Local notices and events fill Caroline County week
Local churches hold services in Hillsboro and Denton. Boy Scouts and Bible classes host fundraisers and picnics. Appointments include Rev Samuel Barden Smith at St Pauls Tampa. tax sittings announced. theatre benefit for Children’s Home. typhoid cases total four in county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri County
St. Michaels
Samuel Barden-Smith
Hotch
St. Paul's
Boy Scouts
M. P. Church
W. H. Neal
Good Cheer Bible
M. E. Church
Séward
Caroline Countians
Shiloh
C. H. Cummins
Caroline Circuit
S Merton
Palace Theatre
Christ Church Guild
Easton
Caroline County
Greensboro
Ridgely
Federalsburg
Goldsboro
M. P
Emma Clark
William Finn
Talbot
Crisfield
Salisbury
Princess Anne
Templeville M
Oyster Shell Point
Rehoboth
Young People’s Department
Denton M. E
W. W. Holt
Denton Bus Co
Public Service Commission
Shore Transit
Marchelina Park
W. Spencer Skinner
Greensboro Baptist Orchestra
Denton-Federalsburg
Caroline County Federation of Women's Clubs
Chap Tank
Twentieth Century Club
Ifa. m
Hudson Quartette
East New Market
America
J. F. Spence
D. H. Harry
Harford County
Quartette
W. H. Jump
Wyoming
Del
America the Beautiful
Quiet wedding ties Starr and Ridgely pairs
Miss Lillian Embert of Starr and Mr. Bradford Magrogan of Ridgely wed at Mother of Sorrows Catholic Church Centreville in a May ceremony. Rev. Charles P. McGoldrick officiated as families and friends fromDentont and nearby towns shared congratulations and updates on several guests and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Embert
Near Starr
Bradford Magrogan
Ridgely
Mother of Sorrows Catholic Church
Centreville
Charles P. McGoldrick
Samuel Spray
William J. Eambert
Starr
Joseph Muprogan
Queen Anne's County
B. B. Brumbaugh
Elkridge
Denton
Miriam White
Queen Anne’s County
Maryland Institute of Art
White
Frank White
Eva Satterfield
W. D. Satterfield
Henry Weaver
Tuckahoe Neck
Melvin E. Wheatley
Thomas R Green
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Philip M. Redden
Louise
Peggy
New York
Or. Redden
Dawson Todd
Bridgeville
Licey C. Murphy
Niagara Falls
Canada
Edna B. Green
Anne
Leon Bryan
Charlestown
Cecil County
J. T. Sawyer
Margaret
Philadelphia
F. A. Greaves
Riverton Avenue
E. D. C. Hegeman
Sussex County
Delmar
Laurel
George Reichman
Savage
A. T. Reichman
William J. Shawn
Charles Shawn
Wye Island
Mary Elaine
Ocean City
L. R. Hubbard
Emily
Easton
W. R. Fountain
Walter Newcomer
William P. Draper
Harry A. Roe
Albert E. Glocker
Jacksonville
Fla
J. A. Mackintosh
Mabel Richards
Adaline Fisher
Katherine Stewart
Westminster
Charles
G. Lacey Stevens
Ruth Greaves
Russell
William J. Irwin
Charles Rickards
Washington
May Rowe
Eumitsburg
Louise Nuttle
Mary Quackenboss
Rehoboth
Rotlin B. Page
J. H. Summerfield
W. T. Nichols
Local residents host guests across towns this week
Hobbs and Johnston families entertained guests including Kathryn Wetty and Miss Camille Martin at Milton. Davis Callison and Kelley households hosted visitors in Wilmington. Denton, Philadelphia, Oxford, New Jersey and Baltimore connections visit friends and family in Federalsburg Cambridge and Rehoboth with picnics and travels noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Kathryn and
Wetty
Camille’ Martin
Donald Johnston
Milton
Frank Davis
Wilmington
Carter Kelley
O. J. Chaffinch
Ellen
Jimmy Chaffinch
Denton
Norman Smith
Norman
Philadelphia
F. N. Smith
Dora Corkran
Vanscoy
Oxford
E. M. Willey
Alice Price
Marietta Butler
New Jersey
Ruth Johnston
Camille Martin
Baltimore
C. S. Marshall
Sanlisbury
Cahee
Rehoboth
Louise Cahee
Harvest Home Notes and Local Social Roundup
