Local notices and market prices mix with rural happenings
Market prices for wheat and corn appear with notices about dog owners and local sports. Denton events include a Centreville ball game and a holy meeting in Ridgely. Weather and crop reports, fires, obituaries, fabrications of local growth, road work, and a tree certificate visit by the State Horticultural Department fill a wide slice of daily life in Caroline County Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
J. A. Beck
Centreville
Maryland Queen
M. E
Dan Cupid
A. J. Corkran
American Corner
T. W. Smith
Talbot
Caroline
Messrs
H. A. Roe
Daniel Zacharias
George C. Skirven
Oxford
State Tax Commission
Caroline County
Annapolis
Greensboro
Fountain Avenue
Third Street
Waldorf
State Board of Health
Ephraim
Ridgely
E.R. Clough
Princess Anne
Pocomoke City
Snow Hill
Sharptown
Elkton
Belair
Enmittsburg
Taneytown
Frederick
Alfred Smith
Wm. R. Joiner
Adams Brothers
Laura O. Richardson
Golden’s College
Wilmington
Reliance
Daniel Fields
Hirai Lodge
Seaford
State Horticultural Department
Social News From Denton and Vicinity Unfolds
Sergeant Winfield T. Nichols, of the 117th trench mortar battery, has been receiving treatment in Baltimore after gas exposure in France. Corporal Frank L. Smith, wounded at Montfaucon, will be treated by government surgeons. The item lists many visitors, marriages, travels, and summer plans of local residents including the West and Squagadorf wedding, notes on Rev W. Hills and Rev J. Dudley, and a local baseball score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield T. Nichols
France
Marine Hospital
Baltimore
Frank L. Smith
H. H. Cade
H. M. Cade
Mmrs
James A. Trazzare
Philadelphia
Harry W. Cade
Ida E. Cade
Cairo
Youngstown
C. L. Bonebrake
Clyde, Jr
Edith Grace
Linnie Bonebrake
Waynesboro
W. S. Little
Pitsburg
Lo RK. Ziegler
Bonebrake
Little
Mr. West
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Honeymooners Stop in Goldsboro on Way Home
Goldsboro notes describe Mr and Mrs John Shively and his parents visiting on the return from their Ocean City honeymoon. Mentions church sermon topics for tomorrow at the Methodist Church and social visits by Rosa Branyon, Garton, Miss Happel, and Frank Gordrey. Economic remarks note a good harvest and milk plant impact on local supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shively
Ocean City
Wilmington
James W. Shively
Methodist Church
Goldsboro
Jesus Christ
Rosa Branyon
Garton
Happel
Philadelphia
Frank Gordrey
E. J. Saunders
George M. Bennett
Aviation Corps
Texas
France
Camp Dix
Tolchester
Harrington
Ladies’ Aid Society
W. W. Dennison
Greensboro
Alice Shively
Alice Dennison
Robert Blutson
B. Ross Daling
Millington
Moonlit Fourth Visits to Rehoboth Take Center Stage
Long list of local residents and visitors from Ridgely and surrounding towns traveled to Rehoboth on the Fourth and Tolchester for Independence Day celebrations. The social roll call includes the Pendletons, Hevalows, Flounders, Sewards, Lairds, Kennedys, and many others as families and friends shared travel, picnics, and gatherings.
Social notes from Smithson area June events and visits
A Smithson birthday party for Mr Paul Meredith near Smithville drew Rev A B Frye Calvins Scott and many friends on Wednesday June 30. Emma May Flaharty and Floyd W Coleman quietly wed in Preston the same night. Bloomery Church Ladies Aid met at Blaine Bullock’s with a large crowd. Visitors from Philadelphia and New York shared time with local residents. Farmers report thrashing wheat as harvest season nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Meredith
Smithville
Wedneday
A. B. Frye
Calvin Scott
Charlie Liden
Charlie Culver
Walter Everngain
Frank Adams
Johnnie Wiliams
Clarence Bowdle
John Meredith
Chester Scott
Walter Liden
Orland Closson
Perry
Lynnie Wright
Maggie Meredith
Elina Moore
Floyd W. Coleman
Preston
St. T. Richaire
Bloomery Church
Blaine Bullock
John DeVore
Eva DeVore
Philadelphia
Fred Fountain
Thos
Hr. Porter
Woodrow Bradley
Baltimore
James Dew
Harold Dew
Ella Virginia
M. J. Pfall
Irvin Coleman
Greensboro
R. F. Coleman
Community Socials And Greensboro Evangelist Outlook
Sunday gatherings hosted by the Todd and Wall families featured neighbors and relatives with plans for a better school building. The Greensboro newsletter reports a large evangelistic campaign led by Melvin G Morris drawing 2000 attendees with daily sermons and a strong finish anticipated as souls are moved toward the Kingdom of God. The Helvetia Milk Condensing Company opens a new plant as Daughters of Pocahontas visit Nokomis Council while residents and visitors travel between Greensboro and nearby towns on a lively social and civic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Evangelical Campaign
