Holiday closings and farm sales in Caroline area
Caroline schools close for Christmas and reopen January 4. A. P. Whitby announces a large farm stock sale at Tuckahoe Neck next Monday. Local figures report hogs weighed 459, 446, and 368 pounds and a total of six hogs at Tuckahoe Neck weighing 1927 pounds. Denton post office hours change to 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and other local notes cover band, church, and lodge activities, with a missing fowl theft and a motor vehicle accident injuring two women near Ingleside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
A. P. Whitby
Tuckahoe Neck
G. W. O'Day
Smithville
Hughes Lumber and Coal Com. Ping
M. E. Church
Denton
T. F. Taylor
Greensboro
Ridgely
Fred Dill
Whiteleysburg
Masonic Hall
Peggy
M. E
Chesapeake
Charles B. Baker
Kent Island
Sandy Point
Temple Masonic Lodge
Edwin W. Breeding
Lester S. Kauffman
Samuel G. Nuttle
Ritchie
Maryland
Denton Fire Company
Clarence H. Roe
William Finn
Sherman L. Tribbitt
Ormond Andrew
Earle White
Elmer Lynch
Marydel
Delaware
New Castle County
Lynch
Willey
Wharton
Emma Parvis
Mary R Downes
Ingleside
J. Percy Bittle
Miss Downes
Stephen R. Downes
Denton Area Couples Granted Marriage Licenses
Personal and social news lists multiple couples granted licenses to wed in Caroline. Names include Lemuel Dill and Jessie Stubbs, Ralph Swann and Nora Evelland, Samuel J. Hopkins and Bessie M. Hicks, and others with hometowns such as Greensboro Federalsburg Denton and Ridgely. It also notes Glendale California marriage details and local social updates on graduates, relocations, and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Lemuel Dill
Felton
Jessie Stubbs
Goldsboro
Ralph Swann
Nora Evelland
Greensboro
Samuel J. Hopkins
Cordova
Bessie M. Hicks
James Kemp
Todd
Mildred Meredith
Federalsburg
Henry F. Porter
Seaford
Martha E. Maloney
Georgetown
Jesse Rich
Audrey Wisher
Denton
Carroll Brown
Hobbs
Grace Hamilton
Hickman
Norman Maloney
Nettie Anthony
Vernon
Herman Andrew
Florence Marie Trice
Ellis Henry Collins
Easton
Mary Evelyn Nichols
Charles Edward Mitchell
Catherine Edwards
Otis Smith
Ada L. Lewis
Harrington
Raymond L Wood
Edna Sawyer
Brandstater
North Chester
Glendale High School
Christchurch
New Zealand
C. A. Brandstater
West Wilson
B. B. Cehee
Anna Louise
Thomas H. Draper, Jr
Dover M. E. Church
Leonard C. White
Elizabeth Nichols
Galden College
Triangle Agricultural Corporation
Wilmington
S. G. Nuttle
H. C Nuttle
Baltimore
Mary E. Hutchinson
Captain Joseph Passapae
W. Lee Anthony
Harley Willoughby
Chester
J. DeWeese Carter
Washington and Lee University
J. Bateman Draper
Baltimoore
Greensboro Weddings and Local Real Estate News
Notable marriages occur in Greensboro with Norman Usilton and Elizabeth Draper tying in December at Church Hill M E parsonage. Local property sale notes record the old Dr Rousset house purchase for 1950 dollars by Brown Horsy Brumbaugh for business use. Guests from Washington College and University circles visit relatives for the holidays as various residents travel or host over the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Usilton
Price Station
Elizabeth Draper
Greensboro
Church Hill M. E. Parsonage
Robert Draper
Usilton
Mary Asilton Moore
Asilton
Price
Carrie Hobbs
Annie
Katherine Richter
Joseph Bernard
Marion Cross
Comegys
Hyland van Sant
Washington College
Chestertown
Dr. Rousset
John C. Brown
T. Clayton Horsey
Arthur W. Brumbaugh
Honey Boy Minstrels
Preston
Greensboro High School
Parent Teachers Association
Charles Wells
Florida
A. Dingledine
Edward Mitchell
Denton
Catherine Edwards
S. L Adams
Osborne Bennett
Maryland University
College Park
W. 0. Bennett
James Butler
Paul Meredith
Beacom’s Business College
Samuel C. Bilbrough
American University
Washington
Milton Roe
Addie Shockley
Swarthmore
A. G. Shockley
Mary Thawley
Susie Thawley
Harvey Porter
Roland Porter
Stevensville
Frederick Malone
Pittsburg
F. R. Malone
J. C. Moore
Wilmington
Josephine Moore
FE. W. Taylor
Bridgeville
Pleasant Christmas Program At W C T U Meeting
At Mrs G H Rue home the W C T U held a festive gathering with sixteen members and two visitors. President Miss May Fisher led a program of carols readings and talks including Rev S I Arnold on India customs and Christmas. Refreshments followed a cedar scented setting and a decorated tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Rue
