Local Ledger Ad Feed Features Coal Lumber and Farm Goods
Local notices list Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co offering cheap kindling 35c per box or 3 for $1.00 at Caroline High School Denton MD on February 19 2021. R H Stafford Burrsville MD advertises mules Chevrolet trucks Irish cobbler potatoes and farm items. Also C V West advertises valentines comics. Firemen’s Minstrels February 18 19 and low price furniture on the Eastern Shore highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuttle Lumber & Coal Co
Chautauqua
Caroline High School
Denton
M. K. Newnam
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville
Bridge and social news reflect Denton community life
Mrs Earle White hosted a bridge and 500 party on North Sixth Street with guests including Mesdames McAllister Strong Butler Brooks Towers and Misses Cohee Chaffinch Stufft Swiss Kilgallen Young Timmons and Melvin. Denton 4-H Club met January 31 at Mrs Thawley’s. demonstrations followed by refreshments. Several local families welcomed visitors and shared meals, and the Denton fire company responded to a house fire on Vanscoy farm. Internal Revenue filing dates were announced for Denton and nearby towns.
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Earle White
North Sixth Street
Mesdames
Herbert McAllister
Talmage
A. R. Strong
Lewis Butler
Blake Brooks
William G. Towers
Rebecca Cohee
Blanche Chaffinch
Grace Stufft
Emily Swiss
Mary Kilgallen
Marguerite Young
Lillian, Timmons
Martha Beck
Helen Chaffinch
Elizabeth Towers
Ann Melvin
Harriet Burns
William T. Cannon
Roland Fisher
Edward
Marcus Hook
Roland Pippin
Marvin
Greensboro
Charles W. Roe
Dawson
Cordova
Linwood Eaton
Marie
Denton
Stanley
Wilbur Carroll
H. BE. Ramsdell
Seattle
Wash
Hugh E. Ramsdell
Ramsdell
Good Cheer Bible Class
M. E. Church
N. M. Vanscoy
James Collins
Ida Simmons
Louise Fleetwood
Local social notes from Henderson and Goldsboro area
Henderson residents Elizabeth Husztek attends Washington College with parents visiting weekly. Local clubs report meetings at Montague home. Wilming ton and Marcus Hook visitors call on town families. Goldsboro Sewing Circle hosted by Mrs. Walls. Dover and Baltimore visits noted among town residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Husztek
Washington College
Stephen Husztek
Ladies Aid
T. A. Montague
Chas. Cartwright
Alice
Billy
Wilmington
Emil Milke
Henry Kusmaul
Philadelphia
John Kusmaul
Silver Bickling
Ethel Sharp
Marcus Hook
Dora Melvin
Katherine Melvin
Virgie Cartwright
Goldsboro
Hugh Hudson
Allie Hudson
Sewing Circle
J. E. Walls
Clarence Pritchett
I. N. Smith
Dover
W. F. Clark
E. N. Wright
Fairlee
Hickman Notes on Local Visits and Illnesses
Hickman residents report visits from George Noble and family in Harrington while A F Hignatt recovers from pneumonia. J C Wroten of Hickman improves and is able to go out. Thomas A Cleaves entertained guests from Harrington. Church here gains electricity. John Breeding on sick list. Jason Reed much better. Eddie Haymon quite sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Noble
Harry Bennett
William Wright
Ernest Wright
Harrington
A. F. Hignatt
J. C. Wroten
Hickman
Thomas A. Cleaves
John Breeding
Jason Reed
Eddie Haymon
Edward Smith Surprised on His Tenth Birthday Party
Around forty five young guests gathered at Edward Smith's home on Saturday afternoon January 31 to celebrate his tenth birthday with refreshments and gifts. Guests included families from nearby areas and several relatives shared turkey dinners and visits, honoring the child and extending wishes for bright future birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Smith
Edward
C. W. Towers
Elbert Edgell
Williamsburg
John Ortell
Federalsburg
George Towers
Earl
Friendship, Land
Russell Edgell
Gladys
Robert Russell
Near Here
