Local notices and community events in Caroline county
Local column lists upcoming lectures sermons and community meetings in Eas ton Denton Preston and Williston including Pussyfoot Johnson lecture next Thursday Evening and Dr E A Jones talk next Tuesday. Delegates introduce a Denton loan bill, church services, bake sales, and a Washington's Birthday banquet by Preston Council. Juries named for Talbot court and a Red Cross first aid kit for Denton fire engine are noted along with illness reports and The Near East Relief drive updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pussyfoot Johnson
Easton
Kauffman
Denton
G. M. Clayton
Centreville
Denton M. P
Andersontown- Hobbs Community Club
E. M. Willey
E. A. Jones
Greensboro
Williston
Preston Council
No. 43
Jr. O. U. A. Omz
Washington
William S. Norris
Denton M. E. Church
Wilmington
Walter Sparklin
Lucile Bailey
Farmers and Merchants State Bank of
Queen Anne's National Bank
Caroline
McMullin
The
Red Cross
Chapel District
Talbot Court
Charles J. Hopkins
Joseph A. Merrick
John W. Sherwood
Cooper C. Reese
William R. Bradley
James T. Blades
William E. Roe
Benjamin B. Brown
Ida Hollingsworth
J. E. Smith
Preston
Woodrow Wilson
Jesus the Christ
F. A. Traut
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Ella Carmine
William Oliver Carmine
Machinists’ Mates School
United States Navy
Carmine
Ridgely
Hillsboro
Federalsburg
Grace Jones
Denton Methodist Protestant Church
Miss Jones
Crisheld
Caroline County
University of Maryland
Catherine Beauchamp
Burrsville
Ada Lynn
Concord
Eloise Jarrell
Marion Jarrell
Ida May Roche
Marie Clark
Margaret Bennett
Goldsboro
Virginia Blades
Emma Holland
Elinor Knotts
O. M. Hignatt
Harry Cooper
W. Collins Thomas
Cape May Court House
Cape May County
New Jersey
Thomas
Robert W. Thomas
Penn State College
Social News and Weddings in Denton Area
Mr and Mrs Melvin Andrew host a pleasant gathering by The Church of the Brethren Young Peoples Classes. Several weddings occur including Alicia O Connor Knotts and other couples, with trips planned. Local residents attend birthdays, visits, and social events amid church notices and society updates.
Tomato Growers Association Proposed by Caroline County Farm Bureau
Caroline county directors discuss forming a Tomato Growers Association to secure uniform quality and better prices. Nearby counties Queen Annes, Dorchester, Kent already organizing. Talbot expected to follow. Drive planned for February 25 with at least half the county acreage to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Farm Bureau
Denton
Queen Anne’s County
Dorchester
Kent County
Talbot County
All Farm Organization
Caroline County
Federalsburg Farm Bureau
Thieroff
County Farm Bureau
Goodwin
Rye
Farm Bureau
Ridgely
E. H. FE. Thieroff
Milton King
Caroline
Harmony announces Ada Willis and Walter Passwaters marriage
Harmony announces the marriage of Ada Willis of Linwood Pa formerly Harmony to Walter Passwaters son of Edward Passwaters of Houston Del The ceremony was performed by Rev Alexander Maconaghy Trainer Pa The couple will reside in Chester where the groom works Also local social notices record dinners oyster supper plans and visits among residents including the Todd and Deen families and Miss Mildred Collins in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Willis
Linwood
Harmony
Ada
Walter Passwaters
Edward Passwaters
Houston
Del
Alexander Maconaghy
Trainer
Chester
L. E. Brodes
