Local advertisements and holiday notices sweep Dorchester area
A collage of local items includes clothing sales at Everngam’s and J L Evern’s, poultry and egg market notes, farm transfers in Denton and Fowling Creek, police activity near Hurlock, a Tuckahoe Bridge keeper appointment, and festive carol singing by Christ Church youths. Also reports murder in Kent county and Christmas parades in Chestertown and Centreville.
Nuptial Notes and Local Social Whirl in Denton
A Denton page records Edna Saulsbury's Wednesday noon wedding to Ernest Collins of Concord at the Saulsbury home near Federalsburg with Pauline Gostee’s Lohengrin reception. The piece lists numerous local visitors, engagements, and family updates, plus news that the Easton tri county hospital project will proceed next year with fund-raising reaching 43660 by Tuesday and H M Renshaw named hospital campaign secretary.
Meat Shipments From South America Arrive in Philadelphia
A 100000 pound beef shipment arrived in Philadelphia on Tuesday via refrigerated vessel holds. 250 fare and 250 hindquarters were inspected by the U S Bureau of Animal Industry and released to customs and dealers after meeting sanitary and pure food laws. Households reducing beef use aid price declines.
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South America
Philadelphia
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Local notices detail Hobbs residents and visitors this Christmas week
Hobbs residents and visitors are listed with family ties and holiday events. J R Ricards traveled to Baltimore to escort his wife home from Washington DC. Miss Ruth Griffith celebrated her 18th birthday with friends and family. A family reunion and holiday meals are noted at several homes. Christmas visits include Elwood Sennett and Estelle Sennett, and several local residents returned from trips or visited relatives in Delaware, Maryland, and North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Ricards
Baltimore
Washington
D. C
H. M. Harrington
Milton, del
Ruth Griffith
John Slaughter
Elwood Sennett
Chester
East Second Street
Hobbs
J. A. Billing
Cullum
Hartley Price
Chilton's
Annie Seeders
Nettie Satterfield
Franklinton
N. C
T. J. Satterfield
R. H. Hamilton
Marydel
Alfred Hamilton
C. E. Bright
First District
L. C. Bickling
Goldsboro
C. M. Cullum
Wilson
Wm. P. Carroll
Wilmington
E. T. Orme
Andersontown
Robert Hill
Here
Delaware
Jarrell Named Postmaster In Farce Tn. District
Former County Commissioner Wesley Jarrell was appointed postmaster of Farce to succeed William I. Massey. The $1200 salary may rise as the office workload grows. Jarrell moved from his Greensboro farm years ago. The notice lists local residents and holiday visits across Maryland Delaware and Pennsylvania, including the Franklin shipyard furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Jarrell
Farce
William I. Massey
Jarrell
Greensboro
Jerome Thomas
Montana
Oliver Marker
Maryland
Dr. Malone
W. T. Chance
Near West Grove
James Plummer
Greenlee
Paul Butler
Harris West
Millard Paswater
Delaware
J. W. Richards
Alex. McKnott
Sallie
Philadelphia
Bertha Shull
Neice
Clara B. Hastings
Wilmington
Elmer Walls
Franklin
Epworth League Meeting Hosted by Mr and Mrs George Wilson
The Epworth League monthly gathering was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Jon Stevens and many others listed, with visits from Wis Hester Parker of Georgetown. Master Clayton Cleaves is reported much improved.
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Epworth League
George Wilson
Jon Stevens
J. C. Wroten
James Morgan
Judson Ramsdell
Elwood Wroten
Frank Stuart
Frank Fountain
Clem Meloney
George Noble
Bertie Hardesty
Lillie Cahall
Vennie Smith
Stella Reynolds
Mollie Cleaves
Minnie Hughes
Margaret Carroll
Florence Noble
Virginia Lyons
Emma Bullock
May Cahall
Violet Messick
Florence Morgan
Rev. M. Marine
Messrs
Walton Owens
Leo Curtiss
Frank Wright
Ernest Wright
Edgar Wroten
William Ross
Wis
Hester Parker
Georgetown
Clayton Cleaves
Christmas Week Socials in Bethlehem Highlight Visits
Bethlehem residents host relatives from Washington and Philadelphia for a holiday week. Mrs. William S. Pritchett and family visited Philadelphia as Christmas entertainments approach Saturday night. Other residents, including J. Frank Patchett and Mitchell Hall, were in Washington and Baltimore respectively.
