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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1916

Page

5

Caroline County topics fill a newspaper page

A long, mixed local report covers crop yields in Caroline, farm activity, prices for spring chickens and tomatoes, and farm rents. It notes public notices, appointments, and elections, including a banker reelection and a court clerk change. Community events include a church fete, a theater appearance, a gun club shoot, and a Fourth of July celebration.

Caroline Frederick Howard

Personal and Social News in Denton This Week

Denton weekly notes visitors and residents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Carroll and daughter Margaret visit Catskills for health. many Baltimore Philadelphia Wilmington guests. Fourth of July travels to Atlantic City Rehoboth and Point Pleasant. local families host relatives and attend summer events.

Joseph H. Carroll Miss Margaret Catskill Mountains Margaret Carroll C. D. Cottman Baltimore Denton Cottman Gertrude Crossan Deen Albert G. Towers J. R. Brunner Elizabeth North Wales Mollie Hubbard Wilmington W. QO. Ledman Harry Williams Philadelphia Walter J. Kelly T. Lane Moore Anton Warren J. P. Mills Helen Myers J. H. Nichols E. W. Breeding Velma Trice Olivia Passapae Rehoboth A. J. Hayes C. L. Walls Rita Kemp Emma Hayes Atlantic City Messrs Elbert R. Nuttle Ormond W. Downes William Gray J. Woodall Green Henry Wilson Wm. D. Uhler Harrisburg H. Earle Smith Edith Williams Margaret Williams Margaret Crowley Haddonfield N. J Hazel Everngain John B. Magruder Caroline County J. Boon Dukes Martin VanRodney New York S. F. Cole Russell Anderson Martin Elias W. Nuttle Westervelt Point Pleasant J. Cradford Shawn W. J. Shawn Roberta Everngain California W. R. Wright Milford H. C. Wright W. E. Galdsborough Laird T. Alan Galdsborough Hubert A. Roop J. F. Roop Paul Roe Frankford Mich Armour & Company Howard H. Porter Howard, Jr P. H. McShane Foster Samuel Lowery O. J. Redden Katherine Supplee William H. Anderson Eleanor Barnhart Berwin Solomon's Island Joseph P. W. Richardson R. W. Downes Roanoke J. E. Phillips Caroline C. C. Brown Rudolph Ulrich Charles Straughn Helen Lelia M. Covey William Smith Federalsburg Frank A. Redden J. H. Summerfield Virginia J. Howard Covey Golden’s College C. T. Wyatt Blair Raleigh Chester Gertrude Kemp Howard D. Evans Pennsylvania Cora Mercer S. M. Newton

Local Social and Travel Notes Reach Across States

Hobbs residents and relatives travel to Baltimore Chilli cothe and St. Paris Ohio to visit brothers and cousins. Guests include Miss Estelle Sennett Earl and Mr Arlie Smith from Marcus Hook Pa. Local officials change hands as H N Warrington leaves Greenwood and Ricards resumes duties. Venerable Mrs Beaven and many others visit kin and attend church and birthdays. Agent Ricards sold 23 excursion tickets the Fourth.

Annie Seeders Baltimore Lena Barwick Chillicothe St. Paris Ohio Messrs E. FE W. E. Spence Estelle Sennett Wilmington Earl aArlie Smith Marcus Hook Jas. H. Wooters Chas. McCullough Chester Wm. Wooters Andersontown H. N. Warrington Greenwood Ricards Lola Willoughby Philadelphia F. T. Willoughby Hobbs Annie Beaven Hillsboro J. KR. Chaffinch Ed. E. Murphy Sykesville Charles Murphy Ames Church T. H. Towers Wm. H. Lord Concord Edgar Willis Aes F. Murphy Ursula Slaughter St. Mary’ S J. E. Towers Esther Willey Katharine Davis Federalsburg Cathel Ward F. Patchett Preston Sallie Hubbard Laurel Del Levi Burdette Sigma Agent Ricards

Local social notes list visiting relatives and guests

Hillsboro hosts show a steady stream of visitors from Baltimore New York St Louis Dover and Wilmington as residents welcome relatives and friends. Guests include Miss Alice Taylor and Mr Lawrence Abbott visiting uncles and aunts Rev C T Jones and Mrs Jones. Other travelers comprise Mrs S F Coleman Mrs W L Mason Katherine and Miss Annabelle Moore among others with Mr John Holt and Rev J W Grubb noted.

