Denton Journal 1916 Jews from All Parts of the County Solicited
Local page notes under a general heading invite Jews from across Denton County to respond or participate in a community notice. Item appears as a brief public solicitation appearing in the Saturday morning edition.
Denton notices and auctions highlight local sales and events
Public sales announced for two land parcels in the Eighth and a 130 acre tract in the Second district. Community events include a Campfire Girls cake and ice cream sale on Main and Fifth, a Home Economics Club meeting on canning vegetables, and a Denton trap shooting club formation with first shoot on July 4. Also notice of postmaster change, roadside tree and outhouse sanitation reminders, clothing drive for Children’s Aid Society, and a fatal bull attack on a resident near Mathews town road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AV. Brewster Deen
Harvey L. Cooper
Main
Fifth Streets
Rollin B. Page
Court House
Denton
A.W. Short
A. W. Short & Son
Vermont
A. E. Cooper
John T. Carter
Albert S. Clandy
Board of County Comissioners
Wmn. D. Fleetwood
West Denton
George Cross
Minnesota
Cross
State Roads Commission
Potomuke City
Virginia Strate Line
Home Economics Club
Charles W. Adams
Brooke Lee
Maryland
Col. Adams
Bishop Adams
Lee
John B. Swartz
Matthewstown
Falbot
Ed. Adams
F.W. Simonds
Charlie Price
John C. Matthews
Annie Johnson
Richard Carpenter
Geo. Commish
J. F. Coffin
Waggie Morgin
Witliam N. Cannon
W. F. Cannon
Spurry
Shields Farm
Tuckahoe Neck
L. B. Towers
H. L. Cooper
James Jarrell
Ridgely
Vicinity
Children’s Aid Society
Caroline County
William H. Anderson
Dr Budd Re appointed principal of Wilmington Academy
A Dover exchange declares Dr Henry G. Budd re appointed principal of the Wilmington Conference Academy, praising his sterling worth and years of service. The Board of Trustees action is commended as ensuring continued progress and prosperity under his supervision for Dover’s noted educational institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover Exchange
Ienry G. Hudd
Wilmington Conference Academy
Budd
Dover
Queen Anne Girls to Attend Johns Hopkins Summer School
Miss Mildred Short and Miss Helen Hicks will depart Monday for Baltimore to attend summer school at Johns Hopkins University. Mrs. John Taylor and her children have returned to Wilmington after several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark. Mrs. Frances Clark of Wilmington visits her mother Mrs. Charles Rhodes. Miss Elizabeth Brown of Hagerstown visits her mother Rev. I. Ht. Dashiell in Wilmington. Sixteen visitors to Mrs. S. J. Barton, Miss Emily Knott, spend the week in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Melvin Anthony
Niagara
Great Lakes
West Baltimore Methodist Protestant Church
T. O. Crouse
Denton
Walter F. Perkins
Hazel Madeline Walker
Augustus [. Walker
Ann Anthony
Nettie Benton Hall
Lynn Stevens
J. Frank Brown
J. Vernon Bnubaugh
Porter H. Flanti
Lester Nally
Gilmor Street
Anthony
Earl P. Knots
Louis J. Knotts
Washington College
Knots
Maryland University
Edna M. Clark
J. Et. Clark
Caroline County
William C. Littleton
Easton
B. F. Ruley
Edna Mae
John V. Yeager
Baltimore
M. FE. Parsonage
Ellicott City
J. E. Lynder
Rhoda Marine Stevens
Bruce G. Stevens
Parksdale
Oregon
West
Marine
Charles H. Redden
Irene E. Wallace
New York
Wallace
City
Alva Jones, Jr
Mary Jones Fisher
Western Maryland College
Lihaca
Cornell University
Frederick B. Nuttle
Philadelphia
Ahearn
