Local notices and community updates from Caroline county
Centreville aims for a new $50 000 armory next year. Easton Star-Democrat marks 122nd birthday. Various sales, auctions, and church fairs planned including an M P Church biscuit sale and a Brethren Christmas sale. Denton soccer beats East New Market. county exhibit underway with many displays. Manslaughter conviction in Cambridge. multiple infectious disease cases reported in Caroline and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Wright's
William Bullock
Centreville
Easton Star-Democrat
Everagain
Olidays
Williston Community Club
A. S. Daffin
Congoleum Art
M. K. Newnam
Elijah Griffith
M. P. Church
Ed. Nichols
Red Cross
Caroline
J. E. Hummell
Denton
Chestertown
John H. Baggs
F. B. Nuttle
Fifth Avenue
Oaks Farm
Hobbs
East New Market
Easton
Chesapeake City
Astern Shore
William C. Andrew
Dulin
Kerr Farm
M. E
John T. Jones
Wicomico County
Washington
Goldsborough
Wicomico Countian
Salisbury
W. E. Habbart
Harrison Street
Wilmington
Maryland State Board of Forestry
J. A. Cope
Caroline County Farmers Federation
John E. Patten
State Agricultural Corporation
Church of the Brethren
Fisher & Roe
Third
Nuttle Hardware
W. Collins Thomas
Bell
State Department of Home Economics
John A. Pilchard
Worcester County
Cambridge
House of Correction
Pilchard
Stephen H. Long
Pocomoke City
Long
Worcester
Caroline County
Ridgely
Greensboro
Federalsburg
Harmony
Preston
J Fletcher Clark Weds Edna Ebaugh Birge in Baltimore
Easton attorney and real estate broker J Fletcher Clark married Mrs Edna Ebaugh Birge at Strawbridge Methodist Church Baltimore by Rev Dr Chambers. Clark active in National Farm Loan Assn Talbot director Liberty Bank Easton. Birge formerly Easton Grammar School teacher. They plan an extended bridal tour then reside in Easton.
Women’s League of Voters meets in private homes
At a Fourth district meeting the county board asked each member to contribute 25 cents toward county expenses. The decision passed without dissent. Future meetings will be held in private homes in alphabetical order, with the next gathering at Mrs. W. H. Alderson’s home on December 16th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s League of Voters
Fourth District
W. H. Alderson
Christmas stationery at F. J. Wright's Headquarters
A compact note announces F. J. Wright's as the headquarters for Christmas stationery offerings. The item highlights the store as the central source for seasonal writing supplies and related gifts.
Local Residents Share Holiday Visits Across Towns
Greensboro reports a string of holiday visits as families and relatives travel between towns. Charles A Tauber and Edward Ott of New Jersey join Denton hosts at Golden Grove, while John L Thornton returns from naval service for a brief break before rejoining the Philadelphia yard. Other news mentions moves, visits, and outings by several local families including the Shields, Brindle property residents, Davis, Jackson, Malone, Taylor, Plummer, Rich, and Richs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Tauber
Edward Ott
New Jersey
Howard Shields
Isabelle
Grant Alburger
Terry
Mary Emily
Denton
Golden Grove
A. E. Shields
John L. Thornton
Wilson Thornton
U. S. Navy
Mediterranean
Holy Land
Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Port Deposit
Clarence Jackson
Mrs. Jackson
Henderson
Effa Plummer
Mabel Rich
L. W. Taylor
Bridgeville
Charles Rich
Dover
Local social notes and upcoming markets in the community
Dr H C Duffey and son of Depew visited Mr and Mrs Charles Jarrell and will spend the winter in Washington. Mr and Mrs Raymond Lilly of Wilmington and Mrs B Franzky of Philadelphia were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Gurney Tarburton. The Community Club will hold a Saturday market on December 3 and December 16 in the club room. Mrs Saulsbury Sparks is visiting daughters near Easton and in St Michaels. Irwin Sparklin spent the weekend in Vienna with L R Vane. Mrs Wilmot of Philadelphia visits her daughter Mrs Clifton. Jesse Rowe of LaPlata is visiting his brother Dr H W B Rowe. Mrs Clarence Barcus of Marydel is visiting Mr and Mrs James Hicks. Mr and Mrs H M Thompson were Philadelphia visitors. Emma Lock of Philadelphia was a visitor this week. The Ladies' Aid Society met at Mrs H L Fisher. The Ladies' Guild met at Mrs H L Beaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Duffey
