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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1917

Page

5

Death of Mrs. A. Sydney Gadd in Centreville

Centreville dispatch notes the death of Mrs. A Sydney Gadd S R Beauchamp presides over Delaware State Sportsmen Association Denton market lists eggs at 36 cents chickens at 18 cents George P Sanford & Son win two poultry prizes at Norfolk show Denton town officials experiment with large lights on Main Street Services at St Elizabeth Church Denton at 830 tomorrow Rev Dr Wyatt Sermon titled The Grand Old Report Church sermons at Mt Church and in the evening A Bitter but Unavailing Cry Mrs Annie A Haverkamp sues for divorce names and dates sparse details Two ministers linked to Salisbury district M E Conference and Rev Dr C T Wyatt Bishop & Co commission merchants in New York under probe head of firm jailed for swindling farmers Superior Guano Company organized in Baltimore officers named Will sell farm near Church Hill for 9500 Granville C Crothers dies in Oak Hill Pa at son Charles's home January 17 Hundreds of local notices including insurance benefits for widows and a large dinner for United Railways stockholders Mention of unclaimed letters in Denton post office and marriage licenses issued in Clerk's office Washington College to stage Captain Van der Hum operetta February 28 events featuring H T Hollingsworth as Tim Shannon Dr J M Holmes to preach at several churches January 28 Pine needles as poultry bedding boom in lower Delaware Prices and thefts across area noted with several arrests and ongoing investigations

Centreville Dr. Wyatt M.E Oscar Clark Benjamin B. Brown Church Hill Dorsey J. Robinson Talbot Granville C. Crothers Crothers Charles Oak Hill Crouse Annie A. Haverkamp John George Haverkamp J. Allen Moore William J. Barton C. H. Whitby, Jr W. L. Holton, Jr J. E. Smith Preston Church Christ Egypt Willistop Mr. Smith Ammie Willer Laura L. Hall Clarence J. Phillips Marydel Mary E.smith Howard Culver American Corner Lena Truitt Reliance Frank Breeding Hickman Viola Brown Washington College Glee and Dramatic Clubs van der Hum Marten Ten Hoor Denton H. T. Hollingsworth Tim Shannon J. M. Holmes D. D Thawley M. P Piney Ames Maryland Delaware Beck James Carter Harrison Lewis John Stanley al Griffin Goldsboro Griffin Carter J. A. Sigler Ridgely J. Andrew Mitchell

Personal and Social News Highlights in Talbot County

Miss Loleta Catherine Golt of Willoughby and Mr. D Calvin Lynch of Ridgely wed at SS Peter and Paul in Easton with Rosa Lynch as bridesmaid and Lewis J Knots Jr as best man. After a celebratory dinner, they honeymoon in Philadelphia Washington and New York. Other items note weddings of Grace Wood and Harry Sullivan near Easton, Thomas Edwin Willis elected president of Phi Sigma Beta in Philadelphia, Ida Porter Green to John Glover in Mt Ephraim NJ, and various social visits, congratulatory gatherings, and professional appointments across the region.

Loleta Catherine Golt Willoughby Queen Anne’s County D. Calvin Lynch Ridgely Easton SS. Peter and Paul's Catholic Church Eugene R. Murphy Atch Rosa Lynch Lewis J. Knots, Jr Denton Philadelphia Washington New York Talbot County International Harvester Company Swift Fertilizer Company Grace Isabel Wood T. Marion Wood Harry Luther Sullivan Carolina B. F. Rutey Sullivan American Corner Thomas Edwin Willis Wilmington Greensboro Phi Sigma Beta Continental Hotel Willis Club C. W. Porter Ida Porter Green John Glover Mt Ephriam N. J Harry Wooters Chester Queen Anne Bessie Wooters Howard Melvin, Jr Washington College Gilbert C. Clark Golden College duPont Company Gibbstown J. M. Gordy Dorchester County Thomas L .Trice H. C. Hobbs Dinney Joseph H. Johnson Mitton H Clay Hobbs Helen Crouse Strayer's Business College Baltimore P. R. Fisher Caroline County Medical Society W. E. Black Charlestown Cecil County M.’ Duke Smith Cambridge Hospital Ella D. Fisher Long Island T. Pliny Fisher Wm. E. Greenlee

Orphans Court Proceedings Review Probate Actions

Judges Liden Moore and Covey presided as executors Wright Lane filed inventory approved and order to sell. Fisher, executor of Gibson, filed inventory. sale order granted. Schulke will proved and admitted. Letters testamentary promised to Theodore Schulke. Creditors notice ordered. appraisers Wrightson Engeman appointed. Knots trustee granted order to pay over funds to minor father. Tinley administratrix filed sales account. Lewis administrator filed distribution. Guardians of minors filed final guardianship accounts. Bailey claim against Kinder estate proved. administratrix filed inter est accounts. Smith administrator filed new real estate appraisement and corrected distribution. Liden trustee sale real estate report ratification nisi.

