Christmas Sales and Local News in Denton Area
The Local Department of New Year opens Tuesday. Banks and public offices close on January 2. Martin M. Wright named postmaster at Easton. J. H. Nichols Co. offers 20 percent reductions. Long & Beall selling bankrupt stock. Caroline Cotillon Club hosts a Christmas dance in Masonic Hall with about 75 couples. Behold My Wife shown January 2 at Palace Theatre as church benefit. Brick Hotel reopens under new owner R. L Porter after renovations. Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Denton starts a Christmas club to save for next season. January 12 speech by Congressman Goldsborough on The American Valuation Plan at Salisbury. Local obituaries note Claude F. Sparks found dead near Chestertown. Stevens Brown unharmed from accidental gun discharge. Railway inventory by Maryland Delaware Virginia Railway Co. warns free mail delivery in towns under 10,000 could end. Community Club to meet in Red Men’s Hall. 1922 officers listed and annual dues due January 6.
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Journal
Martin M. Wright
Easton
J. H. Nichols & Co
W. H. Anderson
Long & Beall
Caroline Cotillon Club
Masonic Hall
Palace Theatre
Christ Church
R. L Porter
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Denton
Goldsborough
Chamber of Commerce
Salisbury
Claude F. Sparks
Chestertown
Baltimore
Stevens Brown
F. C. Brown
Brown
Casles
Caroline
Ridgely
Hillsboro
Greensboro
Burrsvilleville
Gatleib Plutschak
Preston
Plutschak
Poland
America
Idow
Gustave Edward H. Plutschak
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railway Company
Hays
Congress
Representative Goldsborough
Post Office Department
W. W. Newcomer
F. E. Yeoman
Hattie Dukes
Clara Hitchcock
Blanche Hobbs
Thomas Guest
T. Alan Goldsborough
Eds Breeding
Garton
R. W. Emon
Several Pretty Weddings in Denton Area
Miss Lucas wed William Otis Smith at the Methodist church in Denton with a full ceremony and reception. Also marrying were Elsie Hicks and Elwood Fleming at the bride’s Hillsboro home, C. Wilbur Andrew at Henderson, and Mildred Fluharty with Raymond Fifield in Denton, each couple planning future homes and travels.
Orphans Court Docket Lists Multiple Settlement Actions
In Orphans Court judges West Harper and Shawn heard familiar estates. Administrators Brown Reed Jump Nuttle Porter Thawley Blades Knotts filed accounts releases inventories orders to sell and ratifications. Executors Nuttle Nichols Blades Knotts and others sought approvals and appraisals in numerous estate matters.
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Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawn
Thomas F. Brown
Sallie F. Brown
James F. Shilcutt
Elizabeth Shilcutt
Kate L. Reed
Lemuel Reed
Mary Gruwell
Frank R. Jump
Charles H. Jump
William L. Jump
Ella M. Blades
Anna Cooper
Elizabeth Jump
Wilson Jump
Nelson Jump
Corinne E. Mowbray
Samuel G. Nuttle
Town Moves And School Notes In Burrsville Area
Residents changing residences include Harvey Fountain moving to the John Stokes property and Thomas Benson to Mrs. Mollie Bullock’s former house as Thurman Harris takes the Stafford house near the school. James Baldwin buys the Burke property and moves in on New Year’s. Ralph Garrett and Fred Lewis plan moves nearby. Burrsville school had perfect December attendance among many pupils, with spelling champs named. C W Collison gave the school a program and the Sunday School pupils did credit to their instructors. Prayer service at Wesley M E Church Wednesday evening features lantern slides on Boyhood Journeys of Jesus.
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Harvey Fountain
John Stokes
Thomas Benson
Mollie Bullock
Delaware
Thurman Harris
Stafford
James Baldwin
Burke
C. W. Collison
Ralph Garrett
Mr. Harris
Fred Lewis
Carter
Hickman
Burrsville School
Richard Porter
Medford Jester
William Porter
Paul Collison
Catherine Beauchamp
Laura Porter
Paul Greenly
Mabel Porter
Hartley Betts
Martha Jester
Mabel Jester
Caroline Greenly
Ray Collison
Piney Church
State Road
Wesley M. E
Jesus
Our Lord
Cheezum
Lee
M. F. H. Collison
Myrtle Roe
Federalsburg
Pearl Baynard
Florence Slaughter
George Wyatt
Dearth
Robert Brubaker
Frank Hanson
Margaret Simpson
Wilmington
Pearl Voss
Union M. P
A. W. Betts
Raughley
Alfred Raughley
Denton
M. F. J. Collison
John Satterfield
Frederica
W. H. Satterfield
Dorothy Collison
T. E. Cahall
Miss Hazel Davis and Alston Long wed in Wilmington
Miss Hazel Davis a Delaware schoolteacher and Alston Long of Henderson married in Wilmington last Saturday. They will live on a Henderson area farm.