Depew
Charles Jarrell
Duffey
Washington
Raymond Lilly
Wilmington
B. Franzky
Philadelphia
Gurney Tarburton
Saulsbury Sparks
J. Taylor
Easton
W. Whiteley
St. Michaels
Irwin Sparklin
Vienna
L. R. Vane
Wilmot
Clifton
Jesse Rowe
LaPlata
H. W
Clarence Barcus
Marydel
James Hicks
H. M. Thompson
Emma Lock
Ladies’ Aid Society
H. L. Fisher
Ladies’ Guild
H. L. Beaven
Alfred Thompson
Ridgelynes
Samuel Thomas
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Fred Flounders
Fred Madara
Donald Davis
St. John’s
Mildred Swann
Louise White
State Normal
Walter Booker
Washington College
Kennard Pinder
Johns Hopkins
C. W. Jackson
Wilson
North East
Harold Fountain
West Chester
Wesley Mc.Knott
Sadlersville
Jackson
Robert E. Smith
Virginia
Baltimore
C.H. Rawlins
Annapolis
R. E. Smith
Smiths
Ord Raleigh
Frank White
Epworth League
Amanda Saulsbury
J. T. Stevenson
Frank
Charles
John Grabill
Harry Gibson
Delmar
Dorothy Haymaker
Lee Bennington
Alice
Chester
Railroad Avenue
Jones
Beatrice Bowers
Alice Flounders
Ford
Harry Hemmans
James Swing, Jr
Dental School
University of Maryland
Joseph Wilde
Wheeling
W. Va
Rosalyn Tarr
Sarah Cannon
Andrews
New York
Frank Long
Orrell Saulsbury
Charles Hobbs
Henry Wilkinson
Jack Wilson
Gaston Buckle
Mary Frieze Ringgold
Harry Swann
Catharine Burton
John Saulsbury
Bertie Smith
Church of the Brethren
Harvey Holsinger
Pennington
Clarence Lane
Bion Roberts
Ridgely
Pittsburg
J. C. Madara
Fred
Samuel Troxell
The
Reformed Church
Frank Taylor
Clarksville
Delaware
E. C. Baker
Elva Cannon
Queen Anne
Bertie Dukes
Lawrence Lynch
Parker and Guests Visit in Area This Week
Smithville residents including Clarence and Ida Parker and their family traveled to St Michaels on Sunday. Federalsburg guests Ruth Covey and Elizabeth McMahan joined Thanksgiving visits with the Bullock sisters. Spence and Thompson from Philadelphia spent the weekend with J. H. Spence and family. J. H. Spence’s daughters Kathryne and Anna Mae and Mrs. John Holland visited Easton last week. Wilbur Wheatley of Washington stays with his parents E. A. and family. Ban Meredith and family shared Thanksgiving with John Williams family. Russell family of Federalsburg joined Chester Scott family Thursday. Edna Adams has returned from visiting relatives in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Parker
William Parker
Ida Parker
St Michaels
Ruth Covey
Elizabeth McMahan
Federalsburg
Elizabeth
Evelyn Bullock
Lacy N. Spence
Paul Thompson
Philadelpha
J. H. Spence
Kathryne
Anna Mae
John Holland
Easton
Wilbur Wheatley
Washington
E. A. Wheatley
Ban Meredith
John Williams
Russell
Chester Scott
Edna Adams
Marydel and Wilmington Visitors Gather for Holidays
Marydel and Wilmington guests holidaying with local residents include Mrs Charles Rambo and children from Philadelphia and Miss Helen Heather from Wilmington. Rev. Mr Chairs fell seriously ill Saturday and moved to his son's home in Queen Anne. Floyd Hummer of Wilmington visits relatives in town for ten days. Roger Davis and family of Wilmington were in town. Wallace Stafford returns from his wedding trip. J R Smith and Standersons back from New York. Tyson Heather and Ann Jump spend time in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rambo
Philadelphia
Helen Heather
Wilmington
Annie Heather
Queen Anne
Floyd Hummer
Roger Davis
Wallace Stafford
J. R. Smith
Standerston
New York
J. Tyson Heather
Baltimore
Ann Jump
Preaching at Methodist Church in Goldsboro Sunday
The Goldsboro Methodist church will hold services at the usual hours next Sunday morning and night with reception of members and infant baptism in the morning. Families of Jarrell, Rowe, Jarman and Voshell are mentioned in Thanksgiving visits and local hog butchering and buckwheat cake cooking are noted. Marion Jarman made a business trip to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Robert Jarrell
Noble Jarrell
Robert Jarrell, Jr
Rowe
Hillsboro
Moore
Wm. Boyce
Marydel
W. S. Voshell
Centreville
W. T. Jarman
Marion Jarman
Baltimore
Ridgely Underwear Plant Opens With Few Workers
The new underwear factory started Monday with a small crew and by Wednesday evening had nearly twenty at work. It plans to grow to forty or fifty as quickly as possible. The room is bright and pleasant, and the venture offers work for those with spare time. Garments produced are boys’ one piece suits.