Hillsboro William Taylor Alice Dover W. P. Fleming R. B. Thompson New York S. F. Coleman St Louis Lawrence Abbott Baltimore C. T. Jones A. J. Brown W. B. Sparks W. L. Mason Katherine Easton Louise Gray Goldsboro H. W. B. Rowe Helen Mason Virginia Mays

Burrsville Social Roundup and Local Visits

Dr. Lyman Porter and Dr. Jacobs of Baltimore visit Mrs. Laura Porter. Camden guests T A Viven and Mildred visit the Fountain family. Local visitors include Henry Deorter and Mrs. Harvey. Children’s Day at Union M P Church draws a large crowd. Roy Chance and Dorothy of Baltimore stay with relatives. Miriam Stafford and Ruth Harvey visit Hickman and Harrington. Some youths spend the Fourth at Harrington and Easton. Elizabeth Fountain visits Bernice Wooters. Some residents motor to Bowers Beach.

Burrsville Lyman BR. Porter Jacobs Baltimore Laura Porter Porters Chalmer T. A. Viven Mildred Camden N. J C. N. Fountain Henry Vdeorter Tuckahoe Neck Mary IE. Harvey Brodie Fountain J. L. Stevens Harrington Union M. P. Church Roy Chance Dorothy Miriam Stafford Gilbert G. Breeding Hickman Ruth A. Harvey Nellie Melvin Tolks Easton Elizabeth Fountain Bernice Wooters Bowers Beach

Seek New Trial For Hignull

Judges of the Circuit Court will hear a motion for a new trial next Thursday. Albert F. Hignutt, convicted of second degree murder at the April term, was sentenced to five years at Marty land penitentiary. Goldsborough for Hignutt and Owens for the State will argue the motion.

Hignull Circuit Court Alan Galdsborough Albert F. Hignutt Martyland Goldsborough Mignon Owens

Ridgely News Column Highlights Local Travel and Visits

Rey and Mrs T F Imler return from a 1200 mile automobile trip through 13 Pennsylvania counties visiting Hagerstown and relatives. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted along with church sermons, festivals, and Fourth of July celebrations across Ridgely and nearby towns.

Seaford Fourth of July Guests Gather in Town

Mr and Mrs C D Liden and several Liden family members attended the Fourth of July celebration in Seaford on Tuesday. Philadelphia visitors Mr L N Spence and little Joseph stayed with his parents, Mr and Mrs J H Spence. The Chaffinch family joined Mr and Mrs Chester Scott, while Mr Roland Bradley of Federalsburg stayed with T V W Porter. C M Williamson and daughter Kath visited Chop Tank relatives, and Jacob Smith and family were in Easton on Tuesday.

C. D. Liden Kathryne Anna Mae Spence Helen Bessie Liden Alice Harper Mildred Scott Seaford L. N. Spence Litle Joseph Philadelphia J. H. Spence John Chaffinch Blanche Chester Scott Roland Bradley Federalsburg T. V W. Porter C. M. Williamson Kath Choptank Jacob Smith Easton Luther Covey Federatebury A.B. Todd Methodist Hospital Bette Deen Janes Taylor Bethlehem Ladies’ Aid W. R Roland Towers Vna Marker J. W. Barge Fred Murphy North Fast Barge Townsend Anna E. Warren Elva Griffith American Corner Warner Brassears Wilmington Willian Brashears Lesley Balderson Woodrow Wilson Jez Elizabeth Marie Darby Arthur Brockway Frank Wright Ethel Jackson Wyoming Sadie Slay Aul Harry Glenn Neese Roxanna Draper Joseph van Sant Charles C. Brown Mary Ulrich New York City Rachael Brown W. E. Goldsborough Laird Norwalk Conn W. W. Goldsborough Alzera Downes Church Home and Infirmary Baltimore W. B. Massey Marguerite Fulton Garrett Hume Jean Fulton C. B. Jarman M. Edith Dill Johns Hopkins George Scattan Slarty Mildred Curry Bridgeville

