Harrington fair marks July on Caroline calendar
Local notes report the Harrington fair set for July 26 to 31, with related community events including church services in Preston and a Pentecostal encampment at Concord Grove. Also mentioned are market updates, civic notes, and upcoming memorials as regional life unfolds.
Social News Highlights Keep Denton Ties Strong
Denton social page records a summer of travel and family visits. Miss Mildred Downes sails from New York on July 3 for a nine week tour of Europe. Numerous relatives and friends from Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washington, and New Jersey visit or host in Denton and nearby towns through the Fourth of July holiday.
Social Round of Friends and Visitors Attending Home Gatherings
Hobbs and Brown households hosted relatives and friends from New Hope Pa Wilmington Dagsboro Crisfield and Rehoboth. Weekends visits included Hooven Billington Kelley and Brown families with several excursions and religious event plans noted.
Local residents visit relatives and vacation spots in Delaware area
Ridgely residents and nearby families report visits to Philadelphia Linwood Newport and Rehoboth with several trips to Wilmington and New York. Local factories commenced string bean canning this week as families share trips and hospitality across communities.
Ridgely News Letter Fourth at Rehoboth Highlights
Community notices list many residents visiting Rehoboth and friends over the Fourth including the Jarrells White Harbingers and the Browns. Local property changes, health updates, church notices, library shifts, and extended family visits are reported with multiple travels to Philadelphia Waynesboro Lancaster and Ocean City.
July Fourth Celebrations Include Parade and Baseball Loss
A large crowd attended the Fourth of July events despite rain. The parade was moved from 9 to 11 30 due to showers and featured splendid floats and decorated ears. In the afternoon Wyoming defeated the local team 7 2 at the High School baseball diamond. Evening fireworks drew many, followed by a street dance with Bob Arthurs orchestra. Numerous local residents and visitors from Baltimore Philadelphia Wilmington and other towns were noted as guests and participants in various holiday gatherings.
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Wyoming
Bob” Arthurs
Dover
Sterling Snyder
Mae Morris
Lawrence Morris
Baltimore
Cyrus and
Edgar Stulft
Philadelphia
A. G. Stulft
R. Frank Eaton
Centreville
Charles Eaton
John Coates
Alen Burns
Wilmington
Josephine Moore
Emily Harrington
Ralph Lumbeck
Rosiene Scotton
Marie Hutson
Roland Willey
Susan Zacharias
General Hospital
Strode Beckham
Fort Eustis
L. E. Jones
Goldsboro
C. F. Porter
Benjamin Bastian
Harry Bastian
Margaret Garvin
John Garvin
Rising Sun
Margaret Cross
M. P. Cross
Henry Nubbard
Ruth Cooper
M. B. Cooper
B. F. Beckham
Marcus Hook
Genevieve C. Roe
Rehoboth
Marguerite Reynolds
Hickman
Genevieve Cooper
William Wirts
Merrill Spence
Local visitors share week end and Sunday services in area
Templeville and Wilmington residents including Mr and Mrs Thomas Callahan Mr and Mrs William Callahan and family of Milling ton Mr and Mrs Eugene Everett and Mr and Mrs Charles Ackerman with others spent the holidays and weekend visiting relatives in Berlin Ocean City Washington D C Marcus Hook Centreville and Dover Del Mrs H T Griffith Mrs Kate Knotts and Miss Blossom Cooper among those noted. Sunday services are listed with a 10 am Sunday School and 8 pm preaching by Rev IT Bailey.