Olin Todd
Kenneth
Cora Todd
Elsie Todd
Austin Murphy
Ladies’ Aid
0. G. Todd
Preston
G.S. Todd
R. R. Deen
Belle Dean
Denton
W. H. Deen
Annie Schmick
Baltimore
H. H. Towers
Mildred Collins
Wilmington
Roland Towers
Weekend Visits Across Bridgeville and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Charlie Perry spent the weekend with his parents in Bridgeville with Mr Truitt returning home Saturday. Harold Dew and children Virginia and James of Chestnut Grove visited Mrs Dewns parents the Halls on Sunday. Eugene Farran of Harmony stayed with Mrs Howard Cole and Mrs Walter McCarty on Sunday. Bowdle family visitors and Dorothy visited the Halls Saturday evening. R F Coleman moved back to his farm vacated New Year’s day. Mrs Walter McCarty remains mildly improved after illness. Jack Reese of Chester Pa visits his mother Emma Reese. Bill Kemp returned from Chester Pa after several months away. Mary Blades of Choptank visited Ruth Coleman last week. Blanche Bowdle visited Lelia Willoughby Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Perry
Mr. Perry
Bridgeville
Walter McCarty
R. E. Bowdle
Dorothy
M. J. Hall
R. F. Coleman
Jack Reese
Chester
Emma Reese
Bill Kemp
Mary Blades
Choptank
Ruth Coleman
Blanche Bowdle
Lelia Willoughby
Thawley's M. P. Church reorganizes officers and plans social
Tuckahoe Neck Thawley's M P Church Sunday School announces new officers led by Superintendent William Reed Sr and assistant Thomas Clopper. A Washington social and bake sale is set for Friday February 22 in Thawleys Hall with proceeds aiding the church Farm Bureau and Community Club joint meeting held at D M Clopper home last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thawley
M. P
William Reed, Sr
Thomas Clopper
Ralph Meredith
Florence Reed
Mabel Wright
Hilda Reed
B. F. Rickards
Howard J. Wright
Nathan J. Cade
L. R. Clough
Wallace Clark
Co. Wright
Wm. Swann
Frank Rickards
LR. Clough
Howard Wright
Hilda Cade
Charles Chance
Tuckahoe Neck
Washington
Thawley's Hall
Farm Bureau and Community Club of
D. M. Clopper
Fountain family returns home to help on farm
Carl Fountain, after time in Philadelphia, comes home to assist his father on the farm. The Club will meet with Mrs. Maggie Willey on Thursday February 21. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carpenter were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walling Sunday. Mrs. George Trescott spent Wednesday with her sister Mrs. June Watling. Grace Fountain of Philadelphia visited weekend. Atwood Todd was surprised by friends last week. Mrs. Newman visited her daughter Mrs. Ralph Walling recently. Annie Neal hosted the Ladies' Aid last Wednesday. H. H. Nuttle entertained friends last Tuesday. Atkins teaches in place of Alice Hignutt. May Price Scott is up after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Andrew
Church of the Brethren
George McDaniel
L. K. Ziegler
Frank D. Zeigler
Ruth Holsinger
Sue Leese
Lucy Blough
Mary Hoffman
Edna Shaffer
Alda Gordon
Ruth Krabiil
Hilda Ritchie
Charles
Joe Blough
Lee Anthony
Amos
Earle Crouse
Alvin Shaffer
John
Arthur Reinhold
Preston Spicher
Melvin Pentz
Louis J. Knotts, Jr
Denton
Alicia Or
Robert O'Connor
St Elizabeth's Catholic Church
Eugene Kraemer
Soleen Mendephals
Philadelphia
Mareriott S. Redden
Knotts
Ella V. Spicer
Roanoke
Joseph F. Watterson
Washington
Watterson
Hub Furniture Co
Treasury Department
W. C. Andrew
Andrew
Katherine Vesty
Hillsboro
John Powell Brown