Queen Anne's County
A. G. Gelletly
Wilmington
Martha E. Fisher
Miss May
W. N. Bower
New Jersey
Benjamin Hopkins
Eva Garey
Sparrow's Point
Ella Downes
Randdolph- Macon Cotlege
J. H. Beer
Pennsylvania
Thomas ©. Cronse
PB. OR. Fisher
Washington
Ethel P. Cade
Federalsburg
Helen Brown
Hickman
Hickman-Epworth
Epworth
Felton
Estelle Reynolds
Four Mill
W. E. Butlock
James Morgan
W. OR. Peters
Washington, D. C
James Nicholas
Mildred Short
Helen Hicks
Sumer School
Johns Hopkins University
John Taylor
Harry Clark
Frances Clark
Charles Rhodes
Elizabeth Brown
Hagerstown
I. Ht. Dashiell
S. J. Barton
Emily Knott
Alice Brumbaugh
Juniata College
Huntingdon
Juniata River
Arthur
Irving Brumbaugh
Greensboro
Raleigh
Samuel Cohee
Rithsburg
Easton Hospital
Charles Cohee
Detwiler Place
Church Wall
Barton
Henry Wilkinson
Master Barton Wilkinson
Glenry Wilkinson
M. Wilkinson
Queen Anne
KK. MM
Sadie Shay
Harry Neice
Mary Tfemmons
Messrs
J. C
J. JH. Tlemmons
tHlaw and Sath
Lune Visaaug Fin Bothers
Afesia
C. W
Albl
Wlotl Smith
Lfter
Mesdaimes
Turner
Molhe
Richard
Salle Clark
Wyoming
Delaware
Willard Jane
Grace
Myrtle Thompson
Will Cianon
Hennett
Chayton
Bessie Tinley
Ernest Jones
Atlantic City
Gat
The
Reformed Church
Alexander Russell
Mary Slaughter
Blanche Slaughter
Afr
Harry Hemimons
Hammonton
C. Lo Herzog
Albert Sp@lsbury, Jr
Sherman Ilignatt
Mabel Baker
James Thawtey
Grace Ef. Collins
Mo E. Holbrook
Trolbs
AL D. Branford
George H. Beaven
Paul Mason
Rural and Town Notes From Ridgely Scene
Daily life notices from Ridgely and nearby including residents traveling, visits, and illnesses. A local tax rate update shows County Commissioners raising the levy to $1.54 per hundred with detailed expense items for courts, roads, schools, and public services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Denton Bridge
Linchester Bridge
Tuckahoe
C. E
Sherif
Board of Health
Tay School Board
Caroline School Names 1916 17 Teachers and Appointments
The list shows numerous teachers assigned to multiple schools including Denton Primary Lanura Melvin principal Myrtle Dukes Caroline Becklen Mary Fleetwood and more across towns such as Goldsboro Greensboro Ridgely and Federalsburg. Notable appointments include Frank J Ring as teacher of manual and physical training and Miss Hazel Butlock in home economics at Denton Federalsburg and Ridgely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marydel— Maud Humner
Mildred Seward
Wenderson
Eeith Goodwin
Alice Mason
Olivia Caflin
Bee Tree
Alice Roe
Goldsboro
Thomas McCloud
Myrtle Thompson
Caroline DeFordt
Edinburgh
Mildred Norris
Baltimore Corner
Lila Spicher
Moore’ S
Lillie Doty
Sadie Allen
Lowe’ S
Emily Carey
Greensboro
A. P. Simmons
Grace Greenlee
Stephanie Ward
Judith Dill
Elise Roe
Michel PL Cude
Bertha Shull
Barcus
Miriam Cahalt
Bridgetown
Mildred Shall
Garey
Annie Carter
Netlie Dewning
Elizabeth Dukes
Denton
Lanura Melvin
Myrtle Dukes
Caroline Becklen
Mary Fleetwood
Williamson
Olivia P. Rae
Oaks
Maranda Stolbrook
Williston
Rebecca Satterfield
Willoughby
Eva Delord
Andersontown
Minerva
Tovth
Hickman
Ursula Stangiites
Hynson
Gladys Fister
Harmony
Marguerite Smith
Smithson
Katherine Smith
Elsie Bilbrough
Grove
Clara Skirven
Preston
W. T. Jamp
Mary E. Davis
Alice Schwaninger
Elizabet Bryan
Amy Read
Katherine Cox
Sarah Reynolds
Choptank
Alice Tubb
Poplar Neck
Iva Gritiih
Wubbard
Henrietta McMahan
Bethlehemm
Frances Tubbs
Federalsboro
Aa. C. Biowel
Princes Pal
Addie Gate
Grace Dennis
Julda Turner
Lelia J. Cox
Eva Wright
Anna Brown
