Countywide News Items From The Denton Journal
A Denton Journal page 5 item lists miscellaneous county news and notes soliciting reader submissions from across the area. Read as a compact snapshot of local happenings and community notices reflecting early 1909 county life.
Local Market Notes and Community Notices
Patchwork of short items from a local paper includes crop prices like wheat at 1.20 and corn at 72, home goods ads, postmaster appointment at Tuckahoe, bank opening plans, local barn building, and sales on eggs. Also mentions drama at Ridgely, church lectures, and a charity bazar to benefit the church.
Social Gatherings and Notices Across Denton Area
A long social page notes a Matrons of Methodism gathering at Mr and Mrs H A Roe with music recitations and a generous silver offering. Other events include M P Church Hall entertainment, Valentines, and a wedding anniversary invitation for Mr and Mrs T Phinny Fisher. Numerous visits, dances, outings, and theater, plus bank and community meetings, fill Hillsboro Queen Anne and surrounding towns with civic and social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Roe
Inez Noble
Preston
Anna Dryden
Crisfield
Inter High School Debate At Federalsburg
Large crowd at Masonic Hall heard the Federal borough and Caroline High teams discuss immigration limits. Federalsburg won the vote of two judges with Gantt dissenting. Program featured solos recitations and glee club pieces by Caroline and Federalsburg students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
High School of
Federalsburg
Caroline High School
United States
Ernest Handy
Benjamin Williams
Russell
Carroll
M. Duke Smith
Anna Fisher
Mildred Ramsdell
Ethel Paisley
Mabel Heidrick
Caroline High School Glee Club
Ethel Ottinger
Silver Stars
Helen Roe
Mary Nichols
In loving remembrance of Ella Collison
In loving remembrance of Ella Collison who departed this life November 17 1907. Her memory is still fresh and fragrant. We still miss her but know that she is with Jesus and her loved one where sorrow and pain are banished forever and joy shall never end. Shout on daughter the time will not be long when we will join you to shout around the throne. Mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Collison
Jesus
Preston churchman suffers heart episode in pulpit
Rev W J Wright, a gifted local preacher in Preston, collapsed in the pulpit last Sunday during a service. after medical care he recovered and returned home. Other items note Miss Ruth Noble's trip to Baltimore New York and Stanton Va to start millinery work, Miss Lillian Mitchell visiting Salisbury, and various local social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
W. J. Wright
Ruth Noble
Baltimore
New York
Stanton, Va
MS. FE
Royal Oak
Ferry Neck
Talbot County
Gardner
Srat
Lillian Mitchell
Salisbury
J. R. Phillips
Greenwood
Ada Eaton
Philadelphia
Sridegroom
J. A. Cox
Joe Hanis
Nellie Carmine
Denton
T. el ‘Todd
Geo. Wright Wright
Easton
Local Social Notes From Williston and Baltimore
Mrs Grace Todd and Kath leen Towers visited Mr and Mrs Harvey Towers in Williston. Epworth League service planned for next Sunday at 7 30 pm. Bertha and Edna Rogers visited Mrs Howard Towers in Easton. Dori Jacobs returned from Baltimore. A J and H C Todd made a business trip to Baltimore. Matt ie McConnell returned from a Denton visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Todd
Kathleen
Madison
Towers
Harvey Towers
Williston
Bertha
Edna Rogers
Howard Towers
Easton
Dori Jacobs
Baltimore
A. J
H. C. Todd
Mattie McConnell
Denton
Lincoln Birthday Exercises At Oaks School