Fairmount
N. C
John Knox
Denise M. E. Church South
Baltimore
Florida
Cuba
North Carolina
F.C. MacSorley
Federalsburg M. E. Church
Emma Butler
George Baker
Frances Tubbs Trippe
Mary Wilson
Carl Fountain
Andersontown- Hobbs
Atwood Todd
Newman
Ralph Walling
Annie Neal
Ladies’ Aid
H. H. Nuttle
Atkins
Alice Hignutt
May Price Scott
Local pupils excel in recent exams and community notes
The school honors list includes Lewis Davis Howard Davis Ivah Moore Charles Davis Catherine Towers and Wilson Smith. Hopkins Thomas of Denton High School scored 99 percent in algebra. Miss Read spoke at the church for the Ladies Home Missionary Society. Mr and Mrs Fred Smith moved into town. Mrs Harris of Betterton supported Near East Relief. Mrs J A Billing of Greensboro visited. Mr Harry Beck traveled to Philadelphia. Mrs Frank Murphy visited Mrs Sarah Davis over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Davis
Howard Davis
Ivah Moore
Charles Davis
Catherine Towers
Wilson Smith
Hopkins Thomas
Denton High School
Miss Read
Ladies’ Home Missionary Society
Fred Smith
Harris
Betterton
J. A. Billing
Greensboro
Our Town
Harry Beck
Philadelphia
Frank Murphy
Sarah Davis
Ladies' Aid Society Meets for Fund Drive Plans
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist Church met with 48 members to discuss funds for a new building and March money making events. A program included Mrs. Joseph Carroll as chair, vocal selections, readings, and a recitation. A future contract with the Temple Singers promises annual entertainment and a Dollar Social on Washington's Birthday to benefit the building. Other church notes include Rev. Omar Jones preaching, Frank Flounders' honeymoon travels, and various social visits and illnesses among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
John Swing
Joseph Carroll
M. A. Bracket
Margaret Swing
F. A. Stayer
Grace Rickards
Maryland
Harry Swann
J. T. Moore
Nelson Rickards
Will Rickards
George Slaughter
Temple Singers
Supplee
Lyceum Bureau
Ladies’ Aid
John Davis
Washington
Omar Jones
Methodist
Frank Flounders
Haltimore
Richmond
Suffolk
Virginia
Queen Esther Circle
Dr. Jones
Eugene Cooper
Wilmington
Wyatt
Meredith
Carter Forester
James P. Swing
Princeton
New Jersey
Swing
Annie Hevalow
Lulu Hevalow
Greensboro
Edna Detwiler
New Baptist Church
Westcott Porter
Mary Emma
Wesley Bowers
Miss Heatrice
Easton Hospital
George Imler
Wharton
Philadelphia
Selby Smith
Baltimore
Tom ‘Temple
Annie Jump
Marydel
T. W. Jones
Brooklyn
Mulford Swing
Reformed Church Parsonage
Ernest Jones
Ray Smith
Mercy Hospital
Will Smith
Sue Latcham
Milford
Charles L. Hobbs
Harvey Holsinger
Leonard Dean
Card of Thanks From David H. Tunns
Grateful acknowledgments are offered for the many acts of kindness and consideration shown by neighbors and friends during the recent bereavement in the family of David H. Tunns.
Mr. Earle Chaffinch Visits Denton From Philadelphia
Philadelphia resident Mr. Earle Chaffinch has been visiting his parents in Denton, sharing time with family during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Chaffinch
Philadelphia
Denton
Death of Mrs Jennie Vesty Davis at Easton
Mrs Jennie Vesty Davis died suddenly early Sunday after a short illness in Easton Emergency Hospital. She was 47, widow of Edward R. Davis, mother of a Navy serviceman Vesty stationed in Honolulu, and daughter of the late John W. Vesty. Funeral was Tuesday at her home, burial in Easton cemetery.