Local families share Christmas visits across town
Mr and Mrs Ralph McMahan and others spent Sunday with neighbors. Naomi Coleman of Wilmington visited her parents the Colemans for Christmas. Valeria and Mary Perry welcomed Christmas week with the Perrys. Francis Freadley of Long Island holidaying with Pragers. J A Bryan of Baltimore stayed with sister Willoughby. Marie Reese and John Reese of Chester visited Emma Reese. Earl Todd returned home after hospitalization at Easton Hospital. Virgil Hall spent the weekend with his parents M J and Mrs Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McMahan
Harry McMahan
Joseph Worm
Naomi Coleman
Wilmington
R. F. Coleman
Valeria
Mary Perry
W. R. Perry
Francis Freadley
Long Island
A. Prager
J. A. Bryan
Baltimore
A. R. Willoughby
Valeria Messick
J. W. Christopher
Marie
John Reese
Chester
Emma Reese
Earl Todd
Easton Hospital
Virgil Hall
M. J. Hall
Edward Pearsaul
Boston
Lora Lynch
Kingston
N. Y
J. K. Lynch
T. A. Smith
Dutton
Newark
Teressa Lountain
M. C. Smith
Annie Richardson
Florence Skinner
James P. Swing, Jr
The
Dental College
University of Maryland
Harold Fountain
West Chester
David Stayer
Louisiana
Albert White
Washington
Frank Stayer
Lancaster
Ruth White
White
Frances Smith
Norristown
Ridgely
A. S. Thompson
Plainfield
N. J
W. Jones
Smithers
Easton
Dudley Davis
Quantico, Va
Noble Pippin
Christmas Programs Open Ridgely Community Events
The Ridgely News Letter details a Christmas program by the Community Club with readings, songs, and a two-camp contest, plus a high school program featuring a morality play and nativity performances. A large turnout attended the early morning community Christmas service at Reformed Church with prayers, hymns, and solo and choir pieces.
Christmas Dinner and Holidays in Greensboro Social Notes
Out of town guests hosted by Mr and Mrs Levin Taylor for Christmas included Mr and Mrs George Whiteley Mr and Mrs Thomas Taylor Mr Phil Wright and family and Mr Harry Taylor of Preston Mr Sherman Todd and family of Bridgeville and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Taylor of Baltimore. Local guests enjoyed a 6 o'clock dinner at Mr H E Jarrells for a birthday event. Mixed in are engagements and visits including Miss Mildred Webber and Mr Harry Kinnamon wed last Saturday evening, Miss Anna Kinnamon visiting Greensboro, Mrs Charles Rich entertaining visitors from Philadelphia, Miss Mildred Ginn holidaying near Middletown, Milton Roe visiting Baltimore relatives, and Victoria Roe staying with Baltimore friends.
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Levin Taylor
George Whiteley
Thomas Taylor
Phil Wright
Harry Taylor
Preston
Sherman Todd
Bridgeville
Lloyd Taylor
Baltimore
Andrew Uaggs
F. P. Roe
William Manlove
James Curry
C. H. Pippin
Milton Roe
W. Bb. Massey
Floyd Taylor
H. E. Jarrell
Mildred Webber
Charles Webber
Harry Kinnamon
Greensboro
Melvin G. Morris
Smith Longeess
Goldsboro
N. C
Laura Longfellow
Anna Kinnamon
Edith Andrews
Charles Rich
Philadelphia
Mildred Ginn
Middletown
Wilmington
Victoria Roe
Bethlehem Christmas Day Social Folio Imparts Local Visits
Bethlehem residents shared festive meals with relatives including Harvey and William Harding, Harry Hubbard and family, Lewis Trice and sons, Armand, and guests. Several relatives returned home after Christmas in Easton, with visits from Blatry Towers and Estelle of Wilmington. Irene Carroll and Edwin Rosser saw Helen Reed in Delaware. Ruth Taylor and Irene Carrall joined Federalsburg youths on a fox hunt. D. J. Patchett hosted Joseph Pritchett and A. A. Weaver celebrated Christmas with Bethlehem friends as locals move to new homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Harding
William Harding
Harry Hubbard
Armand
Lewis Trice
Lester
William
James Taylor
Easton
Hilda Hopkins
Federalsburg
Friendship literary club at Friendship school organizes Wide Awakes
The Friendship school pupils and teachers form a literary club named The Wide Awakes to foster literary interest. Officers elected for the year include President Roland P. Taylor, vice president Mrs Orath M Taylor, secretary Elizabeth Magers, corresponding secretary Ethel Mae Flaharty, sergeants at arms Earl Towers and Clifford Bailey. Meetings are Fridays at 3 PM. patrons welcome. The Parents and Teachers Association met December 22 with a large attendance and a successful program of music, recitations, dialogues, and plays.