Maya Phompson
Dora Nable
Dorothy Andrew
Lavinia Croure
Hickory Hill
Verda Graham
Houston
Anna Ro
Nichale
Mabelle Baker
Nabb
Edna Licen
Hillsboro
Mabel Knott
Thawley
Grace Holsinger
Sailsbury's
Lida Wine
Cedar Grove
Vars
Ridgely
Olive Vincent
Federalsburg
Western Maryland College
Elva Cheecum
Hattie Dunham
State Normal School
Taw-on
Reliance Ladies Aid Society Meets at Bradley Home
The Ladies Aid Society gathered Wednesday at Mr. and Mrs. J1 F Bradley home. After business, guests enjoyed refreshments in the dining room. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. J A Leach, Lee Morris, Ira W Wheatley, and many Bradleys, Car rolls, Rogers, and Mortis family members. Several local residents visited kin and friends over the week, with Wheatley and Rogers families hosting and visiting others in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
F. Bradley
J. A. Leach
W. C. Bradley
Myrtle Stack
Nellie Stanton
Bertha Rogers
Lyda Morris
Una Rogers
Alice
Mary Carroll
Edna Wheatley
Rhoda
Ia Bradley
Edith
Myrtle Carroll
Golda
Mary Bradley
Severn Bradley
Connard Alamimer
Gilbert Ropers
Earle Bradley
Charlie Carroll
Floyd Lankford
Marion Mills
Jeete Compt
Ernest and
Everett Mortis
Russell Bradley
Leon
Alfred Bradley
Melvin FE. Wheatley
James Wheatley
Otis Rogers
Alvernia
George Rogers
Fred Williams
Seafoul
Christmas season visitors gather in Marydel notes
Marydel reports a lineup of visitors from Philadelphia and surrounding areas. Mrs. Charles W. Rambo and daughters Eleanor and Mildred stay with her parents at hotel Heather, Effa Heather returns from Philadelphia, and H Johnson with son visit M P parsonage. Florida and Camden guests, plus Milford and Elkton visitors, are listed along with C W Jacobs traveling to Georgia for peach deals. A cold bath remedy ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Rambo
Eleanor
Mildred
Philadelphia
A. F. Sleather
Heather
Effa W. Heather
Florida
C. W. Jacobs
Walter Ros
Camden
Del
J. Cohee
Reed
Milford
Rev
O. B. Reed
Harry Pippin
Elkton
Bethlehem Birthday Party for Eliza Jabell
Mr and Mrs W PR Carroll hosted a birthday party for their daughter Eliza Jabell in Bethlehem last Wednesday evening marking her seventh year. Guests included numerous local families and neighbors from Harmony, Preston, Sea Fort and Easton area. Farmers report wheat harvest nearing completion in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ‘Pr. Carroll
Eliza Jabell
George Walker
Nellie Walker
Dothe Carroll
Myrtle Davis
Marion Davis
Helen Jamp
Kastom
Elma ‘Youd
Euuatine Dindrey
Mildred Collis
Maude Butler
Dalton Hobband
Koide Butler
Harmony
Gilbert Lane
Madred Lane
Willie Wright
Key Jane
Nto Branchley
Peston
Charlie Perry
Iva Berger
Amelie Berger
Rose Preddty
James Vatick
Vicary Patnck
Smithson
Netue ‘Tribbet
Federsborp
May Frietag
Baltumore
Kane Semick
Mary Patchett
Flossie Ehal
Bertie Legates
Mamie Fredericks
Isabell Carroll
Edward Patchett
Sldoud
Seaford
Clinton Caroll
Jump
Caroll
Easton
Dover Bridge Robbery Suspects Named by Sheriff
Two youths Daniel Jordan 16 and George Sbuly 17 were arrested by Talbot County Sheriff Stevens on charges of troubling the Dover Bridge area. They are believed to be the robbers who entered LP Griffith’s Tharlock store, stealing eight pistols four favors 13 pocket knives $1.50 in pennies and about 500 cartridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Jordan
George Sbuly
Stevens
Talbot County
Dover Bridge
Griffth
Tharlock
Miss Warren Visits Cousin Near Here