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Events and Illness
Mr and Mrs T W Jones attended a big New York football game on Saturday. Joseph Goldstein of Baltimore visited his sister Mrs Samuel Bear. Sewing Circle met with Mrs Margaret McCloud. Leo Meginney visited his mother in Baltimore. Over sixty children out of primary school with measles. Mrs Corkran of Easton visited Mrs J M Swing. Iris Seager visited in Baltimore. Mrs Abe Epstein visiting in Baltimore. Harland Harrington ill with typhoid fever. Emma Saulsbury on sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Jones
New York
Joseph Goldstein
Baltimore
Samuel Bear
Sewing Circle
Margaret McCloud
Leo Meginney
Corkran
Easton
J. M. Swing
Iris Seager
Abe Epstein
Harland Harrington
Emma Saulsbury
Harris Chapel Folks Give Parsonage Dinner Set and Visit
About twenty five from Harris Chapel visited M. E. South parsonage Friday night and donated a hundred one piece dinner set. William Swann plans to move to Hackett Downes farm early next year. Several locals travel and substitute at schools. Kemp reports two hundred ducks shot last Saturday. St Pauls service to discuss Little Duties and The Soul’s Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Chapel
M. E. South Parsonage
William Swann
Hackett Downes
Queen Anne
Clough
Church Hill
Worth
Hillsboro
Jake Morgan
Bowens
Gene Morgan
Showard Culver
Hebron
Louise Short
Dorothy Jump
Hilda Carey
Harry Kemp
St. Paul's
Kemp Stewart
University of Maryland
Mrs. Bowens
Baltimore
Thanksgiving Travel and Visits Across States
Harmony reports extended Thanksgiving travel and family visits across New York State Maryland and Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs H C Todd and children Robert and Louise and Mr Earl McConnell returned from an auto trip in New York State. Mr John Clopine and Mrs Annie Smick of Baltimore spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Roland Towers. Miss Reba Hurst visited friends in Baltimore and Towson then returned home. Mr A W McConnell came back to Norristown after a week with relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Todd
Robert and
Louise
Earl McConnell
New York State
John Clopine
Annie Smick
Baltimore
Roland Towers
Reba Hurst
Towson
A. W. McConnell
Norristown
Roland Thomas
Cecil County
Oxford
Leon Todd
Washington
Hattie McConnell
Philadelphia
Poole
Preston
Belle Dean
Thanksgiving Visitors Gather at Rogers Home
Mr and Mrs George Rogers entertained Thursday guests including Mr and Mrs Howard Towers Mr and Mrs Claude Wheatley of Easton and Misses Velma Estelle Towers of Wilmington Miss Eunice Rogers of Wilmington spent Thanksgiving with her parents. Mr Conrad Hammer of Dover visited with Mr and Mrs Lee Morris. Lydia Morris stayed with Mildred Croll in Federalsburg. Bertha Mills spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs George Williams. Flossie Clemmings visited friends in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rogers
Howard Towers
Claude Wheatley
Easton
Velma and
Estelle Towers
Wilmington
Eunice Rogers
Conrad Hammer
Dover
Lee Morris
Lydia Morris
Mildred Croll
Federalsburg
Bertha Mills
George Williams
Flossie Clemmings
Philadelphia
Local Families Share Time Across Delaware and Preston
Mr and Mrs Ernest Wright and children from Delaware visit his mother Mrs James Wright. James Todd and children of Preston spend Sunday with Henry Cheezum family. Stella Wright of Delaware visits her mother Mrs James Wright. John Tull and children of Preston visit Mrs Frank Whiteley. Ella Carmine and son stay with James Cheezum. Rev Mr Wingate of North East visits William Collins family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wright
Delaware
James Wright
James Todd
Preston
Henry Cheezum
Stella Wright
John Tull
Frank Whiteley
Ella Carmine
James Cheezum
Mr. Wingate
North East
William Collins
