Jurors Named for April by Judge Keating Panel Drawn
Judge Keating drew the April jurors from a 150-name pool. The list shows jurors designated by asterisks across districts one through six and district allocations, with numerous individuals including Alonzo Cohee Jas Scotton T Noble Jarrell Clark Smith J Edgar Walls Thos E Heather and many others. The long roster spans First District through Sixth District and includes judges, clerks, and residents listed by surname and initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Keating
Alonzo B. Cohee
Jas. H. Scotton
B. Ross Daling
T. Noble Jarrell
A. Clark Smith
J. Edgar Walls
Thos
E. Heather
Wm. J. Murphy
Spencer Lapham
Frank P. Medford
T. Purdy
Richard District
Probate and administration actions in regular court session
Court met in regular session with Judges West Harper and Shawn. Wills of John T Stevenson and Sallie M Cohee probated. guardianship and administration orders issued. appraisers and executors filed inventories, appraisements, and orders to sell various estates. Final accounts approved for Albert Handy and others. numerous releases by heirs and trustees approved. Public sale orders granted for several estates and real property sales authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Harper and Shawn
John T. Stevenson
Joseph Short
Andrew Mitchell
Mary E. Cross
Margaret M. Cross
Sallie M. Cohee
Chester Cohee
Jesse T. Dennis
Harry M. Hollis
Albert S. Handy
Mary A. C. Wright
Isaac Harris
Fred R. Owens
John T. Harris
Mary Benton
Robert Butler
Ira L. Butler
Jerome R. Cox
M. Katherine Cox
Lillian R. Cox
Edward E. Williams
John W. Williams
Addie Chaffinch
Wesley E. Thawley
George W. Shively
Laura Shively Cahall
Addie M. Simpson
Harry Shively
Hattie Shively
Joseph B. Kibler
Joseph Kibler
Frank Kibler
August Kibler
Charles B. Harrison
Ennalls
J. Hubbard
Mary Hubbard Collins
Della Hubbard Buck
Edith King
Arterio Hubbard
James Hubbard
Cora Webb
Lulu Sharp
Daisy M. Hubbard
Alonizo Hubbard
James A. Hubbard
Joseph H. Hubbard
Robert Jarrell, Jr
Samuel G. Sadler
John N. Wright, Jr
Charlotte Zippe
Smithville Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights And Local News
The Smithville Farm Bureau held its regular meeting with a fruitful session and an illustrated talk by tomato specialist Mr Goodwin on Tomatoes Their Culture Etc The county secretary Mr Holsinger and County Agent Mr Holder shared points on local cooperation The Ladies Club became the Smithville Community Club officers were elected President Mrs Annie Roberson Vice President Mrs Mary Adams Secretary Miss Ruth Fountain Treasurer Mrs Eva Lyden The group planned to distribute Bureau Farmer copies to non members The week featured a Forest Rangers showing and several local visits plus 4 H Club activity and a guest from Federalsburg The town saw many social visits with families in Federalsburg Federalsburg area and nearby communities The area reports mention a tractor purchase and a sick list including Whooping cough in the vicinity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Denton Community Club
Denton-Hillsboro
Denton Fire Company
Caroline County
Greensboro
Denton
Preston
Selwood
Caroline Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ridgely
S. Frank Cole
South Seventh Street
Alpha Portland
Toilers’Club
Preston Methodist Church
Isaac Hill
Wesley Church and
Whiteleysburg
Leslie Ellwanger
Samuel Ellwanger
Chester
E. A. Jones
Ruth Jackson
William F. Towers
North Sixth Street
Chautauqua
Caroline High School
Washington
Farm Bureau
Goodwin
Holsinger
Holder
