The Boys of 1917 1919 Federalsburg Roll of Honor
A wartime roll lists residents of Federalsburg and nearby towns who served in the U S Marine Corps Reserve Naval Reserve Force and Army units. It records ranks from private to lieutenant, unit assignments such as Supply Co 5th Regiment and 117th Trench Mortar Battery, and overseas service dates from 1917 to 1919 with sectors including Toulon Troyon Aisne Meuse Argonne and St Mihiel. The section notes multiple individuals including Louis Francis Stevens Lynne Le Stevens Millard Franklin Stevens Mary Blanche Stowell Oscar Swann David Thompson Swing James P Swing Joseph Grant Stevenson and others with honorable discharges and continuations to be continued next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Francis Stevens
Federalsburg
U. S. Marine Corps Reserve
Philadelphia
Quantico
Toulon-Troyon
Aisne
Chateau-Thierry
Aisne-Marne
Marbache
Limey
Luneville
Baucearat
Esperance-Souain
Champagne-Marne
Ainse- Marne
Vesle
St. Mihiel
Essey-Pawnes
Mecuse-Argonne
Millard Franklin Stevens
Headquarters Advocate
Marine Barracks
3Rd Signal Co
Co. C
Mary Blanche Stowell
Naval Reserve Force
Headquaters
Naval District
Reina Mercedes
Oscar Swann
Greensboro
Joseph Grant Stevenson
Princess Anne
351St Field Artillery
Chestertown Hospital Set to Open Monday
Chestertown will formally open the Kent and Upper Queen Anne's county hospital on Monday after delays for furniture and fixtures. Beds and equipment are installed, with Public Works Administration funds aiding staffing and grounds. The hospital, near Washington College, will be run by the Kent County Public Health Association, with Dr. Frank B. Hines as chief of medical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent and
Upper
Queen Anne’s County Hospital
Chestertown
Public Works Administration
Washington Avenue
R. Oliver Wright
John White
St. Paul's Parish
Denton
Lawrence G. Brown
W. Irving Walker
W. B. Cooper
First National Bank
Frank B. Hines
Washington College
Chester River
Kent County Public Health Association
Nora C. Maxwell
Ralph G. Beachley
Beauchamp New Head Of Soccer League
At a meeting in Easton last week Bi County Soccer League members elected Raymond Beauchamp of Denton president. Ridgely joined to replace St Michaels. Cambridge was denied entry. Oxford beat Cordova 5 3 and Trappe routed Denton 4 1 amid a crowded season outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Trappe
Greensboro
Denton
Ridgely
Easton
Cordova
C«Sd
Federalsburg
St. Michaels
Raymond Beauchamp
Cambridge
Trappe Pos
Denton West
G. Cloud Sullivan
R.F. Neighbors Webb
Pollard Davenport
R.H. Baker Warner
C.H. Norris Nelson
LH. Koenig Price
Olr
W. Fleetwood Eason
Bennington
Luff Co. Parks Bryan O.L. Hirs Fairbanks LL. II
Fleetwood
Santa Claus Day Arrives in Denton December 15
Denton merchants plan Santa Claus Day with Old Kris visiting on December 15 or 16. A free moving picture show, clown band and other entertainment will amuse hundreds of children. Organizers urge parents to bring all kids to town for a holiday devoted to the county's youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Jolly Old Saint Nicholas
Kris
Denton Boy Wins Medals In High Jump
George H. Goldsborough of Denton placed second in the high jump handi cap as Mercersburg Academy held the forty second fall Field Day. Medals were awarded for first through third in each event. Headmaster Boyd Edwards presented the awards at Keil Hall during the annual dinner. Goldsborough is son of Congressman and Mrs T Alan Goldsborough of Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Goldsborough
Denton
Mercersburg Academy
Boyd Edwards
Academy
Keil Hall
Goldsborough
T. Alan Goldsborough
Health officials warn about rabbit fever and hunting season
Dr Riley outlines precautions for hunters and food handlers as Maryland reports 126 Tularemia cases since 1928, with 13 deaths. Most cases occur in late fall and early winter. infection spreads through handling or skinning wild rabbits, or contact with infected ticks. Cook rabbit meat thoroughly to destroy germs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Maryland
Baltimore City
Riley
Hunters urged to avoid shooting near traveled roads
Ernest N. Smith of the American Automobile Association warns Maryland hunters to stop shooting near highways after member complaints about careless gunfire. State Game Warden E. Lee LeCompte appeals to hunters to avoid shooting across or near any traveled road to prevent accidents and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest N. Smith
American Automobile Association
