Local notes and prices from Caroline County
Readable items include school openings on September 1 and registration day September 6, Evernham’s price cuts, barber shop specials, and farm notices. Reports cover county politics, canneries, crop yields, road completion, a portable school building, and local deaths. Also noted are tent meetings, fairs, alumni plans, and a League of Women Voters event with Miss Engle. Temperatures and rainfall across Maryland are described as near normal for late summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicomico County
Evernham’s
Tred Avon River
Fred R. Owens
Denton
Old St Joseph’s
C. R. Pitts
Everngam’ S
W. T. Hignutt
C. E. Drydee
Somerset County
Farmers Supply Co
Queen Anne's
Haltaman
Oscar Clark
Charles Jarrell
K. N. Hardcastle
Thomas H. Everngai
Joseph H. Carroll
Caroline
Harry Sullivan
New Bridge
Harvey L. Cooper
Robert Jarrell
Charles B. Harrison
J. Kemp Stevens
Alice D. Davis
Democratic State Central Committee
Thomas H. Chambers
Harry M. Thompson
Arthur W. Brumbaugh
Thomas L. Day
Baltimore
Caroline County
Ridgely
Preston
Two Johns
Hillsboro
Choptank
B. Wash Wright
Oyster Shell Point
Charles Kiine
Drs. Hopkins
Caroline High School
Virginia Davis
Elizabeth Stone
Lavinia Crouse
Texas
Stone
League of Women Voters
Lavinia Engle
Federalsburg
Greensboro
Huldah N. Andrew
Jacob Andrew
Charles Kline
G. H. Mulder
Wilbert P. Butler
W. H. Revelle
J. A. Rood
Concord
Maryland
Noreal
Medicine Hat
Canada
Montana
Dakotas
Personal and social news highlights across the Eastern Shore
Mrs. Bessie Sinclair Crist accepts a Missouri conservatory director post to begin in September after seven years of musical study at the New England Conservatory, Toronto Conservatory, and Peabody. Invitations announce the September 13 wedding of William B. Spiva and Harriet Waters Murphy at St Andrews Church. A Green's Point rest house party near Cambridge features several young guests, with multiple visits and travels among Denton Seaford and Easton residents. The piece catalogs numerous social visits, travels, family ties, and upcoming events including the Eastern Shore tennis championship at Talbot Country Club starting September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Sinclair Crist
Ridgely
Missouri
St. Andrews
Princess Anne
Spiva
Bank of Somerset
Miss Murphy
Oliver H. Murphy
Mary B. Raleigh
Stephanie Ford
Green's Point Rest
Choptank
Cambridge
Elizabeth Evans
Mildred Flaharty
Margaret Rathell
Ruth Trice
Louise Norris
Blanche Croll
Arthur Lee Raleigh
W. J. Norris
Ruth Ervin Price
Wilmington
E. C. Collins
Federalsburg
Anne Delia Melvin
James Crain
Norfolk
R. T. K Garey
Caroline wEligh School
Thomas Waller
Ernest Fields
Sarah
Seaford
Denton
E. D. C. Hegeman
D. H. Tubbs
Philip W. Downes
Clayton Roe
Ellen Roe
Tuckahoe Neck
Em. E. McCleery
Katherine Elizabeth
James Wright
Braddock Heights
Messrs
U. L. Trice
Kansas City
Clyde Trice
du Bois, Pa
Richard L. Trice
Preston
T. L. Trice
East Denton
Auto smash at the corner damages two cars
A Monday night collision at the corner of Church street and State street caused slight damage to two cars driven by Harry Williams and J W Funk. Williams new car lost a running board and fenders while Funk's car broke a wheel. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Williams
Church Street
J.W. Funk
State Street
Mr. Williams
Mr. Funk
Frank Jenkins
Mary
Frostburg
Luther Bennett
Wm. C. Singer and Sons
New York
Pearl
Ethel Singer
Penns Grove
N. J
Thos. Shockley
D. L. Blakemore
T. Hardie Williams
Jarrell
Spicer
J. A. Rood
Queen Anne
Frank Lane
Jarman Bros
Marguerite Griffin
Watermelon shipments rise in Federalsburg as canneries open
Watermelon carloads left Federalsburg for Philadelphia starting Saturday with two more loaded Saturday afternoon and early Monday. Cantalope shipments reached twenty carloads last week, seven on the largest day. Local canneries include R. W. Messenger & Co. and others. Local residents visit Pennsylvania sites, holiday trips to Gettysburg noted. Several fishing parties visit Bowers Beach while Miss Ruth Brown returns from summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Federalsburg
