Local notes on cars farms and weddings near Denton
Local items list car sales and models near Denton and near Easton, including a 1917 Ford touring car and a six passenger Buick for sale. Reports mention a stolen car recovered in Baltimore, a cemetery project near Denton, and church events. Also notes theatre bookings at Parker's New Theatre and a forthcoming wedding on the Eastern Shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Lamb
Denton
Ylow
Parkers New Theater
Raul John W. Clark
Baltimore
Ots
Philadelphia
Porter & Mitchell
Fane Herring
Tnt
Harry Roberts
Aston
Mercules Powder Company
Wilmington
Francis Knowles
Harry Depew
Personal and Social News From Greensboro Journal
Mr. Benjamin Lawless writes from home about a delayed letter from Corporal Matthew Lawless of the 76th Field Artillery. He speaks of a strenuous campaign, close calls, and a wish to spend a month with family. Other notes recount soldiers’ letters from France and Germany, local marriages, sicknesses, moves, and community events including funerals and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Lawless
Matthew Lawless
76Th Field Artillery
Corporal Lawless
Argonne Forest
Privat
Win
Verdur
Shields
Widow Mrs Bo Lynch Laid To Rest In Ridgely
The Ridgely News Letter outlines the funeral of Mrs Bridget Dunn Lynch widow of James Lynch who died last Saturday. She was 52 born in Troy New York and lived locally for about eighteen years. Attendees included Mrs AL Stewart of Scranton and Miss Mary Murray of Baltimore. The item also notes a dramatic lecture by Robert Parker Moles, the death of Mr Alpheus Nichols and other local notices ranging from influenza cases to upcoming church services and community club plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Lynch
James Lynch
Ridgely Catholic
ML AL Cotter
Denton
Mra Lynch
Troy
New York
Bridget Dunn
AL AL Stewart
Scranton
Mary Murray
Baltimore
Robert Parker Moles
Miles
Sparks
George Francis Train
Pope Leo XII
Kater Willam
Rudyard Kipling
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Alpheus Nichols
Rothsburz
McDowell
Halsboro
Centreville
Ir. Nichels
Ele
Community Club
Frank Long
AL G Saulbury
Layton Family Suffer Influenza Tragedy In Concord
Mr Charles W Layton son of Mr and Mrs Beauchamp Layton died from influenza early Friday with a small child dying later the same day Both were interred in Concord cemetery Sunday Mrs Layton and two children survive Owen Howard and family were guests of Mr and Mrs Eugene Fearrins Sunday C H Todd and family have been cutting from the fu are improved Junior Aid was entertained by Mrs Webster Todd on Thursday Evening The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs S J Hurston February 5th
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis WooNeal
Third Army
Charles R. Neal
Phiten
Germany
Neal
Alpheus McConnell
W. H. McConnell
Mieston
Army
Pennsylvania
Camp Lee
Ife
John Ayres
Easton
Charles T. Harvey
313Th Infantry
W.G. Wooters
Denton
Verdun
France
Preston
New York
Avallere
Edith Norman
M. BP
T. Earle Ewing
Mix
P.O Kemp Wyatt
Aston
Edgewood
En. Doetz
Howard Porter
Mary Eliza Morris
Henry Mitchell
Florence Sommers
Federalsburg
