Local commerce and events mix in Caroline County
Local notices include 5c attractive Valentine cards at Breeding's Drug Store and coal contact at Farmers' Supply Co. Lent begins Feb 25 and Easter falls Apr 12. Gasoline at 24c in Denton. Medical and public notices cover TB clinic on Feb 16, revenue officers for income tax March 6-7, and a court house aid. Chautauqua tours Greensboro and Federalsburg. school socials, church sermons, and community meetings span February. A string of local deaths, fires, sports honors, and railway notes conclude with derailment and ice on the Cambridge voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Anderson
Farmers’ Supply Co
Social and Personal News Broadly Reports Local Notables
Miss Addie Nuttle and other Washington College students were home for midwinter exams. Senator Towers attended a Governor Ritchie reception and later to New York for a brokerage firms banquet. Mrs. Caver of Baltimore returned home with family, and Mr. and Mrs. Watterson welcomed a new son in Washington, D. C. Several families hosted visitors, while others traveled to Florida, Greensboro, Baltimore, Clayton, and Rising Sun for visits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Nuttle
Esther Kauffman
Frederick Norris
Conover Crouse
Elias
Phillip Nuttle
Washington College
Miss Kauffman
Marian Hunter
Miss Nuttle
Dorothy Lucas
Lawrence B. Towers
Ritchie
Court of Appeals
Adeline
Joseph F. Watterson
Washington, D. C
Watterson
Saulsbury Sparks
Waverly
Parnell Fleetwood
Florida
W. Brewster Deen
Roland Long
Bettie
Greensboro
Easton
Pippin
Second Street
B. Sargent Wells and Son
Baltimore
John L. Everagain
Leslie Yeoman
Washington State
F. J. Wright
H. Earle Smith
Caroline Colony
J. A. Dudley
Alexandria
I. R. Fleetwood
Mildred Clark
Millington
Lillian Kauffman
Esther Raleigh
Anna Jackson
Perfect in Attendance at Four Local Schools
Pupils earning perfect attendance for January include Emily Bryan Margaret Bryan Melanche Flaharty Bertha Frase Gladys Hopkins Teresa Lucznik Winifred Mundt Marie Quidas Marie Willoughby May Willoughby Tilghman Bryan Kenneth Cole Clayton Flaharty Leo Frase Philip Frase Otis Hopkins Raymond McCarty James Mundt Gussie Prager Karl Prager Edward Price Robert Quidas Roland Willoughby Grover Towers Lawrence Andrew Rosser Andrew William Kelley Lester Green George Neal Owen Howard Edna Wright Helen Lord Ruth Howard Clyde Ellwanger Paul Singer John Ireland Roland Harris Grace Harris Mildred Harris Charlotte Gordon Genevieve Gordon Helen Ireland Jonathan Adams Paul Dukes Dawson Liden Francis Wright Pauline Wright Louise Liden
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithson School
Emily Bryan
Margaret Bryan
Melanche Flaharty
Bertha Frase
Gladys Hopkins
Teresa Lucznik
Winifred Mundt
Marie Quidas
Marie Willoughby
May Willoughby
Tilghman Bryan
Kenneth Cole
Clayton Flaharty
Leo Frase
Philip Frase
Otis Hopkins
Raymond McCarty
James Mundt
Gussie Prager
Karl Prager
Edward Price
Robert Quidas
Roland Willoughby
Liden's
Jonathan Adams
Paul Dukes
Dawson Liden
Francis Wright
Pauline Wright
Louise Liden
Evangelistic Meetings Close at Greensboro Baptist
Greensboro Baptist Church concluded evangelistic meetings with more than 60 decisions and 21 baptisms, and plans a celebratory week starting February 8 at 7:30 each evening. Rev. Melvin G. Morris will preach the anniversary sermon Sunday morning and a sermon on The Thief of the Soul Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Greensboro Baptist Church
Greensboro Baptists
Melvin G. Morris
Death of Mrs Katherine Kinnamon at Wye Landing
Mrs Katherine Anne Kinnamon aged 61 died at the home of Mr Theodore Hall at Wye Landing last Thursday from a complication of diseases. Known as Aunt Kitty Ann to Greensboro and Goldsboro friends, she is survived by one daughter Mrs W C Morgan. Funeral services are set for Sunday at two in Goldsboro Church with interment at the Jones family burial ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Kinnamon
Katherine Anne Kinnamon
Theodore Hall
Wye Landing
Kinnamon
Greensboro
Goldsboro
Kitty Ann
W. C. Morgan
Ggidsboro
Jones Family
Miss Virgie Vickery Returns Home From Wilmington
Concord reports Miss Virgie Vickery of near Concord has returned home after a period in Wilmington. Miss Ruth Passwaters is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Virgie Vickery
Wilmington
Ruth Passwaters
Burrsville Socials and Visits Highlight Weekends
Mrs Annie Raughley hosted her children and relatives from Harrington Greensboro and Central Church area while other families marked anniversaries and hosted visitors. Several local households entertained guests from Farmington Ridgely Denton and Milford as sick residents recover and relatives travel for gatherings.
