Centor Journal Item Highlights From County
Centor Journal page reads Saturday morning December 6, 1919 with county wide notices and items from various parts of the region. The page lists brief notices and solicitations under a common header.
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Centor Journal
Local News Notes From Denton Area Community
Local items report Wheat and corn prices, flour advertisements, and farm notes. L 8 Towers & Bra sells corn and hogs. W C T U meets at Miss May Fisher's. electric rate opposition shown in Denton and Caroline towns. Calves born to M F King. Christmas bazaars and oyster suppers planned. J W Funk buys 55 acre Fort district farm. Funeral for James H Calloway at Hillsboro cemetery. Bible dealer at Sixth and Franklin. milk plant progress at Greensho. Eastern Shore Can Co formed in Hurlock. Saulsbury, 76, dies at Tuckahoe Neck. interred Denton cemetery.
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L. Butler
Towers & Bra
St Paul's Church
Hillsboro
J. W. Funk
Fort District
H. L. Cooper
Tsarab Fountain
Easton
Towson
JOH
Nichols & Co
John Bartley
H. L Dodd
Easton Court
Bartley
State Board of Education
State Board of Forestry
McCoy Hall
Nalthmore
Emuly de. Ford
Sixth
Franklin Streets
Universal Book and Bible House
Philadelphia
Greensho O
Caroline
Matthew Lawless
James A. Welding
Journal
Lawless
Denton Auto Co
Peoples Garage
C. H. Gorsuch
Gorsuch
Farmers’ Club
Farmers’ Supply Company
Eastern Shore Can Company
Hurlock
Walter M. Wright
Elbert Douglas
Fred R. Owens
George W. Woolford
Harry H. Nuttle
Robert Jarrell, Jr
A. Victor Neal
Alex. Noble
S. Elbert Douglas
J. R. Phillips, Jr
John T. Handy
Thomas Saulsbury
Ralph Meredith
Tuckahoe Neck
Saulsbury
B. Frank Rickards
Meredith
Josephine Kirkman
Talbot
Robert H. Saulsbury
Concord
Rev
W. L. Jump
Denton Cemetery
Social and Wedding News From Caroline County
Numerous social visits and weddings are reported across Denton and nearby towns. Highlights include the Twentieth Century Community Club meeting near Choptank with nine members, a Dover wedding of Miss Mary Edna Price and Arthur Dudley, and local guests at Dr. and Mrs. M. B. Stephens home. Officials and clubs update with new county officers and a federated women’s clubs council. A revival meeting led by Rev. W. R. Woodall draws large crowds as farmers finish harvest and prepare for winter duties.
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Chuir
O. C. Blades
Choptank
Norman
Jew Wright
Mary Edna Price
Queenstown
Arthur P. Dudley
Wye Mills
Dover
Del
Maeriee
James C. Comisky, Jr
West
Sarah
Martha Richmond
Scarborough
Snider
State Normal School
M. B. Stephens
Rawlings Dulin
Sherif ‘Dulin
Wilmington
Beacom Business Colleges
Wm. E Roe
Irene
W. O. Ledman
Floyd Morgan
Baltimore
Geo. D. Morgan
Denton
Ralph Keith
James Keith
Josephine M. Downes
H. A Patce
R. Boon Beauchamp
Janette Hobbs
Philadelphia
George W. Price
Reginald Davidson
Caroline County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Edith Norman
H. WD
D. W. Davis
Azsersontown-Hobbs
N. Alvinmith
Greensboro Progressive Community Club
C. W W. Stone
Federal Community Club
Elsie Matthews
Ridgely Community Club
Fred Small
Denton Home Economics Club
State Federation of Women's Clubs
George Imler
Irma Imler
Elmira
New York
Wesley Honey
Imler
Honey
Agnes Boyles
Annie Shafer
Ocean City
Sam Rhodes, Jr
Centreville
Miriam Clark
Beathmore
J. Olan Clark
James Swing, Jr
Dudley Davis
St. John’s College
Davis
Luther Tall
J. M. Herzog
Fred Dukes
Francis Dukes
Bertie
J. T. Stevenson
Frank Stevenson
Charles Stevenson
Junior
Harry Gibson
Delmar
Edward Lord
J. L. Nichols
Roland Thomas
C. E. Collins
Roland
Alfred Scarborough
Clayton Taylor
Elbert Taylor
Charles Lord
Raymond Williamson
Asa, Willis
James Smick
Stone
Ada Baker
John Clapine
Frederick
Smick
Clapine
Farle Todd
G. 5S
Herbert Ward
Helen
Wilbur Clark
Miriam
Hilda
Ruth Hall
Elizabeth Hall
Wise
Ambrose Gooden
Jim Scotton
Doctors Café
Cora Pippin
Elkton
Leslie Pippin
Marydel
Local social notes and prison of Stevensville Bank case
Hickman and Ward Meloney hosted a large Saturday gathering with refreshments and games. A long list of residents and visitors from Wilmington, Philadelphia, Marcus Hook, Newport, and Denton are noted for Thanksgiving visits, visits, and family ties. The Stevensville Bank defalcation case details: G O Calloway resigns after admitting a 8500 shortage. charged with misappropriating 50000, with William H W Lowe charged in conspiracy. Bail set at 25000. bank placed under Bank Commissioner care. J Edward Lord buys a six cylinder car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Meloney