Helen Shaw
Helen Fluharty
Myrtle Taylor
Ridgely
Miss Shaw
J. W. Maloney
Howan Shields
Luther A. Short
363Rd Regiment
Coblentz
G. H. Wilson
Wm. H. Anderson
Aberdeen Westerday
Charles W. Layton
Beauchamp Layton
Concord Cemetery
Burrsville News Recaps Local Visits And Death Tribute
News from Burrsville reports W Roy Stafford in an Italian seaport is well and hopes to reunite soon after the October battle. Families from Stevens Fountain and Harvey visit relatives in Henderson and Philadelphia. Various residents travel, host, and recover from illness as the community notes a 76th birthday celebration for Merrick Cohee and a sorrowful memorial for Lola E Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrsvile
W. Roy Stafford
Italy
J. L. Stevens
C. N. Fountain
Louie, Bradie
Harvey
Henderson
Luther Criffith
Real estate transfers flood Clerk's records across districts
A wide list of transfers is recorded, detailing buyers, sellers, and parcel sizes across Seventh and First districts, including Greensboro and Federalsburg properties. Notable entries include Harvey L. Cooper assignee selling 36 acres for 37,000 and Lyman H. Sproul selling 39 acres plus 110 square perches for 4,600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Brewster Deen
Fred J. Wright
Harvey L. Cooper
Thos. W. Jones
Catherine Prontek
Jacey T. Pepper
Lyman HH. Sproul
George S. Davis
James H. Nichols
Ed Harnson
Emma Newlee Melvin
Mason F. Downey
Greensboro
Isaiah Steward
Henry R. Lewis
Tuckahoe
Frederick G. Hottman
Howard J. Redden
Dorsey W. Banning
Eliza A. Pearson
Frank M. Replogle
John Tuckahoe
Wiliam H. Collins
Wiliam E. Collins
Mane Fuch Plutchak
John Fuch Et al
Daniel Alva Thompson
Federalsburg
Chapel District
Talbot
J. Lawrence Walsor
John J. Reese
Lewistown
W. T. Callahan
Henry Ruathamer
Tilburn
Jeremiah McDonnell
S. RK. Conlyn
John Chrishan
Henry Bridge
Josiah Calloway
Lewiston
Reese Landing
Lorenzo D. Everngam
L. Callahan
Wye Mills
John L. Stewart
W. H. Seay
Hrandy Bridge
William H. Swartz
Oscar H. Fiuntemann
Chapel
Ledman’s Corner
Hillsboro
Mary Ahearn
John S Sewell
Wye
John L. Fisher
Thomas H. Johnson
Kirby
John E Andrew
Howard RK. Andrew
Neal
Orphans Court Proceedings and Bank News Update
Judges Liden Moore and Covey presided in Orphans Court on Tuesday. Letters of administration granted for T Fred Garey Jr. various estates filed accounts, notices to creditors ordered, appraisers appointed. Alvin Meredith tribute from Washington Fire Company secretary George Fishel details his service and sacrifice. Farmers and Merchants State Bank directors elected. Caroline County Bank directors listed. Birthday party celebrated for Cline Kissel’s husband. guests, music, and cake noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Liden, Moore
Covey
T. Fred Garey
Everend
Garey
Isaac $2
Dukes
Willan Hy Garey
Fred RK. Owens
Lhza
Sarah A. Neal
Charles R. Neal
Joseph H. Spence
Ernest A. Liden
William Vinton McMahan
Helen M. McMahan
Edward E. Nutte
James B. Bullock
Henry R. Lewis
William Crittendan Starkey
Thomas Taylor
Annie M. Taylor
Beverly W. Wright
Emily F. Wright
Charles B Harnson
A. Kirby Wrightson
Jesse T. Dennis
Carroll Cannon