May Fisher
I. Arnold
Mabel C. Duffey
Faith Burkett
Luther
M. E Wheatley
S. I. Arnold
Christmas Services in Episcopal Churches of Caroline
The schedule lists Christmas and Sunday services in St. Paul Hillsboro Holy Trinity Greensboro and Christ Church Denton with Holy Communion times on Christmas Day and Christmas Eve. The Church of the Brethren hosts an object sermon for children The Christmas Star and a 730 pm Christmas program. Denton M P Church announces a 930 pm Christmas cantata and a 6 am prayer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
St. Paul’s Church
Hillsboro
Holy Trinity Church
Greensboro
Christ Church
Denton
Church of the Brethren
Denton M.P
Henry van Dyke
Denton M. P. Church
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Patron’s December meeting at Marydel school
The December Patron’s Meeting was held at the Marydel school on Tuesday evening with Dr. Holloway, Superintendent of County Schools of Kent county, Delaware, as speaker. Various local residents were noted, including Floyd Moore visiting from University of Maryland Medical School and several residents visiting relatives in Dover, Wilmington, and Sadlersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Holloway
Kent County
Delaware
Floyd Moore
University of Maryland Medical School
Baltimore
George Moore
Naomi Smith
Dover
L. Smith
M.S. Pritchett
Family Reunion and Local Visits Highlight Greensboro Social
Mrs Annie Raughley and children Miss Mary C and Mr Clifford Raughley attended a Sunday reunion dinner in Greensboro at the home of Mr and Mrs B S Raughley. Mrs Margaret Simpson hosted guests Mr and Mrs Wood Spicer and children from Federalsburg. Union M P Church Sunday School scholars received their annual Christmas treat last Sunday morning. Miss Lucy Pierson of Swarthmore visited her parents Mr and Mrs Elias Pearson. Union Mite Society December meeting was held at the parsonage. Mr W C Raughley was a weekend visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Raughley
Mary C
Clifford Raughley
Greensboro
B. S. Raughley
Margaret Simpson
Wood Spicer
Federalsburg
Union M. P. Church
Lucy Pierson
Swarthmore
Elias Pearson
Union Mite Society
Hobbs
W. C. Raughley
Community Notes From Middletown Area Visitations
Mrs Edna Caball returns home after time with daughter near Middletown. Del William Burris and daughter Ethel visit near Sadlersville. Sunday services include Sunday School at 9 45 a m and preaching at 8 p m. Mrs Eugene Everett and Mrs Katie Stafford visit Mrs R W Campbell at Marydel. Mr John W Davis visits Kenton Del. Master Cooper Davis on sick list this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Caball
Ernest Whittington
Middletown
Del
William Burris
Ethel
Sadlersville
Lemue! Walls
Eugene Everett
Katie Stafford
R. W. Campbell
Marydel
John W. Davis
Kenton
Cooper Davis
Bus routes proposed from Greensboro to Chestertown
Applications filed with the Public Service Commission seek permits for two passenger bus routes from Greensboro to Chestertown via Church Hill. Applicants H. E. Carter and A. Foster Smith, both of Caroline county, await commission action with no announcement yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Greensboro
Chester River Bridge
H. E. Carter
A. Foster Smith
Caroline County
Chestertown
Church Hill
Militon Indicts Joshua Tiller for Assault Case
Joshua Tiller, a resident of Queen Annes County, was indicted on an assault charge involving a 4-year-old girl near Millington. The trial is scheduled to take place in Elkton in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Tiller
Queen Anne's County
Milington
Elkton
Ridgely News Letter highlights and obituaries
Mr Harper Lang sustains a 20 foot fall from an old house roof and faces weeks at Mercy Hospital. Wedding news notes Raymond Lang and Mildred Roe wed in Cordova and plan to live near Greensboro. Public health orders confine Ridgely dogs for six weeks after a mad dog scare. Community activities include Sunday school programs, training schools, and local visits in Maryland. Orphans Court proceedings detail probate and guardianship matters for Wright, Steele, Potter, Reed, Howard, and Kelley estates.