Local Social Notes From Henderson County Area
Maryden Webb and family from near Henderson and Heather relatives spent Sunday with friends. Rebecca Medford left for Delaware Hospital Wilmington for nurse training. Sara Glass of Towson State Normal School visited Naomi Smith. Seward Dailey and sons visited Belle Dailey. Ladies' Aid hosted by Mrs T H Davis. Helen Heather of Wilmington stayed with her mother. Annabel Clarke of Henderson visited Rebecca Medford. J W Walls family returned from Camden New Jersey. Epworth League held monthly meeting at the school. J T Heather and son Bobby visited relatives in Sadlersville. F S Smith of Marcus Hook stayed in town recently. Sara Scotton of near town visited Virginia Smith. Sinclair of Oxford and Mrs Harry Sparks visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Webb
Milbourn and
Martha
Near
Henderson
T. E. Heather
Clarence Phillips
Clarence
Edward
Town
Rebecca Medford
Delaware Hospital
Wilmington
Sara Glass
Maryland State Normal School
Towson
Naomi Smith
Seward Dailey
Joseph and
Emerson
Belle Dailey
T. H. Davis
Helen Heather
Annie Heather
Annabel Clarke
J. W. Walls
Camden
N. J
Epworth League
J. T. Heather
Bobby
Sadlersville
F. S. Smith
Marcus Hook
Sara Scotton
Near Town
Virginia Smith
Sinclair
Oxford
Harry Sparks
Social Gatherings In Smithville District
Smithville residents hosted and visited family and friends across Federalsburg Finchville and Denton. Horace and and Mrs Robinson entertained. other guests included Mr and Mrs Herbert Bullock Blaine Bullock L.N. Alford and daughter Hattie Mildred Morris Edith Thomas and several others. The Busy Bee Club met with Mrs Blaine Bullock as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Robinson
Reak
Herbert Bullock
Blaine Bullock
L. N. Alford
Hattie
Mildred-Morris
Edith Thomas
Orland Closson
Beatrice
Walter Liden
William Liden
Burg
Chester Scott
Sara Sutherland
Peter Short
Federals
J. C. Davis
Catherine
Finchville
Ed. Wheatley
Kemp Adams
Ormond Wright
Denton
Earle Alford
Rock
Busy Bee
Federalsburg
Thelma Neal
Evelyn Bullock
Charles Liden
Indoor athletic meet at Queen Esther Circle event
On Friday January 16 the Queen Esther Circle held an indoor athletic meet in the Church House with events like basketball bowl wind up vow eating and candle relay. Delaware College won the largest points while Washington College placed behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Circle
Church House
Washington College
Delaware College
Susie's
Frank Taylor
Breyer Milk and Ice Cream Company
Philadelphia
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Kenton
Thompsontown
Harrisburg
William Penn Highway
Methodist Church
Bessie Campbell
College Park
Bessie Spafford
Harry Zeigler
Christ
Christian Workers
Mary Wagner
Joshua van Sant
Alfred Bennett
Clayton
Elizabeth Sparks
Ernest Jones
Melvin E. Wheatley
Ira Y. Wheatley
Cambridge
Ben Weaver
Gus Keeneman
Cordova
Alfred Lord
Greensboro
Frank Long
Irene Neff
Herbert Keeneman
Denton
Wheatley
B. H. Holsinger
J. M. Swing
Mulford Swing
Charles Hobbs
Baltimore
George Fitz
Harlan Harrington
Cambridge Hospital
Twentieth Century Club gathers at Blades home in Choptank
The Twentieth Century Club ladies braved bad weather to spend an afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Blades. The next meeting is planned with Mrs. Leon Wright on February 11. The Mite Society of the M. E. Church enjoyed a program hosted by Miss Eva Goswellen on February 2 and will meet March 2 with Mrs. E. M. Waldron. Melvin Waldron of Wilmington visited his parents, and Mrs. W. J. Wright visits Burrsville with her son, while Miss Mary Flaharty stays with her brother in Denton. Subscribe for the JOURNAL and get all the county news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