Ladies' Aid Dollar Social in Goldsboro
The Ladies' Aid plans a dollar social on the 21st in the church assembly hall with a one dollar contribution per member and a short literary program. A Near East Relief illustrated lecture will be held Monday night February 18 with free will offerings. Local residents, trips, and purchases appear among names and events in Goldsboro society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanwick
Marcus Hook
Porter
Mollie Waller
Chester
Norman Smith
Kathryn Shockley
Philadelphia
Thomas Gray
Luther Bennett
Robert Jarrell, Jr
Baltimore
R. M. Wheeler
Church Will
Edward Lapham
Florida
Central items from a local issue
Central notes Mr John Nichols ending months of illness and gaining outdoor time. Arthur Scott and family visited Mrs Scott and Mr Andrew Cohee near Burrsville. Kenneth Shaffer missed school a few days due to poisoning. Claude and Lewis Geisel visited Owen Geisel in Central City Pa. Raughly Willoughby injured his hand at work in the woods. Sunday dawned an old fashioned wintry day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nichols
Arthur Scott
Scott
Andrew Cohee
Burrsville
Kenneth Shaffer
Messrs
Claude
Lewis Geisel
Owen Geisel
Central
Supper Hosts and Sick List Amid Local Visitations
Mr and Mrs Olaf E Smith hosted a Sunday supper with multiple couples and children. The group spent Tuesday with Mrs Stafford's sister Mrs G L Griffith, who remains sick at her home nearby. Miss Ruth Bowdle and sister spent the weekend with Miss Margaret Howard. Mrs Charles Culver and Mrs G L Griffith remain on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf E. Smith
G. L. Griffith
Fletcher Walls
Medford Walls
Fred Love
Hazel and
Vincent
Harvey
Hazel Baker
John Stafford
Maud and
Knolen
Stafford
G.L. Griffith
Ruth Bowdle
Margaret Howard
Charles Culver
G. L Griffith
Mr James P Neal Visits Caraline From Baltimore
Mr James P Neal of Baltimore was a recent visitor in Caraline, staying briefly and noted for his engagement with local interests. He toured notable sites and spoke with residents during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Neal
Baltimore
Caraline
Delaware Breakwater plan electrifies M D and V railroad
The Delaware Breakwater Terminal Corporation outlines an electric operation of the Maryland Delaware and Virginia railroad from Love Point to Lewes. Plans include a 200 foot breakwater, four double deck piers, seven story warehouses, and a coal pier. financing from national and English investors. The project, centered near Lewes, anticipates spring construction with a 99 year lease and provision for workers housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia
Love Point
Lewes
William H. Yex
Terminal Corporation
Philadelphia
Vox
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Virginia
Mr. Vox
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Delaware Bay
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Orphans Court Grants Admin For Several Estates In Debt Notice
In the Orphans Court on Tuesday Judges West Harper and Shawn presided. Letters of administration were granted to Clare N Payne for John W Payne deceased. Bond filed and approved, creditors notice ordered. Appraisers named Elbert Douglas and John R Downes. Executors filed accounts and releases in multiple estates and guardianship accounts. Probate of John W Arnold will was admitted. Renunciations and new admin letters approved for Charles N High and Harvey I Cooper. Real estate appraisals filed for Eva G Zacharias estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
West
Harper and Shawn
Clare N. Payne
John W. Payne
Elbert Douglas
John R. Downes
Franklin T. Johnson
Martha E. Johnson
Merrick Clements
Fred R. Owens
Anna Carter Sinclair
Harman Pennypacker
Edward E. Nuttle
William R. Pennypacker
Earl Pennypacker
Maggie P. Pennypacker
Helen Pennypacker
Fred
John W. Arnold
Harvey L. Cooper
Charles N. High
Harvey I. Cooper
Death of Mrs Mary Wilson in Wilmington aged 76
