Winter Strikes Caroline Area With Accidents And Weddings
Aged Mrs. Wooters broke a leg at home in Slickman after a fall. A boy near Piney Church lost thumb and index finger to a circular saw and had them amputated at Easton Hospital. County roads funds are eyed for four miles to Goldsboro line and a Denton to Burrsville link. A wedding in Cambridge joined Miss Elizabeth Agnes Moxey and William Melvin Perry. The Eastern Shore Shrine Club held a banquet in Salisbury with Caroline attendees. An Everett Everngam death at 87 was noted with a large family surviving. A Baltimore license tied Carl Reagan to Louise Gosling. A Denton resident, Mrs. Martha Everngain, died at 87 with services at Concord Church. The steamer Cambridge was damaged in a collision and laid up, no injuries. A former Denton resident, Mrs. Sallie Addison, died in Ruxton, with funeral in Denton. A passenger incident on the Cambridge is recounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Wooters
Slickman
Caroline
Frank Gerstner
Piney Church
Easton
State Roads Commission
Goldsboro
Delaware Line
Marydel
State Line
Liberty Church
Federalsburg
Hillsboro Bridge
Stone Road
Denton
Burrsville
Cambridge
Elizabeth Agnes
Jacob Moxey
William Melvin Perry
Preston
Jas. Moxey
J. M. Walsh
Cambridge Catholic Church
Eastern Shore Shrine Club
Salisbury
L. Irving Jones
G. Arthur Smith
Greensboro
M. K. Newnam
Rollin B. Page
D. M
Walter George
Samuel Young
Philip Cheezum
Baltimore
Carl Reagan
Louise G. Gosling
Martha Everngain
Frank L. R. Nuttle
Fifth Avenue
John Horsey
Joseph Everngam
Everngam
Charles H. Clark
J. Atwood Todd
Thomas, H
Charles J
John L. Everagain
Maggie Vane
Elizabeth Beauchamp
Berlin
Concord Church
W. E. Hills
C. H. Atkins
Concord Cemetery
A. G. Gelletty
Gelletly
Miss Kelley
Small
Federation of the County
Williston
Sallie Postlethwaite Addison
Ruxton
William Edgar Addison
Mamie
Sadie Addison
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway Company
Standard Oil Company
Claiborne
Joppa
Fort Carroll
Accident prompts ship to return to Light Street dock
Details indicate a marine incident involving a colored woman on board near Light Street. After the accident the Cambridge returned to her dock at Light Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Light Street
Little Homemakers 4 H Club Meets at Isabel Jarrell
Fourteen members and one guest attend the Little Homemakers 4 H Club meeting at Isabel Jarrell's home on February 5. Peggy Van Dyke’s record book was approved, and Ann Trice and Eleanore Griffith demoed posture stressing health and self-presentation. A window exhibit for National 4 H Week is planned for March 1 to 7 with sewing meetings noted. Next gathering set for February 19 at the leader's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Homemakers 4-H
Isabel Jarrell
Maryland
Betty Jane Smith
Peggy van Dyke
Ann Trice
Eleanore Griffith
Ann
Eleanor
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