Thomas M. Todd
Mary F. Todd
Elizabeth E. Todd
Alvin Meredith
John Meredith
George J. Fishel
Washington Fire Company
Mechanicsburg
France
Fishel
Alvio
Alvin
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
John T. Carter
C. C. Deen
W. C. Todd
H. W. Hughes
J. A. Beck
D. W. Davis
Thomas H. Draper
Joseph H. Carroll
W. B. Deen
R. H. Stafford
C. Fulton Noble
Clement Drake
Harvey M. Parrott
M. Kemp Newnam
C. Clarence Deen
Sherman E. Hignutt
W. Drewster Deen
Mr. Carter
Caroline County Bank
F. P. Roe
N. Horsey
S. H
AL A. Christiza
J. A. Jackson
W. J. Murphy
F. R. Malone
J. E. Gibson
Jonas Shaner
W. W. Goldsborough
T. Alan Coldsborough
P. S. Roughley
Chine Kissel
Cline Russel
J. W. Krabill
Lin Eaton
Richard Henning
Edward Jester
John Statum
John Towers
Henry Flowers
Alda Gordon
Mabel Kitchen
Ethel
Bernice Hendricks
Marie Eaton
Esther Statum
Ruth Krabill
Blanche
Mildred
Kenard Kissel
Margaret Towers
Greensboro Obituaries Chronicle A Long List Of Local Deaths
A Greensboro area notice lists multiple deaths with brief life summaries. Mrs. Carne Roe, wife of Frederick P. Roe, died after a short illness and stroke, with funeral in Greensboro cemetery. she is survived by husband, a daughter Annie Roe, three sisters, a brother, and prominent local social ties. Other notices mention Mr. Charles Lister, Mrs. Fannie Sparks, Mr. John W. Fletcher, Mr. Nathaniel Horsey, Mr. William A. Smith, and infant Dorothy Nuttle, detailing burial plans and survivors. Also included are verses and memorials for W. R. Marine and family, noting grief and remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carne Roe
Frederick P. Roe
Greensboro
Bishop Adams
Roe
Annie Roe
Hannah More Academy
Annie Manlove
Libbie Stansbury
California
Lena Mutchler
William P. Manlove
John P. Manlove
Holy Trinity Church
Denton Cemetery
Fannie Sparks
Denton
Watts House
Chestertown
Sparks
Linwood W. Sparks
Chester
John W. Fletcher
Dorchester
Cambridge
Frederick F. Fletcher
Laura Simmons
Thomas W. Simmons
Caroline County
Nathaniel Horsey
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Denon
Wil
Mir Allen Stelle
Condoya
Patbat
Baonce
W. Carroll
T Lees
Rey de Wyatt
Vic
Minsters
Farmers Club
Court House
Armour Company
Walter M. Wight & Son
Talbot County
Douglas Fairbanks
William S. Hart
Tiger Mane
Patbiot
Caroline Counties
Emma S O'Day
Thomas L. Day
W. L. White
Easton M. E
J. T. Richardson
M. F
A. Wise
United Stes Railway
H.C. & AL Railroad
Easton Star-Democrat
I. I. Hrs
J. T. Dean
Nash
W.hale
Felton
Alfred Smith
Reo
Phoy Fisher
Clarence H. Roe
Main Street
Charles A. Davison
Keabell
Whaister
W. E Boone
Electric Hight
Wm. Bullock
DepMar Mobile Company
Edgeline Coumnons
Eastern Shore Society
John Hiowe
Lebanon
Clifford Burge
Genevieve Dix
Kurtz
Flop Roe
AL AL Chastian
Temple Smith
Benner
Farnhurst
Del
Florence Courey
Alvin Edwants
George Stevenon
William Lowe
Suffolk
Val
Lt. Jones
Jennie Lewis
James Massey
L. W.taylor
Willianton
Miss Collier
Jon
Orrell
Mass
Clara Seward
Alien Massey
Smith
Werf O) Neal
Anderontown
IL Biting
C.D. Cothson
Hobbs
Ances
Bos
Res
WL. N. Jump
Thomas Bright
J. S. Raymond
Burrsville
Easton Hopital
Edward
Clarence Unichett
John Pritchett
