Local notices and events fill Carroll County diary
The column lists purchases of mules and cars in Denton, upcoming sales and tailor openings, church circle meetings, tax filing help in March, Rotary Club dairy talk, a magic show at Caroline High School, federation meetings, and P T A programs. It also reports disease cases, church services, an Epiphany Mission schedule, and a Junior Order United American Mechanics anniversary banquet with a full program in Denton.
Obituary notices for Brumbaugh Bradenbaugh and Whisler deaths
The Denton area mourning B B Brumbaugh and Mary R Bradenbaugh died February 15. Brumbaugh, born 1849, longtime Church of the Brethren member, survived by four sons and cousins including ex-governor M G Brumbaugh. Bradenbaugh widow of John O Bradenbaugh died February 15, with services at St Elizabeth Catholic church and burial in Amarillo. Also Mary Pearl Whisler wife of Galen Whisler died after flu in Springfield Ti. two children survive. Charles W Collison died near Burrsville aged 67. funeral at Burrsville M P Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Brumbaugh
East Denton
Church of the Brethren
E. C. Woodie
T. O. Crouse
D.D
W. M. Wine
Woodside
Del
Huntingdon County
Anna Sherfey
Gettysburg
Pao
Maryland
Tuckahoe Neck
Denton
Chalmers S&s. Brumbaugh
Baltimore
E. Earle
Philadelphia
B. Bruce
Kirk Ridge
I. Vernon
St. Louis
L. R. Brumbaugh
Greensboro
M. G. Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
L. H. Brumbaugh
Orange
N. J
Frank Smith
Richmond
Mary R. Bradenbaugh
John Oliver Bradenbaugh
Plaindealing
Dukes
St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church
Eugene J. Kraemer
Amarillo
Texas
Claude
Charles G. Dukes
Thomas Richardson
E. Paul Knotts
Wm H. Anderson
John B. Magruder
John Turpin
Centreville
Joseph A. Lee
Dover
Wheatly Holmes
Easton
Edwin R. Downes
Lester Lawson
S. S. Stone
Jessie Cox
J. B. Magruder
Bradenbaugh
Anne Webb
Charles A. Griffith
J. Boon Dukes
William Griffith
William Potter
Harford County
Kansas City
Mary Pearl Whisler
Galen Whisler
Springfield
Caroline
Ridgely
Arthur
Vera
Charles W. Collison
Burrsville
Burrsville M. P
Wesley Cemetery
Harry
Harvey Collison
April Jurors Chosen For 1929 Circuit Court Term
Judge Thomas J Keating of Caroline County Circuit Court names jurors for the April 1929 term. Lists include district by district selections such as Harry Dailey T Noble Jarrell J Tyson Heather and more, across eight districts with multiple jurors per district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Keating
Caroline County
Harry S. Dailey
T. Noble Jarrell
J. Tyson Heather
Devolston Cartwright
John W. Shewbrooks
P. C. Purvis
Davis Bishop
E. A. Cole
Henry L. Cohce
Louis N. Kibler
Linwood O. Jarrell
Thos. H. Hobbs
H. Earle Smith
John L. Everngam
M. K. Newnam
William Chambers
J. Virgil Moore
Alfred C. Baughley
E. Lloyd Fooks
Chas J. Gallagher
John Cohce
William Cannon
William H. Harding
Y. Lane
J. Herman Nobile
Chas. P. Wright
William A. Mo
Miss Madeline Hurlock Honour Tea In Federalsburg
Mrs Ransom P Nichols hosted a Wednesday afternoon tea for screen actress Miss Madeline Hurlock of Hollywood visiting her parents in Federalsburg. Guests included Federalsburg residents and relatives from Delaware Maryland and Vermont. Fire department activities and clubroom plans at the Municipal Building were also noted along with fundraising for the firemen and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom P. Nichols
Madeline Hurlock
Hollywood
John W. Hurlock
Federalsburg
Mesdames Wilmer Fell Davis
Donald Jefferson
Hazelwood Spicer
W. S. Nabb
Gilbert Wright
Frances Hackett
Harold Whittle
St. Johnsbury
Harry Palmer
Kennett Square
Margaret Groome
Newport
Del
Hurlock
Mack Sennett
Europe
New Theatre
Seaford
Temple Theatre
Federalsburg Fire Company
C. G. Williamson
South Main St
Paul Fisher
Russell Fisher
Philadelphia
John Fisher
Idlewylde
Fisher
Eastern States Farmers’ Exchange
Springfield
Mass
Anna McClure
Pocomoke City
Order of the Eastern Star
Nanticoke
Preston News In Brief Local Events And Social Notes