Blades Family Holiday Guests Mentioned in Winston-Salem
Miss Bertha Blades of Winston-Salem North Carolina Midshipman L J K Blades U S Naval Academy and Webster S Blades of the Harvard Law School visit their parents Mr and Mrs J T Blades during Christmas. Governor Goldsborough praised President Wilson as the greatest official of any nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gchoptank
Bertha Blades
Winston- Salem
N. C
L. J. K. Blades
U.S. Naval Academy
Webster S. Blades
Warvard Law School
J. T. Blades
Norman Messick
Martha S. Butler
Goldsborough
President Wilson
Ridgely Notices and Local Happenings
Ridgely resident J Owen Knotts passed the Maryland bar exam in Baltimore on November 24 25 and will practice in Denton. Japanese paintings exhibited at the high school with a piano fund boost. School closed Tuesday afternoon and a season themed program was held at the primary. Brethren Church hosted a rain affected but successful Christmas program. Miss Vianna Detwiler visiting from Philadelphia will preach next Sunday at the Brethren Church. Harry Hemmons shipped about fifteen tons of dressed turkeys to New York City worth around 7000 to 7500 dollars. Reformed Church Christmas Eve program featured a pantomime of the Ten Virgins. The new Elligh School piano is en route, with a local talent concert planned. Miss Flora Hook visiting Prof. Wallace Hook. Wm Larrimore moved near Bridge Towne Neck to the former Walbert property. Christmas donation by Miss Margaret Swing for Easton hospital filled three barrels. Fred Flounders and Master Fred Jr along with Wilson Jackson were on the sick list. Tra Andrews moved to Oakland. Mr and Mrs George Dutton visiting Mrs Duttons parents Mr and Mrs T A Smith. Many vocalists sang carols on Christmas morning. Della Green spending holidays in Philadelphia and Wilmington. Frank and Mrs Long spending Christmas in Baltimore. Mrs T F Imler on two week visit to Norristown.
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J. L. Everngam’ S
W. J. Blackiston
Evern“gam’s
Everngam's
Everngain’s
Harrington
Charles Schlege
Hardcastle Farm
Fowling Creek
Caroline
Glenn
Denton
Carroll
Opera House
Edenton
W. R. Breeding & Co
Federalsburg
New York
Dorchester
Queen Anne's
Baltimore City
West Park
Samuel L. West
Caroline County
George Rodgers
Eldorado
Talbot
Jeremiah Hurlock
Mr. Rodgers
Melvin Pepper
George Pepper
Tuckahoe Neck
Tuckahoe Bridge
Brownsville
Greenly Brown
John Voss
R. H. Wyatt
Wun
Hardesty
Alumni Association of
the Caroline High School
Brick Hotel
Harold C. Nuttle
S. F. Jopp
Kent County
Maryland
Dr. Hill
James R. Coleman
Chestertown
Cecil
Kent
Kris
Merchants Association
Centreville
J. Richard Bicking
Methodist Episcopal Church
Merrie England
Dickens
J. Owen Knotts
Ridgely
Board of Law Examiners
Baltimore
Brethren Church
Vianna Detwiler
Philadelphia
Harry Hemmons
New York City
Reformed Church
Ehligh School
Flora Hook
Free Academy
Rome
N. Y
Wallace Hook
Wm. Larrimore
Bridgetown
Walbert
Margaret Swing
Easton Hospital
Fred Flounders
Fred, Jr
Wilson Jackson
Tra Andrews
J. T. Moore
Oakland
George Dutton
Frank Long
T. F. Imler
Norristown
Masonic Hall
T. Alan Goldsborough
William A1. Anderon
Tarvey L. Cooper
J. Dukes Downe
Thomas BR. Green
J. Cloward Pastorfield
Alda P. Whitby
Frederic N. Nichols
George OA. Deakyne
PL Rokand Fisher
Mae J. Kemp Stevens
Messrs
FL Alan Goldsborough
J. Dukes Downes
William EH. Anderson