Orphans’ Court Liden, Moore and Covey George K. Wright Mary E. Lane Jesse Wright T. Pliny Fisher Sarah E Gibson August Schulke Theodore Schulke A. K. Wrightson Edward J. Engeman Caroline Sparks J. Owen Knots Sarah Tinley John D. Tinley Henry R. Lewis Enoch George M. Ella Anthony Thomas E Janes M Helen M Nila V Carl N Calvin Chalbourn Lucinda A. Bailey William F. Kinder H. Earle Smith Bruce G. Stevens Gootee S. Liden William EF. Liden

Epworth League Social at Hotel Singer in Goldsboro

Social at Hotel Singer on Thursday February 1 features three humorous dialogues The Gossips Domestic Grammar and Life Insurance plus recitations and music Admission two cents Hot cocoa coffee and cake served Attendees include local residents and officials Highlighting community life and local comings and goings across Goldsboro and nearby towns

Epworth League Singer Edward Lapham Luther Lapham Clayton Edward W. Lapham Lakewood Fla Robt. Jarrell Goldsboro Bank F. G. Slemmer Edith H. F. Silver W. C. Chestins Harvey Morris Win. Diggans Queen Anne Mollie Butler Chester Annie Smith Ruthanna Gray Marjorie Griffith Miriam Daling Millington J. W. Murphy E. J. Saunders Wallace Dennison Wyoming O. H. Short Trenton N. J T.noble Jarrell Wilmington

Surprise party honors Miss Ruth Van Scoy

The many friends of Miss Ruth Van Scoy gave her a surprise party last Saturday evening January 20. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Van Scoy Dennis Nichols Theresa Keel Lynde Wright Marjorie Nichols Elvar Griffith Addie Smith Cora Williams Anna May Spence Minnie Meredith Agnes Hignutt Blanche Meredith Ruth Van Scoy Maggie Meredith Helen Smith Walter Everngum Norman Meredith Dorsey Nichols Paul Meredith Claude Howard Earl Smith Emmett Channe Clarence Hignutt Bruce Wilson Raymond Smith Earl Keel Arthur Wright Roger Johnson Raymond Wright Virgil Dukes Horace Robinson Earl Lane Ernest Griffith Sidney Collins Earl Alford Cyrus Langford Raymond Andrew. Mr and Mrs Mark Hignutt hosted last Sunday guests Mr and Mrs W L Breeding and family of Ridgely. Carl Johnson Reliance spent the week with his mother Ida W Johnson. Ida W Johnson lost a fine young horse last Monday. Mrs John Nichols is on the sick list.

Ruth van Scoy N. M. van Scoy Dennis Nichols Theresa Keel Lynde Wright Marjorie Nichols Elvar Griffith Addie Smith Cora Williams Anna May Spence Minnie Russell Agnes Hignutt Blanche Meredith Maggie Meredith Helen Smith Messrs Walter Everngum Norman Meredith Dorsey Nichols Paul Meredith Claude Howard Earl Smith Emmett Channe Clarence Hignutt Bruce Wilson Raymond Smith Earl Keel Arthur Wright Roger Johnson Raymond Wright Virgil Dukes Horace Robinson Earl Lane Ernest Griffith Sidney Collins Earl Alford Cyrus Langford Raymond Andrew Mark Hignutt W. L. Breeding and Family Ridgely

Local notes from Williston and area residents

Williston O G Hignutt and wife join Mr A L Banks for a Baltimore auto show trip in the Chalmers. Lorrie Daffin opens a blacksmith shop locally. Guests include John Wright Choptank Dooling Oxford Mrs Price Eas ton. Doerrs return from wedding visit parents. W W Andrews Easton visits mother Sarah Andrews. T Overly Pottstown Pa visiting Mrs W C Todd. Mrs Philip Semer in Philadelphia for daughter’s illness. Delaware C E Abbott now miller at W C Vodd iil after storm last Sunday caused no church services.

