Spring millinery and ferry plans in Caroline county
Local items note new grocery store ad in West Denton and seed oats at 80 cents a bushel. Delayed highlights include a Lewes Cape May ferry line to operate, Gould storage batteries agency, and a box social at Williston school on February 22. Also reported are influenza and pneumonia cases, church notices, and arrests for chicken theft in Denton with $150 bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ji .Wright
Waterman
F. J. Wright's
Louis J. Knotts & Son
West Denton
Natile Milling Company
Williston School
Turkhoe
Fordson
Caroline County
Preston Hardware & Auto Co
J. S. Hollingsworth
Delaware
Caroline
J. H. Straughn
Maryland
Dent
Federalsburg
Lewes
Cape May
New Jersey
E. H. Hils
Wilmington
Methodist Episcopal Church
Immanuel Church
Crisfield
William F. McDowell
Denton
Greensboro
Church of the Brethren
Christian Workers
Laura C. Cochrane
Lavinia
Crouse
Wilsie S. Gibson
A. May Thompson
E. M. Noble
Stowell Printing Company
Rushville
William E. Frazier
Grace Frazier Payne
Ella Wilkinson
Emma Green
Marydel
J. Gus Frazier
Rev
H. O. Frazier
Baltimore Sun
Buck Herzog
Ridgely
Herzog
Baltimore
J. E. Smith
Preston
Williston
The
the Carpenter
Will Hamilton
Two Johns
Charles Warren
Hickman
Willie White
Seaford
Hutchinson Trice
Justice Richardson
Bend
F. R. Owens
Hamilton
W. E. Thawley
Warren and White
Deen
Wedding and social notes from Chestertown scene
Miss Margaret Pauline Huey wed Ralph Sharp Brown in Chestertown with ceremony by Rev. N O Gibson. Guests included family and local residents. reception followed by extended wedding tour and residence in Federalsburg. Also notes on health, engagements, marriages, and social visits among Chestertown residents.
Well Known Waterman Dead Capt Thomas H Bradley Dies at 77
Captain Thomas H Bradley aged 77 died at his son Wm T Bradley’s Denton Franklin Street home after weeks of illness culminating in pneumonia. Born in Southern Carolina, he worked as a waterman and navigator on the Chesapeake and its tributaries before retiring and serving as agent for the B C and A Company at Denton for many years. His wife Flora A Hubbard Bradley died two years ago. He is survived by two sons J Steele Bradley of Pennsylvania and Wm J Bradley of Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Bradley
Wm. T. Bradley
Franklin Street
Denton
Capt. Bradley
Caroline
Chesapeake and Tributaries
B.C. & A. Company
Flora A. Hubbard
J. Steele Bradley
Pennsylvania
Wm. J. Bradley
Restoration of Washington College pre 1866 student lists
Former students are urged to send the names of classmates who attended Washington College Chestertown before 1866 and did not graduate. A fire destroyed records, and compiling a complete list is emphasized as highly important for the college. Readers on the Eastern Shore are asked to respond, aiding the college campaign and subscriber drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington College
Chestertown
J.S. Wm. Jones
Community notices from Hobbs church and PTA meeting
Hobbs reports a Wednesday prayer service and a business meeting with F. T. Paisley as chairman and Manning Merriken as secretary. Officers elected include W. H. Willey J. R. Richards T. H. Towers M. Merriken F. T. Paisley I. H. Starkey Frank Murphy G. Li Jopp C. D. Collison Louis Butler and C. T. Williamson. The February PTA meeting is set for Friday the 25th with pupil work displayed under Mrs Corinne Thomas. The Christian Endeavor Society was reorganized with Paisley as president Collison as vice president Richards as secretary treasurer Collison as pianist Nellie Thawley as assistant. Upcoming services led by Mrs O. J. Chaffinch. Attendees at the Denton teachers meeting included Mrs Stella Todd Mrs Corinne Thomas Miss Bender and Miss Florence Seeders. Mrs A. B. Corkran returns from wintering with her sister-in-law Mrs ELM. Willey. Mrs Betts has returned home from Dayshoro Delaware after tending her sick son. A sale of Horatio Murphy personal property occurred Wednesday afternoon. Rev. A. W. Betts and son Martini spent Thursday with Burrsville friends. Local spring weather enjoyed. D. K. Gootee and Mrs J. R. Ricards listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Paisley
Manning Merriken
W. H. Willey
J. R. Richards
T. H. Towers
M. Merriken
I. H. Starkey
Frank Murphy
G. Li Jopp
C. D. Collison
Louis Butler
C. T. Williamson
J. BR. Richards
T. [J. ]Towers
Corinne Thomas
Parent Teacher Association
Christian Endeavor Society
F.T. Paisley
J. R. Ricards
Nellie Thawley
O. J. Chaffinch
Stella Todd
Bender
Florence Seeders
Denton
A. B. Corkran
Elm. Willey
Claiborne
Betts
Dayshoro
Del
Horatio Murphy
A. W. Betts
Martini
Burrsville
D. K. Gootee
Henderson News in Brief Relatives Visit Across Towns
Henderson residents noted a series of weekend and weekday visits. Families from Richardson Park, Wilmington, Centreville, Smithville, Sadlersville, Edgemoor, Dover, and other areas spent time with relatives and friends, including J D Jones, L E Jones, J W Meredith, and S C Johnson, among others.