Doc. Harrington
Dorothy
Lincele
Seaford
Philadelphia
George Wooley
Stevensville
AL Shane
Alfred Breeding
Marcus Hook
Velma Breeding
Estelle Reynolds
Margarette
Violet
James Noble
Cambridge
Harry V. Noble
Reese Brown, Jr
A. F. Zimmerman
Nassau
Delaware
William Roach
New Jersey
Charles Stevens
Jennie Wyatt
Denton
James Morgan
James T. Breeding
F. O. Stevens
Wilmington
G. O. Calloway
Stevensville Bank of Maryland
William H. W. Lowe
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railroad
Calloway
Lowe
Epworth Social at Dr Haymaker's and local notices
The Ridgely News Letter reports Epworth League social at Dr and Mrs Haymaker Thanksgiving night with a brief program and games. Other items include the High School entertainment, Community Club meeting, Milk Producers’ Association visit in Philadelphia, and multiple local residents visiting relatives or recovering, with Thanksgiving and upcoming services noted.
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Epworth League
Robert Bowman
Shylock
A. Saulsbury
C. A. Saulsbury
Martha
Frank Stevenson
Elmer Cole
Bridgetown
Marshall Downes
Goldsboro
Milk Producers’ Association
Philadelphia
Continental
E. F. Lawrence and Sons
Foden Richard
Oden
Helene
Miriam Clark
Baltimore
J. Olan Clark
Lawrence
Linden Farm
Will Rickards
Grace Frances
Newark
N. J
Thomas Saulsbury
Rickards
Ralph Meredith
Thanksgiving greetings fill Hobbs and surrounding towns
The report lists numerous residents and visitors returning from Thanksgiving travels to Hobbs and nearby areas including Greensboro Newark Bethlehem Milton and Towson. It notes social events at Andersontown and Marydel plus revival services, holiday visits, and local club meetings with many named residents and frequent references to family gatherings and movements.
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Laura Spence
Caroline
Washington
Louise Cobee
Towson
Social notes span Federalsburg region in Burrrsville miscellany
The Federalsburg Burrrsville column lists visitors and residents across town and nearby areas. Includes marriages, showers, family visits to Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Wilmington, property sales, church revival, and a veteran returning to Federalsburg after wartime service. Notable names: Layton Hayward Lewis, Slaughter, Stratford, Griffith, Wright, Jacobs, Baker, Porter, Garret, Harvey, Callison, Bowdle, Smith, Kemp. The item chronicles Thanksgiving travel, social events, and local shuffling of homes and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Boyer
Town
C. C. Johnson
Boyer
Anna
Flossy Jones
Wilmington
J. R. Jones
Roscoe Taylor
Philadelphia
F. B. Sweeney
Edith Goodwin
W. A. Goodwin
J. Edgar Walls
Baltimore
Mildred Gooden
T. H. Gough
Henry Shulties
James Johnson
S. G Johnson
Herbert Hudson
Samuel Hudson
Edna Carrow
Greensboro
W. G. Carrow
Viola Clayville
C. H. Clayville
Grace Smith
Lewis Slawhter
Layton Hayward
Lewis
Ray Diech
Wyoming
W. Harvey Slaughter
Harrington
Cain
Agetine Statford
John Hopkins
Vernon
Earl Griffith
Statford
Wesley M. F
W.N. Conaway
Herman Wright
Jennie Wright
Mary Jacobs
Ellsworth
T. R. Jacobs
Chester Baker
John Baker
Clarence Voss
Brownsville
Wm. H. Satterfield
Mary E. Harvey
Henry Porter
Tuckahoe Neck
T. W. Porter
Mildred
Mis
Sadie Garrett
Henry Baldwin
Ruth A. Harvey
Quaker City
Naomi Hayman
Hickman
Marian Stafford
Mary E. Breeding
Millard Callison
Hobbs
Carl Callison
H. A. Porter
Wm. Jennings
Ohio
Federalsburg
Bethel
Frank L. Smith
Thomas Kinder
George Noble
5. M. Noble
Daniel Callaway
Samuel Callaway
Smith
Corporal Smith
France
Montfaucon
James T. Kemp
Chesapeake and Tributaries
James Andrew Nichols
Academy Street
Real Estate Transfers and Y W C A World Program
Real estate transfers include multiple parcels in First Second Fifth Sixth and Seventh districts with varied buyers and prices. Y W C A worker Miss Molly Ross from Doylestown will supervise the Eastern Shore Maryland World Program extending to Kent Caroline Talbot Dorchester Wicomico Worcester and Somerset counties. Also notes on anti cigarette efforts and local deaths including Preston Hastings and Richard Allen.