Bureau
Ladies’ Club
Smithville
Annie Roberson
Mary Adams
Ruth Fountain
Eva Lyden
Forest Rangers
Richard Hines
Margaret
Harry Hignatt
Lacy Collins
Walter Lyden
Charles Wright
Federalsburg
Ormond A. Wright
Arthur Adams
Percy Tucker
George Tucker
Greenwood
Edward C. Wright
Floyd C. Smith
Oscar Alford
J. H. Spence
Raymond Meredith
Floyd Smith
Walter Fountain
Paul Meredith
Federalsbureg
Sidney Collins
Blaine Bullock
Rock
Baltimore
Evelyn Bullock
Thelma Neal
Mae Sooeckerman
Marydel Shower Honors Mr and Mrs Howard Schweitzer
A miscellaneous shower was given at the bride's parents home, Mr and Mrs John Stafford, Saturday evening. Attendees included extended family and friends from Marydel area, Dover, Philadelphia, and Wilmington. The Ladies Aid met at Miss Ann Jump's home Monday afternoon and Mr Olin Hummer visited Kenton on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Schweitzer
John Stafford
Nolan
Naomi
Wallace Stafford
Lee Harman
Harry Dailey
Harry Seeney
Harry Smith
Laura Glass
Temple Smith
Olin Ford
Harry Sparks
Roger Davis
Harry Legar
Louis Schweitzer
Henry Davis
Hutchins
Roy Griffin
Margaret Smith
Sarah Scotton
Rosiene Scotton
Frances Dailey
Helen Seeney
Virginia. Smith
Louise Medford
Templeville Obituaries and Sunday Services Report
Templeville notes funeral attendance by the Golt and Morris families in Penns Grove New Jersey. Local visits include Sheltons in New Castle Delaware and Walls in Crumpton. Sunday Church services list Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11 with the pastor. Additional visits feature Wyatt Kinnamon and Knotts households plus Janson and Denton nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Golt
Helen
Joseph Golt
Virgil Morris
Penn’s Grove
N. J
Harry and
Benjamin Shelton
Short
New Castle
Del
James Shelton
Lemuel Walls
Near Crumpton
Walter Walls
Norman Wyatt
Near Massey
William Cahall
John Scotton
Wilmington
J. H. Hong
J. T. Knotts
Sudlersville
Kate O. Knotts
Elmer Purnell
Sadlersville
Melvin Kinnamon
Frank Rash
Leipsic
William Janson
Blossom Cooper
Mary Knotts
Denton
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Ridgely Community Club Debates National Song Change
The Ridgely News Letter reports a meeting of the Community Club where members debated replacing The Star Spangled Banner with America the Beautiful as national song. Speakers for and against argued, and the vote failed four to seventeen. Also covered are theater readings, charity events, upcoming sales, church topics, and local social news.
Marriage of Pauline Hubbard and Clinton Edwards Feels Local Hype
Greensboro notes extend congratulations to Pauline Hubbard and Clinton Edwards who wed in Goldsboro last Saturday. The column also covers a Baltimore hospital stay and return of Mrs. Charles Walls, theater fundraiser by Greensboro High School, an upcoming Chautauqua event, and various visits and illnesses among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Hubbard
Asbury Hubbard
Clinton Edwards
Goldsboro
Dc. R. Curtis
Charles Walls
Baltimore
Claude Connor
Leon
D. Smith Edwards
Parent-Teachers’ Association of Greensboro High School
Riverside Theatre
Chautauqua
Greensboro
Guy Pippin
Cambridge Hospital
Roland Long
Denton
Benjamin Bastion
Beacom’s College
Wilmington
H. B. Bastian
George Stevenson
Dorothy
Carroll Pippin
Benjamin Hevalow
Conshohocken
John Luff
W. W. Wroten
Potter
Clayton
M. B. Cooper
Norman Asilton
Price Station
Frank Asistoh
Oscar Eskridge
New Castle
Homer Stufft
Frank Seward
Charles Rich
Mabel
Robert Clark
Delaware Hospital
S. D. Carrow
J. W. Porter