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Mildred Downes
Philip W. Downes
Tuckahoe Neck
New York
S. S. Rotterdam
Europe
England
Holland
Belgium
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
France
U. S. Rotterdam
Southampton
Everett Pepper
George M. Christie
Joel Harrington
Katherine
Doris Mae
Baltimore
William Munck
Leslie Munck
Randolph Collier
Sadlersville
R. C. Smith
Morgantown
W. Va
M. H. Smith
M. Duke Smith
Cambridge
James A. Stafford
Springfield
Mass
E. H. Stafford
Wilmington
Del
George Torrode
Concord
Canada
Olivia P. Roe
Glen Mills
Denton
Rehoboth
William H. Nuttle
Roeland Howard
Linwood
Howard
Elmer Downes
Elizabeth
Virginia Downes
Roland Howard
G. Walter Downes
Marcus Hook
B. Sargent Wells
Wells
John L. Everagain
W. A. Holland
the Merchants and Miners Line
Jacksonville
Fla
Roger W. Duffey
Hugh C. Duffey
Washington, D. C
Osear Clark
William Dulin
Dorsey
Darling
Doris
Andrew Darling
North East
Susan Saulsbury
S. S
Chatham
Merchants and Miners Line
Boston
John L. Dukes
Ann
Philadelphia
Billy Wilkinson
Dayton
Ohio
Elizabeth Dukes
Ira Everhart
Kate Spence
Danville
J. W. Munck
C. A. Whisler
Mervin Pentz
Leslie A. Lewis
Samuel Lewis
J. Woodall Green
Thomas R. Green
Fernandes Davis
Federalsburg
Marie McElwee
Kenneth
Ashland
N. J
Floyd Garey
Myrtle Robinson
Raleigh
N. C
Howard Shields
Mildred Nuttle
Hilde Harwood
Laurel
Vernon Hooker
Washington
G. J. Hooker
John Boone
G. Lacy Butler
Charles P. Ramsdell
Caroline
Grace Swift
Belva Hooker
Margaret Cole
S. F. Cole
John C. Rutter
Howard P. Sullivan
Elizabeth S. Dukes
Hattie Dukes
W. L. Allen
Jane
Salisbury
C. M. Macomber
Hazel Macomber
Jarrington
Hessie Wilson
Miss Maury
G. C. Johnson
Edward Meads
William Cheffins
Anna Mitchell
Frank Roe
Magnolia
Stevens
Alberta Ross
A. E. Sharp
Iarrington
Macomber
Alfred
Horace Dennison
Louise Dennison
Howard Thomas
John Sylvester
Grace Riggin
W. J. Murphy
Roland Cartwright
Kate Cahall
Ruth Curtis
Thomas Callahan
William Callahan
Millington
Toina Cahall
Albert Robinson
Russel Robinson
Wright Robinson
IT. N. Bailey
Charles Ackerman
Ernest Ackerman
Eugene Everett
William H. Kinnamon
Melvin Mkinnamon
Berlin
Ocean City
Samuel Buckey
Betty
Edna Cahall
Ray Robinson
Henry Robinson
Linwood MelKnett
Laura MelKnett
Josephine Knotts
Centreville
Kate O. Knotts
H. T. Griffith
T. S. Pippin
Dover
Blossom Cooper
J. W. Davis
Harry Davis
R. E. Lane
Hillsboro and Queen Anne Social Notes
Last Sunday in the M E Church Rev William P Taylor preached on Fathers Day. Next Sunday he will speak on The Forgiveness of Sins with The Resurrection of the Body as the evening topic. Numerous visits and gatherings marked the period with relatives stopping in from Baltimore Centreville Wilmington Washington and Dover. A bake sale is announced for Saturday afternoon at Thompson's office. Many locals and guests plan trips and visits to Rehoboth Pen Mar Baltimore and Virginia camps. Mr R H Barnes is very ill.
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Harry Covell
William Morris
Baltimore
Dora Morris
Florence
Frances Covell
Centreville
Sadie
Rehoboth
Roger Duffey
Hugh Duffey
Washington, D. C
Charles Jarrell
I. M. Thompson
J. N. Clark
South
George B. Wilson
Citizens
Virginia
Edwin Gale
William Sherwood
Wilmington
Lulu Beaven
Newport News
Florence Beaven
John Dukes
Philadelphia
Annie Beaven
Roy Thomas
Dahlgren
James Sloan
Grace Vesty
Fort Mills
S. C
Elizabeth Vesty
H. W. B. Rowe
Blue Ridge Mountains
I. D. Knotts
Madge Jump
Pen Mar
Price Vansant
J. E. Wathers
G. L. Wilson
Catherine Wilson
Thompson
Bob Willis
Penn’s Grove
N. J
Ella Holt
Edna Fleming
New York
Hudson
Mildred Tarburton
Washington, D
Death notice for Edna M. Benson in June 1926
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of my dear mother Mrs Edna M Benson who departed this life June 28 1926.
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Edna M. Benson
Registers of Voters Appointed in Caroline County
The Caroline County Board of Supervisors appoints one year terms for registers of voters across eight districts. Names include Democrats and Republicans such as W. H. Goodwin and A. G. Dennison in First District, Jesse W. Porter and John M. Weaver in Second, Oscar Kelley and Newman D. Rickards in Third, and Emmett Hignatt in the Eighth District with colleagues in Denton Greensboro Preston Hobbs Ridgely Federalsburg and Federalsburg.
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Court House
Caroline
W. H. Goodwin
Henderson
A. G. Dennison
Goldsboro
Jesse W. Porter
Greensboro
John M. Weaver
James W. Thawley
W. W. Weaver
Oscar Kelley
Denton
Wyatt Pickering
Newman D. Rickards
R. H. Walling
Hobbs
Edward M. Willey
J. Walter Beauchamp
M. Lee Wyatt
Harry E. Ramsdell
John Rumbold
Preston
Edward T. Moore
Noland Towers
James O. Wright
Tristram D. Nabb
Federalsburg
T. Fred Brown
Robert S. Nichols
Harry Lane
Federalshburg
Eugene Lynch
Downes
Vernon Baker
Hillsboro
Joseph F. Swartz
Elias Hinderer
M. Carroll Meredith
Ridgely
W. M. Wiley
Ronald Lane
J. J. Ivison
Emmett Hignatt
James Dew
Orphans Court Actions on Admin Accounts and Sales
At the Orphans Court session Judges West Harper and Shawn presiding, the following items were approved or ordered recorded: Ernest J. Brown administrator of Charles B. Culver filed and had recorded his sale of the deceased’s personal property. Philippine Roth administratrix of Michael Hoth filed a separate debt list. Harvey E. Hutson administrator of John A. Hutson filed his first and final account. Edward E. Williams administratrix of John W. Williams filed an account of personal property. Ruth White administratrix of Newton M. White filed inventory and appraisement and an order to sell was granted.