Woodenhawk Pound Party for Chester Guests
A lively pound party was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clare nce Christopher on Monday evening in honor of John and Clarence Chaffinch of Chester, Pa. Attendees included Hazel Tull Minnie Mc Cauley Ola Chaffinch Ethel Reed Mary Chaffinch Violet Chaffinch Corinthea Reed Lewis Loeckerman John Chaffinch George Lowe Harvey Mc Cauley Clarence Chaffinch Howard Williamson John Willoughby Daniel Chaffinch Willie Graw Arthur Lucas Ray Noble Frank Willoughby Lester Noble and Alva Chaffinch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Christopher
Messrs
John and
Clarence Chaffinch
Chester
Hazel Tull
Minnie McCauley
Ola Chaffinch
Ethel Reed
Mary Chaffinch
Violet Chaffinch
Corinthea Reed
Lewis Loeckerman
John Chaffinch
George Lowe
Harvey McCauley
Christmas rug sale and gifts at local garages
Regular 19 Congoleum art rugs in 9 by 12 size are offered for 16 dollars now through Christmas by M. K. Newnam. At Hirs' garage you can find Standard Gas and Polarine Oils. F. J. Wright serves as headquarters for Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Newnam
Hirs
F. J. Wright
Death of Mrs Laura Smith in Delaware Line area
Mrs Laura Jane Smith died at her home Sunday morning after a long illness at age 59. She was wife of blacksmith John Smith and survived by a daughter, three grandchildren, a sister Mrs James Morgan, and brother James Creeding. Funeral Tuesday at The Peoples International Holiness Church with Rev W L Jump and Rev A W Betts. Interment Wesley cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Several social notices follow including family gatherings, Mite Society event, and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Jane Smith
John Smith
James Morgan
James Creeding
Wesley M. E.church
Peoples International Holiness Church
Clowser
Elias Pearson
Hartley
M. F. H. Collison
Mollie Griffith
Annie Price
Annie Baughley
John Taylor
Harvey Slaughter
Billy
J. Otis Stafford
Clayton
Pearl Baynard
Lewis
Ray Disch
Raymond
Mary E. Raughley
Minnie Price
William H. Hardesty
Clifford Raughley
Carl Slaughter
Lewis Slaughter
Mite Society of Union M. P. Church
William Hardesty
Pearl Daynard
Ellen Hopkins
Fletcher Stafford
Stafford
Margaret
Hobbs
Mary Dukes
Williston
Calvin Satterfield
Frederica
Florence Slaughter
Wilmington
Seaford
R. H. Stafford
Wesley Thawley
Goldsboro
R. H. Thawley
Margaret Thawley
Fred Lewis
Hickman
John H. Thawley
Mr. Brown Thawley
Houston Thawley
C. D. Collison
Organized Ball on the Shore joins national baseball fold
President Walter B Miller of the Eastern Shore League announced last week that secretary J H Farrell of the National Association of Professional Base ball Clubs confirmed the league’s admission to organized baseball. The seven clubs Pocomoke Berlin Cambridge Princess Anne Salisbury Laurel Parksley and Salisbury plan a full season as the first organized baseball on the Shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Miller
Eastern Shore League
J. H. Farrell
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Eastern Shore Baseball League
Pocomoke
Berlin
Cambridge
Princess Anne
Laurel
Del
Parksley
Salisbury
Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner Brings Local Families Together
Mr. and Mrs. T. Clayton Taylor hosted a turkey dinner last Saturday with immediate families of the Taylors attending. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beck and son, A. L. DeFord and family of Denton, N. P. Taylor and family, E. A. Taylor and family of Grove, and Mrs. Pliny Todd and children of Harmony. The Grove Church Ladies Aid plans a box social and entertainment at Grove schoolhouse on Thursday night, December 8, urging boxes and full pocket books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Clayton Taylor
Grove School House
Talbot Grand Jury Reports Prohibition Violations
