Social News From Caroline County Reports Then And Now
Lady and gentlemen notes from the Salisbury Advertiser recount weddings engagements and family visits across Denton and surrounding towns. Includes marriage of Eva Jane Garey to Martin J. Satterwhite in Salt Lake City and a Betheda Church post as Kansas City University chancellor. Also notes soldiers missing in action and wounded and a flurry of visits, travels, and holiday gatherings among local families and friends.
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T. Dukes Roe
W. P. Draper
Draper & Slaughter
Salisbury Advertiser
AL N. Ward
Betheda
MM. P
Kansas City University
Kanas
University
Ward Thy
West
Methodist Protestant Church
Mro
William H. Garey
Eva Jane
Martin J. Satterwhite
Fort Worth
Texas
Firet Methanit Church
Salt Lake City
Utah
Vic
Mire Satterwhite
War Department
James H. Andew, Jr
Argonne Front
Army Balloon Sails Over Caroline
A large away balloon passed over south emp Caroline list Saturday drifting as a huge black ball seen by many over Talbot. The craft left Washington early Saturday morning with five aboard. Electrical trouble caused smoke and a hasty descent. The balloon exploded on ground causing injuries to an occupant. Silk fabric valued at 35,000 feet was destroyed.
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Caroline
In loving memory of our boy John WonNusbaun Jr
In loving memory of John WonNusbaun Jr who died December 6. God’s will not one be undone. Mani, Papa and Uncle Harlan post heartfelt tribute at FP. Jo Wright’s ladies’ and pent watch collection noted.
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John wonNusbaun, Jr
Mani
Papa
Uncle Harlan
Smithville Social Notes Mention Wr. Art Atford Visit
Smithville Miss Hazel Dayt hosted a Saturday evening gathering for her cousin Wr. art Atfard of Chester. The guest list includes numerous locals and visitors from Philadelphia Greenwood and Baltimore with music games and late refreshments. Earl Alford, Myra Wright, Marie Parker and others are noted with several visitors from nearby towns.
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Smithville
Hazel Dayt
Art Atfard
Chester
Frank Astam
Charlie Culver
George O'Day
Elsie Tlubbert
Maggie
Alanche Meredith
Anna Mae Spence
Hazel Towers
Lynne Wright
Euga Sticuan
Mise Cahalt
Violet Meredith
Vher
Mmusic
Grume
Zeb Fountain
Dropheter
Elizabeth and
Mildred
Woodlynne
Sidie Devore
Philadelphia
Fred Fountain
Lacey Spence
JH. Spence
G So Liden
Helen
Bessie Liden
Mire
C.E. Parker
Kot
Bradley
Litle Son
Baltmore
J. E Black
Theresa Keel
Hazel
Earl Alford
Myra Wright
Wilmington
Marie Parker
Local Happenings at Hickman Turkey Dinner and Community Moves
Hickman residents recount a Thanksgiving turkey dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wooters with guests including Mr. and Mrs. John Lo Everngam and others from Denton Seaford Philadelphia and Hickman. The community notes changes of residence and pupil honor rolls at Hickman School include Louise Thomas Bertha Henry and others.
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Hickman
Witliam H. Wooters
John Lo Everngam
W. G Wooters
Thelsa Everngam
Bernice Wooters
Denton
L. Harington
Seaford
Larry F. Wooters
Philadelphia
James R Wooters
Wooters
David Messick
Alfred Cahall
Harry Johnson
Messick
J. C. Fountain Law
Johnon Chain
Molle Fiher
Chester
Sac Melvin
Hickman School
Louise Thomas
Bertha Flenry
Hazel Passwaters
Florence Jester
Henry Morgan
Clayton Cleaves
Wilford Passwaters
Mildred Thomas
Grace Trice
George [Reeding
Aa. F. Zimimerman
Nassau
Del
SP. Crown
Minster Defeat of Germany Glorified as Christian Victory
The Ridgely News Letter reports on wartime sentiment praising Christian victory, and covers a Baltimore wedding of Mrs. Frances Starr Norment and Mr. Robert E. Smith Jr. at Mount Vernon M. E. Church. It notes decorations, wedding party, and the groom’s assignment at Camp Meade, plus a sermon debating Christianity’s role in the war.
