnic drew a large crowd despite threatening weather. Speakers included Senator Lawrence B. Towers, Harvey J. Till of the Eastern Shore Del Mar Va Association, David C. Winebrenner III Secretary of State, and H. E. Holsinger head of the local Farm Bureau. Horseshoe pitching and other events were held. Preston representatives won the horseshoe event and will attend the State meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lawrence B. Towers
Harvey J. Till
Eastern Shore Del-Mar-Va Association
David C. Winebrenner
H. E. Holsinger
Farm Bureau
Preston
Revival meetings move to church amid rain at Greensboro Baptist
Frequent rains push revival gatherings to the local church with Rev Kandahl of Washington and singer Robert Frazer drawing crowds. The two week campaign aims to bless the community. lightning at Mrs Pleasanton home causes minor damage and slight injury to Louis.
Carlton Smith Drowns Saving Camp-Fire Girls at St Augustine
Carlton Smith formerly of Queen Anne’s drowned at St Augustine Beach Florida while aiding camp-fire girls in a strong undertow. He saved two girls and was exhausted, washed ashore. His niece Mary Ellen Brashears was saved. He was 32, survived by wife mother three sisters and one brother. Funeral in Hillsboro with Temple Lodge Masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Smith
Queen Anne's
St. Augustine Beach
St. Augustine
Florida
Mary Ellen Brashears
Mr. Smith
Queen Anne
Mollie Smith
Garrettson Smith
Caroline
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Wilmington
Richmond
Warner Brashears
Hillsboro
Isaac T. Sparklin
Temple Lodge of Masons
Hillsboro Cemetery
John Brandt
Chmden
N.J
I. T
Remembering Ralph T Hubbard in Loving Remembrance
A widow marks two years since the death of Ralph T Hubbard on August 10 1924. She laments his absence yet expresses hope of meeting him in Heaven and reuniting in the afterlife. Signed by his wife AM I. H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph T. Hubbard
Ralph
AM. I. H
Italian Broccoli Seed Prospect From Denton Firm
Truckers and poultrymen are urged to plant Italian broccoli with potential profits up to 300 dollars per acre net. For seed and further information contact Farmers' Supply Co. in Denton Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Supply Co
Denton
First registration day set for September 7th
The first registration day this year is scheduled for September 7. The notice outlines the start of the registration period and invites eligible residents to enroll on that date.
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the Local Department
Galdsboro
John Sylvester
Bill Ross
Ray Siemans
Alice Dennison
HW. L. Tatman
Bridgeville
C. E. Russell
W. J. Murphy
Messrs. Noble, Jr
Elbert Jarrell
Charlestown
John Streits
Ethel
Do. R. Curtis
Rebecca
Edith Lane
Ruth Curtis
Jarrell
Robert Jarrell,Jr
Walter Sapp
John McCaffrey
Hnoward Thomas
Harry Morris
G. C. Johnson
Mary
Virginia
Alberta Hoss
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Ridgely News
Tuckahoe
R. V. Whitehurst
Eunice Rhoades
William Clark
Edith Rickards
Washington, D. C
James Rickards
St. Paul’s Church
Harris Chapel
Board of Stewards
J. A. Billingsley
Louise Price
Chester Barton
Francis Jump
Eugenia Morgan
Mildred Trice
Samuel Crumb
Canning House
Horace Morgan
Hebron
Marjorie Sparks
Hugh Brown
Doris Sharp
Frank Willis
Elizabeth Weisel
W. O. Finch
William
Evelyn Platt
R. H. Gibson
Ruth Sewell
Miles River Neck
Clark Taylor
Doris Turner
Milton
Greensboro News Matters
Airdome
Dr. Kandahl
Robert Frazer
Mary Pleasanton
Louis
Dallas Cartwright
A. G. Smith
Owings
Bess Edwards
Louise Swann
Betty Cooper
Lida Cooper
Eliza Hobbs
Burt Hobbs
Rose Kornrumpf
Near Town
Ruth Jackson
Columbia University
Earl McClyments
Charles
Bill
Hattie Stevenson
Warry Stevenson
Roland Porter
Stevensville
Wallace Isaacs
Joseph Isaacs
Fred Smith
Alfred Billing
F. R. Everett
Everett
Elmer Stufft
A. G. Stufft
Delma Porter
Rahoboth
Minnie Pinder
Clara Hastings
Martha Carrow
Rose Cooper
Bear, del
M. B. Cooper
Daughters of
Pocahontas
Oak Orchard
Elizabeth Purnell
Thomas Edwards
George Mitchell
West Grove
Howard Rice