Denton News Briefs Sweep Local Officials and Commerce
Local items report bank board changes at the Denton National Bank with new directors and officers, the annual election results, a 260 acre wood land sale in Caroline County, a store opening by Long and Beall, and various civic notices. Also noted are church services, adverts for sales events, mail at the Denton post office, and club installations including Choptank Tribe No. 177 Red Men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starvey
Cooper
Joe
Nest Week
W. Harry Jopp
R. N. Hitchens
Denton
Flor. Owens
BP B. Hopper
County Commissioners
Caroline County
Long & Beall
Isaac N. Willoughby
Senator Cooper
Senate
Afay EF. Murphy
Elmira Wis
Harrington
Laura Wis
Hare
Anti-Saloon League
Morl Church
J. FH. Beer
Manger
J. E Smith
Preston
Williston
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway Co
Joppa
Avalon
General Assembly
Harvey L. Cooper
Caroline
Howard Bryant
Ways and Means
House
Denton Post Office
Samuel Hughes
H. E. Stevens
Mary Thomas
Harry Gable
Thos
F. Cannon
John Holiday
Harriet Parsons
Ethel Warsons
Wilson
Clarence Anderson
Jennie M. Wright
Marrie Hickman
Webster Nutter
J. E Hubbard
Dave Welch
Alverta Clark
Steve Elenry
Geo. Huffer
Fo Noo Daemom
J. H. Fosterfield
C. J. Kern
Sachem
W. N.thawley
Sagamore
R. M. Raleigh
Jr. Sagamore
O. F. Smith
K. W. Short
W. R. Allaband
W. TL. Smith
Wipwam
Frank FE. Davis
Joseph el. Bernard
George S. Kaingh
Peoples National Bank
Albert Gglowers
Frank P Covey
Somen Like
Paul Holsinger
William Croll
Thomas
J. Way
Albert W. Sisk
William RR. Fountain
George I. Redden
Henry ‘F Nutte
Thomas F. Johnson
Fir Chay Hobbs
Wessis
Reddlen
TP Oountain
Bank
Albert G. Towers
Elen Ty I. Nuttle
Pinos F. Johnson
Castuer
Sueruian 1Ignutt
Teller
J. Melvin Anthony
Bud Leeper
Weddings and social notices from Queen Anne's area
A summary of several personal news items: Anita B. Downes married Bert W. Warren at her father Stephen R. Downes home on January 12, with Mendelssohn played by sister Mary Downes. The couple will reside near Elenderon. Another wedding: Isabelle Rice wed Freeborn Ellwanger, with Lohengrin music by Mildred Gooden, after which they headed north. plans to live near Greensboro. Also noted are: Carrie Dean and John Carroll Quimby wedding in Ruthsbury parsonage. George Bucher funeral attended by M F King family. Ethel Matilda Ottinger wedding to William Legar Goodwin on January 12. medical notes on Albert G. Yowers and Mrs M P Allen. Edna Cochran guest of Annie Lewis. Mrs Gilbert Tipnutt in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen R. Downes
Anita B
Bert W. Warren
Felton
Del
Mendelssohn
Mary Downes
W. E. Habbart
Ridgely
Points North
Queen Anne's County
Bridgetown
Mr. Warren
Delaware
Farina
W. G. Carton
Elenderon
Isabelle Rice
Greensboro
Carrie Dean
Marion Dean
Queen Anne
John Carroll Quimby
Wye Neck
Ma. George
Ruthsbury
Proom
George Bucher
Ulder Ro. Bucher
Wm. Bucher
M. F. King
Robert Groit
Quarryville
M. OF. King
Tuckahoe Neck
HL. Ow. Petty
Philadelphia
Ethel Matilda Ottinger
Mir
William Legar Goodwin
Albert G. Yowers
University Hospital
Baltimore
M. P. Allen
Edna Cochran
Crisfield
Annie Lewis
Gilbert Tlipnutt
Orphans Court Proceedings Record Estate Actions
Judges Liden Moore and Covey presided as creditors were notified and estates adjusted. Executors and administrators presented final accounts and releases, guardians filed wards releases, new letters of administration granted, notices to creditors ordered, appraisers named, and Equitable Surety Company discharged from further liability on guardianship bonds.