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Frances Starr Norment
Baltimore
Robert E. Smith, Jr
Ridgely
Mount Vernon M. E. Church
Richard B. Norment
Gladys R. Smith
Sophie L. Kerwin
Lloyds, Md
Margrene Hiteshew
Smith
Christ
Germany
Tialt
Ander
Jerusalem
Godfrey of Bouillon
Allenby
Vaning
West Sumilay
Mire
Walter Sepnington
Bennington
D. ‘Truitt
Stanley Frost
Fletcher Trutt
Ruthsbury
Wire
William Cooper
Greensboro
Cooper
Hart Tarmimond
Wilmington
First Avenue
Josiah Drumbaugh
Easton
Daniel Ritchie
Brumbaugh
R. E. Fountain
Central Avenue
Reformed Church
C. C. Froxel
Narvey
J. J. Bunting
MF Church
Price
Virginia Asilton
Talbot County
Grace Thompson
State Normal School
Kelley
Nellaire
W. Thompson
Alfred Thompson
Newark
N.J
Frank Porter
Wilnimpton Key
Ken Wcky
Bunting
Mammoth Cave
Amone Ridgelyntes
Roland Lane
Goldey's College
Mullard Swing
New York
Wilson Jackson
Delaware College
Grace Jackson
Chester
Rebecca Saulsbury
Swarthmore
C. Lo Opperman
Berwyn
State College
Opperman
Stanley Jones
Philadelphia
Alexander Russell
M. C. Smith
Thanksgiving visits and relatives travel in Delaware area
Mrs Annie Heather and daughter Helen along with Miss Eff Heather and Mr Roland Knotts drove to Philadelphia to spend Thanksgiving. Several relatives including Mrs Clits, Rambo and daughters Eleanor and Mildred visited Heather. Others traveled from Camden Wilmington Willington Elkton and Harrington for holiday time with family.
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Marydel
Annie Heather
Helen
Eff. W. Heather
Roland Knotts
Philadelphite Phursday
Clits
Rambo
Eleanor
Mildred
Philadelphia
A. Heather
Howell Leaf
Camden
N. J
Lizzie Hall
Ruth
George
Willorington
Grace Vincemt
Ratway
J. H. Scotton
Chas. Voss
Wilmington
Tom Pritchett
John Gooden
Harry Gibson
Queen Anne's
Harry Smith
Cora Pippin
Elkton
Ann Jump
Sadlersville
Hilda Hummer
Moore
Harrington
John Cohee
J. R. Kahler
Temppleville News Briefs Reflect Thanksgiving Travel
Mrs Hattie Lloyd and sister Miss Fannie Peters of Smyrna Del visited with aunt Mrs Anna P Everett. Mrs Laura Godwin of Ridgely returned home after visiting her brother W N Bowen. Mrs Kate O Knots and daughter Mary spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Roy C Stafford near Millington. Mr Roland Knotts and friends went to Philadelphia for Thanksgiving and back Sunday. Harry Davis daughter Myrtle and Mr Butter of Edge Moor visited Mrs R E Lane Sunday. John K Diddle family moved to Marydel after years in town. Miss Mary Cahall spent Thanksgiving with sister Mrs Adolph Hantworker in Wilmington. W N Bowen entertained Philadelphia friends. Miss Virgie Sparks visiting Hartley friends. Seth Thomas chime clocks at F J Wright's.
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Harry L. Scott
Baltimore
Harnett A. Dunham
Maryland Stue Normal School
Walter D. Moore
Wilmington
Charles S. York, Jr
Baltrymore
SF. Cole
M. Moore
Ridgely
Grace Morgan
Easton
May Downes
Denton
Elignutt
Lillian Ann
Ouidley
Pullet County
Svedert
Scepper
Idredge
Tuckahoe Neck
W. J. Kelly
Second Street
A. Davion
Ales Harriett
A. Dunham
Maryland State Normal School
Wis Maude Dunham
Sliss Evhel P. Cade
Federalsburg
Fll Williams
Meser
John Segar
Everett A Pepper
VC Burt Stafford
Chestertour
Mark H.wu, Jr
Oak Grove
Mase
Carrie M. West
Bridgeville
J. Woodall Green
France
Bert. C. Neal
New Haven
Conn
George J. Morgan
Thomas R. Green
Philadelphia
New York
Eminent Higontt
Ednah Fleming
Washington
Phunater
Wyre
Lulu Roe
Harry L Scott
Anna Hortecker
Cook Credie
Verte Cahall
Joshua Smith
Emma Masten
Coursey Hammond
Will Smith
Harrington
Porter
E. W. Sapp
Robert H. Dit
Albert Sapp
Elizabeth
Laura
Alberta
M. L. Wyatt
WM. Evelyn
Amos Layton
Jeanette
Cathel
Norwood W. Voss
New Jersey
Annie Voss
E. H. Sapp
Arthur J. Billing
Harney Collison
Fanny
Billing
Mary Jacobs
Eilsworth
Willow Grove
Praville Jacobs
Mary L. Breedinghall
Marty FE. Jacobs
Ellsworth
aMd
Vic
Laura Porter
Elizabeth Sapp
Blarrington
Vi Ente HL. Sapp
Ralph Steven
Mfred I. Roa
Howard Smith
J. T. Stevenson
Miss Collison
Centreville
Ord Raleigh
Balshmore
William Cooper
Alice Bennington
Walter Bennington
Carlile Bennington
East
Albert Saulsbury
New York City
Robert Smith
Gladys
Norfolk
Walter Carmine
Sparrow's Point
Church of the Brethren
C. D. Hylton
Troutville
Latte Marie Dill
Henderson
AL EL Pippin
Annie Turner
Hattie Hagadone
Leona Parsons
A. G. Saulsbury
Roland Krnous
W. PT. Temple
J. C. Madara
MacDainiel
Anna Richards
Institute
James Hevalow
Ethel Cade
C. W. Jackon
Nelson Richards
Hattie Lloyd
Fannie Peters
Smyrna
Del
Anna P. Everett
Laura Godwin
W. N. Bowen
Kate O. Knots
Mary
Roy C. Stafford
Millington
Roland Knotts
West Denton Fire Destroys Mill and Warehouse
A major blaze swept West Denton on Wednesday, starting in a flour mill and spreading to a warehouse and store. Wind fanned the flames, destroying multiple buildings and causing widespread property loss estimated at about 14,000 dollars. Firefighters saved nearby properties as residents evacuted in cold discomfort.