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Molly Ross
Doylestown
Red Cross
Maryland
Young Women’s Christan Association
Ross
Denton
Kent
Caroline
Talbot
Dorchester
Wicomico
Worcester
Someset
America
Officers File Their Bonds In Orphins Court
Judges West Harper and Shawn presided as bonds were filed and approved for executors and administratrices. The will of W Thomas Saulsbury stands for probate December 9 at 11 am, with notices to next of kin. Bonds and administrator appointments were recorded, including James Cannon and William Cannon personal estate letters and appraisers appointed.
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Owen N. Dulin
Yeast
Richard T. Porter
Sherif Dulin
William H. Adkins
Henry Hollyday
Easton
West
Harper and
Shawn
Orphins
Ad. F. Baker
Katherine A. Baker-Layton
Charles B. Waker
James A. Corkrell
John W. Corkrell
Ida Corkrell
Minnie Stevenson
Morris Stevenson
Harvey L. Cooper
Charles A. Davison
Ct. A
Georgeanna Bright
Margaret Bright Lundy
W. Thomas Saulsbury
T. Phoy Fisher
Register of Wills
Lewis X Knots
J. Spencer Lapham
J. Owen Knotts
John H. Black
Mary E. Black
James H. Davison
Charles J
Margaret D. Davison
William K. Marine
Nellie A. Marine
Lewis & Knotts
Savings Department
The
Peoples Bank
Violet
Eldon Marine
James H. Cannon
Martha J. Cannon
William T. Cannon
J. B. Colgain
Charles W. Roe
J. Howard Pasterfield
Circuit Court
Revival and church notices featured in Hillsboro and area churches
Revivals and sermons announced across Methodist churches in Hillsboro, Denton, Greensboro and Baltimore. Facts include December 7 revival start at Hillsboro M E with Dr C T Wyatt and Rev Lee Starke, sermon times, and Dr Wyatt at Denton M E. Kinsman’s Catholic reception noted. Trinity Greensboro service by Bishop Adams. Loyal Sons class sermon on January 14.