Templeville Social Notes Include Local Visits
Mrs Roy Stafford and son Temple returned home after visiting friends in Sadlersville. Miss Hildred Evans, Miss Mary Cahall and Miss Olivia Knotts attended a teachers meeting at Centreville the previous Saturday. Mr and Mrs J A Vansant of Clayton and Mrs Bunting of Baltimore visited here for a day last week. Melvin Kinnamon returned home after a Wilmington weekend. Gurney Knotts hosted a goose dinner last Sunday. Virginia Sparks returned home from Ruths burg visit. Elijah Dean of Ruthsbury called on friends here last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Stafford
Litle
Temple
Sadlersville
Hildred Evans
Mary Cahall
Olivia Knotts
Centreville
J. A. Vansant
Clayton
Bunting
Baltimore
Melvin Kinnamon
Wilmington
Gurney Knotts
Virginia Sparks
Ruthsburg
Elijah Dean
Ruthsbury
Weekend Hospitality Moves Across Milford and Vicinity
Woodenhawk reports a sequence of social visits across Milford and nearby towns. Mrs. Thomas Green and son Charlie stay with her daughter Mrs. Fred Pritchett in Milford, while Alva Chaffinch from Chester visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. George Chaffinch. J L Hignatt and wife visit Mr and Mrs. Alex Noble near Concord. James Johnson of Philadelphia spends Monday with Mr and Mrs. Fred Vincent. Clarence Hignutt of Selbyville visits his aunt Mrs. Sophig Pritcher. Thomas Short visits with his son Ernest Short after weekend travel. Ola Chaffinch spends Saturday in Bridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Green
Charlie
Milford
Fred Pritchett
Alva Chaffinch
Chester
George Chaffinch
J. L. Hignatt
Alex. Noble
Concord
James Johnson
Philadelphia
Fred Vincent
Clarence Hignutt
Selbyville
Sophig Pritcher
Thomas Short
Eernest Short
Ola Chaffinch
Bridgeville
Marriage and local notes from Vernon area
The wedding of Miss Sara H. Trice to William A. Joyce in Wilmington is announced. A proposed road between Haverington and Burrsville dominates discussion. Mr. and Mrs. McBurney purchased the Solomon Brown farm and reside there. Rev. W. L. Jump resigns from the Apostolic Church pastorate in Harrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara H. ‘Trice
William A. Joyce
Wilmington
Haverington
Burrsville
McBurney
Solomon Brown
W. L. Jump
The
Apostolic Church
Harrington
James H Towers Celebrates Eighty Sixth Birthday
American Corner notes Mr James H Towers marked his eighty sixth birthday at a Sunday celebration. The Parent Teacher Association schedules a meeting at the school on Friday evening February 25th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Towers
Parent-Teacher Association
Death of Mr. Orren Snowberger in Ridgely
The Ridgely News Letter reports the sudden death of Orren Snowberger in Magnolia North Carolina on Saturday. He was brought home for burial with a large funeral at the Brethren Church. Snowberger, once a local shopkeeper, left a widow and ten children. Community events include mothers meetings at local schools, a Lyceum program by the Meistersingers, and plans for next year’s course. Church services, the fourth quarterly conference, and community club notes fill the remainder of the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orren Snowberger
Hannah Snowberger
Magnolia
N. C
Brethren Church
LR. Brumbaugh
Snowberger
Ridgely
Harry Laind
North
South America
Meistersingers
Lyceum
Supplee
Lyceum Bureau
Bureau
Ridgely Baptist Church
Wise
Methodist Church
Frank White
Washington
Kiine
Central Avenue
First Street
Samuel Thomas
Wesley Collegiate Institute
College Chapel
J. T. Stevenson
Harry Gibson
Delmar
Gibson
Hannah
Joseph Kaffone
H. N. Richards
Connecticut
Wilmington
Leonard Dean
Mary F. Dukes
Bertie Dukes
Catherine McKenny
Evelyn Lane
Centreville
Church FL
Community Club
Denton Club
the Reformed Church
Harold Fountain
West Chester
C. W. Jackson
Alice Bennington
Carlile and Lee
Chester
Walter Bennington
Wesley Honey
Mary Elizabeth Wharton
George Imler
Sara Neff
Harry Rawlings