R. W. Messenger & Co
H. B. Messenger & Co
W. D. Sparklin & Co
W. H. Clark & Son
W. Lee ‘Wheatley
Paul Meredith
Russell
John Meredith
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Harry Smith
Pusey
Reliance
W. T. Turner
Virginia
Baltimore
Paul Mowbray
Charles Smith
W. E. Brown
Newark
Del
J. L. Nichols
Pocomoke
M. P
M. E. Webster
F. C. MacSorley
Bowers Beach
Ruth Brown
Birth day surprises and visiting guests in Templeville
Mrs Kate O Knotts celebrated a birthday with family and friends in Templeville last Sunday. Attendees included the Knotts and related families from Sadlersville Wilmington Hartley Milford Ridgely and Tem pleville plus visitors and a Salvation Army talk at the church. Several locals are on the sick list and guests visited from Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate O. Knotts
Fred Ross
Irven Moore
Wm. Roberts
Wilmington
James T. Knotts
Sadlersville
Roland Knotts
Hartley
Gurney Knotts
Herbert Knotts
Roy Stafford
Mary Knotts
Templeville
F. A. Purnell
Patterson
Salvation Army
Edna Cahall
Mary
Middletown
Leonard Sparks
Bill
W. H. Sparks
Sue Latcham
Milford
Laura Godwin
Ridgely
W. N. Bowen
R. E. Lane
William Adamson
John Davis
Wm. Sparks
Melvin Kinnamon
Chas. Lanning
Long Island
Frederick Lanning
Harry Davis
Laurel Camp Moonlight Trip and Weekend Visitors
Miss Irene Carroll and Miss Ruth Taylor attended Laurel Camp Sunday and enjoyed a moonlight Ocean City excursion Wednesday. Winnie Sellers and brother Willis visited Clinton Carroll's family Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Carroll. Guests included Ned Bryan of Trappe with John Brodes, and J E Harding of Easton with William Harding. Roland Carroll and two sons visiting her father N Le gates. William Pritchett improving from illness. Tent meeting here has been a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Carroll
Ruth Taylor
Laurel Camp
Ocean City
Winnie Sellers
Willis
Clinton Carroll
Ned Bryan
Trappe
John Brodes
J. E. Harding
Easton
William Harding
Roland Carroll
N. Legates
William Pritchett
Ridgely News Letter Society Weekend Notices
Readers recount visits and reunions across Ridgely and nearby towns as families and friends attend Federation events in Choptank. The item lists attendees, travels, church services, educational plans, and upcoming departures amid lingering summer gatherings and hospitalities.
Social notes from Ridgely area residents and visitors
Mrs Harry Lane and relatives vacationed at Tolchester meeting Mrs Skinner’s daughter Miss Florence of Baltimore. Numerous locals hosted and visited kin from Philadelphia Wilmington Baltimore and Ches ter in law parsonage lawn events and trips to Ohio California and Ocean City. A Baptist lawn fete is planned with community visits continuing through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lane
Ronald
Viola Skinner
Tolchester
Joe Miller
Altoona
O. P. Pherson
Ada MacFalls
Vera
Zelma Sharpley
Chincoteague
Benningtons
Lairds
Charles Scully
Chester
John Scully
H. P. Holsinger
Troy Ashcraft
Wadesboro
N. C
Paul Holsinger
Ohio
David Holsinger
California
J. E. Bowers
Philadelphia
Ed Pearsaul
Viola Jones
Frank Stief
A. L. Russell
Mervyn Seward
Washington
Emily DeBattersby
Philadeldelphia
Mary Hopton
Local notices of visits and home stays across towns
Mr and Mrs George Sharpless and late daughter Helen of Wilmington visit Rev and Mrs C D Sharpless and relatives in Chester and Wilmington. Mrs M P Kimble and Betty return home after two weeks with L M Jones. Rev and Mrs J J Bunting and son Jack visit J W Gibson family in Berlin. Harry J Cohee and Miss Anna Jones visit J R Jones. Mrs R H Dill and Mrs Emma Dill with Pearl Dill visit Ridgely. Mrs Irwin Kenton and Dorothy visit W N Walls family. Lillian Meredith and Katie Downes spend week with friends in Felton. Alston Long of Wilmington weekends with J D Long. Catherine Melvin returns from three weeks with Wilmington relatives. J E Walls and Evelyn share Sunday with Ridgely friends. C H Clayville and Esther visit relatives in Balti. Emma Dill of Philadelphia visits Mrs R H Dill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conpressman