The Ridgely News Letter chronicles a busy slate of Harvest Home services and a long list of local visitors and gatherings. Attendees at the Farmers' Picnic include Prof. and Mrs. Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stevenson, and many others with relatives and friends from Ridgely, Centreville, Dover, Allentown, Northampton, and Philadelphia. Church events include a Harvest Home service with several ministers and Rev. Harry Zeigler, plus invitations for a niece's wedding at St. Paul’s Reformed Church. The report also notes travelers, Sunday visits, and upcoming union vesper plans at State Farm, with continued social activity through late summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwin
Frank Stevenson
Flounders
Andrew Mitchell
Edna Detwiler
W. M. Wiley
Pauline
Norman Wilson
Davis
Jack
Elizabeth
Bessie
Sadie Wilson
Ord Raleigh
William
L. S. Matthews
Ada
Elsie
A. G. Saulsbury
Elaine
Dorothy
John
Paul Sewell
Harvey Sewell
Pawl Sewell
Frank White
Edith
Miriam
Centreville
Ruth White
Dover
Ruth
Marian Hemimons
Jackson
Methodist Parson
James Simon
Samuel Snyder
George Lurch
Northampton
Wilson Kichline
Allentown
Kichlines
Frank Simon
Church of the Brethren
Mr. Fitz
the Reformed Church
Krahill
Denton
Brumbaugh
Harry Zeigler
Sarah Hoffman
Irene H. Neff
Herbert Keeneman
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Ridgely
W. M. Moninger
Overbrook
Philadelphia
Sewell
Betterton
Edward Stephens
Rehoboth
Harry Laird
Viola Jones
Joshua Hudson
Wyoming
Del
Kirby Metz
Greensboro
J. Olan Clark
William Knight
Baltimore
William R. Doeges
L. Shaw
Altoona
J. J. Ivison
Weaver
Otis Wharton
George Innler
Joshua Elliott
Frank Porter
Wilmington
Mary Rebecca
Saulsbury
Viginia Cooper
Elizabeth Shannahan
Sparrow's Point
State Farm
John Hannaberry
Easton
Stella Matthews
Pacific Coast
Beatrice Fleming
Harry Power
Indiana
Mary Frieze Ringgold
Helen
Mary Margaret Harris
George Bullack
Marian
Federalsburg
William Mitchell
Wilson Saulbury
Wilson
Boonsboro
Vachel Downes
Lester
Families Visit and Travel News From Delaware Towns
A series of short notes lists residents and visitors across Wilmington Ridgely Clayton Middletown Cambridge Philadelphia Baltimore and places in between. People include Mrs Elbert Saunders Alfred Myra Cordrey Helen Marvel Ruth Shockley Kathryn Shockley Harold Jones James Mullikin W J Murphy Rebecca Lane J Frank Lane Anna Mitchell Anna Bennett Kate Caball and Arthur Bennett with trips to Bowers Beach Philadelphia Baltimore Chester Palmar and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Saunders
Alfred
Myra Cordrey
Wilmington
William Marvel
Helen
Ridgely
Bowers Beach
Hany Jones
Virginia
Clayton
Ruth Martin
W. J. Murphy
Eila Clayton
Dorothy
Philadelphia
Howard Thomas
Ruth Shockley
Middletown
Kathryn Shockley
Harold Jones
James Mullikin
Fletcher Wharton
Cambridge
Emma Wharton
Charles Campbell
W. J.murphy
C. R. Curtis
Baltimore
Rebecca Lane
Templeville
J. Frank Lane
Anna Mitchell
Chester
Anna Bennett
Ruth Dailey
Hardy
Kate Caball
Palmar
Arthur Bennett
Booths Attend Funeral of Mrs Booth Near Easton
Mr and Mrs J Frank Booth and daughter Margaret of Washington DC attended the funeral of Mrs Alex Booth aged 87 held at the home of her daughter Mrs W A Willis near Easton. Mrs Booth was aunt of Carroll Brinsfield who attended. Also present were Mr and Mrs John Saulsbury and Mrs Frank Saulsbury and daughter of Denton. No preaching service at M E Church while Rev J H McRill recovers from appendicitis surgery in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Booth
Margaret
Washington
2D. C
Booth
Alex Booth
W. A. Willis
Easton
Carroll Brinsfield
John Saulsbury
Frank Saulsbury
Denton
M. E.church
J. H. McRill
Methodist Hospital
Philadelphia