Protestant Episcopal Lent services led by Rev. McClelland Tuesday nights at 8. The Mission Study class meets Mondays at 2 30 at Miss Elizabeth Phillips home, topic The New Africa. Mrs Harry Hollis hosts Bridge Club with Easton guests including Mesdames Claude Wheatley Al Nichols and Percy Cox. Jr O U A M Minstrel Show set for Preston February 27 28 and Federalsburg March 8. Mrs Annie C Fluharty and Mrs George M Whitely spend February in Miami Florida with son James T Fluharty. Miss Marie Plutschak wed Henry E Plugge. Hurlock Can Co dinner Friday. Junior Order United American Mechanics banquet Friday. Miss Emily Fatherly hosted Miss Duntan Newark Del last week. Mr and Mrs Fletcher Sisk on sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClelland
East New Market
Elizabeth Phillips
Harry Hollis
Easton
Mesdames
Claude Wheatley
al Nichols
Percy Cox
Town Hall
Preston
Federalsburg
Annie C. Flaharty
George M. Whitely
Duntan
Newark
Del
Fletcher Sisk
Williston Teen Rebecca Wheatley’s Surprise Birthday
Williston celebrates Rebecca Wheatley’s sixteenth birthday with a Thursday evening party of games songs and a cake with a U S flag. The week closes with a Washington’s Birthday social at Mrs Frey’s with a church offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Wheatley
U.S
Frey
Templeville News and Church Services
Mr A F Sittig spent days in Uniontown Md for his father's funeral Thursday. Mrs Lemuel Walls to Easton Hospital for appendicitis operation. Ladies Aid hosted by Mrs A E Maske Wednesday evening. Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11. Mr and Mrs J F Raughbey visited Elwood Cooper. Mrs D H Haynes and Miss Blossom Cooper visiting Baltimore. Mrs Irons Pippin and Mr Amos Wyatt were ill last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Sittig
Uniontown
Lemuel Walls
Easton Hospital
A. E. Maske
J. F. Raughbey
Elwood Cooper
Dover
D. H. Haynes
Blossom Cooper
Baltimore
Be Not Merely Good Be Good for Something
A compact phrase urging purposeful virtue as Thoreau emphasizes using personal ethics to impact the world. The quotation underscores action over passive morality and calls for meaningful duty aligned with individual conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoreau
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Local Events
The Community Club met at Miss Beatrice Bowers home to prep for the county federation meeting on the 28th. PT A discussed attendance, standardization of classrooms, and a Fur Habitat talk by Prof. Thomas Taylor. Funeral for Mr. William Burkey, a basketball room setup over Simon's Store, and multiple visits and social events across Ridgely noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Bowers
County Federation
John Swing
I. T. Saulsbury
Ord Raleigh
James Swing
Harry Hemmons
Norman Wilson
George Washington
Margaret Swing
Lincoln
Wilson
Washington
Elsie Matthews
Hemmons
P.T.A
Church House
Thomas Taylor
Oxford
Oxford High School
Omar E. Jones
Jones
William Burkey
Church of the Brethren
Harry Zeigler
Krabill
Mr. Beer
Denton
L. R. Brumbaugh
Greensboro
Simon
Robert Dean
Washington College
Alice Bennington
Mary Laird
Frank, Amos
Andrew Laird
Chincoteague
Virginia
Viola Jones
Norman Warner
Easton
Woodie
Sarkis Papajian
Paul Hoffman
Carey Callahan
B. H. Holsinger
Paul
Baltimore
Holsinger
Canners
College Park
Orrell Saulsbury
L. W. Goodwin
Applesauce
Kathryn Lynch
Jesse Zeigler
Charlotte Kibler
Alozania Wood
Jonathan Harrington
John Dean
Rufus King
Central Avenue
First Street
Grace Vernon Smith
Howard Smith
Wilmington
Andrew Mitchell
Frank Stevenson
Edgar Whitby
Bessie Wilson
A. & P. Force
Tom Temple
Geo. Cherry
Hattie Hagadone
Mont Wiley
Bessie
Sadie Wilson
Nettie Arnold
Fred Flounders
Chautauqua
Carlton Lane
Philadelphia
Sam Lane
Eva Barnes
Greenbank
N. 1
H. E. McBride
Stella Diefenderfer
Kenneth Biddle
Camden
N. d
Edward Roe
Suffolk
Frank Flounders
Fellowship League of the Reformed Church
Annie Hevalow
Irwin
Lula
Lex Smith
Newark
N. J
T. A. Smith
Bryan Turbitt
Selby Smith
Harry Crouse
Stone Road
Robert Lord and Wife
Cordova
Burrsville Women’s Unity Club Meeting Highlights