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Orphans’ Court
Liden, Moore and Covey
Charles W. Adams
John W. Adams
Lazzie Cooper
William O. Adams
John I. Adams
Charles A. Whisler
Guardian
George H. Whisler
Grace MM. Krabill
Whisler
Minnie Stevenson
Walter J. Stevenson
John T. Clark
James Swann
Equitable Surety Company
George FL
Galen R
Hazel
Grace M. Krabill
Whistler
Henry J. Bashor
Denton Main Street Improvement Meeting Yields 50 Cents
Denton residents gathered at the Court House to discuss plans for Main Street upgrades. Town commissioners urged summaries and taxpayers voiced support for funding via a fifty cent per lineal foot assessment on abutting property. Officials and locals expect the project to proceed this year.
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Main Street
Court Elouse
Preswent Colgain
Police Cases From Ridgely and Federalsboro Jails
Two colored men Brown and Benson from Ridgely are jailed in Denton. Brown gets a jail sentence for fighting, Benson faces a Ridgely hearing Saturday on whiskey selling charges. Tom Beulah and Daniel Stanford from Federalsboro are at Henton jail. Tom faces forgery of Redman & Son and American Corner checks, Stanford attempted to cash a forged check.
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Brown
Benson
Ridgely
Denton
Tom Beulah
Daniel Stanford
Federalsboro
Henton
Tom
Redman & Son
Auerican
St. Jou
Redman & San
Dle
Senatorial bid and factory labor appeal in state paper
The American reports Welter as a strong candidate for the United States Senator nomination and notes Governor Goldsborough's rising profile in the senatorial ring. The Remington Arms Co at Moldystone, Pa. has employed many local youths and seeks to hire more from the county.
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the American
Welter
United States
Goldsborough
Remington Arms Co
Moldystone
Hia
Porter Tenth Wedding Anniversary at Federalsburg Home
A Tuesday evening celebration at Mr. and Mrs. T Wilton Porter marked their tenth wedding anniversary. Numerous local guests from Federalsburg and nearby towns attended, sharing music, rock, and refreshments in a festively decorated dining room. Many gifts were exchanged and good wishes offered for the couple's future years of happiness.
Toyn Prize Essay Wins for Prophylactic Toothbrush
Master Albert Robinson, eighth grade, won first prize in an essay contest by Florence Manufacturing Co makers of the Prophylactic toothbrush. He received a gold medal. Several other local school pupils earned gun metal medals for the theme A Clean Tooth Never Decays. Mrs Kate O G Konatts hosted Sunday guests including Roy Startand of Millington and Roland Koott of Ridgely. Miss Lore Peters, near Sudlerville, is visiting her friend Mrs Hattie Peters. Kenneth Biddle and family of Sadlersville visited Mrs Edna Cahall on Tuesday. Irons Pippin and Melvin Kinnamon called on a friend in Wyoming Sunday. W O Rickards of Henderson spent Tuesday with Mr Rickard. Miss Mary Ross is visiting in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Robinson
Florence Manufacturing Co
Kate OG. Konatts
Roy Startand
Millington
Roland Koott
Ridgely
Lore Peters
Th. Rickand
Mary Ross
Wilmington
Smithville Marriage and Local News Notes
Smithville reports Elder Savah Williams and Alonzo Stewart quietly wed at the M I parsonage in Concenl. Local guests include Earle Penny packer and sister Helen, with Wella Smith. Esther Shaw takes a teaching post at Ridgely High School. Chas Meredith family guests of Ban Meredith. Cree family moved to G H Williamson place. Snowy sleighing enjoyed by young folks. Virgil Whittle a visitor from Chester, Pa.