Local Socials and Obituaries From Burraville Area
Mrs Annie Roughley and daughter Mary entertained a large dinner party Thursday with guests including Rev A W Betts of Hobbs and several Denton area residents. Raymond Fortney's funeral was held at his parents home with interment at Wesley Churchyard. Rachel Price recovers from appendicitis at home. Additional items note gatherings, travel, and visits among local families and friends in Burraville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Roughley
Mary
A. W. Betts
Hobbs
Stone
Parker
Near
Denton
E. N. Wright
Clarence Lofland
Rosa Hurd
Willie Wilson
M. F. H. Collison
LaBeau Wright
Wienry Hurd
James Raughley
Raymond Fortney
George Fortney
Messrs
Krabil and
Arnold
Wesley
Rachel Price
Jacob Price
R. H. Stafford
Salisbury
Isaac Hill
Wesley Churchyard
Homer Melvin
Della Melvin
Margaret Simpson
Dover
J. O. Stafford
Griffith
Dewey Fortney
Baltimore
Herman Allen
Middletown
Delaware
T. E. Cahall
Powell Hopkins
Frank Larrimore
Local Socials and Outings Highlight Week
Philadelphia residents Mrs Henry Booker and Miss Mary toured with Mr and Mrs John Phillips of Wilmington visiting Mr and Mrs Will Cheffins nearby. Baltimore visitor Mrs Robert Jarrell Sr returned Monday. Many attended the Still Alarm benefit at Ridgely. Henderson hosts Mrs William Goodwin with daughter Mrs Orville Melvin. Dora Melvin of Henderson visited sister Mrs D D Cartwright. Sewing Circle hosted by Mrs John Milby Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Roche seen in Easton Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Club of
Ridgely
American Hymn Society
Harry Hemmons
Elsie Matthews
Mary Laird
I. T. Saulsbury
Thompson Swing
T. W. Jones
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Frank Flounders
Newnam Music Store
T. L. Day
Hollingsworth
Denton
Barnes
Trappe
Sallie Covey
Avery Tuttle
Easton
Parent-Teacher Association
William Cannon
Annie Turner
Alan Parsons
Harrington
Harold Hatfield
Georgetown
Robert Hatfield
Elizabeth Smith
Madeline Snowberger
M. E. Sunday School
Harry Zeigler
David Swing
Harvey Seweall
W. S. Ames
Casmer
Oxford
Edna Detwiler
Emily Keeneman
Leolan Jackson
Judas
Laura Wooters
Washington College
Mary Wooters
Lewis Lane
Ed. Weaver
Hilda
Greensboro
James Blanch
Philadelphia
Hannah Snowberger
Charles Hobbs
Billy and
Dever
Hobbs
Cambridge
John Hannaberry
Nathan Cade
Paul Holsinger
Harrison Holsinger
Leroy Detwiler
Henry Booker
Mary
John Phillips
Wilmington
Will Cheffins
Robert Jarrell
Baltimore
William Goodwin
Henderson
Orville Melvin
Harry Gibson
Horace Morgan
Howard Eley
Louise Short
Margaret Deford
Wesley Bible
St. Paul’s Church
Helen Eaton
Salisbury Normal School
George Eaton
E. B. Lightner
Salisbury
BE. H. Dashiell
James Harrison
St. Michaels
Everett Blades
K. M. Barnette
Eliza Smith
Emma Short
Louise
E. S. Bowens
Queenstown
Charles H. Dean
Mary Rice
Byron Barton
R. V. Whitehurst
Paul Bordner
Sewing Wanted by the Piece or Day in Denton Md
Mrs Mabel Towers seeks sewing work by piece or day with reasonable prices. Address 311 Franklin Street Denton Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Towers
Franklin Street
Denton, Md
Hillsboro and Queen Anne M E Church Gathering
The fourth quarterly conference of the M E Church meets next Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Hillsboro Queen Anne church. All official members are urged to attend and other members are welcome. Also notes on social visits, funerals, and local society events involving Rev. William P. Taylor, J Norman Clark, and various residents through the week.