The Women’s Unity Club met at Mrs. Charles Dill’s home on Wednesday February 20 at 1 30 pm with good attendance and visiting guests. They planned a bake sale in Greensboro likely on March 9 with time and place to be announced later. Miss Spafford shared wallpaper patterns and drapery tips to improve homes. The group adjourned to meet at Mrs. Linda Ross’s home in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Unity Club
Charles Dill
Greensboro
Linda Ross
Will Gardiner
Henry Walters
Alfred Baughley
H. A. Porter
Will Simpson
Harrington
Kemp
Queen Anne
Budd Bullock
Clarence Lofland
R. H. Stafford and Son
Hardware Show
Philadelphia
Chester
A. T. Garrett
C. N. Fountain
Harlan Blades
Archer
Howard Hopkins
Charles Messick
Louise
Seaford
Charlie Dunham
Emma Satterfield
Walter Myers
Church
Millington
Townsend Rust
Marian
Greenwood
Annie Raughley
George Leggman
New York City
Alfred Raughley
Robert Cahall
R. H. Thawley
Charles Harvey
Mollie Cahall
Clarence Collison
Orphans Court Approves Accounts and Admin Actions
Caroline County Orphans Court met with Judges West Harper and Shawn. Executors and administrators filed final accounts and probate actions for Johnson Wooters Berkey Brumbaugh and others. Appraisers named. bond notices published. admin letters granted for Charles Wyatt and Clarence Harcum estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Orphans’ Court
West
Harper
Shawn
Benjamin F. Johnson
Francis Ann Johnson
John M. Wooters
Eliza A. Wooters
Mary E. Smith
William D. Berkey
Levi King
Charles Wyatt
Oscar Wyatt
Harry Moore
Charles Travis
Henry B. Mason
Nettie S. Mason
Joseph E. Clark
Charles H. Clark
Charles Petersen
Wesley B. Thawley
Birthday party honoring Mildred Noble in Tuckahoe
Mr and Mrs A R Noble hosted a Wednesday evening birthday party for their daughter Mildred on February 13. Guests included Ruth Maloney Nettie Lord Hazel Baker Ruth Noble Esther Brown Marian Linn Marie Quillen Helen Noble Cora Shoemaker Hattie Everngam Blanche Lord Mildred Noble Kathleen Covey Sallie Vickery Rachel Todd and many others. Men attendees included Carla Towers Lester Everngam Wilbur Carroll George Wheatley Robert Joiner Richard Hines Francis Smith Howard Payne Lowell Needles Norman Everngai Edward Quillen Theodore Leeser Alvin Shaffer Ellwood Wright Edward Wheatley Thomas Lord Ray Todd Clifford Towers and William Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Noble
Mildred
Miss Noble
Ruth Maloney
Nettie Lord
Hazel Baker
Ruth Noble
Esther Brown
Marian
Linn
Marie Quillen
Helen Noble
Cora Shoemaker
Hattie Everngam
Blanche Lord
Mildred Noble
Kathleen Covey
Sallie Vickery
Rachel Todd
Carla Towers
Lester Everngam
Wilbur Carroll
George Wheatley
Robert Joiner
Richard Hines
Francis Smith
Howard Payne
Lowell Needles
Norman Everngai
Edward Quillen
Theodore Leeser
Alvin Shaffer
Ellwood Wright
Edward Wheatley
Thomas Lord
Ray Todd
Clifford Towers
William Chambers
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter
Miss Virginia C Harwood visited our school Monday and told upper grade pupils about a summer trip across the continent. She displayed souvenirs from places visited. Mrs I T Sparklin spent days with her mother Mrs Mary L Smith at Mrs J S Brant's home in Camden New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia C. Harwood
Continent
I. T. Sparklin
Mary L. Smith
J. S. Brant
Camden
N. J
St. Augustine
Florida
Clifton Hicks
Theodore Schwaninger
Mary
Rebecca
Irene
Trappe
Annie Longnecker
Easton
O. E. Jones
W. E. Sylvester
Milford Kline
Sundaay
Newton’ Smith
Sadie Wathers
Arthur Holt
Charles A. de Ford
Robert Lee
Jessie E. Knotts
Pauline Howard
Denton
N. E. Knott
Eugene
H. R. Covell
Rehoboth
Lewes
Del
Avery Story
Centreville
William Schwaninger
Blanche Horsey
Tuckahoe Neck
Edgar Blades
Mary S. Cooper
I. T. Sparkling
Chiply
Lay Beaven
Emma Dawson
Hurlock
Powell Short
Community Club hosts Washington Birthday program and notices
The Community Club met with twenty two members and an entertainment committee program for Washingtons Birthday. Mrs Chas Dean chairs March committee. many upcoming demonstrations and social events announced. Several local residents and visitors are mentioned along with small social updates and a marriage notice.