T. Alan Goldsborough
Atlantic City
Plaindealing
T. F. Johnson
Jennie Stafford
Emily
Frances Johnson
Braddock Heights
S. E. Shannahan
Easton Star-Democrat
Baltimore
Caroline DeFord
Jacksonville
Fla
Emily DeFord
W. S. Norris
Mary V. Wright
Chestertown
Sarah Downes
J. T. Alburger
Suffolk
J. E. Ellwanger
F. P. Carey
Christian Funk
Boston
W. T. Higoutt
H. B. Thomas
Church
M. E. Farley
Edward
New York City
F. E. Yeoman
Caroline Redden
Swarthmore Chautauqua Association
S. Ira Cooper
New York
T. Pliny Fisher
M. Louise Yeoman
Washington, D. C
Double Hill
Del
Mildred Breeding
W. E Bullock
Concord
Laura Melvin
Annapolis
F. F. Carpenter
Seaford
Camp Devitt
Hix Long, Jr
Washington
Great Falls
A.G. Towers
Priscilla
Evelyn Virginia Long
Sara Royds
Wilmington
L. Reyner Dukes
New England
John E. DeFord
Queen Anne
Louis T. Cole
Louis, Jr
Denton
Hix Long
Louise Nuttle
Anne Arundel County
A. G. Packard
County Federation of Women's Clubs
Choptank
J. P. Swing
Harry Swann
Harry
Ellen
Frank Simon
Wharton
Ocean Grove
John T. Moore
Garrignes
Hartley
Smith
Bryan Turbitt
Walter Lepson
Carlston Aviation Field
T. A. Smith
T. A. Smith, Jr
Newark
N. J
Walter Carmine
Alice
Eugenia
George Dutton
George, Jr
Dutton
T. A, Jr
Ebner Coblentz
Wendell
Reading
Hoffman
Lancaster
A. J. Evans
E. C. Harley
F. B. Clifton
Margaret
Helen
East New Market
W. L. Mitchell
Edward Rowe
Homer Rowe
Maryland
Pennsylvania
R. R
Howard L. Landers
James and
Hoskins
Col. Landers
T. W. Jones
13Th Field Artillery
Camp Dix
Honolulu
Emma Dill
Philadelphia
R. H. Dill
Henderson
Peau Dill
J. Ed Walls
Evelyn
A. C. Smith
Norristown
Frances
C. W. Jackson
Harold Fountain
West Chester
Margaret Moran
Mamie Dasher
Florence
Walter Wright
Ella Pearsaul
Oxford
C. D. Robertson
Sallie Holsinger
Richland, Pa
Catherine Moyer
Frank White
Wa‘termelon
Thurmont
George Sharpless
C. D. Sharpless
W. L. Goodwin and Sons
Chester
Wm. Hutson
Wm. H. Goodwin
M. P. Kimble
Betty
L. M. Jones
J. J. Bunting
Jack
Berlin
J. W. Gibson
Harry J. Cohee
Anna Jones
J. R. Jones
Pearl Dill
Ridgely
J. E. Walls
C. H. Clayville
Esther
Balti
Republicans of county meet in Denton nominate slate
The Republicans of the county met in Denton on Friday and chose candidates for State Senator Lawrence Bowers and House of Delegates Norman Faulkner Gootee S. Todd Clerk of the Circuit Court J Alda Jackson County Commissioner Willard C. Todd Treasurer T Frank Seward Surveyor J Walter Noble. Delegates to the state convention were Mrs William C Beck George A McDaniel A J Messick and Harry H Nuttle. State Central Committee members re elected were Lawrence B Towers J Alda Jackson Alfred W Thompson and Walter Hoyward with associate members Mrs J Spencer Lapham Mrs Irwin T Saulsbury Mrs Walter M Wright and Mrs Norman L Raleigh. One member of the House of Delegates and the Sheriff remain to be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Lawrence Bowers
Norman ‘Aulkner
Gootee S. Todd
J. Alda Jackson
Willard C. Todd
T. Frank Seward
J. Walter Noble
William C. Beckwith
George A. McDaniel
A. J. Messick
Harry H. Nut
Denton Beats Marydel 13 to 2 In Loose Game
Baseball news notes Denton defeats Marydel 13 to 2 last Saturday afternoon with Johnson and Meredith as winning battery. Umpires Downes and Beacom officiated for Marydel. Earlier, Sadlersville beat Denton 2 to 1 here, with Irwin and Meredith for Denton and Atkinson and Fox for Sadlersville. Upcoming: Marydel at Ridgely, Ridgely at Sudlersville, and Denton at Preston for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Marydel
Johnson
Meredith
Smith
Patterson
Ridgely
Sudlersville
Sadlersville
Along the Delaware Line social notes and visits
A record of neighborhood visits and gatherings includes Mr. and Mrs. M. F. H. Collison hosting Calvert Harvey and family from Philadelphia, Wilming-ton guests, and numerous local households attending picnics, birthdays, weekend visits, and church events across August. Notable names: Harvey, Young, Shipman, Starkey, Garrett, Thawley, Baughley, Conaway, Slaughter, Jump, and Griffith. Attendance spans Crisfield, Laurel Camp, Dover, Aberdeen, Chestertown, and Girdletree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. H. Collison
