Concord Camp Meeting Notes And Local Events
Concord Sunday School plans an afternoon picnic at the camp meeting grove. A tent is for rent at Concord camp front row near the abernacle. W. C. T. U. to meet Monday at 8 at Miss May L. Fisher's home. Harry W. Davis elected vice president of Eastern Shore Trust Company. Market street lawn fete July 16 with Southern melodies and a playlet to aid the F. M. Society. Craig details on St Marys White Chapel Parish and camp opening July 31. Local baseball: Corkran Hill Packing versus Caroline Athletic Club 4-3 with Denton pair and Clarke. Fatal accident: Herbert Ricketts 20 killed by train near Federalsburg. Kent Sussex Fair preparations with 1000+ awards and $10,000 prize money. Middletown district M. E. wives form district group at Betterton. Board of Education advertising bus bids amid funding concerns and possible elimination of high school routes. Severe electrical storm causes fires in Denton and damage around Andersontown and Williston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore Trust Company
Market Street
Southern Melodies
F. M. Society
St. Mary's White Chapel
W. A. Smith
Potter Steele
Alex. McWilliams
Concord
Herman D. Horsey
Clayton Covey
Corkran Hill Packing Company
Baltimore
Caroline Athletic Club
Scott
Denton
Clark
Western Maryland College
Richards
Herbert Ricketts
Federalsburg
Flowers Crossing
Seaford
Cambridge and Seaford
Irving Jackson
J. Donaldson
Ricketts
Harrington
Kent, Sussex
Delaware
Hetterton M. E
M. E
Middletown
Omar E. Jones
W. H. Revelle
E. M. Shockley
M. E. Wheatley
Turner's Pier
Betterton
Chestertown
County Board of Education
Engine and Company
Ora Bowdle
W. F. Leverton
Some Interesting Weddings Porter Bell Culp and Denton ties noted
A Philadelphia wedding records Miss Helen Thompson Culp marrying Charles Emmett Bell at Fourth Presbyterian Church with a large bridal party and reception. Local links include Bell’s Denton visits and Bell’s grandfather Mrs Elizabeth Dukes. A Denton wedding follows Miss Dorothy Lord to James Lee Cavey with modest ceremony.
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Philadelphia
Denton
Charles B. Bell
Elizabeth Dukes
Bell
Fourth Presbyterian Church
47Th Street
Springfield Avenue
Helen Thompson Culp
George Culp
Catherine Street
Charles Emmett Bell
Haverford Avenue
Walter Greenway
Bethany Temple Presbyterian Church
Locust Streets
Ralph Yoho
Ruth Culp
Kenneth S. Smith
Edmund Flannapan
Holy Comforter Church
John S. Martin
Lillian Link
Comelius Link
Watterson
John O. Davis
Randle Cliff
Prince George's County
Dorothy
Alfred R. Lord
Goldsboro
James Lee Cavey
James P. Covey
Preston
Mary Lord
Melvin Blades
Melvin E. Wheatley
M. E. Church
Pleasant Kitchen Shower for Earle Breeding Couple
Friends from Hillsboro hosted a kitchen shower for Mr. and Mrs. Earle Breeding on a Wednesday night. The event featured games and refreshments including lemonade cake and bananas. Attendees included numerous Breeding family members and local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Breeding
Hillsboro
Wesley Breeding
Elmer Robinson
Raymond Andrew
Walter Trice
Charlie Cherry
Norman Meredith
George Cherry
Orland Closson
Blaine Bullock
Horace Robinson
Mark Hignutt
Bernard Ringgold
Willie Lynch
Florence Wood
Ethel Meredith
Lizzie Lynch
Edith McNabb
Eva Laigneil
Elizabeth Bullock
Helen Cherry
Evelyn Bullock
Elizabeth Trice
Cleo Shoemaker
Margaret Trice
Haila Shoemaker
Hilda Cherry
Mary Andrew
June Meredith
Beatrice Closson
Bernice Meredith
Alice Robinson
Annie Frances Wood
Roselle Bullock
Messrs
Orville Cherry
Roy Donovan
Earle Robinson
Brooks Donovan
William Meredith
Wilbur Breeding
Everett Meredith
Clarence Ringgold
Henry Meredith
Willie Towers
Thomas Andrew
Hasting Wood
Raymond Crouse
Roland Cherry
John Cooke
Mrs. Breeding
The Salesman's Pay Sunday Sermon at Church
The Church of the Brethren invites all ages to hear a story sermon titled The Salesman's Pay on Sunday evening July 12 at 8 15. The pastor S Ina AtNotp urges attendees to come early, be comfortable, and leave coats at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Ina AtNotp
Emmanuel's Lutheran Mission Services in Christ Church
German Lutheran services to be held at Christ Church Denton on Sunday July 12 at 2 30 p m. All friends of the German language spiritual enterprises are cordially invited to attend Pastor Herman Drews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel’s Lutheran Mission
Christ Church
Denton
Social Notes from Town Families Over the Fourth
Local society mentions Henderson Milkes and Philadelphia guests at several host homes. Families from Henderson Wilmington and Baltimore visit Denton Newark and Tolchester with columns noting returns home and summer plans.