In Memoriam Frances S Hignatt
In loving remembrance of Frances S Hignatt who departed February 6 1926. Missed by her daughter Olivia I Lord. A heartfelt message expresses longing and hope to meet in Heaven, with memories lingering sweetly and fondly in her daughter’s thoughts daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances S. Hignatt
Olivia I
Lord
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Guests and Visits
Mrs Earle White and Mrs Emma Webb of Wilmington hosted by Mr and Mrs Ernest Lankford of Concord last Sunday. Johns Hopkins student James I Wright and Miss M E McCleary visited his parents in Denton. Nurse student Ethel Lord stays with parents due to illness in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle White
Emma Webb
Wilmington
William Bullock
Ernest Lankford
Concord
James I.’. Wright
Johns Hopkins University
M. E. McCleary
Denton
J. Frank Wright
Ethel Lord
Methodist Episcopal Hospital
Philadelphia
Harry Jopp
Roland V. Reed
Grant Alburger
J. T. West
Baltimore
Roy Smith
Viola
Del
Mark Smith
Minnie Henry
Swarthmore
M. B. Henry
Fannie Shields
Isaabelle
S. Watters
M. Duke Smith
Cambridge
Eudowood Sanatorium
Towson
S. R. Hetzer
J. Kemp Stevens
Mary E. Garey
Lawrence B. Towers
Chautauqua Programs Draw Large Greensboro Audience
This week in Greensboro featured a Chautauqua from Saturday to Tuesday with highly entertaining programs and a large crowd in attendance. Several local visits and social gatherings were noted, including Miss Margaret Luff of Wilmington staying with her parents and hosting visitors from Clayton and Goldsboro.
Lidens Community Club Names 196? Officers
Liden's Community Club met at the home of Mrs. Ida Melvin on Thursday February 14. Officers for the ensuing year were Miss Helen Melvin president Mrs Laura Torbert vice president Mrs June Walling secretary and Mrs Mildred Melvin treasurer. March meeting place to be announced. Other notes mention visitors and local residents: Mr Joseph Forwood of Chester and Mr William Mullane of California returned home after a week with Elon Mrs Mildred McBride of Wilmington visited her mother Mrs E W Adams. Mrs William Liden and daughter Louise visited Mrs Norwood Melvin. Miss Pauline Wooters of Hickman spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Clarence Melvin. Mrs Laura Torbert was a dinner guest of Mrs Lena Bullock. Mr Eton Wright spent Wednesday in Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chas. Dean
Olive K. Walls
Florence
Harry Moore
Lee H. Richcreek
Henry Morgan
Horace Morgan
Howard Flowers
Newton Smith
Norman Clark
Hillsboro
Charles Rhodes
Grace Love
Clara Price
Louise Short
Edna Fleming
Wm. Brodesser
Penn’s Grove
N.J
Geo. Moore, Jr
Baltimore
Everett Blades
Archie Purse
Peggy
Harry Gibson
Hilda Covey
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Sherwood
Madge Jump
Ella Jump
John Chairs
Addie Morgan
Lidens Community Club
Ida Melvin
Helen Melvin
Laura Torbert
June Walling
Mildred Melvin
Joseph Forwood
Chester
William Mullane
California
Elon Wright
Mildred McBride
E. W. Adams
William Liden
Louise
Norwood Melvin
Pauline Wooters
Hickman
Clarence Melvin
Lena Bullock
Eton Wright
Annapolis
Raymond Cohee
Fern Stabler
Florence Stabler
Louise Medford
Nedra Gooden
Alice Conroy
Delcie Emerson
Harry Smith
Norman Bickling
Merrill Pritchett
Anna Rash
Thos
Heather
Frances Hummer
Edith Melvin
Laurine Pritchett
Frances Gooden
Ruth Pippin
Susie Martin
Lara Hudson
Mary Spinka
Alice Bell
Oscar Wessel
John Pippin
Palmer Cowgill
Oliver Reed
James Jones
Marion Seeney
