Manes from All Parts of the City Saluted Under This Head
Manes from all parts of the city are saluted under this head in the morning page of the newspaper. The item appears in the January 4 1919 edition of the Ee Wton Journal Page J Ourday Morning.
County news and local notices from Denton area
Denton readers are urged to renew subscriptions and keep up with county events. notices include farmers meetings at Edgeville on Tuesday, January 8, and a knitters circle deadline January 9. Obituaries record deaths from influenza and pneumonia, including Lola Stafford and Carne Mulliken, with several local families affected.
Army Notes of Interest in Denton Area
Army notes recount visitors in Denton and across towns. Local families welcome returning soldiers from France, with reports on Corpl Frank L. Smith wounded at Montfaucon recovering with his regiment. private Samuel T. Jopp celebrated for homecoming with Red Cross friends. Social rounds include influenza illnesses, holiday visits, and moves among Denton residents, plus church events and charity gatherings for soldiers and families.
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Denton
George Vinton Blades
Owen C. Blades
France
Newport News
Bordeaux
Paris
Versailles
Manlius Trice
Amercan Corner
Evan Taylor
Preston
William F. DeFord
Mary Rebecca Chance
Courtland A. Baker
Elie M. Kelley
James Woolleyhand
Virgie Satterfield
Bridgetown
Frank L. Smith
313Th Regiment
Montfaucon
Ellwanger
Camp Meade
Crittenden Harper
J. 2B. Wright
Ensign Charles Wright
Henry R. Lewin
Annie Lewis
Mice Erwe Neu
New Haven
Conn
Floyd Morgan
Harrington
W.E Hoone
Iva Whitby
Pocomoke City
R. J. Ledman
Albert G. Towers
Mary
Priscilla
Baltimore
J. E. West
R. J. Rice
Elelen Crouse
O. Crouse
Somerset Slaughter
Talbot
Tuckahoe Bridge
Roland Frampton
Philadelphia
Oren F. Smith
Sonof Henry
Virginia
J. Kingsley Wiercer
Ambrose Griffith Family Gatherings At Turkey Dinner
American Corner notes a Sunday turkey dinner hosted by Mr. Ambrose Griffith and sister Martha with many relatives present including Mr. and Mrs. John Stant and children, Alva and George Griffiths families, Harvey, Hazel, Bessie, Elva, Harry, Alva, Ernest, Arthur Griffith, Frank Collins family, and Alex Lord taking the Collins farm vacancy. Miss Nutne Tribbet visited Miss Hazel Towers, Mrs. George Griffith listed sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose Griffith
Martha
John Stant
Alva Griffith
George Griffith
Harvey
Hazel
Bessie
Elva Griffith
Harry Stant
Alva Stant
Ernest Griffith
Arthur Gitfth
Frank Collins
Alex
Nutne Tribbet
Hazel Towers
George Grifith
Alice
Blanch Butler
Margaret Shawley
Blanch Chattinch
Luiberh Murphy
Mildred Roe
Irene Adam
Margaret Thawley
Alanch Butler
Clayton Collins
Herold Brooks
George Butler
Tad Chamioch
William Statford
Elmer Butler
W. EL Hubbard
D. EL Todd
Alva Hubbard
W. T. Hubbard
E. Comegys
Lillan Starkey
Roland Butler
Franklin DeFord
Mises Mary Chance
Tuckahoe Neck
Res. W. L. Jump
Frank Joygraim
Ellendale
J.D. Neal
Andersontown
A. J. Billing
Donald
Wilmington
J. A. Billing
J. A. Balling
LH. Thomas
William Longfellow
Greensboro
Arthur Kelley
George W. Camper
South Harrison Street
Easton
Casper C. Camper
Elva
Victor W. Camper
George
James
Earle Ewing
John Roe
Charles
P. Hammond
John Staton
C. P. Wyatt
W. W. Spence
A.G. Ross
M. E. Rice
Collins
iMusses
Henrietta Zeigler
Jeannette Messick
Dorothy Wyatt
Influenza Cases Reported in Hillsboro Area
Hillsboro and surrounding community report a surprisingly large number of influenza cases. Local officials urge vigilance and remind residents about basic precautions and seeking medical care as needed.