Calvert C. Harvey
Arlie
Charlie
Osborne Harvey
Ruth
Philadelphia
Mary E. Harvey
Union M
Ralph Garrett
Joshua Lloyd
Lillie and
Howard
Hilma Roberson
Wilmington
Union Mite Society
R. Wesley Ross
Ross Lane
R. Henry Stafford
Robert H., Jr
John H. Thawley
James A. Stephens
Crisfield
T. Wilton Porter
Harry Porter
Roland Griffith
Laurel Camp
Willie Starkey
Cordova
Arthur and
Paul Robinson
Girdletree
Fleming Starkey
Starkey
Lillie Kimble
Alfred Baughley
Aberdeen
W. L. Jump
Greensboro
Blocklinger's Corner
Emma Hall
Chestertown
Everett Knotts
Frank Knotts
J. A
Lewis Slaughter
Wilson
Siepsie
Del
E. B. Baughley
Dover
R. H. Thawley
Alva Griffith
Harris Chapel Adds Two New Members and Local Clerkship
Two adults joined Harris Chapel last Sunday as the church reopened after a year of closings. The Sunday School now meets at 2 pm with preaching at 3 pm. Rev D L Blakemore, missionary secretary, will give an illustrated talk at St Pauls M E Church South Tuesday night at 8 on missionary achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris’ Chapel
D. L. Blakemore
Baltimore
St. Paul's M. E. Church South
Harris Chapel
James Brown
Randolph. Macon College
W. SW. Holland
Cincinnati
Woman's Missionary Society of
M. E. Church South
Hillsboro M. E
St. Paul's
Queen Anne
Schooley
Goldshoro M. E. Church South
Harry Flowers
Harry Brunker
Easton
E. S. Bowens
Emma Hall
Wilmington
George Moore
Ambrose Lucas
St. Joseph
Harry Jump
Philadelphia
E. L. Melvin
Berlin
Edith Rickards
Washington
Charles Rhodes
Stewardstown
Cambridge and Baltimore families visit Oakland Grove event
Mr and Mrs James Willis Mrs Webster Richardson and daughters Mrs William Beckwith of Cambridge and Mrs James Stevenson and sons of Baltimore spent Monday with Miss Julia Kelley and brother at Oakland Grove. Dr Kelley and family and his sister Miss Julia Kelley motored to Ocean City last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Willis
Webster Richardson
William Beckwith
Cambridge
James Stevenson
Baltimore
Julia Kelley
Oakland Grove
Kelley
Ocean City
Reunion of the Sparklin Family Picnic Near Grove Church
A Tuesday gathering in the grove beside Grove M P Church near Preston marked a reunion of Daniel Sparklin descendants from the Fourth district. About fifty attended, with several out-of-county guests including Rev A S Mowbray and family, Rev E T Mowbray, Rev J L Sparklin, Mr Victor E Sparklin, Mrs Jessie Sparklin Bryant, Mr Howard Taylor and family. The day featured social inter course, a noon repast, visits to the old homestead and burying-ground, church devotional exercises, music, and speeches. Officers elected for future care of the family burying-place include Silas Sparklin, president. E T Mowbray, vice-president. Walter Sparklin, secretary. Robinson C Murphy, treasurer. John L Sparklin, historian. The group plans annual reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparklin
Grove M. P. Church
Preston
Daniel Sparklin
Grove Church
A. 5. Mowbray
Sibley Hospital
Washington
D. C
E. T. Mowbray
Mt. Washington
M. E. Church
Baltimore
J. L. Sparklin
Georgetown
Del
Vicetor
E. Sparklin
Norfolk
Jessie Sparklin Bryant
Greensboro
N. C
Howard Taylor
Silas Sparklin
Federalsburg
Mary S. Murphy
Grove
Walter Sparklin
Den
Robinson C. Murphy
John L. Sparklin
Orphans Court Proceedings Tuesday Hearing Estates and Bond Actions
Orphans Court heard multiple estate matters with administrators filing releases and inventories. Bonds for guardians and minors were approved, funds directed to savings at Federalsburg Bank, and orders to sell or foreclose mortgages for several deceased estates were issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
West
Harper and
Shawn
Raymond T
Andrew
Othe B. Smith
William T. Andrew
Sallie E
Ella C. Fleetwood
Minnie Mills
Raymond T. Andrew
Sadie Blough
Charles Blough
Joseph B. Blough
Lucy E Blough
Jeannetta Blough
Ada A. Blough
Josiah E. Smith
Ira Smith
Joseph F. Smith
Lawrence H. Smith
Lucille Smith
Otho B. Smith