In a report to the Court the Talbot grand jury states that violations of Volstead and Prohibition laws exist and that many stills for manufacturing intoxicating drinks are operated across the county. They examined 28 witnesses and issued two indictments and urge federal action to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot Grand Jury
Orphans Court Actions Review of Executorships and Real Estate
Orphans Court proceedings with Judges West Harper and Shawn approving accounts of sales of personal property for Harmon Pennypacker and Edward E Nuttle executors of William R Penny packer deceased and other estates. Court orders include notice for Mary F Dukes will probate and various trustee and administrator accounts with ratifications and final audits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawn
Harmon Pennypacker
Edward E. Nuttle
William R. Pennypacker
Mary F. Dukes
Caroline County
Mary Roberta Dukes
Register of Wills
William C. Trice
Calvert C. Merriken
Tilghman C. Layton
John F. Kelley
Sarah A. Layton
John Hulliger
John L. Hulliger
Hiram LeRoy Bailey
George W. Bailey
John Dyer
J. Owen Knotts
Harriett Dyer
Calvert, Mertiken
Owen Knotts
Obituary notices for Mrs Katharine Kibler and August Brogley
Mrs Katharine Kibler of Greensboro died November 24 after two days illness aged 45 wife of George J Kibler she leaves five children three brothers and two sisters Her loss will be keenly felt Funeral services for August Brogley aged 72 near Greensboro were held last week at St Elizabeth Church Denton with burial at Holy Cross cemetery He was a native of Alsace Lorraine and survived by four children Lewis August P Brogley Mrs George Schriber and Mrs Sewell Lades
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Kibler
George J. Kibler
Greensboro
Jacob Ndt Margaret Hammer
Hillsboro
August Brogley
Alsace-Loraine
Chilldren
Lewis H
August P. Brogley
George Schriber
Sewell
Revival Services in Denton Methodist Church Tomorrow
Revival services begin tomorrow morning at the Methodist Episcopal Church of Denton led by pastor Rev. W. E. Hills with assistance from Rev. William Cyrus Mealing and his wife from Pennsylvania. The Mealings arrive after a campaign in Baltimore churches and are welcomed to Denton to renew faith and cooperation among church members. The pastor urges earnest prayer and participation, asking members to list friends for prayer and to support a strong, communal revival effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. E. Hills
William Cyrus Mealing
Pennsylvania
Denton
Lower Freight On Farm Products
A 16 percent cut in carload freight rates for farm products is hailed as the best news for farmers in years. The reduction aims to spur sales, allow more seed and tools purchases, and boost employment, enabling an economic revival across agricultural states reliant on long distance transport.
Levy Court appoints officers and health official
Newly elected County Commissioner Joseph J. Garris qualified and seated in the levy court. The board reorganized with Milton C. Smith as president Walter C. Butter as clerk and J. Owen Knotts as counsel. Five nominees to the State Tax Commission included Alda P. Whitby Jesse W. Porter H Earl Smith C Leslie Walls and Joseph L. Gallagher. Dr J R Downes of Preston named county health officer and Samuel Ewing keeper of Denton bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy Court
Joseph J. Garris
Milton C. Smith
Walter C. Butter
J. Owen Knotts
State Tax Commission
Messrs
Alda P. Whitby
Jesse W. Porter
H. Earle Smith
C. Leslie Walls
Joseph L. Gallagher
J. R. Downes
Preston
Samuel Ewing
Denton Bridge
Congoleum Rugs Featured in Holiday Goods Displays
Everngam's highlights a broad range of Congoleum art rugs gxi2 as suitable gifts for Christmas shoppers, showcasing a festive selection in the holiday goods section.