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Savah Williams
and Mars
Frank Williams
Near Here
Alonzo Stewart
Greenwood
M. I
Concenl
Res. IL BB
Kelso
Earle Penny Packer
Helen
Wella Smith
Harmon Penny Packer
Federalsburg
Esther Shaw
Ridgely
Dinner party hosted by Mrs Pauline Nichols
Mrs Pauline Nichols entertained last Thursday with a guest list including Mr and Mrs Thomas Nichols and son Russell of Federalsburg Mr and Mrs P K E Cahall and son Lester of Burnsville Mr and Mrs Ralph Nichols and daughter Louise of Greensboro Mr and Mrs CG D Collison and Mrs Edward Roe of Hobbs Mr and Mrs A Nichole and Mr Dennis Nichols of Concord along with Miss Myrtle Roe Anna Hignutt and Marjorie Nichols Also notable Sunday gathering for Miss Pauline Nichols and friends Miss Pearl Satterfield and Laura Thawley Meese Pred Lewis and Clarence Vass A hen panel was hosted by Miss Pauline Nichols last week Miss Anna Hignutt of Conn caotd and Miss Myrtle Roe of Lobb were noted guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Nichols
Thomas Nichols
Russell
Federalsburg
P. KE. Cahall
Lester
Burnsville
Ralph Nichols
Louise
Greensboro
D. Collison
Edward Roe
Hobbs
A. Nichole
Dennis Nichols
Concord
Myrtle Roe
Queen Anne Obituary Highlights and Local Visits
The remains of Henry Multlchen were brought from Wilmington and buried in Greenmount cemetery. Anthony Grace and family spent Sunday with Mir and Abe Moore in Fas ton. Virginia May traveled to Baltimore for an appendix operation. Alvabeth Lightoes and D Cax Briscoe visited Baltimore. Parpin Mitchell of Waliington spent the weekend with his family. Miss Johnson of Denton visited Mire Laura Knotts. G J Jump spent seven days on Washington trip this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Multlchen
Wilmington
Greenmount Cemetery
Anthony Grace
Faston
Mir
Abe
C. Moore
Virginia May
Baltimore
Parpin Mitchell
Waliington
Miss Johnson
Denton
Mire
Laura Knotts
G. J. Jump
Washington
Engaged by Wednesday staged by Federalsburg seniors
Federalsburg High School seniors present the drama Engaged by Wednesday on Tuesday evening January 9 in the Opera House. The performance promises local student talent and school spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pederalsburg
Federalsburg
Oper
Ridgely News Column Reports Widespread Grip and Local Notices
A Ridgely column lists many residents affected by the grip and notes several deaths and funerals. Marion Starkey dies near Ridgely and is buried at Hillsboro. Elizabeth Porter and Maud Marvel families are mentioned with health and travel updates. Community clubs discuss Jane Addams Hull House study, and local moves, school events, and shop openings are reported with frequent names and places.
Min Tansey and Miss Mande wed at Bethlehem church
Min Tansey and Miss Mande Stevens, both near Bethlehem, were married Tuesday evening at 7 in the Bethlehem parsonage. Rev. W. L. Cummings of Williamsburg performed the ceremony, assisted by Rev. I. F. Haddaway. The revival service continues with unusually large attendance despite bad weather. Church and Sunday School are reorganized with new officers elected. Mrs. Clayton Taylor of Denton was guest of Mr. Piben Taylor. Mrs. Joseph Clark, sick with grip, is improving. general sickness is scarce.
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Min Tansey
Mande BE
Stevens
Bethlehem
WL TE Cummings
Wiliamburg
I. F. Haddaway
Sersie
Mire
Cummings
Wilhamsburg
Clayton Taylor
Denton
Piben Taylor
Social happenings in Hillsboro and surrounding towns
Hillsboro and nearby area patrons hosted guests and attended gatherings last week. Allan Pennington and daughter Margaret visited Mr and Mrs W O Pennington. Mrs Bese Mobi of Philadelphia stayed with Mr and Mrs J Leche Beauchamp. Mrs Thompson hosted the Ladies Guild at Mrs WoL Macon’s home. others traveled to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York for events and visits.
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Allan Pennington
Jettle
Margaret
Myr
Mn. W
She Ladies” Guild
Mas
Macon Fort
Hobbs Manufacturing to Add Storage and Berry Cups
Hobbs Manufacturing Co plans a commodious storage house as an addition to its extensive buildings and soon will begin making berry cups. Local marriage: F A Cooper of Greensboro weds Myrtle Loud of Brownsville last Wednesday at the parsonage. Community notes mention various visits, illnesses, and a brief note on corn at 7 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs Manufacturing Co
F. A. Cooper
Greensboro
Myrtle Loud
Brownsville
C. J. Burdette
J. K. Chattinch
Hillsboro
Denton
M. B. Smith
Murphy & Hayes
Wye Mills
Hobbs
HR. Merriken
Federalsburg
HL Meniken
Farming Woes Amid Low Yields Hit Peninsula Crop Losses
Willngton Morning News notes wheat crop fell up to 40 percent and corn crop down, squeezing farmers' incomes and purchasing power. Labor shortages persist while tomato yields lag, but rising canned tomato prices offer a glimmer. Canner demand slowed last year, yet outlook improves for tomato growers as prices rise.
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Willngton
Peninsula
Totg
Longtime Ilion Postmaster Mia Hooker Moves Home
Mia H. C. Hooker, a town elder and former postmaster for fourteen years, relocates to Ilion New York with family joining in a reunion. He joins Remington Arms Company and leaves a broad circle of friends. Rev G W Moore returns from a Del revival trip. Mr Thomas Godfrey sells to Charles Urry and returns to Snow Hill. Rev Mr Neese buried pulpit duties in Clayton. Mrs Mollie Gaay improves after illness as Edwin Butler heads to Wilmington. Wm Gray from Baltimore returns home.