Ridgely News Letter holiday notices and visits
The Ridgely News Letter reports residents spending holidays with relatives in Wulumare Selbyville and nearby areas. Many visits, dinners and gatherings are noted along with illness recoveries, influenza cases, and ongoing local church services. Residents include the Long Bennington Hoffman Shaner and Lynch families among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Long
Halidays
Wulumare
Selbyville
Joyce Bunting
Carlile Bennington
Snail
William Beaver
Alice Bennington
Beaver
C. Bennington
Oliver Clark
Ridgely
Centreville
John Hoffman
Jonas Shaner
Arthur Richards
Chris
Ida
Sarah Hoffman
Catherie Hanen
Wyoming
Church of the Brethren and the Baptists
Alelea
Anna Lynch
Washington
Lora Lynch
Kingston
N. Y
Annie S. Dean
Carter
Baltiore
Henry Ludwig
Navy
U. S. Arpo
Mike Ludwig
Ada Lud
Margaret
Baltimore
Charles Starkey
Peacock
Miss Peacock
New York City
Teressa Fountain
Milton Smith
Earl Swann
Carlton Marvel
William Marvel
Camp Meade
W.S. Jones
Mabel
Viola
Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Moore
Maryel
Hattie Hagadone
Gilbert Hagadone
E. B. Carter
Hendercon
Siler
Tomato Growers Meet in Caro County at Court House
To Tomato Growers. A general mass meeting of the Caro line County Tomato Growers' Association will be held at the Court House on Tuesday January 7 at 2 oclock. It is important that every member and grower be present to conduct business of importance. W. W. Newcomer secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claiborne
Annapolis
Lo Wethered Barrell
Baltimore
Eadgeville
Bath
Caroline County
Avor Preston
Bridgeville
Peninsula Horticultural Society
F. M. Soper
Orlando Harnson
George Carter
Geo. A. Hill
R. W. Rees
Cornell University
Rees
Temple
T. C. Johnson
Death of Viola Bowen 21 in Templeville headlines town loss
Miss Viola Bowen died at her parents home in Templeville on Friday morning after a brief heart illness aged 21. The community mourns a cheerful friend whose kindness drew many, as relatives receive heartfelt sympathy. Influenza cases exceed thirty with two fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marydel
Herman Cohee
George Smith
Olin Hummer
Cohee
Norris Bull
Bull
Cora Pippin
Likton
Leslie Pippin
Templeville
Viola Bowen
W. N. Bowen
Margaret
Ethel Sparks
W. H. Sparks
Philadelphia
Ethel
Delaware
Arthur Peacock
Elizabeth
Brooklyn
N. J
Kate O. Knotts
Cooper Carter
Baltimore
Herbert Knotts
R. E. Lane
J. Frank Lane
Goldsboro
Garrell Hony
Mary A. Richards
Henderson
W. R. Fountain
Fountain
Frank H. Doerr
Mariah H. Fountain
Charles Evern Gam
P. T. Evern Gain
Melvin E. Wheatley
Concord
W. R. Keel
John Corkell
M. Meriken
Preston
J. R. Ricards
Holiday Socials and Local News At Hobbs
A collage of social events in Hobbs and nearby towns includes gatherings hosted by the Butler and Hubbard families, Christmas visits by residents to Wilmington and Baltimore, marriages and relocations, plus a fatal fire on a Samuel Young farm destroying a barn and a recently bought automobile. The season's notes cover guests, moves, and community happenings across Andersontown, Tuckahoe Neck, and Burrsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony and