Rumors of Radical Action on Shore Rail Lines Spark Debate
A. E. Beck of the Merchants and Manufacturers' Association visited Easton to assess freight and passenger service on the B. C. A. and related lines. He predicts motor trucks will centralize freight to Claiborne and that the M. D. V. line may be scrapped, urging local communities to prepare for possible changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Beck
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Baltimore
Easton
B., C. & A. Railway Company
Eastern Star-Democrat
Beck
Pennsylvania Railroad
Claiborne
Mrs Trice Returns Home After Visit in Federalsburg
Mrs Kate Trice returns to her Federalsburg home after a several weeks visit with Mrs Chambers. Mr William Chambers was in Philadelphia and Baltimore the first of the Mrs William Chambers, who has been quite sick, is able to be out again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Trice
Federalsburg
Mrs. Chambers
William Chambers
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Public Sale of Valuable Personal Property at Nathaniel Horsey Farm
After purchasing a small farm I will remove from the farm now occupied and sell all listed property at the Brick House farm located on the road from Greensborough to Burraville near Chilton's camp ground. Sale to be held on site at Sheppard's Church. Proceeds to be used to settle outstanding holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheppard’s Church
Nathaniel Horsey
Greensboro
Burraville
Chilton’s
Farming Implements Auction List From December 14
A December 14 auction offers farming gear including Deering hay tedder John Deere plow Osborne spring tooth Deering binder 60 tooth spike harrow and more. Items listed cover wagons harnesses saddles plows cultivators collars sleigh milk cooler and miscellaneous horse and farm equipment. Sale starts at 10 o'clock a m with a large catalog of tools and implements described as good as new.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere
Auburn
Oliver
Syracuse
Schauber
Household Goods at Auction Listed Items to Sell
A catalog of household goods including an oak wardrobe nearly new, 35 ards of matting, window curtains, a disc phonograph with several records, a cupboard, folding clothes rack, chairs, a hanging lamp, a porch settee, a Wood bine stove, 10 yards linoleum, a butter churn, and several other items not specified.
Livestock Sale By Richard A. Lister and Partners
Live stock sale of pure bred Poland China brood sow six weeks piglets, several mares and horses, a large herd with many graded cows and heifers. Partnership dissolving between T C Horsey and Lister with sale of entire herd without reserve. Credit terms on amounts over ten dollars and notes with security, on sale day. Lunches provided on grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland-China
T.C. Horsey
My Celt
Ayrshire
Richard A. Lister
Wner
T. GC
Horsey
James Temple
S. G. Nuttle
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Strawbridge Methodist Episcopal Church
North Avenue
J. Fletcher Clark
Edna Ebaugh Birge
Chambers
Clark
National Farm Loan Association of
Talbot
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Liberty Bank of
Peter T. Clark
Dirge
Easton Grammar School
McKendria P. Ebaugh
William R. Joiner
Charles A. Taubel
George R. Horsey
Albert E. Shields
Albert
James P. Neal
Joiner
T. L. Trice
W. H. Ellwanger
Dorothy
Richard L.trice
F. E. Yeoman
Double Hills
Walter
California
Newcomer
Ed. Long
Delha Dancy Brown
Madison Brown
John Fletcher Rolph, Jr
Marc Bryant
Anna
Jane
Fountain Rochester
Howard B. Wright
Mite Society
Thawley's Church
Tuckahoe Neck
J. Woodall Green
Walter Semlow
Emily DeFord
John C. Rutter
C. Percy Dunning
Oscar Hugh Clark
Tome School
Oscar Clark
Caroline Cotillon Club
Elmer E. Kearney
Richard Henning
William S. Denny
George T. Redden
Olivia Coffin
Edward Coffin
Middletown
E. Lynn Stevens
G. Lacey Stevens
Katherine Stewart
H. Clarence Duffey
Thomas R. Green
Smithville
Ridgely News
Reliance
Gchoptank
Woodenhawk
Burrsville
J. H. Nichols & Co
Harvey Fountain
Mr. Forrest
J. H. Thawley
John Parris
Fred Powell
Harrington
Grove
M. E. Church
Everngam’s
Andersontown
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