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Mia
HE. C. Hooker
Ilion
N. Y
Booker
Remington Arms Company
Rev
G. W. Moore
New Castle
Del
Mr. Johnson
M. F. Church
Thomas Godfrey
Charles Urry
Snowhill
Mr. Neese
Clayton, del, M. E
Mollie Gaay
Edwin Butler
Local visitors and social notes from town
Hickman Roy Haymond and William McKelvey of Trenton N J and Mrs Samuel Chambers and Master Howard Anderson of Lewes recent guests of John Haymond near town. Mesdames Sallie Morgan Ivah Passwaters Martha Thomas improving. Mrs Gilbert Breeding and Naomi Haymond visited Mr William Bullock Federalsburg. Homer Haymond returned home after weekend with H E Robinson Marrington. Roland Dukes visiting friends. Violet Messick and Lena Dorbert visiting Milford relatives. G Breeding visiting Philadelphia. Isaac Noble visiting Concord. Ola Scott visiting Federalsburg.
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Hickman
Roy Haymond
William McKelvey
Trenton
N. J
Samuel Chambers
Howard Anderson
Lewes
John Haymond
Mesdames Sallie Morgan
Ivah Passwaters
Martha Thomas
Gilbert Breeding
Naomi Haymond
William Bullock
Federalsburg
Homer Haymond
H. E. Robinson
Marrington
Roland Dukes
Town
Violet Messick
Lena ‘Orbert
Milford
G. Breeding
Philadelphia
Isaac Noble
Concord
Ola Scott
Matthews Hosts Guests From Several Cities
Mrs Vern Smith hosted guests on Sunday of last week including Mrs William I Cody of Baltimore and Mr Ernest McKnott of Greensboro. Also present were Mr and Mrs Els Murphy, Mr James Andrews, Messrs Clarence and John Wooters of Lewistown, Mr Floyd Kaufman of Centreville, and Mrs Hubert Griffith of Buffalo New York. Mrs Ida Cody returned to her Baltimore home after visiting her sister Mrs Vera Smith.
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Vern Smith
William I. Cody
Baltimore
Els Murphy
Ernest McKnott
Greensboro
James Andrews
Clarence
John Wooters
Lewistown
Floyd Kaufman
Centreville
Hubert Griffith
Huffalo
N.Y
Ida Cody
Vera Smith
Sixteen Americans Killed in Mexican Bandit Attacks
Sixteen Americans were recently murdered by Mexican bandits, among them Maurice Anderson, son of Mr. Roland Anderson formerly of Easton. The article warns another such incident could prompt intervention, despite swift execution of the killers and President Wilson urging Americans to leave Mexico amid unsettled times.
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Maurice Anderson
Roland Anderson
Easton
Wilson
Mexico
Reception for Esther Wilson in Marvel leads to surprise
A large gathering at Marvel’s M. PS patonage saluted Esther Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Wilson of Hotel Dupont Wilmington. Guests included Miss Dailey and several Henderson area residents. Meanwhile, Rebecca Cannon’s funeral was held near Henderson with Rev. W Miller McCann officiating. Irwin D. Kenton and Army Walls wed in Goldsboro, and Alfred Gordon aged 70 died after a Monday collapse. Local updates note grip illnesses and other visitors in Wilmington and surrounding towns.
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Esther Wilson
John R. Wilson
Hotel Dupont
Wilmington
W. M. McCann
M. PS
Mary Dailey
Edith Davis
Mary Lockwood
Maud Starkey
Marguerite Smith
Mother Wilson
Ernest Lockwood
Tyson Hleather
Milton McCann
Jas
Hammer Kennard Shultz
Hany McCann
Rebecca Cannon
Joseph Cannon
Henderson
W. Miller McCann
Templeville
M. KE
W. Muller McCann
Kenton
Alfred Gordon
Templeside
Jones
Chesapeake Construction Company
Elkton
R. H. Gibson
John RK. Wilson
Esther
Kate Heather
B. F. Wale
Harry Sparks
Wilimington
Walter Moore
Oxford
Thomas McGinnis i
A. F. Heather
Smith
Woman Suffrage Gains Ground in Senate Debate
The suffrage committee in the United States Senate advocates universal woman suffrage arguing that extending rights aligns with popular sovereignty. They note women are half the population and participate in all aspects of society from industry to war, calling for equal political privileges and responsibilities.