Philadelphia C. E. Abbott Delaware W. C. ‘Vodd Iil

Local Families Attend Dinners and Visits in Smithville Area

Smithville households hosted gatherings with the Liden Wheatley Parker Kinder families and Mr and Mrs C H Parker near Bridgeville. Zeb Fountain and daughter visited Woodlynne relatives. Edna Bessie and Ruby Liden toured Denton. Helen Morris and Kathryne Spence stayed with Mrs Blanche Adams as she recovers from two weeks illness. Ladies Aid to meet Mrs Charles Wright next Tuesday.

GS. Liden M. FE. Wheatley J. H. Parker Charles Kinder C. H. Parker Bridgeville Zeb Fountain Woodlynne N. J Fred Fountain FE. A. Liden Edna Liden Bessie Liden Ruby Willen Denton Helen Morris Greenwood Kathryne Spence Blanche Adams D. C Adams Hame Charles Wright

Farmers Meet In Henderson To Discuss Corn And Tomatoes

In Edinburgh a group of farmers from Henderson and nearby areas gathered Tuesday to plan corn and tomato crops for the season. Mr and Mrs Joh Shutts and Kennard visited Frank Cuppett's home Sunday. Cuppett spent a day in Wilmington last week. Mildred Norris stayed with her parents at Bridgetown over the weekend. Colds are common but pneumonia cases remain absent. Subscribe now.

Henderson Joh Shutts Kennard Frank Cuppett Mildred Norris Bridgetown Wilmington Léonard Dean Ridgely Washington C. F. Smith Cameron W. FE. Habbart A. W. Thompson Philadelphia Lucy Bowers The Brethren Church A. W. Marvel Wilminggton

Ridgely News column bids farewell to the Snoddy party

A long list of local gatherings and notices fills this Ridgely column. Farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snoddy at the Holsinger home draws about forty five guests with cake and fruit. The party group plans travels to Carney's Point while others attend lectures, meals, and surprise kitchen showers. Numerous names, visits, illnesses, and community events shape a snapshot of Ridgely life. Close-knit community activity includes church events, school social, and multiple hospitality gatherings across January.

Templeville Sunday School elects officers for year

In Templeville the M. E. Sunday School members elected for the coming year include Superintendent Mrs. G. Knotts, assistant J. T. Griffith, secretary Mary Cahalt, treasurer Viola Brown, missionary treasurer J. T. Griffith, missionary secretary Mary Knotts, librarian Amos Wyatt, organist Florence Faulkner, and Prof. H. T. Griffith of Centreville. Also noted are visits by Mrs. M. E. Moore and Mrs. J. Sparks as Marydell hosts.

Windy Hill Residents Return Home From Short Trips

Mr and Mrs Henry Saunders returned home after a brief stay in New Castle Delaware. Mrs Ollie Corkran also returned home following a few days in Federalsburg. Mrs Bessie Said of Windy Hill moved near Denton.

Windy Hil Henry Saunders New Castle Del Ollie Corkran Federalsburg Bessie Said Windy Hill Denton

Caroline County Tomato Growers Organize in Denton Md

A county tomato growers meeting at the Court House formed the Caroline County Tomato Growers Association of Denton Maryland. Members adopted resolutions rejecting the $12 per ton contract price and pledged not to market tomatoes under contract unless a price acceptable to a majority of signers is offered. A permanent organization will be elected next Tuesday January 30 at 2 p.m. All county growers are invited.

Caroline Court House Carolline County Tomato Growers’ Association G. Nuttle W. W. Newcomer Caroline County ‘Tomato Growers’ Association Denton

Local Ladies Aid hosts meeting and junior group notes

The Ladies Aid gathered with Mrs. Alice Blades leading. new member welcomed and refreshments served. The Junior Aid met at Basil Taylor’s with many names present. next meetings planned at Mrs. Mollie Harding and Mrs. James Taylor. A letter from H B Messenger discusses tomato prices and canning industry in Caroline county, stressing yields, costs, and competition with eastern and international packers.

Local Social News From Andersontown and Surroundings

Mr and Mrs H T Nuttle of Andersontown with daughter Mary of Philadelphia visited Mr Charles H Nuttle in Morristown New Jersey. Miss Sallie Hubbard of Hobbs attended Mrs H C Hobbs wedding anniversary in Denton last Saturday. Mrs F Stafford and children visit Milford Neck parents this week. G L Jopp and wife plus her son Harold Yost motored to Baltimore early week. Hobbs Manufacturing shipped final 1916 tomato pack last Tuesday. H H Nuttle of Andersontown attended the canners convention in Wilmington this week. Wim Chance of West Grove recently visited Anderson town relatives. J H Pollard and wife were Sunday visitors of Ridgety relatives.