O. C. Blades
Leon Wright
Mite Society
M. E. Church
Eva Goswellen
E. M. Waldron
Melvin Waldron
Wilmington
NM. Waldron
W. J. Wright
Rev
EN. Wright
Burrsville
Mary Flaharty
Denton
Esther Dunham
Marie Ames
Ridgely
Boaz
Elimelech
Israel
Henderson Obituary and Local Social Mixes in Year
Mr Joseph DeKnight dies at home near town last Thursday. Funeral at his house Sunday afternoon led by Rev Samuel Cawman. burial in Wilmington cemetery Monday. Widow and two sons survive him. Mrs Nettie Greenlee hosts a birthday party at her brother Milton Greenlees Wednesday night. Epworth League to entertain Greensboro Goldsboro Marychel chapters February 8. Mrs James Rickards of Wilmington visits Pritchett family. Mr and Mrs Jake Nickerson wintering with Rey and Mrs Samuel Cawman. Ladies Aid met at Mrs William Sanders home. Mrs Charles Boyer visits Mrs Samuel Reed in Wilmington. Miss Lillian Meredith returns from Philadelphia. Mrs Alda Montague ill but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. T. Saulsbury
New York
Hannah Freeman
Emma Snowberger
Joseph Chase
Chase
Marcus Hook
Community Club
Herbert Jones
Better Homes
John Swing
Tom
James Temple
Mollie Richards
Church of the Brethren
B. C. Ringgold
Roy Cherry
Dorothy Saulsbury
John Saulsbury
Billy Jones
W. F. Jackson
John Jarrell
Ed Stevens
Rehoboth
Harry Laird
Charles Ireland
Virginia Davis
Lawrence Lynch
Vergie Sparks
Philadelphia
Houston Pennington
I. E. Mason
Rev. L. S. Matthews
Mildred Roe
Wilmington
Pauline Wiley
Smyrna
Louise Wilson
Albert Saulsbury, Jr
Ballimore
Joseph DeKnight
Samuel Cawman
Nettie Greenlee
Milton Greenlee
Epworth League
Greensboro
Goldsboro
Marychel
James Rickards
John Pritchett
Jake Nickerson
Church Hill
Rey
William Sanders
Charles Boyer
Samuel Reed
Fire Damages Furnace Room in Goldsboro Home
A furnace room fire at the Robert Jarrell Sr residence in Goldsboro was started by an overheated pipe and burned through floors before firefighters arrived. The occupants credit timely action with saving the house and possibly the entire block. Nearby residents and visitors are noted: Walter Sylvester of Oil City PA visiting Mrs. W J Murphy, who with family planned a Florida trip, Edith Blackburne of Wilmington visiting her father George Sylvester, Mrs. Hunting and son from Smyrna visiting, Addie Jarrell and Rebecca Lane of Towson visiting, and Paul Thomas of Oxford listed as sick at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jarrell
Walter Sylvester
Oil City
W. J. Murphy
Addie Jarrell
Rebecca Lane
Towson
Paul Thomas
Oxford
Poplar Neck Social Roundup
Mrs. Effie Chambers returns home from Cambridge Hospital much improved. Visitors include Mrs. Henry Baker and daughter to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cheezum. Mr. Charlie Johnson saw Roland Chambers. Louise Cheezum visited her brother Henry Cheezum. Mary Stevens visited D. M. Cheezum. Myrtle Monath met Louise Cheezum. Howard Stafford spent weekend in Federalsburg. Margaret Stevens visited Easton friends. Fred Cheezum visited friends in Denton. J. A. Davis visited Denton. Mrs. William Cheezum improving. Ethel Roe on sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Chambers
Cambridge Hospital
Henry Baker
J. E. Cheezum
Baker
Charlie Johnson
Roland Chambers
Louise Cheezum
Henry Cheezum
Mary Stevens
D. M. Cheezum
Myrtle Monath
Little Louise Cheezum
Howard Stafford
Federalsburg
Margaret Stevens
Easton
Fred Cheezum
Denton
J. A. Davis
William Cheezum
Ethel Roe
Tuckahoe Neck Taffy Pull Hosted by Wrights
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wright entertained many friends at a Wednesday taffy pulling gathering. Games and radio music provided amusement. Attendees included the Rileys, Cloppers, Reeds, Wrights, Earle White, Fifields, Cannons, Timmins, Benson, and other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Wright