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United States Senate
Dr Edwin Pound to keynote Lyceum at Queen Anne
The Lyceum course at Queen Anne lists Dr Edwin Aldine Pound as the next attraction on Wednesday evening January 19. His appeal rests on more than stage craft. behind the oratory lie deep convictions and noble aims guiding listeners toward uplifting thought.
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Nest
Lyceum
Queen Anne
Edwin Aldine Pound
Dr. Pound
Britain Tightens Exit for Fighting-Age Men
War escalation warning as policy forbids men of fighting age to depart Great Britain signaling continued European conflict.
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Europe
Huge Fortune for Marylanders
Dorchester relatives expected to share a potential two hundred million dollar estate tied to John C. Price, who left Colorado land for Maryland then died poor on Holland’s Island. His heirs may travel to Baltimore to pursue their claim as records reveal a Western city grew on Price’s abandoned land with a long history of transfer defects.
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Maryland
Holland's Island
Baltimore
John C. Price
Colorado
Price
Billy Sunday Advocates Preparedness in Sermons
Billy Sunday urges preparedness with a big P in Trenton sermons backing President Wilson amid national uncertainty. He favors war when needed, supports battleships and submarines, and ties readiness to defense of the Stars and Stripes and the Monroe Doctrine.
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Billy Sunday
Trenton
Wilson
Sunday
Stars and Stripes
God
Spain
Cuba
Mexico
Texas
New Mexico
Nevada
California
Pennsylvania Railroad seeks public confidence poster
The Pennsylvania Railroad issues a poster asking passangers and shippers to share reasons for lack of confidence in rail service. It invites serious suggestions to improve service and foster better understanding between users and management, urging readers to give candid views and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad System
John Wesley Great Methodist bi centenary tribute
The Boston Monitor calls a reprint of President Wilson's address at Wesleyan University a charming work on John Wesley. It notes time deepens admiration for the great preacher and cites his success as rooted in unwavering reliance on divine Principle and the belief that the Lord's hand can save and hear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley
Wilson
Wesleyan University
Boston Monitor
Monitor
Isaiah
Jurors Chosen for April Term by Judge Adkins
Judge Adkins selected the April circuit court jurors Tuesday, listing a long roll of names by district with marks to indicate those chosen. The box contained numerous eligible jurors across eight districts, including Walter Sapp, Carroll Johnson, James Hopkins, and William A. Roe among many others, highlighting the county’s pool for the upcoming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Adkins
Circuit Court
All Mills Overrun With Orders
The passage notes a nationwide surge in business, with mills and the steel industry amid record volumes of orders. The Iron Age cites unprecedented steel demand, while The Philadelphia Record highlights a revival visible in the automobile sector and factories strained to meet orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philadelphia Record
Conference Meets In March in Wilmington
The Forty-Eighth Session of the Wilmington Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church will convene at Union Church Wilmington Del Wednesday March 29 Bishop Joseph F Berry of Philadelphia presiding officer This will be the last session of the present quadrennium before the General Conference in Saratoga Springs next May
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Methodist Episcopal Church
Union Church
Del
Joseph F. Berry
Philadelphia
General Conference
Saratoga Springs
Farmers and Canners to Meet in Denton
The Caroline County Farmers Club of Denton held an January 8 meeting to discuss price and acreage of tomatoes for 1916. A special meeting is planned for Tuesday January 18 at 2 p m in the Court House with all farmers and canners invited to discuss the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
W. C. Beckwith
Sec’ Y
Goncard Couple Wed at Concord Parsonage
Mr Henry W Scott and Miss Della F Trice were united in marriage at Concord parsonage on Saturday night January 1st by Rev H B Kelso in the presence of friends. They will reside on the John Stevens farm. Mr Thomas Trice has moved to the Charles Wright place. He is about ninety and Mrs Trice is eighty four. Mrs Ben Lawless is recovering from illness of several weeks.
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Henry W. Scott
Della F. Trice
Concord Parsonage
H. B. Kelso
John Stevens
Thomas Trice
Charles Wright
Trice
Ben Lawless
Feed Your Horses Dr. Humphrey's Special Tonic
A compact sales note argues hard work and long drives reduce a horse's value unless kept in good condition. It promotes Dr. Humphrey's Special Tonic for Horses to build up spirit and health, sold under a written guarantee by John Clark in Greensboro.
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Dr. Humphrey
John Clark
Greensboro
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