Maryland
E. Lee Lecompte
Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back at the Dentonia
Ronald Colman returns to the screen in Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back opening Friday and Saturday November 30 and December 1 with Warner Oland Loretta Young Charles Butterworth and Una Merkel in a swift thriller. Also Kansas City Princess stars Hugh Herbert with Joan Blondell Robert Armstrong and Glenda Farrell in a fast moving comedy plus Pathe News Cartoon and Vita-phone act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulldog Drummond
Ronald Colman
Loretta Young
Warner Oland
Charles Butterworth
Una Merkel
Hugh Herbert
Dentonia
Colman
Warner Qland
Herbert
Kansas City
Warner Bros
Pathe
Valley Forge at Ford's Theatre in Baltimore
Theatre Guild presents Valley Forge by Maxwell Anderson at Ford's Theatre Baltimore the week of December 3 with matinees Wednesday and Saturday. Merivale stars as George Washington alongside Margalo Gillmore Stanley Ridges Reginald Mason and a distinguished cast. The drama centers on the critical Valley Forge winter and Washington's decision to persevere toward victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ellis
Grover Burgess
Victor Kilian
Frances Sage
Florence Gerald
Erskine Sanford
Harland Tucker
Harold Elliott
Charles Francis
Valley Forge
Washington
Baltimore
New York
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A local subscription pitch promoting the Journal offers readers comprehensive county news coverage, including schools, weather, events, and community notices offered through a digital and print edition package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Opportunity Classes In Denton County Attracts Hundreds
Fifteen classes already under way with more starting soon in Denton County Opportunity classes offer practical information culture and college credit. Enrollment reaches 235 with five college credit courses begun in Denton Greensboro and other centers provide history English math and art credit via Washington College. Home Making for colored people planned in larger centers includes first aid diet planning and child care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Denton
Greensboro
Washington College
Board of Education
Orphans Court Acts On Debts And Probate Filings
The Orphans Court proceedings record lists debts and inventories for executors S Walter Liden and W Elbert Linden plus orders to sell. Wills of William B Gruwell Laura A Gruwell Flora M Willis and others probated. administrators appointed Na om Melvin Naomi Melvin John B Medford and W Foster Clark named as appraisers. next probate date set for Flora M Willis. James H Davison guardian files fifteenth guardianship account. other admins file releases and inventories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Walter Liden
W. Elbert Liden
Mary E. Liden
William B. Gruwell
Wm. Granville Gruwell
Naomi Melvin
John
Flora M. Willis
N. Clifford Nichols
Annie E. Nichols
Ralph Garrett
Mary Garrett
J. Ed. Wyatt
Jennie Wyatt
Wilbur Andrew
Christine Andrew
Ada C. Bilbrough Piccolo
Alfred C. Bilbrough
Alfred M. Bilbrough
Charles B. Harrison
George Fuchs
Gustav J. Plutschak
James H. Davison
Guardian
Charles J. Davison
Smedley Butler Denies Fascist Plot Behind Private Army
General Butler says there is no fascist plot in Wall Street involving 500000 ex soldiers to overthrow the government. He argues the public interest would have warned him in time about the so called plot and stresses the government remains stable despite policy disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smedley D. Butler
Wall Street
Smedley
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Adventures of
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SK Steer
SK White Head
Dentonta
Pathe Newa
Vitaphone
Tues & Wednes
Warner Bros. Comedy Ensemble
Joan Stondell
Princess
Pathe News
Warner Baxter
Pat O'Brien
Ann Dvorak, Roscoe Kerns
Miriam Hopkins
Joel McCrea
Fay Wray
Reginald Denny
Monte Cristo
Elissa Landi
Robert Donat
Don Morse JR
Don
Riley’s
B. B
Don Morse
Easton, Maryland
Del
Reese Theatre
Araight
Meng Goligyn Mayer Nexus
Kay Francis
DR. Monica
America
George M. Cohan
Gustav
Failing's
New St
Dover
Dover Mattress & Furniture Co
Roche
W. Lewis
R. D
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Denton, Maryland
Chestertown Hospital
Memoriam
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Santa Claus
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Ford’s Theatre
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