Marydel Bride Marydel Miss Saviemma Slay Weds Neese

Marydel in Wyoming sees the marriage of Saviemma Slay daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Slay to Larry Glen Neese an employee of Pusey Jones Co in Wilmington The ceremony was performed by the bridegrooms father Rev GG Neece formerly of Marydel on Thursday July qth

Marydel Saviemma Slay Thomas Slay Wyoming Larry Glen Neese Pusey & Jones Co Wihnington Thesday Plon GG. R. Neece

Harmony Society Met At Lord Home Last Thursday

Harmony Junior Aid Society gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Lord's home with many members present including the Taylors, Hobards, Lords, Crafts and numerous others. Refreshments followed the program and the group planned to meet next at Miss Hattie McConnell's. Also noted: tuberculosis lectures by Alden Anderson planned in Denton with public showings at Parker's Theatre to educate on disease spread and prevention.

Denton Muriel Ramsdell Startington Harold Nuttle Publi Service Commission Baltimore J. Dukes Downes Board of Public Works May Fisher W.C Marguerite Clark Woodall Green Public Service Commission Department of Corporations Tuckahoe T. W. Smith Co Caroline J. Frank Morrison Calvert C. Merriken Merriken Georgetown D. C W. T. Batchelder Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York Gilbert Hagadone Equitable George J. Wallace Caleb Winslow Bradley Wyatt Methodist Episcopal Church Easton William [. Marbury Charles Morris Howard J. Harry Covington Cape May Methodist Protestant Church Baker, Walts & Co Hamilton, Cook & Sons Hamilton & Co Townsend, Scott& Co Reuben Garey Charles E. Stevens Circuit Court Garey Journal Today Harmony Junior Aid Society Charlie Lord Clayton Taylor Marie Elbert Taylor Eddie Lord Roy Hubbard L. Craft Mildred Collins Elma Todd Emeline Bradley Ethel Kelley Edna Carroll Maud Butler Katie Schimick Flossie Hal Isabell Carroll Mildred Lane Hattie McConnell Charles Howard Pam Andersontown Charles E. Collins Alexine Challinch Olivia P. Roe Williston Harry Arringdale Lawrence Deen C. C. Deen Bernard Callahan Talbot Ray Deen Elizabeth Deen J. A. Christopher HW. M. Frampton Alden Anderson Maryland Association For the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis Anderson Parker's Theatre

Nuptial Notes Bertha Bullock Weds A Boyde Custer at 3 PM

The Washington Star reports a quiet ceremony yesterday at 3 oclock as Miss Bertha Virginia Bullock married Mr A Boyde Custer at the bridegrooms home 1359 Monroe street Reverend Lucius Clark of Hamline church officiated A reception followed and the couple departed for Baltimore on the start toward Boston they will be at home after July 15 Also noted Miss Bertha Porter formerly of Denton and Mr John Dean of Colerain N C quietly wed in Baltimore last week.

Laura Gehert Altoona A. M. Rahn The Reformed Church Elsie Smith Wilmington Frank Long Warrington Long Troy Ashcroft Wadesboro N. C Clara Pennington Ridgely Lee Ashcroft B. IL Baylor Baltimore Baptist Misions Jumptown Ridgely Baptist Church Howard Smith John Grabill Elizabeth Grabill John Stevenson W. E. Habbart Satunday C. J. Opperman Greenwood Orme Cecil Little J. Onrme, Jr Aston Hospital D. M. Swing Washington Washington Star Bertha Virginia Bullock A. Boyde Custer Monroe Street Lucius Clark Hamline FE Church New York Bertha Porter Denton Jom Dean Colerain

Knights in the Denton Tournament Coronation

In Denton on the Fourth, Knights in the Lists rode well as L B Towers spoke. James Pawn won first prize and crowned his wife queen of love and beauty. Winners included Tom Messick Ray Messick Milton Elben James Cosden who crowned maids of honor. Senator J H C Legg gave the coronation address.