Marydel funeral and local notices recount county events
Marydel residents attended the funeral of Mrs. Mahalia Pippen in Elkton where she had moved after her husband's death to be with her son Harry Pippen and daughter Cora. The column notes numerous local visits, travelers, and illnesses, including typhoid fever affecting the pastor's wife. It mentions traffic through Marydel, train delays, and various relatives visiting or staying with locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahalia Pippen
Elkton
Pippen
Marydel
Harry Pippen
Cora
Helen M. Heather
W. F. Tull
Hartford
Sarah
Owen Moore
Doris
Newark
Del
Henry Davis
Harry Gibson
Queen Anne
Annie Jump
Walter Stevens
Suthersville
Rosine Scatton
Baltimare
Social Visits Compile Town's Weekend Guests
A column lists residents and visitors from New York City Wilmington Atlantic City and Baltimore as they spent Sunday and the past weekend with local families including the Sweeneys Goughs Jones Marvels Goodwins Cartwrights and Pritchetts. Intervale Maine and Rose Valley are referenced for hosting and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dyze
New York City
Peter Bell
Wilmington
F. B. Sweeney
W. E. Cartwright
Mildred Goaden
Harry Gough
John Humphrey
Intervale
J. O. Bernard
Canning House
Harry Cohee
Anna Jones
J. R. Jones
Frank Marvel
Jane
P. A. Marvel
William Hutson
William Goodwin
Clarence Pritchett
John Pritchett
George King
Atlantic City
E. L. Gooden
Thomas Chapel
Althea Reed
Rose Valley
Beatrice Wood
Theodore Cartwright
L. A. Gooden
C. H. Pullen
Baltimore
C. H. Clayville
Mabel Rich
Greensboro
Juanita Cole
Ridgely Social Notes From Town Visitors and Local Events
Ridgely residents host and visit relatives across Maryland and neighboring states. Mrs. Annie Caball of Ruthsburg returned home after a town visit. Alma Shockley of Chin residents visits. Dorothy Flounders named to Preston schools. Elizabeth Poore of Marcus Hook visits aunt Mrs. Scully. Paul Hoffmaster of Frederick spends part of week in Ridgely. Myra Jackson of Denton visits Mrs. Wiley. Catholics picnicked at Tolchester. Mrs. William Wilson visits near Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Caball
Ruthsburg
Alice Bennington
Alma Shockley
Chin
Coleague
Robert Dean
Philadelphia
Dorothy Flounders
Preston
Elizabeth Poore
Marcus Hook
Arthur Scully
Landers Jones
Thurmont
Carroll Meredith
Pierce Saxton
Wilmington
Madge Thomas
Paul Hoffmaster
Frederick
Ridgely
Verna Paul
Shamokin
Harry Zeigler
Myra Jackson
Denton
W. M. Wiley
Tolchester
William Wilson
Milford
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Mrs. Sarah Hubbard Near Concord
In Concord area a surprise party celebrated Mrs. Sarah Hubbard turning 77 at her home on Thursday evening last week. Attendees included Alva Hubbard family, D. E. Todd, W. E. Hubbard family, Ralph Hubbard children, John Williamson family, Joe Willoughby daughter Catherine, Ida Johnson Roger, Ella Scott, Paul Moore, and others. Mrs. Elizabeth Ernest of Philadelphia visited nearby relatives. Bessie Vickery of Concord spent recent weeks in Wilmington Penns Grove and Deemer Beach before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Hubbard
Concord
Alva Hubbard
D. E. Todd
W. E. Hubbard
Ralphh Hubbard
John Williamson
Joe Willoughby
Catherine
Ida Johnson
Roger
Ella Scott
Paul Moore
Bessie Vickery
Willington
Penn’s Grove
Deemer Beach
Elizabeth Ernest
Philadelphia
Craig Vickery
Twentieth Century Community Club
Choptank
Claude Stafford
Baltimore
L. P. Stafford
Webster S. Blades
J. T. Blades
W. E. Dillon
Queen Anne
Cordova
John D. Burgess
W. J. Wright
F. J. Phillips
Mary Dillon
A. S. McDonald
Trappe
Roland Blades
Ocean City