George Carraw
Vrs
Mary C. Montague
Goldsboro
Helen Heather
Marydel
Edith Goodwin
C. D. Sharpless
Gw.tomlinson
Templeville
Roland Knotts
Civil Service
Florence Faulkner
Lite Hreather
Helena Heather
Anna Jump
R. I. Lage
J. Frank Lane
Virginia Sparky
Clayton
Frederick Ross
Aner Getty
Molle Moore
THE
Ridgely News
Sally Ahms
John Davis
Wise Davie
Anna Lynch
War Trade Board
Washington
United States Treasury
J. K. Lynch
Ira Buckle
Ernest Buckle
Iva
John Pippin
Beatertoun
Pippin
Marcellus Pippin
Charles Prettyman
Reformed Church
Charles D. Reckel
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Nelson Richards
George Turner
A. W. Thomson
Annie Turner
E. E. Pendleton
Edmond
Michigan
J. J. Bunting
Methodist Episcopal Church
Herbert Kauffman
Richard Blackburne
Nearridgetown
Carroll Meredith
Eugene Cooper
Ima Wyatt Forester
Walter Goff
Mary Hemmons
T. W. Jones
Alexander Fink
St Gertrude’s
Newark
New Jersey
Muller
Varry Hemmons
William Cooper
Lb. Trutte
Mise Ada Matthews
Bertha Shull
Robinson
Seaford
Charles Herzog
Methodist Sunday School
Paul Holsinger
Alice Frazer
J. FE. Mason
J. Hurston
Charlie Harvey
George Benson
Osborne Harvey
Ruth
Mary F. Harvey
Thomas E. Cahall
Lester
Thomas Downham
Wyoming
Wm. Beauchamp
Queen Anne
A. Thurman Garrett
Fred McMullen
Oak
John W. Stokes
Mrs. M. Laura Porter
Greenwood
Bridgeville
Mary Stafford
Nettie Satterfield
Hebron Cullen
Herbert Warren
Freeborn Ellwanger
Marydet
M. E Church
Aid and Epworth League
Templeville Church
Board of Health
Queen Anne's County
Anne Jump
Effie
Olin Jump
Emma Jump
Ollie Jones
Norris Hull
T. F. Heather
Bennett Emory
Cheswold
Ross
Pauline
John Cohee
Herman Cohee
T. Olin Ford
Harry Vane
Dover
Leslie Pippin
B. R. Kaler
Merrick
Bethehem
Carlton Taylor
Basil Taylor
Herbert
Reva Hopkins
Walter Dean
Lewis Trice
William
Wm. H. Harding
George Sellers
Daisy
Clinton Carroll
Clinton Thos
Carroll
Lola EL Stafford
Lola
Heavenly Angels
Minta
Virginia
Cnagel
Alverta Whiteley
Walter M. Love
Herman Mitchett
Burt Hobbs
Clinton B Jarman
Charles L. Jarrell
Clinton B. Jarman
George Price
Milo Tans
Lawrence B.’Towers
Hutchinson Trice
Lillian R. Sullivan
Thomas L .Trice
Lewis & Knots
Wastees
RD. Grier & Sons Co
George Morgan
Coral McFarland
Charles J. Dean
Annie I. Swain
Bethlehem
Sale C. Smith
Thomas F. Holtz
Clyde C. Thompson
Hazelton A. Joyce, Jr
M. OE Fisher
Walter H. Parrott
Eno H. Ziegler
W. Carroll Pastorfield
Birdie’ K. Gambrill
William A. Alford
Salle M. Towers Et al
George R. Nichols
Third District
James E Todd
William H. Williams
Florence L. Roe
William J. Emerson
Go Acres
William E. Roe
Charles J. Hickson
King's Creek
Wallston
O. M. Hignutt
Earl T. Roe
Pittsburgh
Commodore
Doerr
Frank Knowles
Fort Lynn
Beckwith
Williston
M. L. Legates
Frederick Howard
A. L. Daffin
A. L. Banks
Mary E. Anderson
William Kk. Scanson
Albert Anderson
J. Spencer Lapham
J. Owen Knotts
John H. Black
Edward E. Nuttle
William Ryan
William A. Smith
Nellie Smith
G. Lacey Uutler
Dorothy
F. 8. Nuttle
C. T. Wyatt
W. R. Marne
Earth
Christ
Wm. R. Marne
T. R. Marine
Fife
Winnie H. Towers
Winnie
Anna
Tomato Growers’ Association
Delaware Exchange
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