Hobbs observers report tomato growers angered by packers decision and some pledging not to plant. Rev S Ensminger draws strong support for Sunday's school. Friday sees Lincoln's birthday events at Oaks school with appropriate exercises. Carroll Collison returns after Cordova visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs
S. Ensminger
Oaks School
Lincoln
Carroll Collison
Cordova
Public School Honor Roll Lists Wide Area Pupils
The document catalogs Caroline public school pupils who earned honorable mention for regular attendance, preparedness, conduct, and exam performance in the first half of the year. It lists numerous names across many schools and towns. It notes winter enrollment and attendance figures, announces Miss Mary Nuttle as Ridgely Academy principal, and reports about forty dollars donated by county schools to the Italian earthquake fund with memorial cards for each contributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harris
Emily Jones
John Jones
Clara Rumbold
Neta Rumbold
Willie Ross
Willie Snow
Grace Vaux
Hazel Waldron
Ralph Wright
Myra Wright
Anna Cooper
Lorraine Hanis
Bertie Jones
Julia Jones
Hilda Jones
Francis Krieger
Mildred Flaharty
Arthur Perry
Rex Rogers
Flora Seymour
Nellie Seymour
Luia Voshell
Wesley Voshell
Carroll Whiteley
Mary Wright
Theodore Wright
Poplar Neck
Katie Cheezum
Helen Carmine
Hadaway Carmine
Clayton Cheezum
Lottie Chambers
Mary Cheezum
Viola Carmine
Carl Gadow
Effie Perry
Roy Perry
Willie Perry
Iva Perry
Effie Lewis
Bethlehem
Herland Blades
Mary Blades
Lloyd Brodes
Elva Cheezum
Minnie Dowler
Bertha Dowler
Flossie Legates
Mary Patchett
Lucy Phelps
Joe Pritchett
Mary Todd
Irene Wallis
Melvin
Nora Dean
Nellie Ireland
Herbert Ireland
Marion Ireland
Ethel King
Minerva Reber
Grace Sanders
Viola Turner
Lillian Turner
May Turner
Mildred Turner
Hillsboro
Elizabeth Brown
Wesley Dawkins
Edna Fleming
Eddie Gallagher
Stewart Gale
Kemp Stewart
Thawley
Annie Berkey
Deborah King
Bowker Rinckerman
Saulsbury
Emily Colgain
Nora Kissel
William Morgan
Arthur Morgan
Wendell Shawn
Benenja Shawn
Maude Wilson
Lyda Wright
Kennard Willits
Cedar Grove
Byron Valliant
Emily Cannon
Isabel Downes
Myrtle Downes
Samuel Ellers
Mildred Downes
Dewey Kemp
Norman Kemp
Freddie McFarland
Virginia Pepper
Pearl Richards
Casper Bennett
Pearl Taylor
Bradford Shawn
Charles Shawn
George Shawn
Mary Shawn
Boonsboro
Elizabeth Cade
Martha Jones
Mareese Roe
Grace Thomas
Aul Morris
Sadie Stayer
Emeline Collins
Ida Martin
John Towers
Eugene Miller
Harold Turner
Bertha Thomas
Edgar Sturman
Lottie Turner
Percy Spence
Cecilia Blackburn
Oakland
Annie Moore
Edith Walls
James Clark
Ridgely
Beatrix Cannon
Glendora Cannon
Helen Fountain
Bessie Holsinger
Leo Lynch
Paul Neff
Irene Neff
Iris Smith
Ella Seward
Mildred Seward
Alice
Mazie French
Edith Truitt
Martin Blanche
Ella Hearlow
Furman's Grove
Lawrence Holland
Varis Holland
Myrtle Breeding
Florence Breeding
Ola Starkey
Bion Roberts
Sarah Cannon
Mary Crouse
Albert Starkey
Esther Holland
Barbara Roberts
Clifton Crouse
Anice Holland
Lola Thompson
Laurel Grove
Annie Culver
Lottie Culver
Mary Corkran
Mabel Turner
Concord
Maude Cannon
Ruth Cannon
Roberta Everngam
Ethel Johnson
Leacy Griffith
Roland Seeders
Willie Seeders
Oliver Smith
Ektra Thawley
Winfield Chambers
Emma Cannon
Allen Cannon
Norman Jobes
Florence Seeders
Lyman Todd
Lynnie Wright
Smithville
Mary Liden
Georgia Messick
Sadie Lare
Ruth Vanscoy
Myra Porter
Edmond Neal
Joseph Collins
Lillie Bowdle
Della Smith
Chestnut Grove
Abram Fluck
Carl Kemp
Harold Dew
Monroe Fluck
Maud Trice
Raymond Andrew
Talmage Perkins
Ruth Conley
Flora Williamson
William Walters
Russell Edgell
Paul Pringle
William Stockheimer
Lloyd Hunt
Ralph Hunt
Lena Howard
Caroline Public
Denton High School
Federalsburg