Bur rsville Social Notes From Oak Orchard To Rehoboth
Long list of visitors and travels from Bur rsville and nearby towns. Names include Lofiland Collison Melvin Cahall Hunn Fell Downham Porter Halteman Anderson Pettigrew Griffith, plus Ms. Singer and others. Cannery opened by Baughley Co. and residents report returns from Atlantic City and Collingsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Lofiland
Willis
Maggie Simpson
Annie Downham
Stella Brown
Edna Cahall
Wyoming
J. Fleming Stukey
Oliver Russum
Cordova
Harry Clark
W. H. Anderson
Denton
L. A. Porter
Martha ,Fatman
Wilmington
Herman Halteman
Helen Anderson
Baltimore
John Pettigrew
Brooklyn N. Y
Alva Griffith
Gooden
Ennis
Ben Collison
Hobbs
Baughley& Co
Georgia Adams
Greensboro
Katherine Singer
Mary Wiggins
William H. Satterfield
Atlantic City
Harry Cheezum
Collingsdale
M. G. L Blades
Willis Lofland
Williamsville
Jack McFarland
Marvel
Orphans Court Proceedings Review and Probate Actions
In the Orphans Court Judge West Judge Harper and Judge Shawn preside. Edward E. Nuttle administrator of August Rensing deceased filed his account of personal property sales sold at public sale approved and recorded. James C. Mullikin administrator e.a. of Ella G Toulson filed an Interest and rent account examined passed. The last will of Martin L Williams deceased proven admitted to probate filed approved creditors notice ordered appraisers Isaac H Morris and C W Hackett named. Lee Hignutt trustee named under Ellen Higautt will filed first and final account approved and recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawn
Edward E. Nuttle
August Rensing
James C. Mullikin
E. A
Ella G. Toulson
Martin L. Williams
Oliver W. Handy
Isaac H. Morris
C. W. Hackett
Lee Hignutt
Ellen Higautt
The Tree Contest by Maryland Forestry Association
The Maryland Forestry Association conducted a tree contest with 312 entries across nearly all state sections. Fifty seven species are represented from boxwood to tulip poplars with official measurements and photographs to be taken by the State Forester. The plan covers Southern Maryland, the Eastern Shore, Western Maryland, and the northeastern part of the state. Subscribe for the JOURNAL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Forestry Association
Forestry Department
Maryland
Tuberculosis Control Efforts Highlighted by Maryland Nurse
State health nurse describes education driven fight against tuberculosis. Physicians report cases to the Department of Health. nurses visit homes, teach cough hygiene, sparing dishes and proper disinfection. Sanatorium care, family testing, and local clinics coordinate prevention, with 380 TB cases registered from January to July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
C. Ethel Monroe
State Department of Health
Department of Health
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
New Market Development Expands Mixed Produce Shipments
Eastern Shore markets grow for mixed fruit and vegetable carloads as shippers adopt blended shipments. S. B. Shaw notes smaller towns pay competitive prices when markets glut in larger centers. Central grading plants and shipping point inspection enable quick loading and better packing for such mixed lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Shaw
University of Maryland Extension Service
Shaw
Convention and Mass Meeting at Ocean City on Federal Encroachment