Hobbs H. T. Nuttle Andersontown Mary Philadelphia Charles H. Nuttle Morristown N.J Sallie Hubbard H.C. Hobbs Denton F. Stafford Harold Yost Baltimore Hobbs Manufacturing Company H.H. Nuttle Wilmington Wim. Chance West Grove J. H. Pollard Ridgety

Local visitors and guests noted this week

Mrs. Ernest Downes and daughter from Christina Montana visited Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Sparks. Mrs. Powell Short and her children from Dover Delaware stayed with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Stewart. Miss Grace Collins visited her sister near Federalsburg. Miss Alan E. Thompson visited Miss Elsie A. Towers in Eston. Miss Louise Gray from Galdsboro visited Mrs. H. W. B. Rowe. Gladys M. Gale spent days in Baltimore. Dr. H. W. B. Rowe spent part of the week in Western Maryland. Mr. H. M. Thompson was a Baltimore visitor.

Ernest Downes Chiristina Montana W. B. Sparks Powell Short Dover Del C. E. Stewart Grace Collins Nelson McMahon Federalsburg Alan E. Thompson Elsie A. Towers Eston Louise Gray Galdsboro H. W. B. Rowe Gladys M. Gale Baltimore Maryland H. M. Thompson

Bradley to Build Modern Packing House at Redman Cannery

Mr S Bradley who has lately purchased the Redman cannery and other property here will build a modern packing house and install the latest sanitary machinery and operate it during the coming season.

American Corner S. Bradley Redman Cannery

Resolutions of Respect for G. Edgar Williamson

The Association of Caroline and Dorchester counties removes G. Edgar Williamson from its roll. He died October 19 1916 at a young age. His brethren find comfort knowing he was ready to enter the presence of the King. Committee members T Alan Gotpsborough Neeson H Fooks C L Saxton B S Insley R F Noses.

Caroline Dorchester Counties G. Edgar Williamson T. Alan Gotpsborough Neeson H. Fooks C. L. Saxton B. 5. Insley R. F. Noses Committee

Wheat and corn price shifts noted in markets

Market brief records wheat trading from $2 to $2.04 per bushel and corn activity around £1.14 to $1.15, reflecting currency-adjusted price movements and ongoing commodity volatility.

Recommendations for town waste control in Denton Missouri

The Economics Club of Denton Missouri 1916 asks Town and County Commissioners to enforce any existing waste disposal laws or enact a new ordinance. They urge burning dry inflammables and removing non combustible materials on a fixed schedule under public cleaning supervision and propose removing billboard advertising to beautify the town.

Economics Club Denton Home Economics Club

Subscribe for the Journal County News

A compact notice inviting readers to subscribe to the Journal and receive comprehensive county news. The item emphasizes staying informed on local events, politics, and community developments through the publication.

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Demise of Mr Winnie H Towers Stuns Community

Mr Winnie H Towers aged 32 died at his Sixth Street home from tetanus linked to a foot wound suffered Jan 9 while stepping on a brass tire tube. An engineer for the electric company, he leaves a widow Mabel Thawley and five children. Funeral held at his home with interment in Denton cemetery. Also noted: death of Dr John W Chambers in DuBois Pa, and obits for Mrs Elphensie Poore Williams, Miss Mary Richardson, Mrs Phoebe Satterfield, and Mr Frank Jester with brief funeral details.

Winnie H. Towers Sixth Street Towers Osler Electric Company Mabel Thawley Mary L. Thawley John Thawley Thomas P. Towers Charles H. Towers T. Houston Towers John Spencer Homer Rice Clarence Roe F. P. Stafford G. L. Helsby T. O. Crouse Crouse Templeville Thomas J. Chambers Caroline Cora Ferguson Colin Ferguson Dover Del Centreville Chambers Thomas R. Chambers L. Alan Dill Cora Agnes L. Chambers James Chambers Marshall, Mo Jane Chambers Duncan Oklahoma Elphensie Poore Williams George Williams Texas W. W. Williams G. T. Williams R. B. Williams A. S McDaniel Nellie Williams Williams William Poore Caroline County William Williams Mary Richardson Washington Mercy Hospital Baltimore Richardson Benjamin Richardson Denton St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church Miss Richardson Thomas J. Richardson Minnie Richardson Phoebe Satterfield William C. Satterfield Greensboro Temple Smith J. Gibson Gantt Satterfield Calvin Satterfield Lawrence Satterfield Port Clinton Ida P. Mitchell California Clara Harper A. A. Christian Lizzie Leés Philadelphia E. C. Carter Eliza Earickson Frank Jester Duponts Wilmington Harrington Jester Aaron Jester

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