Tom Jones
Reliance
Federalsburg
Jones
Pliny Todd
James Payne
McConnell Farm
Courtland Baker
Todd
Payne Farm
Harry Ferrins
Orlan Kelley
Fowling Creek
Marion Sherwood
Margaret
Claude Howard
Andersontown
Wilmington
Philadelphia
W. L. Jump
Ward
Harry Beck
Baltimore
Miss Vickery
Concord
Baltiimore
W. E. Toad
Newark
B.S. Robinson
C. M. Cullum
Laurel
Del
E. M. Willey
Blanch Chaffinch
Florence Seeders
Mary E. Nuttle
Esther Willey
Lutherville
Local Notices From Tan Yard and Nearby
Christmas visits touch families across Tan Yard Camp Dix and Cheaster with travelers from Baltimore and Preston. Major Herbert C. Fooks faints through reports of wounds and illness in France and Washington. later correction confirms pneumonia death misreported. Golden wedding at Easton draws Preston guests. alumni banquet features Wylson Tylor address. local moves and family visits noted in Salisbury area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C. Fooks
Sixteenth Infantry
St John’s College
France
Anglo American Red Cross
Wimereaux
Boulogne
War Department
Took
Nelon H. Fooks
Preston
House of Debates
Harris
Fooks
Washington
Adjutant General's Office
Herbert Fooks
George’ Camper
Easton
Walton ‘Taylor
Thomas Trace
Thomas
Dela Kelley
Ella Whiteley
Wylson Tylor
J. Washington Wright
Creighton
Benjamin
Salisbury
James Flaharty
Penn's Grove
Mollie Clark
Alex. Noble
Local Movements and Notable Visits in Goldsboro and Easton
Community residents report multiple relocations among farmers and households in Penn's Grove New Jersey and nearby areas. Movements include D H Singer and family to Penn's Grove, J W Carroll to the Singer farm, A Butler to the Carroll vacated house, and others shifting farms and homes. A Jarrell family reunion closes with a Christmas homecoming for Cortelyou brothers from France and a note on the Camper anniversary celebration in Easton with a large guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Singer
Penn’s Grove
N. J
J. W. Carroll
Singer Farm
Alex Butler
Mr. Carroll
Asa Hughes
Cooper Farm
Town
Allie Hudon
Clark Farm
Carroll Jones
Henderson
W. C. Melvin
Jones House
E. J. Saunders
Melvin
Robi Clark
Oscar Clark
Jas. McBeth
Sapp
Jarrell
Cannery
Pete Worter
McBeth
Andrew Quillen
Wim
Hutson
Grant DeWitt
Quillen
Messrs
Wilbur
Clifford Cortelyou
France
Jane
Thei Jarrell
J.P. Stemp
Norwood, Pa
Harvey Morris
Choptank Red Cross Drive Surpasses Expectations
The Choptank Circle of the Red Cross formed in July but proved highly successful in its Christmas drive. With 64 members, it plans to expand to 100, renewing participation by families and continuing Wednesday meetings to sustain the Red Cross spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
Return of a Naval Fighter from Maryland Navy officer
A Maryland officer, senior Captain George Crenkton Carmine U S Navy recently returned from active service in the war is welcomed home. He spent his childhood near Preston and later commanded the cutter Apache in Coast Guard service before returning under orders for further naval duty. Carmine has served in the Mediterranean and British channels with no details of battles disclosed. Also noted are remarks on Captain Hackett Downes and other Maryland servicemen and a bridgeville horticulture meeting planned for January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