Layton
East New Market
Will Todd
George Howard
Snear
O. H. Howard
Walter Howard
Olaf Smith
Eunice
Sidney Collins
Ernest Julian
Smithville
Vernon Nichols
University of Maryland
Oscar Nichols
Orphans Court Proceedings at Ridgely Meeting
County Orphans Court in Caroline met with Judges West Towers and Fleetwood presiding The session examined guardianships estates and executors granting letters of administration approving inventories and appraisals and ordering creditors notices for multiple estates under state law
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
West
Towers
Fleetwood
Register of Wills
Calvert C. Merriken
Mary E. Johnson
Arthur G. Smith
T. Clayton Horsey
Iola Owings Smith
L. Irving Jones
O. W. Barton
John E. Kunkle, Jr
Margaret F. Haymaker
Elias Driver
Isaac L. Dukes
Lemuel R. Clough
Wilbert Calloway
Katherine McElwain
T. Pliny Fisher
Nathaniel Phillips
Elizabeth Keuhn
Kirwin F. Evernham
George Gregg Evern
Oliver W. Handy
George W. Handy
Evelyn M. Ross
George C. Johnson
Genevieve C. Roe
Genevieve Roe
T. Noble Jarrell
Charles B. Harrison
Martha B. Noble
Charles Thomas
J. Virgil Moore
Walter Rutter
Harry Nuttle
Sip Vander Meulen
Sophia Vander
Meulen
Walter Jewell Leonhouser
Opera Past and Present Theme At Federalsburg Club
Mrs Paul Criblet of Baltimore chaired the Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs fine arts department and contrasted operatic periods noting changes in opera and music since early Italian productions. Mrs Cleveland Smith of Easton urged club participation in the State song contest April 16 at the Lord Baltimore Hotel. Funeral services were held for Henry Ferguson at the Church of God with burial at Hillcrest Cemetery. he left a widow and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Club
Paul Criblet
Baltimore
Department of Fine Arts
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
Cleveland Smith
Easton
State Federation of Clubs
Hattie Alford
Strayer- Bryant
Stratton College
Elizabeth Alford
Walter Barnett
Newark
Del
L. N. Alford
Frances Vickers
Matilda Croll
Maryland State Normal School
Towson
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Highlights Local Doings
Community Club re elected officers led by President Mrs J Norman Clark and Vice President Mrs Mary Rowe with Miss Gladys Gale as treasurer. Members hostesses include Miss Miriam Gale and Mrs James Hicks. Numerous local residents are listed as visiting, attending, or ill, with multiple social calls and weekend gatherings noted across Hillsboro and nearby areas. The piece reads as a social column detailing personal visits, illnesses, and community activity in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Norman Clark
Mary Rowe
Gladys Gale
N. E. Knott
Miriam
James Hicks
Clifton Hicks
William Sherwood
Philadelphia
Mary Virginia Sherwood
Salsbury State Normal School
James Sherwood
Charles Jarrell
Samuel Turbutt Wright
James C. Gibbs
Massey
W. B. Sparks
Dickinson
H. Covell
Mary Louise Dodds
Wm. Helfrich
Ruth. Helfrich
Trappe
Edgar Blades
George Knott
Chesapeake City
J. M. Eaton
Chas, Jarrell
Arthur Holt
Wilmington
Oswell Callahan
Milton Beaven
Dora Allen
Wye Mills
Louise Blades
Calvin Blades
Cordova
H. E. Uhrig
Denton
Oscar Rice
James Blades
Milton Blades
St. Michaels
Doyle Lucas
Queen Anne church meeting and community notices
Queen Anne The Christian Fellowship Union held its monthly meeting at the Church House with a program of vocal music readings by Mesdames George Stewart and Horace Morgan and topics by Rev. A A McNeer followed by ice cream and cake. The Community Club met Tuesday with sixteen members, serving sandwiches and coffee. St Pauls Church worship schedule listed, with a baptismal reception for seven children and three adults. Upcoming social notes include visitors, illnesses, and family news from local residents. Acquisition news reports Empire Public Service Corporation properties in Maryland Delaware Virginia stock purchase by Harry Reid of National Public Service Corporation, expanding Eastern Shore operations to serve 3000 customers with revenues over 2 million annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marydel