Miss Anna E. Warren of Greensboro visits her cousin Miss Elva Griffith nearby. Mr. Ambrose Griffith and nephew Lacy Griffith were in Philadelphia on Thursday of last week. Mrs. Tlat has gone to Malu wore to have her eyes treated. Wheat prices noted as 31.01 and 5 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna E. Warren
Greensboro
Elva Griffith
Ambrose Griffith
Lacy Griffith
Philadelphia
Tlat
Malu
Local News Snippet From Federalsburg and Norwich Area
Civil War veteran King J. Todd of Maui dies at home aged 101 leaving widow and five children J Frank Todd James E Todd Mrs Maggie V Yarner Mrs Willian J Everngam and Charles H Todd of North Woodstock Conn Automobile Commissioner Hanghiman and two deputies arrest three suspects Covey Wallias dealers fined 15 for license violation Robert Noble fined 1 for no license and Reese Brown fined 2 for license tag issue Plus an unusual farm tale of a hen brooding baby chicks and a woodpecker hidden in Federalsburg area nests are found to explain the odd event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King J. ‘Wodd
Maui
Eastern Shore Volunteers
J. Frank ‘Toad
James E. ‘Fodd
Maggie V. Yarner
Willian J. Everngam
Charles H. Todd
North Woodstock
Conn
Hanghiman
Covey A. Walliaus
Robert Noble
Reese Brown
Ina
Ira Corley
Pederalsburg
Fonmil
Local visitors and residents share Cambridge weekend
Smithville hosts include R. OF Adams Parker and daughter Marie with Hennie and John son while Fred Johnson visits Cambridge List Saturday. Georgetown guests Judge HW Conrad and Ewell Calhoun spend weekend with Mr. and Mrs. C. Lyden. Izabeth and Hattye Alford visit Charles Lewis family Sunday. Mrs. Lucy Yowdle remains ill at home nearby. Edna Lyden attends summer school at Ocean City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. OF. Adams
Finaly
Am Mas
C.L Parker
Marie
Hennie
Johnson
Fred Johnson
Cambridge
HW. C. Conrad
Ewell Calhoun
Georgetown
Lyden
Fr. N. Alford
Izabeth and
Hattye
Charles Lewis
Lucy Yowdle
Edna Lyden
Cummer School
Ocean City
Labor shifts as war boosts wage work in region
The Wicomico News reports hundreds from Caronmans There leave farms for munition and powder plants in Delaware New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Wages rise sharply with bricklayers paid seventy cents an hour and laborers three dollars daily. Many seek work in Wilmington and Eddystone while few colored workers are employed in these plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hote
Wicomico News
Delaware
New Jersey
Caroline County
Wilmington
Eddystone
Pees
Templeville Residents Welcome Summer Visitors
Templeville notes say Ethel Sparks left for Buck Hill Falls for summer work. Hester Wood of Blackindi Det is visiting sister Aner Getty. J W Hong of Philadelphia staying at parental home. Ldna and Mary Caball visiting Mrs J Whittington Middletown Del. George Davis of Kenton spent Tuesday with Mrs W E Knoth. Ruth Rittenhouse of Rathsbury visiting Miss Vinnie Sparks. Pearle Cooper visiting friends at Millington. Summer arrived with a rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Sparks
Buck Hill Falls
Sumer
Hester Wood
Blackind
Det
Aner Getty
J. W. Hong
Philadelphia
Ldna
Mary Caball
J. Whittington
Middletown
Del
Mass. George Davis
Kenton
W. Elnoth
Ruth Rittenhouse
Rathsboro
Vinnie Sparks
Pearle Cooper
Millington
Orphans' Court Proceedings and Church Notices