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Friendship School
The
Wide Awakes
Roland P. Taylor
Orath M. Taylor
Elizabeth Magers
Ethel Mae Flaharty
Earl Towers
Clifford Bailey
Christmas Sermon At M. E. Church Preached By Rev Outten
Pastor J P Outten delivered an able Christmas sermon at the M E Church on Sunday. Miss Addie Dowell visits relatives in Washington Midland Virginia. Miss Miriam Wrightson of Washington is home for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Outten
M. E
Addie Dowell
Washington
Midland
Virginia
Miriam Wrightson
Washingon
Denton Social Notes Add Holiday Visitors and Guests
Mr Hollingsworth and his slide in Denton and a long list of Christmas and holiday visitors fill the Denton social page. Families from New Jersey, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Baltimore and Washington visit relatives here as Mrs Helen Forbes improves after treatment at the State Sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hollingsworth
Denton
Post Office denies plan to pull mail trucks from Shore
Easton official O K Buerly says no intimation of removing Eastern Shore mail motor routes. Earlier reports prompted by government debate were addressed by Rep Goldsborough, who secured assurances the service would continue, pleasing patrons. Also noted: Confederate veteran and journalist Colonel Henry Watterson died in Jacksonville Florida.
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United States Post Office Department
Maryland
O. K. Buerly
Easton
T. Alan Goldsborough
Henry Watterson
Jacksonville
Fla
Christmas entertainment and holiday visits across local families
The Methodist Sunday School held a Christmas program last Tuesday night with a beautifully trimmed tree and well performing children led by Miss Alice Shively and Mrs. Griffin. Numerous Christmas dinners and visits are noted, including families from Ridgely, Withington, Greensboro, Marydel, Chestertown, Clay ton, and Wilmington, with many gatherings hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Shively, Mr. and Mrs. Jarman, Mrs. Wharton, and others.
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Methodist Sunday School
Alice Shively
Griffin
Alda Jackson
Wharton
Wiley
Ridgely
J. H. Schooley
John Shively
Agnes Kriscle
Cahall
Within
Robert Jarrell
Mrs. Noble
Preston
W. T. Jarman
Moore
Marydel
Robert Moore
Thomas Shockley
Bryan
Chestertown
J. A. Jackson
J. S. Lapham
Clayton
Wedding at Short home links Mildred Short and Clifford Cortel you
A pretty wedding was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Hiram Short for Miss Mildred Emma Short and Mr Clifford Stelle Cortel you The couple left by car for Elkton and then took the evening train Miss Short is well known locally and Mr Cortelyou is from Goldsboro The town’s friends extend best wishes Also St Pauls Sunday School hosted a treat and a collection for Near East sufferers The Christmas season brought many events including Harris Chapel entertainment and a large choir at St Pauls with Miss Elizabeth Cannon at the organ The New Year schedule lists Sunday School at 2 and preaching at 3 pm The piece notes mixed Christmas observances and a bootleg incident and mentions St Pauls choir visiting Mr William Stevens home and John Mullikin and his bride visiting Philadelphia before returning home The Sunday morning topic will be The Forward Look and Human Junk is listed for 7 30 pm on the following Wednesday afternoon at 6N
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Anna Fisher Lucas
William Otis Smith
Denton
J. A. Dudley
Miss Lucas
M. Bates Stephens
Louise Fisher
Blanche Walston
Stratton Nottingham
Ann Anthony
Adeline Fisher
Grace Rutter
Elizabeth Stevens
Esther Willey
Margaret Pastorfield
Charles A. Cole
Roy Hetzerr
William D. Noble
Baltimore
L. Reyner Dukes
Bates K. Lucas
Owosso
Mich
David G. Flaharty
Helen Barnes
W. Garrison Flaharty
Long Island
Catherine Downes
Centreville
J. M. Parker
J. R. Downes
Lucretia Smith
Preston
Dorsey Todd
India Todd
Cambridge
Calvert Todd
Federalsburg
Elwood Fleming
Elsie J. Hicks
James E. Hicks
Hillsboro
Duvelyn de Laine
Clifton Hicks
Washington, D. C
Sixth Street
W. E. Hills
Commmunity Club
Paul Neff
Sara Neff
A. G. Saulsbury
Harry Hemmons
Aline Wilmer
Stella Matthews
Alice Flounders
James Whitcomb Riley
John Moore
Will Carleton
Teressa Fountain
Dorothy Davis
Dorothy Flounders
Teressa Smith
Lola Mitchell