Greensboro
Burrsville
Denton
Hillsboro
Ridgely
Ridgely Reformed Church
B. F. Wentworth
Herbert Keeneman
James Bishop
Dover
Roy Tawes
County Association
Frank Flounders
J. P. Swing
Lawrence Lynch
Frank Stevenson
Carey Callahan
Maurice Dragoo
Albert White
Leo Meginney
Henry Wilkinson
M. A. Brackett
Charles Cherry
Calvin Lynch
William Richards
Franklyn Stayer
William Davis
L. S. Matthews
Brackett
Walter Bennington
Church of the Brethren
Sanger
Fox
Warner
Fike
Talbot County
Woodie
Krabill
Seese
Morgan
Brumbaugh, Cherry
Zeigler
Ridgely Church
Jesus
America
T. L. Day
Florida
Philadelphia
R. L. Tawes
Centreville
Mulford Swing
Harry Zeigler
Christ
Wilmington
Melvin Wheatley
Middletown
George Wooters
Dorothy
Paul Garrett
Chester
Will Wooters
Marguerite Holsinger
Eastern High School
Baltimore
William Matthews
Ison, Glenn
Smyrna
Mont Wiley
Bryan Turbitt
Selby
Smith
Marian Lane
Preston
St. Gertrude’s
Paul Hoffman
Ellen Hoffman
Raymond Rawlings
Charles Starkey
D. G. Connolly
Church Hill
A. W. Saulsbury
James Lewis, Jr
Christian Fellowship Union
Church House
Mesdames
George Stewart
Horace Morgan
A. A. MceNeer
McNeer
How‘lard Eley
Harry Kemp
Everett Blades
Mesdamen Howard Flowers
Ernest Emory
Charles’ Dean
Mabel Dickerson
St. Paul’s Church
A. A. McNeer
Edward Whitby
Raymond Whitby
Easton Hospital
Tim
Francis Jump
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Tiny Miller
Howard Eley
John Morgan
Eugenia Morgan
Dora
Ruth Sewell
Aidof
Nellie Dean
T. Morton
Washington, D. C
Mary Rice
Byron Barton
Empire Public Service Corporation
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
Harry Reid
National Public Service Corporation
Middle West Utilities System
Maryland Light and Power Company
East Coast Utilities Company
Cape Charles
Woodcock
Eastern Shore Public Service Company
Insull
Eastern Shore
Del
Eastern Shore’ Public Service Company
Vienna
Reid
National Group
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Associated System
U. G. I. System
Ohio
Empire
National Electric Power Company
Local visits span New Castle area and nearby towns
Vernon Pritchett and Anna May Short of Bridgeville returned from visits to Chester Philadelphia and New Jersey. J E Bennett Mrs Barley and daughter Miss Betty and Mrs R Wesley Ross stayed near Middletown at Mrs Chas E Bailey’s and Smyrna. Mrs R Wesley Ross and friend Mrs Margaret Lloyd attended Townsend theater. Remains of Mrs Cal Hopkins Middletown interred at Harrington cemetery. Charley Messick moved to Young farm Burrsville. Thomas Clancey visited Tarrytown Mt Kisco resorts. Floyd Turner visited Wilmington and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pritchett
Anna May Short
Bridgeville
Chester
Philadelphia
New Jersey
J. E. Bennett
Barley
Betty
R. Wesley Ross
Middletown
Chas. E. Bailey
Smyrna
Margaret Lloyd
Wilmington
New Castle
Moving Picture
Townsend
Enos Cleaves
R. H. Stafford
A. Raughley
Cal. Hopkins
Harrington Cemetery
Charley Messick
John Parris
Young
Burrsville
Thomas Clancey
Tarrytown
Mt. Kisco
Floyd Turner
Methodist Preaching and Local Notices Gather Community Events
Rev T J Lambert presided over the Baltimore District service and quarterly conference. Appointments set for iSchool Superintendent Grant DeWitt and John T Milby as assistant. Church Hill Md preacher Rev Clark to speak next Sunday with Rev Waters filling pulpit. Local visits span Harrington Forest Hills Camden Wilmington Churchton and Henderson. Chester A Bishop of Chestertown dies at age 50 after double and typhoid pneumonia. services in Chestertown with interment at Arnolds Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Lambert