Orphans Court, Judges Liden Moore and Covey presided as releases were approved for Breeding, Singer and others. Executors filed estate actions, sales reports, and caveats. The court adjourned to July 5. Church notices urged patriotic services across Methodist congregations with sermons, Epworth League events, and Holiness camp announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans‘ Court
Liden, Moore and Covey
Orphans’ Court
George C. Breeding
George W. Breeding
Winily I
Charles F
William Tt. Breeding
George 11
Russell
Charles W. Ellwanger
Catharine Singer
Elizabeth
John D. Singer
Burward F. Nuttle
George Schmick
George Schmick, Jr
Robert N. Dean
T. Alan Goldsborough
Charles Hl. Dean
Virginia D. Ames
Neltie C. Dean
Sarah Sk. Cannon
Charles E. Cannon
Harvey L. Cooper
E. Ta
William N. Cannon
Willian J. Murphy
Willians ST. Wright
George W. Bucker
Skarvey L. Cooper
Frederick A. Loud
Minhie Lond
Willian E. Lord
John Wathamon
William Gadow
Conella Hl. Stewant
Alan Goldsborough
Mary Stewart
Charlotta MacDonald
Clinton Cook
John W. Funk
Dedication of Smithson Church With Holmes Guest
Smithson city notes a scheduled church dedication on Sunday July with Rev Dr J M Holmes expected to attend. Musicians from Oxford may perform and locals Carvey Patrick Earl Christopher return home after Wilmington visit. Arthur Plaharty Fritz Craft of Wilmington were in town. Florence Todd from Easton visited parents here. Gus Kenton spent Sunday at Ocean City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Holmes
Oxford
Messrs
Carvey Patrick
Earl Christopher
Wilmington
Arthur Plaharty
Fritz Craft
Wihnington
Florence Todd
Easton
Gus Kenton
Ocean City
Ais
Ada Eloise Wright Obituary in Loving Remembrance
In loving remembrance of Ada Eloise daughter of Howard AB and Bertha Wright who died Monday June 5 1916. The verse laments that God needed one more angel child to bloom in heaven and reunite with loved ones beyond earthly life. Mamma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Eloise
Howard AB
Bertha Wright
Budde
Ada
Mamma
Miscellaneous Matters in 1920s Textile and Farm Figures
Ices for farm produce are unusually good this year and profits on sheep are strong. Lambs sell for six dollars and a half each and wool brings thirty seven cents per pound. Scores of Carolinians work in JuPant manufacturing plants with big wages for a time. The United States Public Health Service notes fewer funerals in small towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JuPant
Arson case delayed as Mrs Lord health concerns cited
State's Attorney Owens reported the case against Mrs Jennie S Lord for arson at her Denton dwelling is postponed again because her physician certifies she is too frail to attend. Her bond of three thousand dollars for October remains, with her father and brother-in-law as sureties. The docket shifts include whiskey cases. October jury drawn and tavables list published for eight districts with numerous jurors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens
Jennie S. Lord
Denton
Hopkins
Hillsboro
Lord
Frederick A Marker
Robert H. Baines
Adkins and Hopper
July Farm Suggestions From Federal Agency
July farm guidance urges stubble follow crops like cow peas or soybeans for soil and grazing, continued shallow cultivation for moisture, extended corn cultivation until winter clover is planted, fall vegetables and canning surplus produce. Preserve hay, thresh grain, and keep poultry and livestock hydrated and healthy. Internal revenue taxes due today apply to tobacco theatres brokers billiard rooms and related trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Agricultural Agency