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West Denton
W. T. Foldington and Co Abbott
W. C. Paisterfield
Hames
William Cohee
Pastorfeld
Eugene Dilt
Pastorfield
Denton
Dr. Fisher
Dr. George
Local Social Roundup of Thanksgiving Visits and Travel
Mr Carter Kelley drove guests to Viola Delaware to visit Mrs Ed Sipple. Will Starkey and J R Starkey visited Hobbs and Salisbury relatives. Joe Jester learned of a son’s injury from a mule and is in hospital. Collisons visited Milford Neck. C W Williamson bought a farm near Bridgeville. Minerva and Miffian Todd visited parents near Andersontown for Thanksgiving. George W Carter visited Cedar Beach kin. H E Pickett of Philadelphia visited her mother and sister. Jene Jopp moved to Denton. W B Wyatt replaced him. E O W Smith of Philadelphia returned from a visit to his mother. E M Willey visited Esther in Lutherville. QO Smith and wife spent Thanksgiving with kin. Blanche Sutler visited Margaret Crawley.
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Carter Kelley
W. T. Thawley
Nete
Lulu Roe
Viola
Del
C. D. Collison
Milford Neck
J. W. Sitterfield
C. W. Williamson Tits
Cotcord
Bridgeville
Minerva
Miffian Todd
J A. Todd
Andersontown
George W. Carter
Cedar Beach
Caroline
H. E. Pickett
Philadelphia
Merriken
Atrs. Seeders
Jene Jopp
Pollard
Denton
W. B. Wyatt
E. OW. Smith
S. Smith
E. M. Willey
Esther
Lutherville
QO. F. Smith
Smith
Blanche
Sutler
Margaret Crawley
Burrsville
Yellow Bridge Farm Changes Noted In Local Movements
Farmers plan changes in the area with several moving to new farms including Edgar Bowdle near Elwood, Wim Wrightson to Vernaken near Federalsburg, Abhe Poole to Horlock, Joe Coalbourne to Elwood, and C E Thawley to Church farm near Federalsburg. David Wright succeeds Thawley at Poplar Neck. Miss Mabel and Ernest Thawley confined with the flu. Mrs Thawley and Pauline have just recovered. Harry Lane producing cane molasses with 1300 gallons so far. John W Beardley, respected resident, died Sunday and was buried at Salem. Florence and Blanche Line ill with the fin. Enos Cannon listed as sick. Hog killing well underway, many still to butcher.
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Mrs. Thawley
Pauline
Harry Lane
John W. Beardley
Salem
Florence
Blanche Line
Enos Cannon
Two Johns and Mrs Towers Return Home After Illness
Mrs. George W Towers returns home with son Chester after two months in Baltimore. Chester was bedridden two months with the flu. Nearby residents Mr and Mrs George Gooden Mr and Mrs Charlie Jones and Alfred Jones from Clayton Del joined the Griffiths family for Sunday prayers. The trip used Mr Jones car. UH Trice hosted a turkey dinner with his children on Thanksgiving Day. The USDA date gardens at India and Mecca Calif produced crops will be sent to the Navy for destroyer crews.