Harvey L. Cooper
George C. Skirven
J. Howard Pastor
Mammy Jinny
Song of Autumn, IS. Two Strr—Futurist Whirl. Lh. Two Sibrp
Maurice Tantro
WaLté
Ragtine
Bani. K
Normand
Albert G. Towers
George E. Saulsbury
Alexander Hardcastle
Margaret Buswell
Helen Roe
Henry Wilson
Albert Gantt
James A. Garey
Woodall Green
Stanley Deakyne
Caleb Winslow
Washington, D.C
William H. Spurgeon
Virginia Hammond
Margaret Gould
Helen Gould
Astoria
L. L
C. 5
Andersen
Rudolph Ulrich
Charles Brown
Helen Griffin
Reese Griffin
Norfolk
Harold Andrew
Middletown
Del
Nell Janvier
Helen Biggs
Myers
Greenwood
S. N. Pennewill
Newark
Marian Campbell
Dover
Hazel Wilson
Mary Fisher
Louise Cole
Minnie Schavinger
James Allee
Walter MiMin
Milford
Della Hall
Mary Smith
Emly Jones
Barclay
Winifred Wilen
Annapolis
Lawrence Blades
William McKenney
J. HL. C. Legg
Jack Perry
J. Fletcher Rolph
Will Holton
Worthingly Bordley
Madison Bordley
Newman
Isabel Turpin
Bessie Perry
Bessie Neavitt
Edith Keating
Nannie Keating
Madge Corkran
Henrietta Holton
Dorothy Brown
Nan Deaver
Fannie Watson
James Keating
Layton Holton
Henry Deaver
Will McKenney
Kent Jacobs
Cook Orrell
P. I. McFeeley
Edwin Price
Robert Price
Ted Rolph
Dr. Fisher
Church Hill
Rigby Valliant
J. O. Bernard
Fred R. Malone
Venita Dill
Maud Pritchett
Ruth Plummer
Genevieve Dix
Mildred Genn
Ethel Jackson
Addie Jarrell
Edith Dill
Grace Greenlee
Gertrude Butler
Jennie Holestead
Sallie Crawley
Florence Coursey
May
Florence Pippin
Fannie Bernard
Mary Lobstein
W. W. Galdsborough
John Stevenson
Flerbert Dill
Howhard Pritchett
Ralph Pritchett
A. G. Smith
QO. P. Simmons
Joseph Orrell
Elwood Orrell
Earle Greenlee
Arthur Brumbaugh
Invin Brumbaugh
Williston
Carrie Crosby
Louise Doerr
Minnie Todd
Bruce Stevens
Frank Doerr
Sherman Hignutt
Hobbs
J. Roeland Chaffinch
Andersontown
Mary Nuttle
Harry Nuttle
William H. Anderson
Thomas R. Green
J. Howard Punsterfield
George A. Deakyne
J. Kemp Stevens
Sidwin W. Breeding
Hl. Earle Smith
Z. Potter Steele
Ernest G. Cooper
Edward H. Ringgold
T. Fred Towers
A. E Cooper
Roland N. Hitchens
William J. Richards
Roland Fisher
William A. Smith
Slisses
Louise Dukes
Helen Richardson
Ann Dukes
Nellie Richardson
Katharine Dukes
Ella Nuttle
Lydia Hughes
Ethel Gantt
Nellie Dunning
M. Jane Redden
Maud Stewart
Anna Fisher
Lena Garey
Louise Garey
Elsie Green
Lucy Garey
Elizabeth Garey
Frances Tubbs
Roberta Everngam
Muriel Ramsdell
Eugene Anderson
Winfield Nichols
J. Lester Evernham
Robert Redden
John G. Redden
Charles I. Stevens
Jonathan J. Hughes
Marriott Redden
Saulsbury Garey
BD. L. Topping
Dawson O. George
Hillsboro
G. Lawrence Wilson
Kathleen Knotts
Ella Pennington
Laura Knotts
Grace Pennington
Emily Knotts
Virginia Holt
Ethel Holt
Edward Jarrell
Thomas W. Jones
Orrell Saulsbury
David M. Swing
J. O. Knotts
Stephen S. Stone
Aimee Jones
Irwin Saulsbury
Preston
Thurton Proctor
Robert L. Lednum
Thomas L. Trice, Jr
A. Fletcher Sisk
Edwin J. Sisk
J. Maynard Lednum
Ralph Lednum
Enoch George
Death of Burrsville youth Hartley Price at home
Hartley Price aged about 22 died at his home near Burrsville on Saturday morning after a three week illness of typhoid fever. He was the son of Mrs. Annie Draper Price and the late Banks Price and is survived by his mother six sisters and three brothers. Funeral services were held at his mother's home with ministers Cullum and Bailey presiding and interment in Greensboro cemetery.