Card of Thanks from Flumarty Family
We express sincere thanks for the sympathy and kindness shown by friends during our recent bereavement. Mrs. Benjamina Flumarty and family appreciate every act and expression of support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamina
Flumarty
Fan
Ily
Community social notes from Ridgely area gatherings
Numerous visits and visits over weekends feature Rev. Harry Zeigler and family hosting guests from Shamokin and Royersford while others travel to Baltimore Ocean City and Wilmington. Local members attend services plan sermons and entertain relatives and friends across Maryland Delaware and Pennsylvania.
Orphans Court Proceedings in Caroline County
In the Orphans Court Judges West Harper and Shawn presided. The personal estate of Frank R. Jump was reopened for distribution. Administrator Mary Gruwell qualified with bond and oath. Hattie Darling filed inventory and appraisement for James Lynson Darling with sale order granted. Alverta Gibson and J. Virgil Moore filed first and final accounts for Daniel Gibson. examined, approved, recorded. Administration on A Davis Clevenger estate granted to Hersel Clevenger with bond, creditors notice ordered. appraisers named. Leonard F. Covey filed releases for John H. Brummel estate. released assets examined, approved, recorded. Francena Davis release from Lena Nichols approved. John W. Arnold estate releases from Church bodies approved. Mary H. Blake inventory and appraisement approved and recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Tueday
West
Ffarper
Shawn
Frank R. Jump
Caroline County
Mary Gruwell
Hattie Darling
James Lynson Darling
Alverta Gibson
J. Virgil Moore
Daniel Gibson
A. Davis Clevenger
Hersel Clevenger
Joseph H. Spence
Arthur Adams
Leonard F. Covey
John H. Brummel
Sallie E. Lrnmmel
Julia E. Hruemmel
Francena Davis
Lena Nichols
Charles N. High
Harvey L. Cooper
John W. Arnold
General Mission and Tract Committee
Church of the Brethren
Mary H. Blake
Somers Blake
Local church expects Rev Curtis after Ashland trip
Rev C R Curtis returned from Ashland Virginia on Thursday. He will lead regular services next Sunday morning and evening with a cordial welcome for all. Members and relatives visited friends and family across Wilmington Snow Hill Rehoboth and Centerville over the weekend and last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hennington
Carlile Bennington
Sarah Clark
Chincoteapne
Watson Booker
Charles Dean
Ocean City
Booker
Dean
Artis Sculley
Claymont
Arthur Sculley
Bryan Perry
H. S. Koeneman
Harry
Philadelphia
Charles Koeneman
Trappe
August Koeneman
Harry Zeigler
Church of the Brethren
Christ
True Power
Hope
Lenlan Jackson
Morehead
N.C
John Swing
Margaret
Loraine
Emil Rosenast
Rosenast
Leolan Jackson
Saul of
Tarsus
J. C. Madara
B. J. McCullough
Beryl
Bernard
Baltimore
Taylor
Thompsontown
Jim
Frank Klotz
Janes Wilson
Elsmere
Del
Irwin Hevalow
James Jackson
Rehoboth
Harry Laird
Media
Ben Weaver
Mary
T. L. Day
Carrie Newnam
Mr. Porte
T. A
Irene Neff
Rose Lehman
Frank Stayer
East New Market
Sadie Sleek
Maud
Frank Toulson
Wilmington
Galen Stayer
Ruth Perry
Grace Wood
Albert White
College Park
John Sharp
James Temple, Jr
Dentao
Allan Temple
Selby Groff
Robert Groff
Emma Sauisbury
Fannie Sauisbury
Queen Anne
Beatrice Bower
Harry Preston
Frank Long
Selbyville
C. R. Curtis
Ashland
Hobbs Guests and Holiday Visitors Reach From Maryland to New Jersey