United States Internal Revenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
the Local Department
the Conservation Commission
H. M. Thompson
Chesapeake and Votomac Telephone Company
A. N. Bethell
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Bell Telephone
Denton Gan Chubr
Drego J. Wright
Reuben M. Raleigh
C. S. Kauffman
Fred. B. Nuttle
J. H. Pastorfield
Holiness Church
Mr Hearn
Hlurrock
Denton Cemetery
Dr. Budd
Hoops
Cohee
R. H. Love
F. T. Willoughby
FF. C
St. Mary's County
M. F. J. Collison
Amey
Levi Burdette
Roland Bryan
W. H. Lord
Roland Neighbors
Hobbs
J. R. Ricards
W. E. Spence
Ohio
C. E. Society of
Ames
Te Towers
Ilm. Willey
C. C. Merriken
Margaret
Ridgely News
EL Tlabbait
Nest
Mroo
W. B. Kesatiman
K. Crouse
Wr. F. Smith
Matthews
Ds. Daigg
Mary S. Cooper
Willia
Howard Knotts
Delaware City
Roberta Roe
C. J. Dauer
Kemp Stewart
Caroline School
Reliance
Marydel
Bethlehem
Cain
Federalsourg
Smithville
Caronmans
Templeville
Church News
Methodist Protestant Church
Crouse
Methodist Episcopal Church
Yr. Wyatt
Epworth League
Preston Methodist Episcopal Church
J. T. Richardson
Nes Denton
Cancens
United States Public Health Service
Walter Sip
N. Foster Clark
Harry S. Dailey
N. Dennison
Samuel G. Boyer
Nathan H. Cox
Edward H. Morris
Ezekiel C. Gooden
W. J. Faulkner
Thomas A. Butler
Alonzo B. Cohee
I. W. Cartwright
Lilliard N. Jones
John R. Jones
J. Martin Jensen
Robert Jarrell
James L. Pippin
J. S. Lapham
Benjamin Stewart
Jacob A. Meredith
James W. Thawley
Jacob E. Gibson
Samuel Elwanger
Wm. A. Spicher
Chas. S. Shockley
Louis Brogley
Linwood O. Jarrell
Smith
N. Horsey
S. H.zedic Draper
John W. Greenlee
Edward C. Carter
William A. Roe
Tihad District
Thomas R. Green
JJ. W. Beauchamp
Robert H. Ober
Frank L. R. Nuttle
William W. Noble
James A. Billing
John F. Cannon
John H. Thachy
John W. Garey
Horatio Mur Hy
Wm. O. Ledman
Frank BE. Adams
Ernest G. Cooper
Samuel F. Jopp
James E. Nichols
Edward J. Adams
William F. Reick
B. W. Wright
H. Calvin Todd
Wm. H. Collins
Chas. E. Andrew
J. W. Williamson
August Gadow
Wiliam R. Dulin
J. H. Willoughby
Thomas L. Trice
Charles E. Carroll
Jerome A. Cox
Albert T. Hubbard
H. F. Andrew
Everett C. Kelley
Clarence Richards
John R. Butler
William J. Worn
John W. Payne
W. T. Eddington
Rufus F. Noble
John H. White
Luther H. Covey
W. J. Stant
John C. Foster
John Kent
Edw. E. Williams
Daniel Fields
Silas
Clinton Poole
Thos
McCrea
Ambrose Bradley
B. Frank Edgell
William A. Smith
Philetus Jefferson
James R. Murphy
Thos. H. Chambers
Levin H. Hubbard
Isaac T. Fleetwood
David Eaton
W. L. Breeding
John J. Hammer
Robert T. Bryan
W. E. Sylvester
T. F. Taylor
Anderson Redden
H. S. Sparks
Joseph F. Swartz
Istrict
C. Wright
W. L. Thompson
F. Edw. Jarrell
C. Harry Fleming
John W. Allfather
Theobald Hall
B. Frank Richards
Thomas C. Beaven
E. R. Walraven
F. M. Stevenson
Milton C. Smith
John J. Ivison
John K. Lynch
Frank P. Simons
Frasel Lawhes
Clinton Roberts
I. H. Hemmans
A. G. Saulsbury
James J. Lane
Thomas D. Swann
J. Olan Clark
Harry T. Wood
Frank Seward
Wm. A. Cooper
John D. Davis
J. M. Haymaker
Adam S. Holsinger
Aulay B. Smith
Vialent Dam
Richard T. West
William R. Ross
Walter T. Covey
Winnie E. Alford
William R. Keel
Charles W. Smith
Walton Trice
William F. Liden
T. H. Everagam
J.C. Satterfield
James HT. Nel
Wm. T. Andrew
Wl. Goumueck
Thos. H. Nichols
Frank Collins
J. Alphonso Meredith
C. Harvey Towers
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