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Burrsville
Hartley Price
Annie Draper Price
Banks Price
Annie Gooden
Wyoming
Myrtle Price
Coan
Blanche Price
Wilmington
Ray Price
Milford
Gladys Price
Dover
Minnie Price
Harrington
Arlie Price
Hartley
Del
Fletcher Price
Clifford Price
C. M. Cullum
Union M. P. Church
J. T. Bailey
Greensboro
Hilda Tatman
Ned Mulholland
Brownsville
M. E. Parsonage
Melvin I. Wheatley
Local Families Connected for Holidays and Moves
Mr James Brown and family of Queen Anne have moved into the property vacated by J S Wothers. Mr and Mrs W E Thompson and son William spend holidays with friends in Sadlersville. Miss Angie Legg of Stevensville visits grandparents J F Russom. Rev and Mrs F C MacSorley host guests J R MacSorley and Houston Russom from Baltimore. Mrs C L Thompson visits J A Mackintosh. Warren Brashears visit Sparklin family. Grace Pennington and Mary Hicks home for holidays. M J Pearce of Rhodesdale at Hillsboro Hotel. Frank Fleming and wife in Baltimore last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
Queen Anne
J. SE. Wothers
W. EL. Thompson
William
Sadlersville
Angie Legg
Stevensville
J. F. Russom
J. R. MacSorley
F. C. MacSorley
Wilmington
Houston Russom
Baltimore
C. L. Thompson
J. A. Mackintosh
Denton
Templeville Two-Play Show Repeats Saturday Night
An entertainment featuring two plays Hiring Janet and Fire Trouble at Mt Zion played Saturday night in Templeville. A Sadlersville quartet provided music. Miss Bessie Durton from Philadelphia visits Miss Helen Heather.
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Templeville
Janet
Mt. Zion
Sadlersville
Bessie Durton
Philadelpia
Helen Heather
Scarlet Fever Outbreak Reported in Centreville
Centreville reports thirty scarlet fever cases. Health officials urge vigilance and quarantine measures to prevent further spread as schools and households implement precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centreville
Orphans Court Proceedings Record Several Guardian Actions
Judges Clark Rawlings and Stevens presided as the Orphans' Court met on Tuesday. Various guardians and executors reported accounts, sales, inventories, and appraisements for deceased estates including Julia A Jewell Roxana Plummer James Sipple and others. Notices to creditors were ordered and funds allocated for ward education and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Clark, Rawlings
Stevens
William L. Cooper
Caroline Sparks
Jacob Ghingher
Julia A. Jewell
Roy T. Thawley
T. Clayton Horsey
Sallie
Alexander MckKnott
Annie E. Hopkins
Amanda C. Kerr
Jonathan W. Kerr
Alyce Johns
Helen Johns
Ward
Denton National Bank
Gardner T. Williams
Edward E. Williams
Burt Hobbs
Roxana C. Plummer
Alexander Mason
J. Virgil Moore
Thomas Erenry Mason
Clarence Plummer
Thomas Henry Mason
James Sipple
Ida W. Johnson
J. Willard Johnson
Lena Melvin
Thomas J. Pritchett
Edward R. Melvin
Wa Croll
Mabel C. Diffey
Charles Jarrell
A. Linden Duffey
Albert Howard
Marshall A. Howard
Frank F. Covey
Robert I. Fleetwood
Eastern Shore Society List Grows in Baltimore Meet
The JoukNxar details the Eastern Shore Society in Baltimore with charter members from Kent Somerset Cecil Dorchester Worcester Talbot and other counties. A January 21 meeting at Hotel Rennert will mark further expansion with hundreds of Baltimoreans joining.