Hobbs hosts and nearby towns enjoy Fourth of July visits and travel. Maryland State Normal School guests Helen Hubbard and Mary Butler stay with local families. Baltimore visitors Elmer Jones and son Elmer travel through Hobbs toward Milton. Tolchester Beach and Tolchester outings noted. Wheat harvest records for Frank Davis and Lewis Butler exceed one thousand bushels. Additional guests include Harold Brooks Edward Towers Mildred Schneider and families from Richmond and Federalsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hubbard
Mary Butler
Maryland State Normal School
Elmer Jones
Elmer
Baltimore
Hobbs
Milton
Del
M. Merriken
L. E. Moore
Federalsburg
Isaac Starkey
Little
Catherine
Ruby Lister
Elmer Butler
Tolchester Beach
Harold Brooks
Edward Towers
Westmont
N. J
Frank Davis
Lewis Butler
Mildred Schneider
Richmond
Fi Smith
Fred Smith
Tolchester
J. R. Starkey
Salisbury
Hopkins Thomas
Concord Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Concord residents report visitors from Philadelphia and Baltimore over the weekend. Lewis Wright and John Jack visited Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Atkinson. Margaret Morris and Elbert Wright spent the weekend with them. Vinton Satterfield and Charles Lord from Baltimore visited their families. Carroll Harmon from Baltimore visited Harry Wheatley. Robert Meade is staying with FE T. Orme. Miriam Wheatley spends time in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Wright
John Jack
Philadelphia
C. E. Atkinson
Margaret Morris
Elbert Wright
Vinton Satterfield
Charles Lord
Baltimore
Concord
Carroll Harmon
Harry Wheatley
Robert Meade
FE. T. Orme
Miriam Wheatley
In Memoriam for William Fr. Liden
In loving remembrance of my dear grandfather William Fr. Liden who departed this life May 24 1925. Dearest grandfather how I miss you more and more each passing day. And the hardest of starts is you have gone away to stay by his granddaughter Grace Liden Thawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fr. Liden
Grace Liden Thawley
HAPPENINGS AT HILLSBORO
Sunday School reports Hillsboro M I primary department as best equipped in the county with 85 percent attendance the highest in the area. Local residents and visitors include Wilfur Fleming of Baltimore staying with parents, various relatives from Cumberland Centreville Salisbury Delmar and Philadelphia visiting townsfolk. Notable guests include Rev John Von Hurlech and Dr W F Dickinson with multiple travels and social calls across Easton Wilmington and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Hillsboro M. I
Wilfur Fleming
Title Guarantee & Trust Co
Baltimore
W. P. Fleming
Alga Worth
Cumberland
Herman Worth
Myerscale
Sallie Worth
F. Craig
Shae
Wilmington
J. M. Short
Meredith
Etta Orrell
Anna Freestate
Centreville
Harry Messick
Betty
Ann
Virginia Holt
Phil Thompson
S. N. Smith
Marion Sherwood
Margaret
Delmar
Easton
Cambridge
James Sloan
Webber
John von Hurlech
New York
W. F. Dickinson
Carl Parker
Chester
Milford Kline
Raymond Fifield
Denton
Vernon Baker
Edna Fleming
Columbia University
N. Y
Annie Beaven
Albert Cahall
A. G. Hummer
Love Point
John Dukes
Philadelphia
Alda Sneed
Westy Davis
Maud Waters
Manasas
Florence Heaven
Claude Baker
Harvey Baker
Public Health Committee Sets October Tag Day Date
The executive board of the public health committee met with full attendance and decided to move tag day to the last Saturday of October so clubs can prepare. Funds will support the public health nurse. Miss Jackson plans part of July vacation and reports June activities including baby clinics, tuberculosis work, and visits totaling ninety nine. She attended the Baltimore Health Conference and aided clinics in Denton and Preston.