Tabernacle
Greensboro
Melvin G. Morris
Morris
Calvary
Elis
Kingdom of God
Mr. Morris
Tle
Tlis
Jesus
Ieavyen
Helvetia Milk
Pew
Athletic City
J. C. Brown
Lebanon
Brown
Sallie Horsey
A. A. Christian
Philadelphia
Riverdeen
Local Social Notes Highlight Nearby Visits and New Arrival
Mr and Mrs J C Taylor entertained guests from Hurlock Easton Oak Grove and Delmar. Mrs Thomas Dowler and Nina May visit Baltimore while Mr and Mrs Thomas of Baltimore stay with daughter Mrs Harvey Harding. Fourth of July trips to Ocean City and Oyster Shell Point. Daisy Sellers returns from Baltimore to visit family. Stork brings a baby boy to EF J Patchett home. Several local residents hosting and visiting family, with Clara Todd returning from Philadelphia and Gladys Mae Taylor on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Todd
James Walls
Larry Wallis
Robert
G. Os.todd
A. E. Todd
Minta
Eleve Todd
O. G. Todd
Kenneth
Lewis Hallowwell
Ale
Brantley Trice
Thomas Trice
Linwood Todd
Howard Wright
Tuckahoe Neck
G.S. Todd
Earle
Wilming
J. C. Taylor
James A. Coulbourne
Hurlock
Philip R. Wall
Easton
Harry Hastings
Oak Grove
Clifford Hastings
Delmar
Thomas Dowler
Nina May
Elsie Patrick
Balti
Thomas
Baltimore
Harvey Harding
Ocean City
Oyster Shell Point
Lewis U1
EF. J. Patchett
Melaney
Williston
George Lane
Clara Todd
Philadelphia
Gladys Mae Taylor
Clover huller burned at Engle Bros yard in Preston
A clover huller owned by Engle Bros. and 16 lashels of clover seed burned at J. P B. E Larris home where clover hulling was in progress. A spark from the engine is blamed. Chauncey J. Garvey, Civil War veteran, was badly injured Friday last by falling from a hay load, suffering three broken ribs and a wrenched back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Engle Bros
Wrights Host Wide Concord Gathering
Concord notes a Sunday gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wright with many guests including the Ivins and Todd families from Wilmington and Easton. Mrs. A D Ivins visits, and Mr. Cannon C Wright resigns from his Concord position. The Claiborne Annapolis ferry runs so crowded that cars are left waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Clarence Wright
A. 1
Ivins
Will Seeders
Wilmington
Towers Todd
Norman Wright
Audrey Lee
Easton
Webster Todd
Mamie Ivins
Messrs
Russell Morgan
Hudson Todd
Andrew Cella
Elmer Hignatt
A. D. Ivins
Orphans Court Appoints Guardians and Approves Accounts
In Orphans Court on Tuesday Judges West Harper and Shawn presided. Thomas A Schlegel named guardian of Alfred Schlegel minor. bond filed and approved. Linwood Cohee administrator of Milton J Cohee filed releases from Schlegel guardians and others. Bowdle and Frampton estates filed inventories and final accounts approved. Kinder estate inventories and debts approved. Kinder authorized to assign mortgages and sell bank stock privately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Schlegel
Alfred Schlegel
Linwood Cohee
Milton J. Cohee
Ernest E. Schlegel
Fred Schlegel
Harry L. Bowdle
Caleb J. Bowdle
L. May Frampton
Joseph C. Frampton
Charles H. Kinder
Lewis W. Kinder
Emily F. Wright
Charles B. Harrison
Beverly W. Wright
Visits and Social Guests Fill Weekend in Sussex County
Hobbs guests include Sennett of Marcus Hook who attended Sunday services and was welcomed back as former Sunday School superintendent. Visitors also include Florence Seeders from State Normal School, Roland Seeders from Massachusetts, William Seeders and family from Wilmington, and far visitors from Baltimore, Washington, Virginia, and Newark. Local families hosted relatives over the weekend and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sennett
Marcus Hook
G. L. Jopp
Baltimore
Frank Moore
Washington
Walridge
Virginia
Lou Walridge
Newark
Del
J. W. Walridge
Elmer Jones
W. T. Starkey
Milton
A. W. Betts
Martin
Sussex County
J. Robert Starkey
Salisbury
Fred Smith
Frank Davis
Hillstore social notes of residents and visitors
Hillstore society column lists Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Stewart and Kemp on a motor trip to Gettysburg Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Dudley Sparks of Baltimore spent the Fourth with W. B. Sparks. J. C. Sherwood and children visited Joseph Taylor near Trappe. Anna Merrick of Trappe stayed with H. M. Thompson. Katy and Grace Vesty stayed with EB Davis. Hugh Duffey of Washington visited Chas Jarrell. Eva Pennington of Washington spent the Fourth with her parents. G. B. Stewart visited sister Mrs Willard Russell. Alexine Chaffinch visited town relatives. Henry Fisher hosted a college friend. Mrs. Mary S. Cooper spending two weeks at Pen Mar. Dr. H. W. B. Rowe and family returned Friday.