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E. W. McDowell
D. F. Butsler
Methodist Episcopal Church South
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. E. Church
Hillsboro
Freeborn Garretson
Wise
Sofns
Emily DeFord
Frederick Joseph Kinsman
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Delaware
M. E
Wyatt
Orpab
Ruth Clave
W. A Wise
Denton M. E
Bishop Adams
Haly Trinity Church
Greensboro
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the Local Department
Mercury
Maryland Queen
M. F. King
Nelson Coverdale
Marian Cooper
Farmington
Denton M. E. Parsonage
C. T. Wyatt
James W. Carter
J. E Shiley
John Edmund
Albert G. Packard
Newport News
Walter Brown
W. M. Strayer
Oxford
Peter Clark
J. Ira Fisher
Willow Grove
John Statum
Easton Hospital
J. Howard Pastorfield
Potter Steele
Pastorfield
Orphans’ Court
Milton C.south
William F. Jackson
Willard C. Todd
W. R. Woodall
North Carolina
Xv Wspa PE
Ursula Slaughter
Brother John
Louise Thomas
Minnie Henry
Wm. Croll
Derso
Ed. Hunt
Martin Hunt
Altoona
Owen Howard
Lynnie Hunt
Margaret Howard
Elsie
Laura Hunt
George
George Griffith
Lonnie Berry
Richard Benson
Newport
Cleveland
Laura
Attoona
Miss Berry
Elva Griffith
George L. Griffith
Oscar Nichols
Robert Nichols
Ernest Griffith
Washington College
Mary Nichols
Margaret and
Anna Cook
Ralph Hunt
Dover College
J. Edward Lord
Ridgely News
Epworth
J. M. Haymaker
W. W. Seward
University Hospital
Dorothy Haymaker
Methodist Hospital
Hoffman Sisters
A. M. Rahn
Souderton, Pa
Paul
Frank Long
Armel
Elizabeth Hopkins
Edna
Thomas Carmine
Walter Carmine
Joseph Brumbaugh
Mont Wiley
C. H. Rawline
R. E. Smith
Harry Laird
Harford County
Vergie Willis
W. H. B. Kauffman
East Freedom
Anna Richards
Joyce Munting
Albert Saulsbury, Jr
Grace Thompson
Baltmore
Ada Matthews
Lapham
Alice Pendleton
York Business College
Clara Denny
T. A. Smith, Jr
Edward Pearsaul
Edmund Pendleton, Jr
Cumberland
Viola Jones
Miriam Todd
Andersontown
Jenkintown
Wilber Gain
U. S. Navy
G. W. Gain
Louise Cohee
Andersontown, Mr. and Mrs. W. Starkey
Milton
Isaac
W. H. Lord
EM. Willey
W. H. Witley
W. L Jump
Minerva Todd
Alberton
B. B. Allen
Bethlehem
Ruth Vanfleet
Irene Carroll
Edward Startt
Charlie Marshall
Wm. Roe
Flora Taylor
Clinton Carroll
J. E. Harding
Wm. Harding
D. I. Patchett
Harvey Harding
Martha Messick
Mrs
Carl Coulbourne
Charlie Christopher
J. C. Boone
Philly P Rei
Helen Heather
Wm. Burts
Norris Bull
Annie Jump
Edith Davis
Grove
Edna Carroll
C. A. Carroll
Fred Stafford
Co. W. Bradley
John Hubbard
Merrick Cohee
Burrsville
Harry Collison
Fred Bowdle
Amos Lay
Ton
Shaw
John Maloney
Ea Pennington
Virginia Emerson
W. F. Pennington
H. Clarence Duffey
Bride
Chas. Jarrell
Henry Fisher
H. L. Fisher
G. L. Wilson
W. L. Thompson
M. P. Peacock
Mt. Airy
Richard Evans
H. W. B. Rowe
Preston
Edgar Blanche
Louise Fleming
Russell
Frances Roger
New Windsor College
Francis Cookson
Helen Moore
Gladys M. Gale
Stewart Gale
Chas.e Jarrell
James Calvin Smith
Lucy May Vpoore
William Rkodman
Mabel L. Steele
Harvey J. Cooper
T. Purdy Richard
Harry W. Davie
Irene Inibbert
Sallie A. Minner
Solomon N. Harn
Boro
Frederck Garland
Madara
James Grinnage
Levi Hollister
Charles B. Harrison
Dollie FE Kelley
Peter Cook
Nelson HH. Fooks
William F. Spencer
Ellie E. Spence
Willard Mitchell
George Price
George E. Price
Irving G. Coleman
Ella Bovey
Rosie A. Oliver
Horace B. Phillips
Lizzie G. Redden
Ida J. Walker
Gootee & Liden
Luther Strene
Paul Lessy
Fernandes Davis
Jacob N. Coulbourn
Alice Brown
Harry Minard
William A. Graham
George G Collier
Frank H. Kibler
Bessie D. Bault
William E. Brown
Dennis Nichols
James Temple
Nelle A. Carroll
United States
Anticigarette League of America
Anti-Cigarette League of the World
Lucy Gaston
Chicago
North Dakota
Preston Watson Hasting
Waddells Corner
Dorchester County
Hastings
Richard Allen
Chestertown
Allen
Mr. Allen
Ridgely
Neme M. Wooters
Lida Rust
Mary Laura Porter
Perry ID. Taylor
Madison W. Charles
Robert
Taylor
Church News
GEO. A. Deakyne
Denton, Md
Termaensy
T. H. Everngam
Tae
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