Annapolis
Baltimore
Thompson Swing
D. M. Swing
Rose Lynch
Calvin Lynch
Herman
The
Theological Seminary
Reformed Church
Elizabeth Pippin
Greensboro
Lillian Pippin
Frank Long
Master Armel
Dover
Dorothy Haymaker
Helen
J. W. Simon
Hardware Men
Philadelphia
Wilton Jackson
North East
Joseph Lee
John Lee
Paul Neff
Kennet Square
Charles Hobbs
Della Turner
Miss Newcome
Boston
C. L. Herzog
Brown Elliott
Sunday School Organized at Holiness Church
The Holiness Church held a Sunday School session last Sunday with officers led by Superintendent H. C. Collison and secretary Miss Ruth Singer. Attendees included Rev. W. L. Jump teaching the Bible Class, plus several Collison relatives and community members. The piece notes a corrected church cost of $1,300 and reports local visits, a funeral in Ridgely, a leg injury from an ax, and a new grocery store opening by George Bullock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Holiness Church
H. C. Collison
John Singer
Ruth Singer
Loleta Chance
Joseph Sullivan
T. R. Jacobs
Enos Cleaves
W. L. Jump
George Collison
Chester
C. W
R. M. Collison
Harvey Collison
Denton
Thurman Harris
Howard Hopkins
Harrington
George Bullock
Social notes from Smithvisle and nearby towns
Miss Myra Wright hosted James Cannon Emma and Elizabeth Cannon and Earle Stafford near Denton and Jacob Garvey near Preston along with Kath ryn and Anna Mae Spence. Herbert Bullock hosted Sarah Sutherland Jane and Emma Bullock Lena Bullock Elizabeth Masten Bullock and Chester Scott and Mildred. Blaine Bullock and Roselle visited with James H Morgan in Hickman. J S Medford and daughter Gladys of Henderson visited relatives. Louise Thomas stayed with grandparents in Hickman. Mildred Scott has been on the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Wright
James Cannon
Emma
Elizabeth
Earle Stafford
Denton
Jacob Garvey
Preston
Kathryn
Anna Mae Spence
Herbert Bullock
Sarah Sutherland
Jane
Emma Bullock
Lena Bullock
Tittle
Elizabeth Masten Bullock
Chester Scott
Mildred
Blaine Bullock
Roselle
W. E. Bullock
James H. Morgan
Hickman
J. 8
Medford
Gladys
Henderson
Louise Thomas
Mildred Scott
Sunday School and Church Services Schedule at Smithson and Taylor's
Smithson hosts Sunday School at 1 30 in the afternoon with preaching to follow. Taylor's church will have preaching each Sunday starting at 7 30. Locals note visits and family gatherings including Dew and Gowdle Bowdle Hall Lister Starkey Towers and Harding with trips to Wilmington Hickman Ocean City and nearby friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor's Church
Harold Dew
Virginia
Blanche Gowdle
Nelson Bowdle
M. J. Hall
L. H. Hall
Ocean City
Ruth Lister
Smithson
Arthur Starkey
Henry. Rash
H. M. Towers
Hickman
S. W. Harding
Wilmington
Death of Mrs Mary E Stafford in Chestertown at 61
Mrs Mary F Stafford died at her late home in Chestertown on February 5th from pneumonia at age 61. Survived by husband William B and children William T Pennsgrove N J Randolph Gloucester N J Marion Earle Denton Neavitt and Kennard R Wilmington Del Olin B and Thos Dudley at home. Also four sisters and four brothers. Daughter of the late Samuel R and Sallie Rice of Talbot county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Stafford
Mary F. Stafford
Chestertown
William B
William T
Pennsgrove
N. J
Randolph
Gloucester
Marion Earle
Denton
Neavitt and Kennard R
Wilmington
Del
Olin B
Thos, Dudley
Martha Chance
Marcus Hook
Minnie Knight
Ora Jester
Queenstown
Sallie Rice
Centreville
Oscar Rice
Hillsboro
Harvey Rice
Queen Anne's
William and
Charles Rice
Baltimore
Howard Rice
Greensboro
Stafford
Samuel R. and
Talbot County
Deaths of Mrs Elizabeth Sim bers at 94 and local milk plant resume
Mrs Elizabeth Sim bers died at her daughter Mrs Clinton 13 Jarman's home after a long illness. She was 94. Surviving daughters include Mrs William Fulton of Wilmington and Mrs E W Grieves of Baltimore. Funeral held at the home with Rev J A Leach officiating and Greensboro cemetery interment. The local milk condensing plant has resumed canning milk, pleasing farmers nearby. Mr and Mrs F P Roe celebrate birth of a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Simbers