William Riley
David Clopper
William Reed
Edward Wright
Earle White
Raymond Fifield
William Cannon
James Cannon
Thomas Clopper
Ormond Wright
Mabel Wright
Lillian
Nellie Timmons
Ida Benson
Hilda Reed
Paul Beauchamp
Paul Benson
Local visitors and social notes at area homes
Mr. and Mrs. W. Ray Stafford and son Willis Ray join Mr. Chester Haymond of Easton and Mr. Homer Haymond near Hickman for a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Noble. Mrs. Harry Johnson returns to Philadelphia after time with her daughter Mrs. William Melaney. Mrs. Roland Dukes hosts friends for rock on Friday. Stewart Haymond, recently ill, is back out. Mrs. John Dehner returns from Baltimore vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ray Stafford
Willis Ray
Chester Haymond
Easton
Homer Haymond
Hickman
Isaac Noble
Harry Johnson
William Melaney
Philadelphia
Roland Dukes
Rock
Stewart Haymond
John Dehner
Baltimore
Religious Instruction In Talbot County Schools
Talbot county Board of Education weighed weekday religious instruction in schools. Delegates and endorsements pressed the issue while the State Board has not acted but discussed it informally. Superintendent Cook suggested state approval hinges on parental cooperation, and the local board asked ministers to gather congregation views and report back. Only two counties have adopted the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Talbot County
Cook
Fogle
Perfect Attendance at Hillsboro School January List
The January perfect attendance roster from Hillsboro School includes William Thompson Frederick Wright Francis Fleming Charlie Hanmer Rumsey Mullikin Robert Eve land Arthur Hammer Lawrence Groff Doris Samis Pearl Seymour Gertrude Riley Anna Wood Mary Virginia Sher wood Naomi Holland Stewart Sharp Marion Wood George Samis Francis Short James Sherwood William Clark William Short George Wood Aileen Barton Louise Wright Roberta Barton Mary Louise Dodds Marie Sard Viola Sard Edna Clopper Audrey Samis. Community notices report visits, travel plans, and local social events with residents and guests in Hillsboro and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HiLlsboro School
William Thompson
Frederick Wright
Francis Fieming
Charlie Hanmer
Rumsey Mullikin
Robert Eveland
Arthur Hammer
Lawrence Groff
Doris Samis
Pearl Seymour
Gertrude Riley
Anna Wood
Mary Virginia Sherwood
Naomi Holland
Stewart Sharp
Marion Wood
George Samis
Francis Short
James Sherwood
William Clark
William Short
George Wood
Aileen Barton
Louise Wright
Roberta Barton
Mary Louise Dodds
Marie Sard
Keep the Schools Open in Scarlet Fever Fight
State Department of Health urges keeping schools open after scarlet fever cases, with daily morning inspections. Dr. R H Riley supports monitoring to detect symptoms early and apply precautions promptly. Maryland reports 185 cases in 1924 vs 1586 in 1923, and January totals 215 vs 248 the year before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Health
State Board of Health
R. H. Riley
Bureau of Communicable Diseases
State Board
Maryland
Orphans' Court Proceedings Summary
In the Orphans Court Judges West Harper and Shawn presided. Executors and administrators filed inventories, accounts, and probate actions for multiple estates including Amandus Young, Emmett Ward, William A. Thomas, Fernandes Davis, Martha B. Walters, Daniel McNichol, Sallie F. Andrew, Samuel H. Hopkins, James H. Davis and Elizabeth Beauchamp. Appraisers named. bonds approved. notices to creditors ordered. Some estates authorized transfers and withdrawals for minors. Probate dates set and releases recorded.