Choptank and
Grove
Denton
Mary Nuttle
Ridgely Academy
S. J. Strayer
Delightful valentine party hosted by Miss Mary Porter
Miss Mary Porter hosted a valentine party at her home on Saturday evening with fourteen invited, twelve attending: Maud Pritchett Florrie Dill Mary Thawley Grace Ross Ruth Ensminger and Mary Porter plus Henry Stafford Clark Smith Arthur Cahail Arthur Layton Norris Graham Refreshments were served Verdie Melvin of Farnhurst Del. has returned from a visit to her brother Homer Melvin Mrs Henry Stafford wintered in Florida and is home for a visit Mr Crawford Thawley of Laurel Del. has been visiting relatives in and near town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bates Stephens
M.P. Church Hall
T. Phinny Fisher
Sander
Parnell Johnson
Woodford
Baltimore
J. Wilbur Johnson
Fort R. Fisher
Caroline Wilson
Mino Harrison Tilghman
Col
Oswald Tilghman
Roosevelt
Warfield
Tilghman
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Denton
I. Y
Robert J. Bryan
Tuckahoe Neck
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Archie J. Cooper
Lidlce W. Latimer
G. Verner Brown
Henry Wilson
Mark Breeding
Jonathan L. Hughes
Chestertown
William Stevens
Z. H. Webster
Delmar
Willian Nichols
Orangeburg
S. C
Fifth Regiiment Armory
KR. M. Renshaw
Continental Insurance Company
Anna Frampton
Percy Frampton
Balt Jc
EL. Hoftfecker
Fairmount
Miz
Martha Cannon
George T. Redden
George H. Booker
Bridgeport
N. J
Caroline County
A. R. Jones
Cynwyd
O. W. Downes
Leon Stein
Middletown
Benjamin Field
Bertha Porter
Harrington
Robert B. George
Norristown
William S. Crouse
Rockville
Robert 5
Garey
Hillsboro
Mary Sylvester
Garrettson Smith, Jr
A. L. Duffey
Hillsboro Band
Hillsboro-Queen Anne Bank
Charles Jarrell
E. H. Golt
G. Lawrence Wilson
Howard P. Flowers
Edgar Blanch
Queen Anne
Wiliam Dirchinal
Ira Dill
Lady Sparks
James C. Dice
Clayton
G. Wilbur Rolph
John A. Mackintosh
Easton
Trappe
Emma Stevens
Sadlersville
W. L. Thompson
Rose Coursey
Queen Anne School
Baltimore County
Marguerite Rolph
Robert Jarrell
Goldsboro
W. B. Rowe
Elwood Graves
Jennie Fleming
Laura Mason
W. L. Mason
Garrettson Smith
Rehoboth
Ethel Moore
Mary Porter
Maud Pritchett
Florrie Dill
Mary Thawley
Grace Ross
Ruth Ensminger
Henry Stafford
Clark Smith
Arthur Cahail
Arthur Layton
Norris Graham
Verdie Melvin
Farnhurst
Del
Homer Melvin
Florida
Crawford Thawley
Laurel del
Concord and Neighborhood Lincoln centennial events
Concord high school hosted Lincoln centennial exercises with numerous local visitors and social gatherings. A postponed lecture on The Cosmopolitan Bug was rescheduled for March 2. Other notes mention home improvements, church Epworth League plans, and various Sunday visits among Concord residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
W. C. Todd
Minnie
B. T. Seeders
Harry Bowdle
Herman Horsey
Lee Hignutt
Anna Hignutt
Bessie Fountain
Hattie Dukes
Ernest Collins
Willie Hance
Charlie Hignutt
Robert Krauch
C. IE. Todd
Minnie Todd
Jennie Kelley
Lizzie Robb
Elsie Roe
Rhoda Marine
Messrs. C. E. Beauchamp
J. I. Neal
PS. Baughley
Harry Cade
James Griffith
Watt
D. W. Davis
Andersontown
Epworth League of Concord
M. E. Church
H.T. Nuttle
J. R. Cannon
Ruth
Widow Lydia Dick Dies After Heart Trouble at 75
Mrs Lydia Dick widow of Rev A D Dick of the Methodist Protestant Church died Sunday at her daughter's home in Federalsburg after months of heart trouble She was 75 born in Frederick county Survived by son L Reese Dick and daughter Mrs Fernandes Davis Funeral held Tuesday with interment in Federalsburg cemetery Also noted are the deaths of Mr Gootee Bradley and several local church services and community notices including the Elderdice sermon series and local building updates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Dick