Clinton
Jarman
William Fulton
Wilmington
EW. Grieves
Baltimore
J. A. Leach
Greensboro Cemetery
F. P. Roe
Bethlehem Spelling Bee Honors Go To Two Students
In Preston High School Friday night last week Melvin Wheedleton tenth grade and Myra Christopher seventh grade shared the honors in the school spelling bee. Both reside in Bethlehem and were on the same side. Mrs Mollie Parrott has returned home after three months confinement. Mr Edward Patchett recovered from pneumonia and is out again. Mrs Albert Hubbard returned from a visit to Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Wheedleton
Myra Christopher
Preston High School
Mollie Parrott
Edward Patchett
Albert Hubbard
Denton
In loving memory of Mrs Albert Howard
Obituary notice honoring a mother who died February 15 1920. Family preserves her memory with lines of love, gratitude, and faith, recalling her kindness, care, and constant presence in their thoughts as they mourn her loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Howard
Spelling Bee Draws Crowds At Preston High
A spelling bee under the Community League was held Friday night in the Preston High School auditorium. Walter Sparklin led, over 200 attended, with proceeds to fund school furnishings. Contest featured pupils and adults spelling with many humorous missteps and strong showings by both sides. After coffee and cake, the event was deemed a success with generous local support and remarks on community spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community League
Walter Sparklin
Charles B. Harrison
Qdeha Rieck
Melvin Wheedleton
Myra Christopher
Wheedleton
W. M. Wright
S. Elbert Douglas
Noc George
Nelson H. Fooks
Justice of the Peace
Lloyd Fooks
S. E. Douglas
Joseph DP. Harris
Otis Bramble
Avoirdupois
Maryland College
John W. Noble
Wright
J. F. Ledman
William H. Alderson
Alderson
Revenue Officers
Philadelphia
Howard Willoughby
William Willoughby
Preston
Caroline
C. W. Sullivan
J. W. Cohee
Merrick
Ladies’ Aid of
M. E. Church
William T. Kelley
W. H. Alderson
J. Frank Ledoum
Ros LeCompte
James Corkran
Edward T. Moore
Harry Whiteley
Dover
James Satterfield
Somers Blake
Chas. Howard
Denton
Minta Todd
T. I. Trice
Chautauqua Set to Open Here June Fourth
Chautauqua is expected to begin on Saturday June 4 with guarantee support from numerous sponsors and local patrons including William S. Norris W W Newcomer M E McCleery Harvey L Cooper Harry A Roe F B Nuttle W J Shawn and others. The list includes J Virgil Moore Hix Long Oscar Clark B H Johnson W P Carroll and many more community backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Norris
W. W. Newcomer
M. E. McCleery
Harvey L. Cooper
Harry A. Roe
F. B. Nuttle
W. J. Shawn
W. P. Draper
M. Bates Stephens
J. Virgil Moore
Hix Long
Oscar Clark
B. H. Johnson
W. P. Carroll
Dr. Dawson
George
T. Pliny Fisher
L. B. Towers
S. G. Bye
George A. McDaniel
T. F. Johnson
Howard Melvin
F. Cole
P. R. Fisher
Edith G. Norman
I. Rawlins Camper
J. H. Nichols & Co
In Memoriam for Gilbert G Breeding Three Years Gone
In loving remembrance of my dear husband Gilbert G Breeding who departed this life three years ago February 1 1921 Just three years ago today dear husband You left us here to roam In this world full of trouble And in sadness all alone But now your willing hands are folded Your work on earth is o er And some glad day I hope to meet you Never to part no more By his loving wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert G. Breeding
Orphans Court Hears Debts and Administrations
In the Orphans Court Tuesday Judges West Harper and Shawn presided. Executors and administrators filed lists of operating debts accounts and releases. Appraisers were named and guardianship letters granted as trustee reported real estate sales and ratifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphan's Court
Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawn
John Hl. Mitchell
James Hl. Mitchell
Adah F. Wignutt
Fred R. Owens
George W. Hignutt
Adah E. Hignutt
Albert F. Hignutt
Adah IE. Hignut
Guardian
Elizabeth P. Bradley
Sherman T. Griffith
Charles S. Bradley
Laura B. Christopher
Hiram LeRoy Bailey
George W. Bailey
William S. Crouse
H. Earle Smith
Harvey L. Cooper
Della Cooper
Nellie May Smith
Raymond Lee Butler
Mary E. Boone
Mary Elizabeth Guthrie
Thomas C. Coates
Raymond Coates
Mary Eliza Butler
Harry Butler
Addie Pool
John Levis Coates
Mary
Emily
Harry Phipps
Susan Collins
Calvert C. Merriken
Truvilla R. Jacobs
Truvilla Milton Price
Interstate School for Reliance Proposed in Dual States
The Seaford News reports a plan to establish an interstate union school at Reliance spanning Caroline and Dorchester counties Maryland and Sussex Delaware. Three counties and two states would back the school, with local voices noting travel inconveniences as impetus while awaiting legislative action on the state school code amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Reliance
Seaford
Caroline
Dorchester
Maryland
Sussex
Delaware
George Alfred Townsend
Patty Cannon
E. J. Hardesty
Women Federation Meeting At Penton Church
About two hundred women attended the Federation of Women's Clubs meeting at the Penton Methodist Protestant Church in Denton Tuesday. Mrs. Edith G. Norman presided as sessions covered business, a luncheon by the Denton Community Club, and talks by Miss Rogers public nurse, Verna Keller on hot school lunches, and readings. The group endorsed funding a public nurse for Caroline via county aid and Red Cross support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women's Clubs
Penton
Edith G. Norman
Denton Community Club
Verna ‘M. Keller
State College
Norman Wilson
Ridgely
Denton Choral Club
Albert G. Saulsbury
Red Cross
Caroline
Death of Rev G R Neese 62 in Wilmington
Rev. G R Neese retired minister of the Wilmington Methodist Episcopal Conference died Friday after a weeklong illness of pneumonia and grip. He aged 62 served 27 years in the Wilmington Conference at Marydel Greensboro and other churches. Born in Virginia he joined the state conference before moving to Delaware. Survived by his widow nine children five sisters three brothers and a daughter Mrs T Noble Jarrell of Goldsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Neese
Wilmington
Washington Lodge
No. 1
A. F
IA. M
Wilmington Lodge of Red Men
Modern Woodmen of America
T. Noble Jarrell
Goldsboro
Eastman Kodaks and supplies at F. J. Wrights
Eastman Kodak cameras and supplies are advertised at F. J. Wrights store. The notice highlights available film, lenses, and accessories, signaling a retail display aimed at photographers and enthusiasts in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastman Kodaks
F. J. Wright
NEW Tidewater Bus Line Explores Eastern Shore Route
A Tidewater Lines delegation visited Caroline County with plans for a new Eastern Shore passenger service. The bus, carrying about thirty, aims to mirror Southern Maryland operation standards with strict schedules, freight options, and lower fares than Peninsular railroad. Promoters and motor company representatives indicated a possible start within weeks, but no fixed date was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidewater Lines
Maryland
Eastern
Eastern Shore
Caroline
Peninsular Railroad
Harry Allyn
Joseph L. Wickes
Public Service Commission
Alex, M. Jackson
Benjamin Jackson
New Company
Wilder M. DeNeane
Semmes Motor Co
S.A. Parks
J. M. Summers
Packard Motor Co
E. T. Rayner
J. Thomas Manning
White Motor Company
Motor Companies
The Brave and Wise Men Who Keep The Nation Strong
Edgar A. Guest honors the nation builders the quiet patient men who toil for their families. He praises the brave the steadfast and the wise who endure burdens and find joy in simple pleasures and children's laughter.