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West
Harper and
Shawn
Ernest J. Brown
Charles B. Culver
Philippine Roth
Michael Hoth
Harvey E. Hutson
John A. Hutson
Twentieth Century Club hosts Bethlehem guests at Choptank
The Choptank club enjoyed a visit by Bethlehem residents on the 30th. Mrs John Todd praised the College Park short course and noted that not all members could attend. An all day meeting is planned July 14 with lunch. The federation picnic is set for July 29 at Choptank and the Rev Mr Dobson preached at Choptank on July 4. The club mourns the death of Mrs Alonzo Blades and extends sympathy to her family.
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Cordova
Denton
Harrington
Church of the New Jerusalem
Preston
Ora Bowdle
Concord Camp
Clayton Covey
Edna Edwards
Lee Harris
Dover
Choptank
Henderson
William C. Stevens
Queen Anne
Maryland Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Chestertown
Pentecostal Grove
Caroline
Bethlehem
Burrsville
Federalsburg
Greensboro
Denton Fire Company
Millington
Tabernacle
Concord
C. H. Atking
Greenwood
Clara Virginia Pattison
Orlando
Florida
St. Catherines
Ontario
Naudain
James N. Todd
James N. Todd, Jr
New York
James H. Nichols
John R. Nichols
Reading
Mollie Stack
Ridgely
Sallie Camper
Euston
Bernice Taylor
Grove
Denton Cemetery
Thomas Lipton
Miles River
St. Michaels
Miles River Club
Chesapeake Bay Yacht Club
Chesapeake Bay Club
John Todd
College Park
Alonzo Blades
Concord Camp Opens With Dr George W Cooke Visit
Concord Camp in Maryland begins July 30 for ten days with planned August 7 and 8 appearances by Dr George W Cooke. Noted preachers, singing, and good preaching are highlighted as key features. Attendees can stay in boarding tents with meals at reasonable prices and a welcoming spirit from minister Cr H Atkins.
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Concord
George W. Cooke
Concord Camp
Maryland
Cr. H. Atkins
Tribbett and Skinter Wed in Burrsville Parsonage
Mr. and Mrs. Edden Tribbett announce the marriage of their daughter Elsie May Tribbett to Mr. Thomas R. Skinter of Media Pa. at the M E parsonage Burrsville on Tuesday afternoon at 2 30. The bride wore white flat crepe with coordinating accessories. The couple spend their wedding trip to Philadelphia and will reside in Medina where Mr. Skinter is employed in business.
Cordova Firemen Carnival Dates Announced
Cordova hosts a three day carnival July 13 14 15 featuring stalls with fancy articles candy ice cream and lunch. A parade on the first night will include Easton firemen joining the event.
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Cordova
Easton
Handy Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding in Federalsburg
Mr and Mrs Arthur Handy near Federalsburg marked their golden wedding anniversary on July 4 as many friends visited to offer congratulations and present gifts honoring the milestone.
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Federalsburg
Arthur Handy
Roland Webster Applies for Bankruptcy Relief
Roland Webster a leading fruit and vegetable packer from Hurlock has filed for the protection of the bankruptcy laws seeking relief for his business debts and assets.
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Roland Webster
Hurlock
Federalsburg Growth Highlighted By Rev MacSorley
Reverend F C MacSorley portrays Federalsburg Md as a growing Eastern Shore town. He notes the North West Fork Bridge renamed Marshyhope Creek controversy, population rise to about 1500, fine churches, extensive school property, and a thriving business scene led by Long & Short.
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F. C. MacSorley
Federalsburg
Peninsula
Caroline County
North West Fork
Nanticoke River
John Smith
Eadeston Brown
Jacob Charles
Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
Church of God
John W. Hurlock Company
John H. Hyland
New York City
Hurlock
W. T. Eddington and Son
Delaware Peninsula
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Todd and Lankford
E. E. Nuttle
Frank W. Lord
G. C. White
W. H. Jefferson
A&p
First National
Federalsburg Bank of the
Eastern Shore Trust Co
Long & Short
Del-Mar- Vay Peninsula
Harvey H. Long
Henry Long
Baltimore
Mr. Short
Mr. Long
Delaware
P. R. Short
W. R. Breeding
Harwood, Long and Co
Long Brothers
Milford
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