Perfect Attendance And Top Marks At Choptank School
At Choptank school perfect attendance since term start goes to Leona Jones Lorraine Magers Margaret Magers Martha Magers Jane Stewart Myrtle Whiteley. Highest mid year marks by grade: seventh Arthur Eaton sixth Cora Deneau fifth Leona Jones Lee Price fourth Margaret Magers third Gertrude Mauser second Louise Goswellen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choptank School
Leona Jones
Lorraine Magers
Margaret Magers
Martha Magers
Jane Stewart
Myrtle Whiteley
Arthur Eaton
Cora Deneau
Lee Price
Gertrude Mauser
Louise Goswellen
Federalsburg High School girls honored for physical tests
Federalsburg teachers praise the girls at Federalsburg High School after physical examinations and tests performed by Dr. Blanche Eppler of Baltimore. Eppler, for the Playground Athletic League of Maryland, awarded badges to those meeting standards. An accompanying Valentine party notice invites attendees to the Christian Comrades Class event in the M. E. Sunday School room at 8 o'clock on Monday February 14 with a silver offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg
Federalsburg High School
Blanche Eppler
Baltimore
Eppler
Playground Athletic League of Maryland
Christian Comrades
M. E
Williams Receives Methodist Preaching License in Glendale
Mr. James Ellis Williams, once of Denton, has been licensed to preach in the Methodist Episcopal Church and delivered his first sermon at Pacific Avenue Church in Glendale. He plans further studies for the ministry at an Arkansas college and is remembered from Caroline High School days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ellis Williams
Denton
California
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pacific Avenue Church
Glendale
Williams
Arkansas
Caroline High School
Mary Emily Walls
Harriette Brewer
Delta Beta Delta Sorority
Frank H. Doerr
C. B. Walls
Goldsborough Street
Easton
Minnie Henry
M. B. Henry
C. D. Calloway
Philadelphia
A. J. Chaffinch
J. Woodall Green
Baltimore
W. W. Noble
Ruth Noble
Hagerstown
Ella George
B. F. Johnson
Chautauqua Set for Denton February 18 to 21
Chautauqua will be held in Denton at Caroline High School from February 18 to 21 with daily sessions starting at 3 PM and 8 PM unless changed. Single admissions are 75 cents, total gate about 4.50, season tickets 1.50, school children admitted for 1.00, season ticket saves 3.00, and no season tickets sold after opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Denton
Caroline High School
Krantz Family Concert Co
George D. Alden
Josephine Dominick
Death of J R Jarrell Prominent Easton business man dies
J R Jarrell a well known Easton businessman died in his hotel suite Friday. Born near Hillsboro Caroline county in 1851 he started as a clerk and built a long dry goods career. Surviving are his wife Nannie Hopkins, daughter Adale Burtis, half brothers F Edward Jarrell and Charles Jarrell. Interment Spring Hill cemetery conducted by Rev R P Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Jarrell
Easton
Jarrell
Avon
Hillsboro
Caroline County
Nannie K. Hopkins
Henry P. Hopkins
Adale E. Burtis
F. Edward Jarrell
Charles Jarrell
Odd Fellows
M. 8. Nichols
Benjamin P. Cox
Washington Street
J. R. Jarret & Co
Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal Church
Spring Hill Cemetery
R. P. Nichols
In Memoriam for Frances S Hignatt Grandmother
In sad remembrance one year after Frances S Hignatt departed this life on February 5 1926. February again brings bitter grief as granddaughter Addie Lord recalls a loving grandmother true and kind and the memory she left behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances S. Hignatt
Revie
Addie Lord
Wedding and Community Club Notes Around Hobbs
The Andersontown Hobbs Community Club elected officers including president Mrs H H Nuttle and treasurer Mrs Harry Wheatley. A Tuesday morning wedding at the M E parsonage Concord united Miss Meriam Wheatley and Mr Dallas Neal. Numerous social visits and club events are noted with meetings hosted by Mrs George Torrode and others.