Savings Department
Federalsburg Bank
Eastern Shore Trust Company
James QO. Wright
William J. Wright
Cora R. Cook and
Raymond QC
Cook
Ferdinand Cook
County Federation Hosts Receptive Choptank Meeting
The County Federation of Women's Clubs met with the Twentieth Century Club at Choptank. Hosts opened homes for visiting clubs and organized a full day program with talks, readings, music, and a noon picnic. An August federation meeting was invited to be held at Choptank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Federation of Women's Clubs
Twentieth Century Club
Choptank
John F. Spence
W. H. Jump
Delaware
Eva Small
Dr. Jones
Cambridge
Lavinia Engle
L. H. Thomas
Virginia Davis
Arthur Rosser
Sarah Hoffman
Norman Wilson
J. H. Hemmons
Stella Matthews
Maryland Mighty in Maple Sugar and Syrup Output
The U S Department of Commerce report shows Maryland ranking fifth in 1919 for maple sugar production with 150,957 pounds from 74,549 tapped trees and twelfth in maple syrup at 23,155 gallons. New York leads in both sugar and syrup, while Ohio and Vermont follow in syrup. Maryland’s 1909 output was 351,908 pounds from 76,658 trees and 231,555 gallons of syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
U. S. Department of Commerce
United States
States of the Union
Vermont
New York
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Ohio
Picnic News Reflects Busy Williston Hobbs Community
Hobbs area notes report a village picnic at Williston with bathing boating and games and a supper featuring hot coffee and roast corn. Many families and visitors from Philadelphia Newark Baltimore and Crisfield join trips and visits to Choptank Dagsboro Bethany Beach Laurel Camp and Dover as church and Sunday School picnics and local hosting continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
E. M. Willey
John R. Ricards
L. H. Thomas
Hopkins
Ernest Liden
Newark
Del
J. M. Brown
A. W. Betts
Martin
Reese Betts
Dagsboro
Bethany Beach
Jessie Harvey
Ruth
Philadelphia
Grover Passwaters
Garrettson Smith
Mary Neal
David Marine
James D. Neal
Clarence
Melvin
A. T. White
Bridgeville
Myrtle Roe
Federalsburg
Carl Collison
Baltimore
Messrs
Wayford
Goatee
Howard Brown
Lee Jester
Laurel Camp
Earl Chaffinch
John Chaffinch
Vernie Donaldson
Thomas Grant
Roland Seeders
Massachusetts
Annie Seeders
Clarence Brown
Fred Paisley
Mamie Trice
James Wheatley
Dover
M. P
Church Lane
Charles Nuttle
Charles, Jr
Smyrna
Harrington
Esther Willey
Accomac County
Sadie Jones
Delaware
Harry Wheatley
Melvin Brown
Hazel Davis
Easton Hospital
B. B. Cobee
Lillian Starkey
Pippin Wins Providence Cooling Station Contract
Greensboro reports C. H. Pippin secured the contract to build a large cooling station at Providence Maryland for the Dolfingers and was in Philadelphia planning the start. Local residents G. W. Eliason of Centreville rented property on Railroad avenue and repairs before occupancy. Daughters of Pocahontas enjoyed a day trip to Tolchester and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Pippin
Providence
Dolfingers
Philadelphia
G. W. Eliason
Centreville
Railroad’ Avenue
Daughters of Pocahontas
Tolchester
Baltimore
A. A. Christian
Riverdeen
Greensboro
Florence Graham
Maud Pritchett
Ocean City
George Stevenson
Dorothy
Wilmington
Uniontown
George Coursey
Little Child
Jarman
South Main Street
Clarence Jackson
Cohee
Henderson
George Whitely
Harmony Hosts and Visits Highlight Local Socials
Harmony notes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lord and Mrs. William Easterday with daughter Miriam visiting Mrs. W. R. Thomas. The Grangers were entertained at S. J. Hurst’s home Friday. Louise Swayne returns to Philadelphia. Olin Thomas and Robert Shultz visit W. R. Thomas. Mildred Collins visiting Philadelphia and Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Charles Lord
William Easterday
Miriam
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William Farrell
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Hilda
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Dorothy Mancha
Lavenia Fleming
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