A. D. Dick
Methodist Protestant Church
Fernandes Davis
Frederick County
L. Reese Dick
Federalsburg
Gootee Bradley
Tederalsburg
Bradley
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Alberger
W. A. Noble
Fountain
S. M. Noble
Louis Warren
Cambridge
Elderdice
T. J. Williams
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Hermin Noble
Academy Avenue
American Corner Hosts Surprise Evening For Mr Calvert Merriken
Mr and Mrs Oscar Nichols hosted a large gathering of young people on Tuesday evening in a surprise for teacher Mr Calvert Merriken. Attendees included Lacy Meredith Nellie Sullivan Ella Howard Jertha Collins Rhoda Downes Jennie Trice and many others. Candies were served and the group left after a delightful time. Church officers at Calvary M P Church were elected: Trustees G W Connelly P W Sullivan T J Daftin J F Collins Oscar Nichols. stewards Oscar Nichols George Connelly Manning Trice. class leader P W Sullivan and assistant Mrs G Y Griffith. J W Colescott visiting G Y Griffith has gone to Delaware. Sallie Collins visited Elva Griffith Sunday. J H Towers improving from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Nichols
Calvert Merriken
Lacy Meredith
Nellie Sullivan
Ella
Lona Howard
Jertha
Sallie Collins
Rhoda Downes
Jennie
Mattie Trice
Willa Johnson
Mary Meredith
Eva Garey
Ola Scott
Floyd Daffin
Marshal Howard
Howard Sullivan
Wilmer Collins
Norman Clark
Oscar Williams
Lee Covey
Calvin Todd
Roy
Lacy Murphy
Madison Towers
Harry Mack
Lacy Griffith
Calvery M. P. Church
Messrs
G. W. Connelly
P. W. Sullivan
T. J. Daftin
J. F. Collins
George Connelly
Manning Trice
G. Y. Griffith
J. W. Colescott
Delaware
J. H. Towers
Clarence Rice hosts taffy pulling gathering this week
Mrs. Clarence Rice entertained many friends at a taffy pulling Thursday evening. Mrs. John A. Roe of Cordova is spending a week with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Andrews, at the local residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Rice
John A. Roe
Cordova
Sarah Andrews
P. B. and W Railroad buys 5000 ties with changed specs
The P. B. and W Railroad contracts with farmers and lumbermen for about 5000 railroad cross-ties at reduced prices and changes specs to require all ties seven inches thick instead of six. Judge Cooper presided over a replevin case, Sadlersville Bank versus Frank Ireland, with counsel H R Lewis for Ireland and T A Goldsborough for the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
Elizabeth Norris
Connersville
Ind
C. A. Kinnamon
Downes Station
Willam Jones
Frank Jenkins
Mr. Thomas
Hampstead
Baltimore
William Dukes
Charles Urry
Philadelphia
Frank Porter
Wilmington
Walter T. Elliott
Carroll Elliott
Ingleside
George C. Johnson
R. C. Jackson
W. W. Sanders
George
Easton
Mary Butler
Junior Christian Endeavor social in Greensboro at Jarman's Hall
In Greensboro the Junior Christian Endeavor Society of the M. P. Church held its first social in Jarman's Hall on Saturday evening. Mildred Jones won a jar of love apples and Mistle Hughes won the watermelon contest. The band provided music and plans are set for an allegorical entertainment in Jarman's Hall soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
M. P. Church
Jarman’s Hall
Mildred Jones
Mistle Hughes
Mrr
Charles E. Butler
Railroad Avenue
William Wooters
John M. Arters
St. Paul's
Robert Jarman
T. Edwin Wills
Ladies’ Aid Society
William Waters
John H. Beauchamp
Reynolds
Middletown
Helen Baggs
New York
Col Joshua W Bryant Dies At Oakford Home