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Bertie Dukes
Mabel Jones
Elia Hevalow
Irwin Hevalow
Florence Diefenderfer
Blanch Laird
Hilda Wooters
Edmund Pendleton
Alicine Pendleton
Josephine Cahall
Roy Mitchell
Lola
Mary Detwiler
Raymond Wood
Rehoboth
F. F. Pendleton
Ed Morris
Will Freeman
Joe Snowberger
Janes P. Swing
James
Mulford and
Thompson
Keen Saulsbury
Henry Hollingsworth
Frank Flounders
Dorothy
Harvey Holsinger
Pennington
Harry Laird
Mary
Florence
Ord Raleigh
Billy
Seward
Milton Smith
Brown Elliott
Henry Wilkinson
Frank Seward
Catherine Macon
Walter Bennington
Iowa
The
Church of the Brethren
L. R. Brambaigh
Minerva Reber
Clifton Crouse
Esther King
Mary Wapner
George Imler
Irma
Floira
New York
Wesley Honey
Mary Elizabeth Whitton
Mrs
Imler
Philadelphia
Anna Frazer
TL. AL Sraith
Methodist Church
Miss Frazer
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Richard Jarsell
St. Louis
John Jarrell
Fred Flounder
Cifton Jarrell
Chestertown
Vila Carlisle
Prank Seward
Edward Lapham
Grace Jackson
Wilmington
Margaret Moran
Mary 5S
Cooper
Pen Mar
H. W. B. Rowe
Chain Social at Ridgely a Well Attended Event
In the Reformed Church basement last Wednesday under Mrs. Hemmons and Mrs. Herr direction, the Ridgely chain social featured two sales by Rev. J M Herzog, a vocal duet by Herbert Koenemann and Edward Pearsaul, recitations by Koenemann and Mary Elizabeth Wharton, piano duets by Dorothy Mancha and Ella Pearsaul, and a play How the Story Grew. Participants included Sara Hoffman Maud Slick Ruth Richards Mary Richards Miriam Hemmons and Mesdames Herr Hemmons and Carolyn Mancha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chain Social
Ridgely
The
Reformed Church
Harry Hemmons
F. P. Herr
J. M. Herzog
Herbert Koenemann
Edward Pearsaul
Little Gray Home
West
Koenemann
Swing Pearsaul
Mary Elizabeth Wharton
Dorothy Mancha
Ella Pearsaul
Sara Hoffman
Maud Slick
Ruth
Mary Richards
Mirian Hemmons
Mesdames F. P. Herr
Carolyn Mancha
Local Socials and a Wyandotte Hen Cafe News
Miss Lydia Neal hosts guests Sunday evening including Blanche Jackson Minnie Melvin and Dr John Dutadway plus Joe Jackson Elmer Anthony and Louis Dudadway R J Frazier of Williston reports a Wyandotte hen laying nearly daily since November 12 Intermissions last one or two days Nellie Cohee and Harlan Walston visit grandparents G R Neal Minnie Melvin of Baltimore with Mrs Sarah Trice visiting Mrs Ogle Melvin Baltimore Sun raises funds to feed city children milk distribution reaches thousands
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Jackson
Minnie Melvin
John Dutadway
Joe Jackson
Elmer Anthony
Louis Dudadway
Lydia Neal
R. J. Frazier
Williston
Wyandotte
Nellie J. Cohee
Federalsboro
Harlan Walston
Chester
G. R. Neal
Baltimore
Sarah Trice
Ogle Melvin
Real Estate Public Sale in Caroline County Maryland
Under a Maryland Circuit Court decree in equity, trustee will offer Parcel B at public sale in front of the Denton Court House. The tract lies in Caroline County Second Election District east of the Greenlee Road, with detailed metes and bounds ending at a beginning point near Greenlee Cross Roads. The sale includes extensive boundary lines and connections to neighboring properties, culminating at the starting point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Caroline County
John W. Greenlee
Emmett W. Greenlee
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Greenlee’s Cross Roads
Greensboro
Burrsville
Owen Garey
Sassafras
W. G. Wooters
Greensboro-Burraville Road
Said
Said Road
Said County Road
Land Parcel 54 Acres in Maryland Description
Parcel C describes 54 acres in Maryland on the west side of Cross Roads to Greensboro. It details a land survey with bearings and distances along public roads a branch and a bridge, ending at the starting point. Contains precise metes and bounds through intersections with Greenlee and Wooters lands.
Land Auction Offers Three Parcel Configurations in Denton Md
A 16 acre farm comprise Parcel A with two story house, barn, orchard of 760 apples plus 60 other trees and timber. Parcel B with dwelling, barn and timber. Parcel C timber woodlot. Parcels sold separately then in combinations A B and A B C. Plat available at Oscar Clark or Fred R Owens in Denton Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Clark
Fred R. Owens
Denton, Md
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Cambridge Hospital
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Sadlereville
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Charles Ireland
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Roland Fountain
Lester Downes
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Smithson
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Mircel Lena
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Greensboro Newsletter
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Bridgeville
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the Sun
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