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Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawn
Martha M. Walker
Amandus Young
Melissa Ward
Emmett Ward
William A. Thomas
T. Pliny Fisher
William Sylvester
Joseph Short
Fernandes Davis
Alice D. Davis
Edward E. Nuttle
T. A
Eastern Shore Trust Company
William E. Brown
Martha B. Walters
Daniel McNichol
Harvey L. Cooper
D. Bo
Leonard F. Covey
Sallie F. Andrew
Samuel H. Hopkins
Charles B. Harrison
James H. Davis
J. Walter Beauchamp
Elizabeth Beauchamp
Elia B. Powell
Joseph H. Carroll
Dorothy Keets
Mary Keets
Peoples Bank
The Sea Hawk cinema adaptation at New Dover Opera House
An EXPANDED reading of Sabatini's tale The Sea Hawk features Frank Lloyd's screen transfer with sea battle sequences on four ships. Oliver Godolphin is framed for murder, becomes a galley slave, leads Moorish forces, and returns to England with Rosamund and Lionel for vengeance before clashes with the basha in Algiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scaramouche
Rafael Sabatini
Frank Lloyd
New Dover Opera House
Mr. Lloyd
England
Peter Godolphin
Rosamund
Oliver Tressilian
Oliver
Penarrow Hall
Lionel
Algiers
Basha
In sad remembrance of dear son Norman H Thomas
In loving remembrance, a mother recalls Norman H Thomas who died February 7 1920. She writes of grief, longing, and hope of reunion in the heavenly mansion, expressing enduring love and faithful sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman H. Thomas
Norman
Jurors for the April Term Chosen From District Lists
Judge Keating in Denton drew juries for the April term. Names listed by district include Clark, Jones, Cowgill, Lane, Dailey, Murphy, Downes, Shewbrooks, Elliott, Smith, Walls, Jarman, Hubbard, Swann, Kibler, Merrick, Noble, Todd, Dukes, Smith, Roe, Covey, and many others from districts one through eight with stars marking selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keating
Denton
W. Foster Clark
John R. Jones
Charles P. Cowgill
William GB. Jones
Samuel P. Conley
J. Frank Lane
Harry S. Dailey
W. J. Murphy
H. H. Dennison
John T. Milby
B. Rosa Duling
T. Purdy Richard
Ernest Downes
J. W. Shewbrooks
Walter T. Elliott
A. Clark Smith
Noble Jarrell
Edgar Walls
Wm. C. Andrew
Leslie Merrick
Samuel G. Bye
Wm. W. Noble
W.T. Penleharmo
Fred B. Nuttle
Wm. C. Beckwith
Harry H. Nuttle
Wayne Cawley
Elmer T. Orme
Linwood Cohee
Harry A. Roe
Wm. Chambers
J. Atwood Todd
Isaac L. Dukes
H. Earle Smith
Z. Potter Steele
C. Leslie Walls
John L. George
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the Local Department
E. L. Fooks
Preston
B.C. & A. Railway Company
Easton.Claiborne
Chautauqua
Camp Grove
Caroline County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federal
Court House
Law
Methodist Epicopal Church
Cedar Grove School House
Harris Chapel
Pilgrim Holiness Church of
S. L. Adams
G. L. Helsby
Milton
Edwin H. Brown
Centreville Record