George Crenkton Carmine
U. S. Navy
Baltimore
United States Coast Guard Service
Mediterranean Sea
English
Bristol
Carmine
United States Coast Guard School
Coast Guard Service
Great Lakes
D. Hall Barnhart
United States Naval Battery No. 1
Verdun
Meuse
Randolph Barnhart
Hackett Downes
Josephine M. Downes
Denton
Germany
Twelfth
Eaneers
France
Elijah Griffith
John B. Grffith
Co. I
115Th Infantry
the Argonne Forest
Griffith
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Ewton Journal
Denton Mar
U Journal
Farmers’ Club
W. W. Newcomer
A. H. Dean
Vesper
Edenton
Friendshep
Caroline
Denton M. F
Hugh Brown
Queen Anne
James A. Fleming
Roland Satterfieldd
Fleming
J. E Wilson
George J. Morgan
Edgar Morgan
313Rd Infantry
Denton Knitting Circle
Lola Stafford
Earle Stafford
Richardson
Miss Pepper
Carne Mulliken
Islenzo Mulliken
Thawley’s Chapel
William Larrimore
Burrsville
Awin
Frank
Beverly W. Wright
Wright
J. T. Richardson
Charles W. Clark
James B
N. E. Clark
William RK
Chas. W. Clark
Frank Attix
Kenton
W. 5. Cantwell
Cheswold
Arthur B. Clark
Sallie #otten
International Apostolic Huhness Church
C. T. Votter
Norwich
FE. J. Moffett
Hurlock
G. L. Helsby
Thomas Dukes Coulbourn
Coulbourn
Connecticut
Martin L. Coulbourn
Sie Stevens
Willis
Ralph b.Thompson
New York
Jopp
Samuel T. Jopp
313Th Infantry
Central
Sam
Josephine Moore
Frank Eaton
Wm. Moore
Harry Moore
John Marvel
Marvil
C. H. Pippin
Florence Coursey
Thomas Dobson
Howard Pritchett
J. F. Christopher
Andrew F. Christopher
Co. A
Christopher
Marguerte Smith
West Denton
John Wroten
Virgil
Cambridge
Ernest Lynch
Alexine Chaffinch
Louise Arringdale
Hayward Todd
Mr. Smith
Williston
A. W. Silk
Roland Towers and Son
St. Hurst
C FL Collins
Henrietta Hall
Wright Hall
J. Seward Dailey
Belle Dailey
R. P. Moore
Dover
Millsboro
Maude Hummer
Effie Heather
Neese
John Starkey
Maude and
Addie
Helen Heather
Florence Faulkner
Clark
Hartley
Henry Davis
Anne Jump
Elizabeth Hall
Oxford
Chester ‘Towers
G. W. Towers
Ethel Sherwood
Robert Bryan
Harvey Quillen
John Quillen
5. R. Andrews
Ralph, Jr
Elkton
Irene Towers
Grace Andrews
Alton R. Meeser
Clayton Clark
Hillsboro
Ridgely News
Uinterest
Tion Roberts
Vernie Graves
Hockessin
Willam Davis
Paris Island
North Carolina
John
Robinson
Seaford
George Imler
Alpheus Nichols
Ruthsburg
James Smith
Frank Seward
Ralph Meredith
Sara Nelf
Peabody Institute
Harrison Holsinger
Leonard” Dean
Tom Temple
James Lynch
T. W. Jones
George Emerson
Chesapeake
Hickman
Epworth League
George Wilson
S. P. Brown
Reese, Jr
A. F. Zummerman
Nassau
R. J. S. Bullock
Rowlandsville
John Stevens
Caleb Bowdle
F. N. Cahall
Estelle Reynolds
Marcus Hook
C. C. Stevens
Hobbs News Miscellany
W. G. Holbrook
Hobbs
Ames
T. H., Towers
B. N. Chambers
Thomas Turner
Roland Chambers
Frank Chambers
William Chambers
Dewey Chambers
Mary Chambers
Clifton Flaharty
Nola Chambers
W. A. Johnson
Dennis Werner
Tan Yard
Fred H. Prettyman
Camp Dix
W. W. Prettyman
T. L. Moore
Cheeter, Pa
Harvey Cohee
Salle Cohee
Infantry
the Choptank Red Cross