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The
Public Health Committee
Jackson
Claiborne
Nicklas
Denton
Preston
Baltimore
Knox
Communicable Diseases Reported in Caroline Week Ended July 6
Three scarlet fever cases were reported near Hickman and one chickenpox case at Federalsburg, the only communicable diseases in Caroline for the week ending July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman
Federalsburg
Caroline
Herzog Named Easton Manager Seeks Turnaround for Club
Charles L. Herzog takes absolute control of Easton’s players for the rest of the season after agreement with directors. The club plans multiple lineup changes and may see Herzog infield duties as fans back the team. Easton, in last place, hopes new signings and strength from big league promises will spark a comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelseth
Herzog
Easton
Baltimore
Sparrows Point
Giants
Powder River to be Shown at Palace Theatre
War picture Powder River arrives July 14 and 15 at the Palace Theatre. It is a United States Signal Corps moving picture depicting American WWI actions from transport to front lines including St Mihiel and the Argonne with dramatic combat scenes and lighter moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Signal Corps
France
Cantigney
Chauteau Thierry
St. Mihiel
Argonne
America
Water bath versus pressure canning explained by USDA
The USDA Bureau of Home Economics clarifies why water-bath processing suits acidic fruits and tomatoes while acid‑free vegetables require pressure canning. It notes boiling water reaches 212 F, enough to kill all bacteria but spores survive longer. acidic juices allow faster kill, whereas nonacid vegetables need higher pressure to reach safe temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Bereavement thanks from grieving family
To all our neighbors and friends for their many deeds of kindness and tokens of consideration during our recent bereavement when our wife and mother was taken from us.
Carnline Chapter to Host Festival at Local Bank Lot
Carnline Chapter No 62 Eastern Star plans a festival on July 11 evening on the rear lot of Denton National Bank. Nuttle Milling Company advertises seed buckwheat for gale at 1.50 per bushel.
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Carnline
Eastern Star
Denton National Bank
Gale
Nuttle Milling Company
Social News Highlights From Denton and Surrounding Areas
A crowded social page notes Mrs Henry Martin and guests from Lima and Oklahoma City visiting Plaindealing. sailing by Mrs W Thomas from Baltimore. Denton visitors including Prof James W Johns named Caroline High principal. multiple trips and gatherings in Denton, Baltimore, Washington, and Wilmington. Rural Carriers Convention in Frederick July 3-4 with delegates from Maryland. plans set for Chestertown in July 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Martin
Lima
Peru
Mildred Kelley
Oklahoma City
Jessie Cox
Eleanor Judge
Lynn and Sons
Baltimore
Plaindealing
W. Thomas
Hobbs
Jacksonville
Florida
Gloucester
Merchants and Miners Line
James W. Johns
Chestertown
Denton
Johns
Caroline High School
L. M. Replogle
Thelma
Julia Canther
Washington
C. A. Pentz
Samuel Lewis
New York City
Leslie A. Lewis
Dorothy Lawson
Billie Perkins
Mary Wades
Paul Horsey
Wilmington
Hayward S. Horsey
Paul Baynard
Chester
Ferdinand Baynard
Leroy Longfellow
Galestown
Fred Towns
Minnie Henry
M. B. Henry
George C. Skirven
Brooklyn
E. H. Hirs
Eldred
Catherine
Ocean City
Myrtle Robinson
Howard Shields
Harold C. Nuttle
John K. Calloway
Leila Mudd
Birch
Commissioner Finds South Maryland Almshouses Free of Inmates
Dr. Arthur P. Herring, state mental hygiene commissioner, reported almshouses in Anne Arundel Calvert Prince George's and St Marys counties are in good condition and do not house any insane persons. He plans to inspect Eastern Shore almshouses next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. Herring
Maryland
Anne Arundel
Calvert
Prince George’s
St Mary’s
Breyer Ice Cream Plant Ground Work Underway
Work has begun on the ground of the Breyer Ice Cream plant. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kemp on Wednesday. Master Billy Hobbs visited in Greensboro last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
Breyer
Fred Kemp
Billy Hobbs
Greensboro
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J. Fletcher Wright
Alma Deen
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William D. Abler
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Rural Carriers’ State Convention
B. B. Cohee
Henry M. Detwiler
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Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Business Men’s Association of
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Fred N. Ziblman
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