Denton L. B. Towers Harry Messick Cordova S. Kay Messick Old St. Joseph's Charles Walls Lewistown Tom Messick Clover Hill Earl Cosden Longwoods Lew W. E. Boone Milton Elben Norwood Sllverside James Cosden Easton Mr. Pawn Ray Messick James Cosden J. H. C. Legg Centreville

Death of Charles Murphy in Williston area

Charles Murphy aged seventy died after years of kidney trouble. Funeral at Concord Thursday with Rev. J W Krabill and Rev. J H Beer assisting. Interment at Concord. He was a respected Third district citizen who joined the Church of the Brethren. Survived by wife Mrs Murphy five sons Edward Lacy William Austin Reynolds and one daughter Mrs Dawson Todd.

Charles Murphy Williston J. W. Krabill J. H. Beer Concord Murphy Church of the Brethren of Fhve Edward, Lacy William Austin Reynolds Dawson ‘Todd

Greensboro's News Budget and Local Travel Notes

Mr L Riddleberger of Delaware rents Brockway Noural and moves his family to town. The notice lists dozens of visitors, family trips, Scouts outings, and local residents visiting relatives, with many names and journeys noted. A letter to editors discusses redefining church worship as daily work and a Country Life Conference planned at Maryland State College.

L. Riddleberger Delaware Brockway Noural Brockway Au Town Riddleberger Ridkdlleberger J. P. Warren A. G. Warren H. L. Hendricks Jessie Ruth Harriette A. G. Mills Anna E. Warren 7. P. Warren Ethel Biard Jesus Country Life Movement Country Life Maryland State College of Agriculture Country Church Maryland Country Life School and Conference Country Life School and Conference College Park Mal, B, H, Darrow

Poole Brothers Firm Ends Partnership in June Decision

The Poole Brothers firm dissolves its partnership on June 16. Norman R Poole continues the business retaining the Poole Brothers name and assuming control as the sole operator. Earle G Poole and Clinton S Poole are not listed in future operations.

Poole Brothers Norman K. Poole Earle G. Poole Clinton S. Poole Nonnan R. Poole Aldmin

Lost gold bar pin with engraving found on July 4

A small gold bar pin with engraving was lost on July 4 and is not very long. If found, please return it to the JOURNAL Office.

Hundreds of Autos On Duty In Caroline County

Hundreds of automobiles remain active in Caroline County with more expected to follow as local operations continue. Officials report sustained vehicle deployment across multiple routes and ongoing efforts to manage traffic and service needs.

Caroline

Alfalfa growth boosts Caroline County farmers

A. J. Norman urges Caroline County farmers to plant alfalfa after widespread success this season. He notes second-cut crops thrive in dry conditions and shares steps for starting fields, including soil alkalinity, lime, manure, and four weeks tilage before sowing seed between mid August and September. Norman plans to distribute a booklet and host an alfalfa expert from Maryland College for field visits.

Caroline Maryland College Schmitz A. J. Norman

Orphans Court Proceedings Reported in Local Court

Judges Liden Moore and Covey presided as administrators Frederick A. Lord Harry L. W. Newkirk James MacDonald Leonard Hicks Horner and James P Hopkins estates filed inventories accounts releases and renunciations approved. Appraisers Bastion and Jones named and creditors notice ordered to publish.

Liden, Moore Covey Wee Minnie Lord William E. Lord Frederick A. Lord Harry R. Mertiken Harry L. W. Newkirk Harvey L. Cooper James MacDonald Edward E. Nuttle Leonard Hicks Horner Hester &. Cannon Mary FE. Camper James P. Hopkins Clinton B. Jarman Harry Bastion L. Irving Jones

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the Local Department Ridgely News J. C. Madara Fred McDaniel Taylor J. M. Haymaker Pittsburgh Isaac Ayers Oxford New Castle Teressa Fountain Thattie Iagadone Momlay Stella Matthews Frank Vloander Ocean City Will Smith Ruth Summers T. F. Lmler Harry Hemmons Harvey Holsinger Tolchester C. L. Herzog Cincinnati Worton Station Dudley Davis Mary Laird Smithville Greensboro Head’s Conservation Commission W. Thomas Key
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