Delmarvin Press Association
Ridgely P. Melvin
Annapolis Capital
Maryland Press Association
Masonic Temple
Modoc Tribe
Salisbury
Naumkeag Tribe
Michael Roth
Frank Schmitt
St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church
Holy Cross
Lowe Farm
L. ‘Irving Jones
Caroline County
Allegany County
Baltimore Sun
the Sun
William Burdick
API
Feey
John H. Emerson
Rising Sun
Clyde Spivey
Suffolk
L. E. Mudd
Annie Raughley
Harry Raughley
Harrington
P. S. Raughley
Thomas Wyatt
Near Central Church
R. H. Stafford
Arthur Layton
Louise
Farmington
Clarence Lofland
Wm. Simpson
Elmer Raughtey
Clifford Raughley
Nathan Walls
Jump
Herman Griffith
Harry Collison
Jacob Price
Powell Hopkins
Milford
Charles Murphy
Otis Stafford
Vernon
Charles Pierson
Willie Wilson
Maryden
Smithville
THE
Ridgely News
Walter Mitchell
Maryland Institute
Tom Rickards
Polytechnic Institute
Journal
Lillian Meredith
Alda Montague
Tuckahoe Neck
Hillsboro
Queen Anne
Tuckahoe
Kathryn Jarrell
Western Maryland College
Charles Jarrell
G. Francis Beaven
EI. Lay Heaven
John Brown
Fairmount
N. C
Vesty
Ralph RB. Thompson
Susie Thompson
Margaret M. Hay
Chestnut Hill
T. R. Seward
H. W. B. Rowe
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church South
E. Lightner
George Stewart
Ed. Graham
Roods
Barclay
St. Paul’s
Tri-County
Charles Rhodes
Pittsburg
Clark
Price
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
A. C. Bilbrough
J. C. Longfellow
James E. Curry
Carroll H. Pippin
Thomas H. Draper
P. S. Baughley
Jacob E. Gibson
H. C. Rawlings
Thomas H. Hobbs
George Schrieber
George R. Horsey
J. F. Stevenson
Asbury Hubbard
Ralph Swann
L. Irving Jones
James W. Thawley
John F. Jarman
Alvin Smith
Louis N. Kibler
Wm. H. Alderson
Jos. L. Gallagher
Wm. Beevers
Enoch George
Charles A. Carroll
Theo, Fletcher
W. H. Williamson
Nelson H. Fooks
W. R. Breeding
H. R. Merriken
W. c. Collins
John H. Meredith
Cox
C. N. McMahan
Geo. A. Donovan
Robinson Nichols
Victor Dean
R. F. Noble
Ane Edgell
Clinton S. Poole
R. Hackett
Albert E. Poole
Jokn A. Hyland
George F. Smith
Harry E. Kinder
J. W. Stowell
W. A. Mowbray
Lay Beaven
R. J. Magrogan
D. M. Cloft
Edward Pinkine
Wallace Clark
Anderson Redden
DeFord
Clayton Roe
Jae
Charles W. Roe
Wm. P. Fleming
Samuel G. Spray
John Jd. Hammer
Joseph M. Short
W. Arthur Holt
Wm. E. Sylvester
Milford Kline
T. F. Taylor
Louis J. Knotts
Allen Cherry
Isaac E. Mason
R. Blackburn, Jr
A. W. Marvel
Robert G. Dean
A. G. Saulsbury
Austin Durney
Robert E. Smith
Vachel Downes
J. Mulford Swing
Thos. P. Gaitley
Bess Alford
H. J. Beauchamp
Ernest Collins
E. E. Williamson
T. H. Everngam
Walter Fountain
Lee Hignutt
S. J. Hurst
Emmett Hignutt
G. W. Kelley, Jr
Charles R. Neal
James H. Neal
Otho B. Smith
Chas. W. Smith
C. Harvey Towers
Geo. W. Thawley
Linwood Todd
Brantley H. Trice
Kent County
Carroll
Frederick
Washington
Allegany
Charles
Prince George
St. Mary's
Wicomico
Anpupye
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