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Harper Lang
Harry Lane
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Lang
Raymond
North of Town
Mildred Roe
Cordova
Greensboro
Ridgely
State Board of Health
Loraine Swing
Southern College
Petersburg
Roland Fountain
Irvington
Rosenast
Risdon French
Harrington
Elias French
William Harrison
L. S. Matthews
Church of the Brethren
Harry Zeigler
Joseph Simon
Frank Simon
Pelot
J. F. Elliott
Maple Avenue
Hannah Freeman
Elliott
Reformed Sunday School
Methodist Sunday School
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Lewis Lane
John Lane
Samis
Philadelphia
William Kellar
Beanstown
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Alexander Russell
Adam Holsinger
Sam Cecil
Orem
Reisterstown
H. M. Blanche
Hannah Snowberger
Jack Rash
Turner
Caroline Sun
James Lewis
Dover
Harold Lloyd
Community Theater
Leelan Jackson
John
I. T. Saulsbury
Robert Headley
Katie Butler
Chester
Stella Matthews
Detroit
Michigan
Rev. L. S. Matthews
Baxter Roberts
Hockessin
Charles Starkey
Albert White
Washington
Clifton Morris
Charles Carroll High School
Christ
Ethel Butler
Easton
Dan Butler
M. A. Brackett
Thomas Jones
Mercersburg
Alfred S. Thompson
Plainfield
New Jersey
Orphans’ Court
West
Harper and Shawn
Mary A. C. Wright
Albert S. Handy
Oliver W. Handy
Isaac H. Morris
Sallie Priscilla Steele
Isaac L. Dukes
E. Ta
Z. Potter Steele
T. Clayton Horsey
Belle Reed
Frederick Howard
Ella H. Whiteley
Courtney Whiteley
Oscar E. Kelley
John F. Kelley
James D. Kelley
Christmas Hints From Health Director
Dr. John S. Fulton urges a complete physical exam by your family doctor as a Christmas or New Year gift to yourself. He compares the body to a car, noting that unlike cars human parts can’t be replaced. regular checkups keep the body in good shape and prevent physical bankruptcy through wise use of physical capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Fulton
State Department of Health
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation Annual Meeting in Baltimore
The Maryland Farm Bureau Federation holds its three day annual meeting and banquet in Baltimore January 6 to 7 with headquarters at the Hotel Rennett. Under secretary M Melvin Stewart the Baltimore office has prepared an attractive program. The convention includes the general session January 6 at 2 pm with Governor Ritchie addressing delegates, followed by talks from Charles J Brand and President Cahill. An unusually large attendance is expected as plans aim to ensure a successful gathering.