A Home Rule Convention of the Eastern Shore will hold a mass meeting at the Atlantic Hotel Ocean City on Saturday August 29. U S Senator William Cabell Bruce will address the gathering urging local self government. The protest targets Federal aid for roads and education on a fifty fifty basis, National Prohibition abuses, and opposition to a Child Labor Amendment. Signatories include James G Beck Kent William McKenney Queen Annes H L Holden Talbot Burton Proctor Caroline Charles E Robertson Dorchester J Thomas Taylor Jr Somerset J Shiles Crockett Worcester Harry C G Tull M D Wicomico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Hotel
Ocean City
United States
William Cabell Bruce
Friends
Bruce
James G. Beck
Kent County
William McKenney
Queen Anne’s County
H. L. Holden
Talbot County
Burton Proctor
Caroline County
Charles E. Robertson
Dorchester County
J. Thomas Taylor, Jr
Somerset County
J. Shiles Crockett
Worcester County
Harry, CG Tull
M. D
Wicomico County
Farmers Meet at Concord Cappell Farm Bureau Picnic
The third annual farmers picnic at Concord campground drew a large crowd with livestock and handwork exhibits, ext service demonstrations, and a literary program. Notable speakers included Harry Holsinger Miles Fairbanks Dr Bamberger Mrs J F Sippel and Congressman T Alan Goldsborough. Competitions featured horseshoe pitching and numerous prize winning Girls Club entries in sewing kimono gowns and fruit displays from Concord Hillsboro Williston and Harmony with Marion Linn Concord as top exhibitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Farm Bureau
Harry Holsinger
County Farm Bureau
Miles Fairbanks
Bureau
Bamberger
State College
J. F. Sippel
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ann Green
Frances Lee Cooper
Kathleen Moore
Denton
Martha Smith
Moore’s
Ruth Greaves
Ruth Donovan
Chestnut Grove
Ada Linn
Bloomera
Jane Wine
Sidney Trice
Gertrude Larimore
Mary Virginia Sherwood
Hillaboro
Belle Lane
Williston
Willie Taylor
Hillsboro
Moore's
Marion Linn
Viola Trice
American Corner
Mary McNeal
Harmony
Dorothy Neal
Dorothy Gottwall
Jennie Todd
Elizabeth Downes
Edna Clopper
Nettie Lord
Hazel Baker
Jeanette Sharp
Elsie Todd
Louise Sullivan
Doria Samia
Margaret Maloney
Hattie Lewis
Elsie Nagel
United States Leads World In Telephone Ownership And Use
The United States remains far ahead in telephones with 15,369,454 in use worldwide by Jan 1, 1924 and about 1 per 7 people. Germany, Great Britain, France and Italy trail with much lower per capita figures. Denmark, Norway, and Sweden show higher Scandinavian rates. Japan lags as a government monopoly with 6.8 per 100, and the quake of 1923 damaged many lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Scandinavia
Europe
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
United States of America
Asia
Africa
Oceania
Germany
Great Britain
France
Italy
Canada
Japan
Dinner guests from several towns visit Doerr couple
Mr and Mrs Z D Fountain of Wood Lynne New Jersey Mrs Fred Fountain of Hickman Mr and Mrs Dorsey Nichols of Philadelphia Mrs L R Hubbard and daughter J Emily of Easton were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Frank H Doerr last week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. D. Fountain
Wood Lynne
N.J
Fred Fountain
Hickman
Dorsey Nichols
Philadelphia
L. R. Hubbard
J. Emily
Easton
Frank H. Doerr
Car of Clipped Oats For Sale At Farmers Supply Co
A car of clipped oats priced at 6 cents per bushel is available. Prospective buyers are instructed to leave their orders at Farmers Supply Co located in Ny EWASPA PH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Supply Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Robert Barnes
Barnes
Charles Rhoades
Taylor
Cordray
Miss Kirby
St Michaels
Kepler M. Barnette
Henry Wilkinson
Bowers Head
Horace Morgan
Lottie Morgan
Culver
Hebron
Wilbert Calloway
Kathryn Burton
K. M. Barnette
Edward H. Dashiell
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