Col Joshua W Bryant, a prominent attorney and anti bribery advocate, died at his Oakford country home after several strokes. He served as State Attorney and was a noted political figure under Governor Hamilton. He married Sallie Cook. survived by Howard Bryant and two others. Interment is at Denton Cemetery tomorrow at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua W. Bryant
Oakford
Col
Bryant
Harford
Hamilton
Fort McHenwt
Caroline County
Sallie Cook
Clinton Cook
Queen Anne's County
Cook & Hopper
Denton
Col. Bryant
Howard Bryant
Baltimore Bar
George R.percy
Marc Bryant
Feat
Baltimore City
Atrails
Denton Cemetery
Social Notes From Smithville Guests in Town
Smithville society column records Mrs S G Nuttle of Denton and Miss Anna Dryden of Crisfold as guests of Miss Ollie Hignutt. Also present are Miss Viola Covey of Denton, returning home after visits, and Mrs Blaine Bullock with daughter Elizabeth visiting in Baltimore. Lacy Spence of Philadelphia staying with parents, while Mr and Mrs Frank Wright visit friends there. D C Adams is listed on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
S. G. Nuttle
Denton
Anna Dryden
Crisfold
Ollie Hignutt
Viola Covey
Blaine Bullock
Elizabeth
Baltimore
Lacy Spence
Philadelphia
Frank Wright
D. C. Adams
Court of Appeals Dismisses Railroad Appeal
The Court of Appeals on Tuesday dismissed the appeal of the Maryland Delaware and Virginia Railroad versus Bessie M Hammond who was awarded 4500 by the Circuit Court for Talbot county last May for injuries from a train on that road. The Karabinos case moved from Queen Annes court to the Court of Appeals at the April term where Miss Karabinos was awarded 15000 at the Denton trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railroad
Bessie M. Hammond
Talbot County
Karabinos
Queen Anne Court
Denton
Miss Karabinos
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Local beat coverage highlights county events and officials with brief notes. Readers learn about community updates, upcoming meetings, and regional developments affecting residents across the area.
Reorganization and personal news from Marydel and neighboring towns
Hartley Templeville and Marydel Sunday Schools reorganize with new superintendents D Rothenburg Emma West N H Cox R P Moore Howard T Griffith John Davis. William T Carter leaves Hartley and S H Pippin at Marydel seeks release. J H Griffith of Templeville steps aside for his son. Ford and Viola Moore married at Marydel M E Church. Dr Evans workload grows. Rev W H Kenney visits Marydel. Samuel Walls funeral held at Thomas Chapel on the 15th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Griffith
Templeville
Thomas O. Ford
Viola Moore
Marydel
Marydel Methodist Episcopal Church
EH. Derrickson
W. H. Kenney
Girdletree
Dr. Evans
Samuel Walls
Thomas’ Chapel
Orphans' Court Proceedings Summary
In Orphans Court on Tuesday Judges Clark Liden and Fleetwood presided. Harvey I. Cooper as trustee of C Williamson presented a second account and audit, approved. Letters of administration on Charles H Sorden deceased were granted to Frederick F Sorden with bond filed and approved. Jacob L Ellwanger attorney. Letters on Samuel L Kinder deceased granted to Sallie E Kinder with bond filed and approved. A R Wright and Frank I Covey appointed to appraise personal property. William R Breeding administrator of John W Bullock deceased presented debts list and first final account. distribution ordered. In estate of John Cheezum, respondent appeared. original order withdrawn by consent. answer filed. Trial postponed to February 25 at 10 o'clock a.m. Henry R Lewis for petitioner T Alan Goldsborough for respondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Clark, Liden
Fleetwood
Harvey I. Cooper
C. F. Williamson