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Baltimore
JoukNxar
Eastern Shore Society
J. Clement Clark
Caroline
Henry Lay Duer
L. Jeff Milbourne
Jos. Brattan
J. Fred Adams
Cecil County
Frank J. Mackie
Curtis O. Tyson
A. G. Barrett
Thos. J. Ewell
Wm. Pepper Constable
Chas. O. Hall
Dorchester County
Robinson C. Watters
3. S. Mace
Sam‘l A. Keene
Lynn R. Meekins
Wm. H. Bryan
Milton Dashiell
J. Rushrattan
J. Webb Thomas
Robt. Le.tubman
Philip D. Laird
FE. Brohawn
Worcester County
Levin Upshur
J. W. Upshur
Henry Franklin
Howard S. Dryden
Edward Davis
Levin J. Houston
Talbot County
Harry M. Mason
Aleaander Dodd
Frank A. White
Wm. A. Dixon
Samuel C. Trippe, Jr
Arthur H. Robinson
T. Parkin Scott
John W. Hardin
Robi. D. Hopkins
Harvey H. Wilson
J. Harry Rose
Addison I. Mulliken
J. Harold Wheeler, Jr
Samuel R. Merrick
H. Lee Dodson
Wim. B. Hardin
J. G. Shannahan
RB. C. Hardin
Richard T. Martin
Herbert K. Dodson
Alex. HI. Seth
W. Thomas Kemp
J. H. Caulk Kemp
Chas. W. Cooper
J. H. K. Shannahan
Wicomico County
I. Jackson, Jr
Richard N. Jackson
John Turner
Hugh W. Jackson
Wm. Wirt Leonard
W. F. Venables
Robert Venables
Queen Anne's County
Clarence A. Tucker
James Bordley
J. W. Holland
DeCourcy W. Thom
F. Leif Kareckson
W. W. Dunbracco
S. Thos
Howard Linbert
Joel Brown
John B. Brown
A. S. Goldsborough
Chas
FE. Cockey
Gilbert J. Morgan
William J. Mickeely
Albert C.tolson
John C. Tolson
Frank W. Keating
Hotel Rennert
DeRue Bros Minstrel Company at Opera House Friday
Local notice promotes DeRue Bros famed Minstrel Company performing at the Opera House this Friday January 2. The brief praises the act including torchy “burnt cork” humor and Ethiopian specialty dance and comedy. Burt Hobbs mortgagee advertises personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeRue Bros
Bobby
Billy
Denton
Burt Hobbs
Annual Denton Christmas Dance Draws Dense Attendance
A large invitation list and festive decor marked the annual Christmas dance at Masonic Hall. A midnight buffet complemented the formal program by Ellie's orchestra from Wilmington. Attendees included prominent families from Philadelphia to Annapolis and Denton hosts. The piece notes a wife’s plea and Pembroke Pitt’s five year sentence for fraudulently converting false bills of lading into loans, with Eastern Shore residents implicated.
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Pembroke Pit
Pitt
Tragic House Fire Claims Mrs Pippin in Clayton
Mrs. Robert N. Pippin died last Monday after falling with a lamp during a stair descent at her Clayton home. The 50 year old, prone to fainting, reportedly started a fire that burned her and the carpet. a neighbor found her severely burned but saved the house. Also noted is the death of actor Harry Lindsey 75 in Suffolk Virginia and Pittsburg telegram reporting iron foreman Michael Dunlap’s death from a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert N. Pippin
Clayton
Aampan
Caroline County
Wriunp
Thy Woodall
Harry Lindsey
Suffolk
Lindley Stock Company
Edwin Booth
Denman Thompson
Old Homestead
James O'Neil
Lindley
Denton
Pittsburg
Michael Dunlap
J. W. Clouser
Brownsville
Covington’s Plan Dividing Revenue District Sparks Statehood Talk
The article discusses Congressman Covington proposing a division of the internal revenue district to settle aspirants for the collector post. It notes potential redistricting could mirror Delmarvia plans by adding Maryland Eastern Shore and Virginia Eastern Shore to Delaware. It questions Maryland-West vs Delaware-East tensions and whether such division could hasten a new state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Internal Revenue District
Maryland
Virginia
Delaware
Delmarvia
Chesapeake Bay
Centreville
Mother's Pension Plea Moves Audience in Public Meeting
Captain John Logan of the Volunteers of America argues sociologists favor helping dependent children via a mother’s pension rather than removing them from institutions. He cites Pennsylvania and New Jersey as recent adopters and outlines proposed Maryland legislation with state and county funding details. mileage books plan extended by Pennsylvania Railroad to allow exchange for tickets in several states. Traction engine owners seek state road-law changes to permit engine travel, citing highway damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Logan
Volunteers of America
Union
Captain Logan
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Logan
Maryland
Life of Bishop Curtis Praised in Caroline County
A church page reviews the Bishop Curtis biography edited by the Sisters of the Visitation Wilmington, noting its sincere tone and the lack of unwarranted praise. The article highlights his originality and sermons while calling for more sermons to survive for posterity. It also covers local church events and upcoming services across Denton and surrounding parishes.
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