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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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Ruth Summers
T. F. Lmler
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Tolchester
C. L. Herzog
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Head’s Conservation Commission
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