Mrs Mary Wilson died Tuesday morning at her brother David H Tubbs home in her 76th year. Born in Concord Delaware in 1840 to Moses and Priscila Tubbs she was twice married first to Peter P Johnson and later to Thomas Wilson. She resided in Wilmington for decades and recalled Civil War events. Survived by one brother funeral held Thursday at the Protestant Episcopal Church with Rev C Nadal Jones officiating. Interment in Denton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wilson
David H. ‘Tubbs
Wilson
Concord
Del
Moses and
Priscila Tubbs
Peter P. Johnson
Thomas Wilson
Wilmington
Prethodist Episcopal Church
C. Nadal Jones
Denton Cemetery
Death of W T Hignutt prominent Caroline farmer
William Thomas Hignutt a noted Eighth district farmer and longtime county figure died at his Concord home Tuesday after months of declining health. He served as Sheriff in 1903 and sought County Commissioner in 1905. Survived by widow Rachel Nickhols and five sons and two daughters. Funeral held Thursday at home, with Rev. Holt and Rev. Atkins officiating. Interment in Federalsburg Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thomas Hignutt
Concord
Denton
Caroline
Hignutt
Board of Election Supervisors
Rachel Nickhols
Hayward
Emmett
Mark
Fletcher
Raymond Hignutt
Wallace Harper
Agnes Hign
Ridgely Pea Growers Meet for Cannery Prices
About 25 Ridgely farmers gathering to decide on continuing peas under current canneries offers. They note ten year average yield of 500 pounds per acre and discuss break even at 70 dollars per ton, potential losses if prices stay low, and the need for a viable plan. An association was formed to market peas via the Caroline County Farm Bureau Cooperative, with a five member committee to meet a local packer for a mutually satisfactory arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
Caroline County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
New Fire Engine Arrives In Denton
Denton receives a Seagrave fire engine, the latest and most powerful on the Eastern Shore. Unloaded Monday, it was shown downtown then tested by the river, proving highly effective to skeptical firemen. It features a 400 gallon pump, 46 gallon chemical tank, 200 feet of hose, ladders, lights, siren, bells, axes, and seating for 25 to 30 men. cost $11,750. Denton now ranks with regional towns for firefighting equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Seagrave Fire Engine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Resolutions of Respect for Brother John W Payne
Resolutions by Algom in Tribe No 186 Improved Order of Red Men proclaim the Great Spirit called to remove John W Payne a Noble Chief and member. The tribe expresses fraternal regard and mourns his loss. Sympathy extended to the bereaved family. Charter draped in mourning for thirty Suns. minutes updated and copies sent to family and county paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Payne
J. Frank Lednam
William R. Dulin
Sherman T. Griffith
J. Frank Patchett
Sachem
Jurors for the April Panels Named by Judge Keating
Judge Keating selected the April jurors from 150 names on a drawn list. The long roster spans six districts with dozens of candidates including Wm. P. Manlove, Thomas H. Hobbs, Ralph Swann, James E. Curry, Carroll K. Dulin, Nelson H. Fooks, Wm. W. Noble, and John E. Hoffman among many others, reflecting a broad panel for upcoming court sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keating
Adams Cross Roads Social Roundup and Local Notes
Miss Marie Parker of Newark Delaware spent part of last week with her parents here. Miss Anna Cannon visited Miss Marie Parker on Saturday and Sunday. Miss Minnie and Altha Adams hosted visitors, Jack Mears and Winnie Graham of Wilmington, at Mr. John Adams and family. Laura Seely stayed weekend with Miss Martyn Adams. Martha and Alton Elerich were in Salisbury Friday and Saturday. Measles are frequent visitors in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Parker
Newark
Del
Woman's College