Charles H. Sorden
Frederick F. Sorden
Jacob L. Ellwanger
Samuel L. Kinder
Sallie E. Kinder
A. m. Henry R. Lewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
Mite Society Social at Thawley’s M P Church
Honorary members hosted a February social for the Mite Society at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Clark in Tuckaho Neck. The event featured Bible readings, recitations, vocal duets and solos, and a dining room collation prepared by the men for the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite Society
Thawley’s
M. P
Wallace Clark
Tuckahoe Neck
Unclaimed letters listed for Denton post office
Denton post office reports letters remaining unclaimed. The list includes advertising items for Mrs Elian Stanley, Miss Bessie M Johnson, Miss Mary, Miss Lizzie Jester, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Dts
Eslian Stanley
Bessie M. Johnson
Mary
Lizzie Jester
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
the Local Department
W. J. Blackiston
Valentine’s
Blackiston’s
C. E. ‘Turner
Tuckahoe
First National Bank of Wyoming
Ben Stewart
Whiteleysburg
Everagain
Lewis W. Trail
Uaton
Sity
Samuel Ellwanger
Sheppard
Glagow
Boston
G.C. Skirven
J. KR. Cannon
Fhomas J. Ellwanger
Chilton
George W. Price
FP. G. Slemmer
John L. Lieragam
Wm. F. Phillips
Ac Raughley
Hanington
William D. Ma
St Mary's Guild
Ree
Hc& W
Smith & Walls
Baltimore Sun
Adolph PF. Decker
Law Building
Bradford Downes
Chas. H. Redden
Reddin
Redden
Downes
Maryland University
Christian Endeavor Societies
Thawley's
Harry Clark
Fowling Creek
NOFES
List Ohreneey
Annie Jump
Olive Hummer
Oscar Pritchett
Julia Foraker
Elwood Cahall
Addie Thorpe
Henderson
Anna Coffin
Roy Griffin
Martha Johnson
Flossy Jones
Martha Stewart
Russell Stewart
Edna Lister
Laura Thawley
Burrsville
Arta Baker
Olivia Carey
Lola Fountain
Lottie Good
Harry McMullen
Florence Morgan
Pearl Satterfield
Olaf Smith
John Stallmen
James Stafford
Homer Stafford
Wesley Thawley
Maude Wishman
Liden's
Grace Fountain
Violet Messick
Susie Harkins
Edwin Vitel
Mamme Fountain
Martin Noble
Thomas Harkins
Vida Moran
Alda Gordon
Mary Gordon
Carne Henning
Gertrude Henning
Mary Lister
Anna Carter
Bessie Baker
Maggie Redden
Dorothy Andreu
Margaret Carroll
Manel Ramsdell
Florence Statum
Carrick Thawley
John Ghingher
Rachel Griffin
Murray Benson
Marriott Redden
Natalie Shawn
Drances ‘Tubbs
Alice Tubbs
Sfelen Hayadone
Myra Ramedell
Katharine Smith
Clyde Trice
Bonnie Willis
Hobart Windsor
Watharine Wright
Emma Ziegler
Hugh Allen
Arthur Beacon
Virginia Cooper
Mary Greenly
Houston Jones
Howard Melvin
Oscar Morgan
Elizabeth Booth
Hilda Cade
Marvin Davis
Worthington Downes
Louise Fisher
Anna Lucas
Ross Turner
Hazel Davis
Ruth Eaton
Laney Griffith
Della Wooters
Esther Willey
Minnie Christopher
Pauline Cohee
Daisy Frazier
Harry Haskins
Walter Scott
Majorie Todd
Eliza Wright
Willoughby’ S
Helen Coulbourn
Chester Hayimond
Addie Tharp
Ellen Tharp
Ernest Brown
Clarence Brown
Blanche Chaffinch
Earl Chaffinch
Clayton Collins
Ella Kelley
Carter Kelley
Myrtle Lord
Harry Murphy
Bessie Snowberger
Earl Starkey
Miriam Todd
Anna Vickery
Courtland Vickery
Ruth Willoughby
Hynson
Hallie Fisher
Stewart Hallowell
Charles Durrell
Gladys Fisher
Lizzie Horn
Nellie Rowins
George Morn
Sam Rowlands
Otto Fisher
Russell Hallowell
Minnie Horn
Harmony
Agnes Brodes
Lee Butler
Mildred Collins
Lawrence Deen
Mary Deen
Lee Deen
Helen Dill
Lester Foote
Concord and Neighborhood
Greensboro
5S. J. Stayer
Centreville
Jas. P. Swing
Howard Lumber Company
Michael Swing
New Jersey
Robert Flounders
Samuel Saxton
Harry Hemmons
Blanche Milbourne
A. B. Smith
Aulay B. Smith
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