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George W.towers
Dbaltimtore
Chester
George Gooden
Charlie Jones
Alfred
Clayton, del
Alva Griffith
United States Department of Agriculture
India
Mecca
Cal
Navy Department
Price List and Dated Obituaries From Caroline County News
A garbled ad lists groceries and canned goods with prices, followed by obituaries and Red Cross notes. It reports Edward Sapp of Wyanee Delaware, and deaths of Charles E Towers, Hiram G Dudley, and Private Bennie Robinson in France. Red Cross activity in Caroline County, officer elections, membership figures, and wartime relief items are detailed.
Orphans' Court Proceedings Reported
Judges Liden Moore and Covey presided last Tuesday as T Clayton Horsey submitted inventory and final accounts for Mary Newlee Huton. Letters of administration were granted to William A Mowbray for Charles Brown Mowbray. Robert Messenger and Jerome Frampton appointed appraisers. Dr Harry L Nichols authorized to sell Nichols estate property. Katie Andrew and Frank Walker filed and the releases from Kane Andrew and Frank Walker lepatees were approved.
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Orphans’ Court
Liden, Moore and Covey
T. Clayton Horsey
Mary Newlee Huton
William A. Mowbray
Charles Brown Mowbray
Robert W. Messenger
Jerome J. Frampton
Harry L. Nichols
Sarah C. Nichols
Katie E. Andrew
Frank H. Walker
Luther J. Andrew
Kane E. Andrew
Bridge Across Chesapeake Bay Feasibility Study Revived
State Roads Commission chair Zonck proposes a bay bridge linking Big Shore west side to a south of Tolchester east side. The span would serve rail, electric, and auto traffic with about 15 feet water depth. Denton would be about 64 miles from Baltimore by auto. Governor Harrington forms a committee to study feasibility.
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Chesapeake Bay
Charman Zonck
State Roads Commission
Eastern Shore
Baltimore City
Bay
Denton
Baltimore
Zouck
Big Shore
Tolchester
Harrington
Canners Win Price Fix On Tomatoes Across States
Maryland Delaware New Jersey and Virginia will see tomato prices set at 185 dollars per 45 percent of output under new government rules. Maryland packers praised the decision as saving thousands of dollars after protests over California packers’ higher offer. The ruling affects No 3 standards and No go grades and follows a dispute over perceived quality differences between Maryland Delaware and California products.
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Maryland
Washington
Army
Navy
Delaware
New Jersey
Virginia
California
Caroline County
Miller Gibson Child Dies After Branch Pneumonia At Home
Mrs Mildred Gibson aged one year died Saturday night from branch pneumonia at her fathers home near this town Her mother was married last May to Gilbert Gibson of the Three Hundred and Thirteenth Infantry now in France Eight other members of Mr Lane s family were ill with flu last week
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Mildred Gibson
E. V. Lane
Maryland Sugar Policy Eases Purchases and Expo Plans
Effective December first the surrender of sugar certificates will not be required when sugar is bought. Restrictions limiting sugar use to certain lines and preventing new sugar based factories are removed. Retailers may sell at most four pounds per month per person to private families. counter pledges are no longer required. Also notes on Governor conference at Annapolis, repatriation of American war dead, identification tags, US Exhibit in Baltimore, new 13 cent stamp, postwar postal changes, influenza spread, and Parker's Lucky Curve Pens.
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F. J. Wright
Allentown
Alka
United War Work
Caroline County
W. GC. Te
W. GC. Te. Wall Meet At the Home of Mr. H. A. Roe
Bert C. Neal
New Hiven
Conn
Floyd
Caroline
Persling
Cruaders
Parker's
VMF
C. E Mitchell
Fo EL Nichol
Mitchell
Nichols
Peninula Horticultural Society
Bridgeville
Preident Warner
Maryland
Denton M
Home Economic Club
Court Halle
Concord
Melvin E Wheatley
Jo Oliver
Carey Plaice
Zauane
Sanday
Norfolk
Vic. Oliver
Atterton
H. Finharty
Preton
Caroline County Farmers Club
Court House
Henry Dreten
J. Harry Hemmons
Plenmimontia
P. F. Holopple
Church of the Brethren
Food Administration
Conference of
States of the Union
Annapolis
Baltimore
Harrington
France
Southern Commercial Congress
Franklin
Lucky Curve
Remembering Ieon Neal Lave His Family Remains Heartbroken
A bereaved family recalls Ieon Neal Lave who died December 8 last year in a loving remembrance. They speak of his life in faith and say he is at peace with Jesus. The message notes he was loved by his father mother and brothers and asks for his memory to endure.
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Ieon Neal Lave
Neal
Jesus
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Jo Wright
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William Croft
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I. A. Clernes
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Hollandsville
Sapp
Wyanet
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Goldsboro
Hezekiah Sapp
Felton
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Wyanel
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State Sanitarium
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Hiram G. Dudley
Talbot
Bennie Robinson
RED Cross
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