Baltimore
Southern Methodist Church
Grant DeWitt
John T. Milby
Mr. Clark
Church Hill
M. E. Church
W. M. Waters
T. C. Hammond
Harrington
Cornelia Rapaljo
Forest Hills
Long Island
W. J. Murphy
Bessie Dennison
Thelma
Camden
Del
Elbert Saunders
Mary Jenkins
Frostburg
Luther Bennett
Jenkins
Federalsburg
Noble Dhue
Boyd
Wm. Ogle
Elbert
Wilmington
Ed. Walls
Henderson
Mollie Shockley
Leroy Cartwright
Mary Jones
Clarence
Eloise Jarrell
Churchton
Robt. Jarrell
Ross Daling
Frank Cohee
Ida Mae iRoche
Nobles Shively
Assembly Hall
J. C. Kinnamon
John Sylvester
Chester Bishop
Chester Allen Bishop
Chestertown
Bishop
Flo
Mr. Bishop
Talladega, Ala
Edgar Allen Bishop
Texas
Inter State Dairy Council of
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Mildred Turner Polk
Boston
Mass
Chester Allen, Jr
Elizabeth
Arnolds Mills
R. 1
Bethlehem Ladies Aid Meeting Set at Community House
Mrs. William Flaharty and Mrs. Eli Higgins will entertain the Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon February 12 in the Bethlehem Community House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Flaharty
Eli Higgins
Bethlehem
Preston Community Club Meeting Highlights and Local Notices
The Preston Community Club gathered at the Parish House with Mrs. S. E. Douglas and Mrs. Lloyd Cannon organizing an engaging program. Speakers, guests from Cambridge, and a film influence talk framed the evening, while numerous local residents attended social events, dinners, bridge clubs, and church activities across Preston and nearby towns.
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Preston
S. E. Douglas
Lloyd Cannon
Wells
First District
Groff
Cambridge
Jones
Nettie Mace
Harry Hollis
Alonza Nichols
Claude Wheatley
Easton
Everest Newnam
Raymond Poole
Edgar Wright
Fletcher Sisk
Frank Patchett
Max Chambers
J. P. Harris
Williston
Burton Proctor, Jr
Chicago
Amos ’'N
Andy
Madame Queen
J. T. Dennis
Carl Bradley
Hurlock
Orland Kelley
W. A. Wright
H. M. Hollis
John Noble
Rachel Baylor
Burrsville Widow Edith Lofland Dies After Long Illness
Edith Lofland wife of Clarence Lofland died at home near Maple Grove school on Tuesday February 8 after a lingering paralysis. She was daughter of the late Joseph and Margaret Simpson whose passing occurred about a year ago. Funeral services were held at the home with interment in Harrington cemetery. Nearby notes list social visits and attendance at various gatherings from Burrsville and surrounding towns with family and friends, including Porter and Thawley households and trips to Bridgeville and Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. E. Carroll
Alburger’s Corner
Denton-Harrington Road
Denton Auto Co
Sinclair
M. K. Newram
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
George A. McDaniel
East Market St
Caroline County
Harmony
Bureau
Smithson
Preston
Greensboro
Denton
Vanscoy
Tuckahoe Neck
Alex. Noble
Denton Fire Co
Internal Revenue
Federalsburg
Easton
Centreville
Mary H. Hitchcock
Josiah M. Hitchcock
Denton Cemetery
Del-Mar-Va
Biltmore-duPont
Buck
Delaware
Edward Barwick
Dorchester
John H. Thawley
Burrsville
Chilton
Charing Cross
Frederick
Maryland
Avalon
Baltimore
Horatio Sharpe
Blessed Virgin
St. Michael the Arch Angel
Edith Lofland
Myr
Clarence Lofland
Maple Grove School
T. W. ‘Porter
Bill Naudain
Stanton, del
Neal Rapalje
New York
James Thawley
Coursey Hammond
Harrington
Del
W. T. Archer
John Parris
Annie Lindale
Nettie Satterfield
Misa Satterfield
Harriet Murphy
Bridgeville
Harry Ramsdell
Harvey Griffith
Chester
A. T. Garrett
Mamie Voss
Near Vernon
Clarence Voss
F. Baynard
Catherine Chance
Dolly Towers
Anna Chance
John Chance
Hest
C. N. Fountain
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