Early Steamers on the Nanticoke
The Nanticoke river hosted steamboat lines with Seaford as terminus dating to 1821 when the Norfolk line operated from Seaford to Norfolk Virginia. The service ran twenty years before being abandoned. Before steam, sail vessels ferried iron ore from Seaford to Norfolk. rich ore mines near Seaford were found but high transport costs limited profits and the trade ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanticoke
Seaford
Norfolk
Atlas Wheelbarrow and Truck Co Incorporation
Easton gains a new industrial prospect as Atlas Wheelbarrow and Truck Company is being incorporated with a $25,000 capital to manufacture wheel barrows and trucks for fertilizer plants steamboat wharves and railroad platforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Atlas Wheelbarrow and Truck Company
Fourth quarterly conference held at Concord on Feb 8
The fourth quarterly conference convened in Concord on Tuesday morning February 8. Rev. A. B. Frye was unanimously asked to return for a third year, reflecting strong support from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
A. B. Frye
Local Battery Station Guarantees Repairs Eight Months
Den-Mar Mobile Co.'s USL Services Station owner Mr. Wolf explains that new USL Batteries come with a fifteen month guarantee and USS Service Stations offer eight months guaranteed repairs on any battery brand. The policy, adopted by the U S Light & Heat Corporation, assures motorists of thorough repairs and has boosted local repair business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf
Den-Mar Mobile Co
USL
U. S. Light & Heat Corporation
USS
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Lewspar
W. Robert Huey
Margaret Pauline Huey
Ralph Sharp Brown
N. O. Gibson
Christ M. P. Church
Anna Brown
Joseph N. Wheatley
Lawrence B. Towers
University Hospital
A. G. Towers
Wm. H. Deen
Jesse F. Seager
George E. Whitney
Nelson Cannon
W. B. Deen
D. W. Davis
Elbert Deen
Ernest Collins
Walter J. Kelly
E. Bonwill Dukes
Margaret Mair
Dukes
Elizabeth Dukes
Beatrice MacDonald
Malcolm MacDonald
Ruth Brown
Emma Marie
C. H. Willis
Easton Hospital
J. C. Baughley
Charles E. Goslin
Wm. F. Stewart
Viola
Farmington
Eugene W. Cooper
Mary Elaine
John Norris Harriman
U.S. N
Pensacola
Fla
F. E. Yeoman
J. H. Summerfield
John L. Everngain
University Hospital, Baltimore
J. C.wimmer
Baltimore Commission
Harry T. Moore
Caroline Redden
Adeline Fisher
Chautauqua Association
Burton
W. B. Parker
Emily Seney
Newport News
Caroline DeFord
O. C. Blades
A. E
William Breeding
Frank Doerr
L. R. Hubbard
Joe Garris
Mildred Stevens
Frances Orme
W. R. Allaband
Hobbs
J. E. Walls
Richardson Park
J. W. Meredith
Wm. H. Golt
Louise
J. B. Medford
Smithville
5. C. Johnson
J. D. Long
Templeville
Woodenhawk
Vernon
Ridgely News
Smithvisle
Bethlehem
Olther News
Interstate School For
Women's Clubs
NEW
E. S. Motor Bus Line
Edgar A. Guest
WM. Pepper Constable
Maryland Trust
Elkton
ST. Paul
J. Fred Emerson
Dentist Brown
Rennert
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