Frank Lukacs
Julius Myers
Alex. Gneisco
Alex. Seiler
Catherine Montague
Mildred Carter
Helen Vican
Ollen Conroy
Evelyn Ford
Loretta Ware
McLoyd Emerson
Dorothy Harris
Edward Gsell
Pauline Gulrich
Earl Love
Fred Gsell
Anne Lukacs
Edith Thompson
Chester Korell
Tyson Cohee
Helen Hudson
Magdalene Seiler
Irene Voycsik
Louise Conroy
Harlan Pritchett
Irene Jones
Carleton Gooden
Katherine Welch
Anna Lee Gooden
Clifford Gsell
George Montague
Edith Tyll
Chas. Cowgill
Foster Mengel
Marion Reed
Roy Jones
Anna Connell
Irma Voyesik
Teresa Seiler
Madeline Kabelka
Martin Mievech
Clifford Mengel
Elroy Welch
Harvey Reed
Margaret Love
Robin Conroy
Betty Jones
Goldsboro
Lemuel Jones
Katherine Montague
Geo. Moore
Kenton
Clarence Pritchett
Billy
Wm. Golt
Denton
John Long
Anne Cartwright
James Melvin
Chas. Griffith
Grace
Ed. Thomas
John Pritchett
Willard Mitchell
Dover
J. R. Jones
Arthur Kephart
Raymond
New York City
Orville Gilbert
C. M. Wingate
Cambridge
Goldsborough Bill Passes House for Life Saving Service Retirements
Congressman Goldsborough's measure to grant retirement pay for Life Saving Service members disabled in line of duty passed the House on February 18. It aligns Life Savers with Coast Guard retirement, despite opposition from the President and the Bureau of the Budget. Senators Smith of Maryland and Martin of Virginia had long urged passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Goldsborough
House
John Walter Smith
Maryland
Martin
Virginia
Senate
House of Representatives
Goldsborough
Coast Guard
Bureau of the Budget
Henderson News Letter Exam pass list and social notes
The column lists students who passed recent exams across grade levels from 1st to 7th, naming numerous pupils by name. It also reports recent social updates including flowers sent to Elizabeth Stone, flu recovery of Sara Gooden, travels of Mrs. S. S. James, and visits from several families and individuals in the community.
In Loving Memory of P Wright Sullivan and Family
A loving tribute recalling P Wright Sullivan who died February 25 1922 and his wife who passed January 16 1929. Their children mourn their loss with tender verses about memory, faith, and reunion in heaven. Also remembered is Elsie D Walls who died February 28 1925 and is fondly missed by family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Wright Sullivan
Evergreen
Mother
Nellie
Elsie D. Walls
Oime
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the Local Department
M. H. Downes
W. J. Reagan
Bullock & White
John Quillen
Otto Steenken
Willys-Knight
M.E. Church
J. H. Summerfield
Edwin G. Muse
Schloss Bros. & Co
J. H. Nichols & Co
Rotary Club of
Barker
University of Maryland
Ardeena & Co
Jessie Snow
League of Nations
Jump School
P.T. A
Jump’s
Edwardsville
Hobbs
G. E. Weaver
Weaver
Lyceum
Epiphany Mission
St. Andrew’s Mission
William MecClelland
Claude S. Ridenour
United American Mechanics
Masonic Hall
Daughters of America
Messrs. Smith and
Wheatley
Wm. R. Dulin
Theodore Orme
J. W. Kirk
Addie Nuttle
F. W. Kirwan
Irvin Smith, Jr
America
Messrs
C. H. Roe
Irvin Smith
C. D. Collison
Brumbaugh
Mary Bradenbaug
Williston
Templeville
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Tuckahoe
Margaret Luff
John Luff
Earl Nichols
John B. Nichols
Lawrence McClyment
Earl McClyment
Margaret Sipple
William H. Sipple
Starkey
Leonard
Sadlersville
S. D. Carrow
Marion L. Cross
M. P. Cross
Josephine Moore
Paul Clark
Walter Weaver
Mildred Everett
Burt Hobbs
Harvey Porter
Alvah Dobson
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