Bishops Crusade Visits Easton Area Churches
The Bishops Crusade, a nationwide Episcopal effort led by three hundred bishops and clergy, begins February 6 and runs to February 22 visiting Salisbury Cambridge Easton Ches ter town and Elkton with Crusaders led by Rt. Rev. R. E. L. Strider and Rev. Nathaniel B. Groton. Events include public mass meetings, Holy Communion, conferences for women, young people, and clergy at Christ Church Trinity Cathedral and related centers in Easton and surrounding counties. The note also mentions new Spring millinery arrivals by Mrs. Hollingsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishops’ Crusade
Episcopal Church
Our Lord’s Kingdom
R. E. L. Strider
D. D
West Virginia
Nathaniel B. Groton
St. Thomas’ Church
Whitemarsh
Easton
Salisbury
Cambridge
Chestertown
Elkton
Caroline
Talbot
Crusaders
Christ Church
Trinity Cathedral
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W. Foster Clark
H. H. Dennison
Harry H. Smith
Walter T. Elliott
Marion E, Jarman
John T. Shults
Ishn
Rfr
Janse
A. C. Bilbrough
James EB. Curry
J. C. Longfellow
Jacob E. Gibson
Thomas H. Hobbs
C. L. Jarrell, Jr
Louis N. Kibler
Wm. P. Manlove
Henry L. Cohee
Ralph H. Swann
Martin P. Alen
Wayne A. Cavey
Isaac L. Dukes
Wm. P. Carroll
John L. George O. G. Hignitt
Wm. W. Noble
R. Henry Stafford
C. Leslie Walls
J. Atwood Todd
Sheen
A. W. Brumbaugh
Wm. M. Garey
Milton H. Roe
Asbury Hubbard John
Jarman Gee
J. Kibler Carroll H. Pippin
W. T. Beauchamp
Thos, A. Cleaves
Harry A. Porter
Harry H. Nuttle
H. Clay Hobbs
Leslie Merrick
Fred B. Nuttle
Earle Smith
Alda
P. Whitby
Chas
E. Andrew
Charles Blades
Babe Seksean
J. F. Collins
Geo. H. Flaharty
J. Frank Ledman
Wim FF
Tawie
Fred W. Kirsch
Jos. H. Carroll
Joseph M. Short
John E. Wothers
James Cannon
T. Fleetwood
Clarence Kern
Harry
Fisher
Albert DeFord
John W. Noble
Edw
Plutschak
Harry W. Davis
Geo. A. Donovan
H. S. Hignutt
John A. Hyland
Thos, S. Holt
Harry E. Kinder
O. W. Handy
J. Herman Noble
Jas. B. Wright
H. Lay Beaven
D. M. Clopper
G. L. Wilson Wallace E. Clark
John BE. Eveland
John J. Hammer
Charles Kline Robt
J. Magrogan Anderson Redden
William Cannon R. Blackburn, Jr
J. J. Applebaum
A. P. Holsinger
Herbert T. Jones
A. O. Saulsbury
Fred H. Flounders
Jas. H. Pippin
J. M. Swing
Clayton Taylor
Ernest C. Collins
Clayton Covey
T. H. Everngai
G. L. Griffith
John H. Lare
Alex. Noble
A. C. Shrieber
Linwood Todd
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Marydel
Templeville
THE
Ridgely News
Burraville
Queen Anne
Tuckahoe
M. E. Church
J. Norman Clark
Palace Theatre
London
Nathaniel Pander
Poultry
I. T. Sparklin
Mollie Smith
Florida
Brashears
Joseph Eaton
Edward Jarrell
William P. Taylor
Taylor
Accomac
Isaac T. Sparklin
Wilbur Walls and Son
Church Hill
Harvey Jump
Panama
Anna Jump
H. W. Baker
H. W. B. Rowe
G. B. Stewart
Denton Chautauqua Announcements
Virginia C, Harwood
Mr. Neal
Miss Wheatley
Andersontown-Hobbs Community Club
H. H. Nuttle
Annie Seeders
B. B. Cohee
Harry Wheatley
T. M. Todd
L. H. Thomas
H. T. Nuttle
E. M. Willey
R. H. Walling
George Torrode
C. H. Atkins
M. Mierriken
C. E. Todd
B. Lawless
Oscar Kelley
S. A. Linn
Frank Wright
Fred Carpenter
Jos. H. Neal
Earl Love
William Murphy
Kirwin Everngain
E. T. Orme
Meriam Wheatley
Andersontown
Dallas Neal
Annie Neal
M. E. Parsonage
Concord
Neal
L. Reyner Dukes
Samuel Wright
Lewis Butler
Frank Massey
Celeste Clark
Christian Endeavor
Frank Davis
Filmore
Fred Hubbard
Williamsburg
Frank Rickards
M. Merriken
Jack Boylan
Monumental
Cora Breeding
Joslin
T. H. Towers
C. J. Chaffinch
Samuel Price
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