Ella Pearsaul
Anychild
Mary-Emma Porter
Shine
Finnegan
Ruth Richard
Wilson Cahall
Mary Detwiler
Edith White
Ferris Reber
Irving Downes
Swing Pearsaul
Dorothy Lane
Walter Mitchell
Reformed Church
Samuel Troxell
Harvey Holsinger
L. S. Matthews
E. E. Krauss
America
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Konoka White-Eagle
Dig Canoe
Abraham Epstein
Dr. Haymaker
Harry Bowen
Mr. Epstein
Earle Cecil
Leroy Detwiler
Herman Mitchell
Detwiler
Frank White
Whispering Hope
J. T. Stevenson
Bromley
New York
MacGibbon
Fredericktown
New Brunswick
John Grabill
Harry Gibson
Delmar
Gibson
Hannah
Elizabeth Grabill
Miles MacGibbon
Reformed Sunday School
Santa Claus
Swing Pearsoul
Junior
Herbert Koenneman
Ella Carlile
Philadelphia
T. Frank Seward
Goldsboro
Edwin Lapham
Henry Wilkinson
Katherine Burton
Ridgely
Robert E. Smith
Robert E. Smith, Jr
Harry Rawlins
Annapolis
Emma Day
St. Michaels
Thomas L. Day
Florida
Detroit
William Harrison, Jr
Marcus Hook
Frank Long
Armel
Dover
Selbyville
Grace Thompson
Norristown
Georgetown
Del
Elaine Saulsbury
Randolph Macoo
Edmund Pendleton
Emily Pendleton
Josephine Cahall
York
Hiram Short
Mildred Emma Short
Clifford Stelle Cortelyou
Elkton
Miss Short
Mr. Cortelyou
St Paul’s
Near East
Henry Morgan
Harris’ Chapel
Elizabeth Cannon
St. Paul’s
William Stevens
John Mullikin
St. Paul's
Willoughbys Welcome Old Dominion Instructor Visit
Mr. Fred Willoughby, an instructor at Old Dominion Military Academy in Berkley Springs W V, is visiting this week with his parents Mr. and Mrs I N Willoughby. A lyceum program at the Temple Tuesday features the Princess Nadonis Indians. A Cambridge Hospital campaign committee chaired by Dr R Kemp Jefferson has pledged 1000 toward the fund.
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Fred Willoughby
Old Dominion Military Academy
Berkley Springs
W. Va
I. N. Willoughby
Nadonis
Iva Griffith
Delaware City
Esther Griffith
Wilmington
Greenbury Griffith
Paul Noble
Federalsburg
Ruth Brown
Newark
Del
Charles H. Smith
T. E McCall
Bennetttsville
S. C
C. T. Davis
Hazelwood Spicer
U. S. Navy
J. C. Clarke
Sykesville
HAPPENINGS IN HENDERSON Christmas gatherings and visits
Social notes list numerous local residents hosting and visiting relatives during Christmas week. Names include Johnsons Purvis Wilsons Gruwells Clarkes and many others from Wilmington Barclay Dover Ingleside and Providence among a long line of families visiting kin and attending holidays.
Government Savings Movement joins Post Office and Treasury
Official notice sent to Postmaster Cooper Denton announces a joint effort to promote savings. Postal Savings deposits from ten cents accepted and Treasury Savings Securities from 1 to 1000 dollars offered with no Thrift or War Savings stamps in 1922. Deposits convertible to Treasury Securities at 44 percent interest if held to maturity. Individual Treasury limits increased from 1000 to 5000 dollars featuring Roosevelt Lincoln and Washington portraits on 1921 issues.
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Government Savings Movement
Cooper
Denton
Post Office
Treasury Departments
Mellon
Treasury Savings
Postal
Treasury
Postal Savings
Treasury Savings Securities
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Washington
Social Visit Highlights From Federalsburg Families
Mr and Mrs Herbert Bullock hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Fred Scott and their sons Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson and Mrs Martha Wilson from Federalsburg. Earl Pennypacker of Federalsburg spent Christmas Day with Mr and Mrs Jacob Smith. Glen Bullock and children visit relatives. Miss Marie Caball near Federalsburg visits Miss Mildred Meredith. Miss Edith Thomas stays with relatives in Hickman.
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Herbert Bullock
Fred Scott and
Frank Wilson
Martha Wilson
Federalsburg
Earl Pennypacker
Jacob Smith
Glen Bullock
Marie Caball
Mildred Meredith
Edith Thomas
Hickman
In loving memory of Albert Howard
In loving memory of our dear father Albert Howard who departed this life December 17 1913 The hands that toiled for us are folded His dear warm heart is stilled A place is vacant in our home that never can be filled You will never be forgotten as long as memories shall last
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Albert Howard
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