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Farm Bureau
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Baltimore
Rennett
M. Melvin Stewart
State Farm Bureau
Ritchie
Charles J. Brand
National Fertilizer Association
Cahill
Melvin Stewart
Unlawful to Kill Swan in Maryland Now
Game Warden Lee LeCompte states there is no open season on swan in Maryland. The Migratory Bird Treaty Act created a ten year closed season starting December 8 1916, and regulations placed with the USDA could not be changed to open the season before December 8 1926. It is unlawful to hunt or kill swan until the Department of Agriculture opens the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee LeCompte
Maryland
United States Department of Agriculture
Lwan
United States
Department of Agriculture
Hillsboro and Queen Anne Missionary Society Officers
The Woman's Missionary Society at the Hillsboro parsonage elected officers led by Mrs. H. M. Morgan as president and Mrs. J. E. Morgan as vice president. The group noted a collision at Broadway and Front with Mr. Ed. Davis and Mrs. Saulsbury among those involved but uninjured. Community events include St Pauls Bible Class at 44 members and multiple local visits and holidays activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
H. M. Morgan
J. E. Morgan
H. P. Flowers
H. W. B Rowe
Horace Morgan
Mattie Price
Y. PB
C. E Stewart
Addie Morgan
Davis
Saulsbury
St. Paul’s Wesley Bible
Elizabeth Lightner
Harald Jump
Reynolds Murphy
Queen Anne Minstrels
Stevensville
J. J. Skinner
Skinner
S. S. Council
George Eaton
Mabel
Edwin
Easton
QO. D. Bishop
Chester
G. S. Lightner
Centreville
Rally Day Service at M P Church Delivers Reflection
Sunday rally day at the M P Church proceeded smoothly despite Mr Fox’s illness. Prof Cummings of Preston opened with a shepherd and obedience theme, followed by W H Alderson stressing divine commands. Walter M Wright spoke on the mother’s influence, pastor Rev Jenkins gave closing remarks, and superintendent J F Spence earned credit for organizing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
Fox
Cummings
Preston
W. H. Alderson
Walter M. Wright
Alderson
Mr. Jenkins
J. F. Spence
Social visits noted in Wilmington area
Hobbs. Mr. Wayford Brown of Wilmington spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Gootee Brown spent Wednesday with his parents. Mrs. Eddie Carroll and sons Dorsey and Melvin spent Wednesday with Mrs. Elizabeth Carey. Mr. Melvin Brown spent the weekend with his cousin Phabe Brown. Subscribe for the JOURNAL and get all.
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Wayford Brown
Wilmington
J. M. Brown
Gootee Brown
Eddie Carroll
Dorsey and
Melvin
Elizabeth Carey
Melvin Brown
Phabe Brown
Remembrance Verses for Deceased Family Members
A collection of memorial verses and tributes for Hynson Darling Otis S O Day Mollie E Murphy William Medford Brown and others. The text expresses grief, faith, and hope of reunion in heaven with lines from spouses children and parents. It preserves sentiments of loss and eternal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hynson Darling
Mollie E. Murphy
Christmas Seal Sale Drives TB Fight in County
Mrs. Irvin Brumbaugh of Greensboro urges support for the Tuberculosis Christmas Seals. She notes higher sale proceeds fund county health work next year including free clinics, the Miracle House preventorium for undernourished children, health lectures and films. Proceeds fund TB eradication and prevention, distinct from the Red Cross Roll Call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Brumbaugh
Greensboro
Focal
Red Cross
Maryland oyster season opens amid high demand and prices
Maryland reports a strong oyster season with prices from 1.00 to 1.16 per bushel. State Commissioner Swepson Earle cites robust West Coast demand driven by certified oysters and increasing inspections by the U S Public Health Service. Ottawa mandates certification for oysters entering Canada, with Maryland issuing over 30 certificates to compliant packers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Swepson Earle
Earle
U. S. Public Health Service
State Health Departments
Patuxent River
Director of Fisheries
Ottawa
Canada
Dominion
Adkins Invites Caroline Bizmen to Delmarvia Peninsula Plan
Fred P. Adkins of Salisbury invites Caroline business leaders to a December 28 meeting at the Wicomico Hotel. The conference aims to discuss publicity, development, advertising, and the Peninsula’s opportunities, resources and products with broad cooperation from regional commercial, banking, landowning, agricultural and industrial interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred P. Adkins
Salisbury
Delmarvia
Caroline
Wicomico Hotel
Ridgely Community Notes Headlines
Ridgely Mrs Arthur Scully recovering from pneumonia. Mr and Mrs David Swing visited in Easton on Wednesday. Community Club meets on Monday evening. Mrs T W Jones has been on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
Arthur Scully
David Swing
Easton
T. W. Jones
New Sixty Car Oil Burning Ferry Planned Between Claiborne and Annapolis
Officials announced plans for a new sixty car capacity oil burning ferry to run between Claiborne and Annapolis. The move aims to improve transportation facilities at this port and has been welcomed by hundreds of salesmen and Eastern Shore residents.
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Claiborne, Annapolis
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