Anna Cannon
Minnie
Altha Adams
Jack Mears
Winnie Graham
Wilmington
John Adams
Laura Seely
Martyn Adams
Martha and
Alton Elerich
Salisbury
Twentieth Century Club Holds Meeting at Blades Home
The Twentieth Century Community Club met on the 6th at Mrs. Alva Blades home with good attendance. Miss Kellogg outlined yearly programs and a committee was formed to implement it. Husbands are invited to attend a February 26 gathering at Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Blades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Blades
Miss Kellogg
O. C. Blades
In sad loving remembrance of our dear mother’s death
Mourning verses recall Martha E Layton Albert Howard Catherine Howard Susan D Nichols with daughters sons and husbands grieving the loss. They note six months since Martha Layton died December 1913 February 1920 and February 1921 dates and memories of their mother in heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Howard
Catherine Howard
Avan
Susan D. Nichols
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Fes
the Local Department
Ewapa LS
Elmer T. Orme
James Baxley
Pittsville
Wicomico County
William A. Smith
Main Street
Leila Mudd
Farm Bureau Notes
Smithson
Andersontown
Hobbs
Ridgely News
Egzgement
David H. Tunns
Jennie Vesty Davis
John W. Vesty
Vesty
Near
Davis
Edward RB. Davis
Honolulu
Wm. T. McGuire
Easton Cemetery
H. M. Thompson
Robert Crosby
Flanders
N. J
William T. McGuire
Howard Knotts
Harry Fisher
Ralph Holland
D. M. Lee
Miriam Gale
Christine Wilson
State Normal School
Towson
Hilda Elbin
Charles FE. Fleming
Edgar Blanche
G. Lawrence Wilson
J. Norman Clark
Willard Russell
FE. H. Gale
Wilbur Fleming
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
W. T. Hignutt
W. T.hignutt
Judge Keating
T. Purdy Richards
J. Edward Walls
Wh. T. Jarman
Chas
W. Conley
Walter T. Elliott
John R. Jones
Chas. P. Cowgill
Alonzo B. Cohee
W. Foster Clark
Wm. P. Manlove
Thomas H. Hobbs
Wm. M. Gorey
George Schrieber
George R. Horsey
William A. Roe
J. F. Stevenson
Lavisone Thos. H. Draper
Charles L. Jareal
Noble Jarrell
Wm. d. Murphy
Ross Duling
Frank S. Smith
Wm. G. Carrow
H. H. Dennison
John T. Milby
Chas. H. Clough
J. W. Shewbrooks
Ralph Swann
James E. Curry
Alvin Smith
Jacob E. Gibson
P. S. Raughley
A. C.bilbrough
Carroll H. Pippin
Samuel Bilwanger
Andrew Baggs
Wm. W. Noble
Lemuel R. Clough
Linwood Cuhee
Thos. A. Cleaves
Charles W. Hobbs
J. Atwood Todd
Marion L. Beck
John L. George
Wm.t. Beauchamp
William C. Andrew
R. H. Stafford
R. Leslie Merrick
George A. Dever
Leland T. Short
William Chambers
Isaac L. Dukes
Wm. C. Beck
Carroll K. Dulin
Nelson H. Fooks
John F. Spence
A. C. Hubbert
William A. Lewin
John E. Todd
Charles A. Carroll
Charles Blades
Harry B. Wright
Geo. H. Flaharty
William P. Ledman
Jas. R. Christopher
J. Lee Covey
C. Homer Turner
Geo. A. Donovan
Clinton S. Poole
T. Fred Brown
W. Lowe Collins
Charles T. Davis
T. R. Hackett
John A. Hyland
Thos. H. Chambers
Wm. A. Mowbray
William E. Cox
John W. Hurlock
Wm. R. Breeding
Harry E. Kinder
James D. Johnson
Robinson Nichols
Ward Edgars
Victor Dean
George H. Smith
Anderson Redden
John J. Hammer
W. D. Fleetwood
Isaac T. Sparklin
Edward Pinkine
W. Arthur Holt
H. Lay Beaven
William L. DeFord
James B. Wright
Wm. P. Fleming
Joseph M. Short
T. Clayton Roe
J. Magrogan
Howard D. Knotts
Joseph H. Carroll
Charles Kline
Wm E. Sylvester
ZU Seventi
A. G. Saulsbury
Wm. T. Temple
Henry M. Cade
Robert G. Dean
Thomas W. Jones
C. P. Holsinger
John E. Hoffman
Robert E. Smith
Robert E. Pippin
Harper Lang
John R. Andrew
C. H. Towers
Walter Howard
G. W. Kelley
J. Ernest Collins
Joseph E. Clark
Wm. W. Parker
Lee Hignutt
H. Beauchamp
Frank P. Simon
Calvin D. Lynch
J. Mulford Swing
J. Olan Clark
Isaac E. Mason
Charles Stevenson
Allen Cherry
Thos. P. Gateley
Austin L. Durney
Nstrict Oo
H. Evein
Lacy Alfo Wm
A. Johnson
Walter Fountain
Quillen
Linwood Todd
Joseph Sautter
James H. Dew
Adams Cross Roads
Memoriam
Martha E. Layton
Mother
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