Local news items from Caroline County weekly paper
A miscellany of notices and briefs from Caroline County, Maryland. Topics include upcoming events, school changes, road connections, local political figures, tax rates, church activities, crop and hay prices, and a court case ruling. Names include Judge Landis, Congressman Goldsborough, Prof Norstedt, Charles Andrews, and Attorney-General Armstrong.
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L. B. Towers & Bro
Nuttle Milling Co
Denton
Maryland
Caroline
Landis
Salisbury
Congressman Goldsborough
Millington
Andrew
Hignatt’s Park
Williston
Norstedt
Caroline High School
Sixth street
Fifth avenue
John T. Lister
St. Clair Oil Works
Marcus Hook
W. T. George
Lister
Charles E. Andrews
Choptank
Andrews
Edward W. Liden
Orphans’ Court
G. I. Humphreys
Maryland Annual Conference
Denton church
Shiloh
Ladies’ Aid Society
Chestnut Grove
Community Club
Plaindealing
Louise Dukes
J. E. Smith
Preston
Smith
Evelyn C. Kelly
New York
Huber Baking Company
Wilmington
Huber Company
Caroline county
Cecil and Talbot
Queen Anne's
Worcester
Garrett
Carroll
Cecil
Dorchester
Kent
Somerset
Talbot
Wicomica
Loyal Workers of
Thawley's
M. P. Church
hall
church grove
Elizabeth Whitby
Rosa Riley
Florence Reed
Ralph Wright
Ellen Roe
Thomas Clapper
Charles Fifield
Hilda Reed
Thelma DeFord
Dorothy Calloway
Personal and Social News Interesting Items About Denton Friends
Denton social column lists weddings and travels among local residents. Albert Leary and Anna Porter wed at Stevensville Episcopal Church with Berths, siblings, and college plans noted. Many locals visit, vacation, or study, including ties to Baltimore, Philadelphia, Wilmington, and New York institutions.
Burrsville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Illness
Local residents report visitors from Pittsburgh Philadelphia Seaford Felton Akron Alliance Dover and Greensboro. Family guests include Cahall Ray Allen Robinson Collison and Whitaker households. Hospital treatment disease and injuries noted plus workers and church events.
Royal Templeville Social Roundup of Visits and Weddings
Mrs. Lane of Templeville spent Sunday with her son Frank and Edith Lane plans a few days visit. Several families from St Joseph Missouri Hastings Nebraska and Philadelphia visited Templeville and Denton guests included the Jarrells Schooleys and Pritchetts. John Downes wed Miss Rosie Friscoe at the Methodist parsonage as townsfolk attended Fourth of July festivities and other relatives hosted visits from Baltimore Bridgeville Wildwood and Kenton.
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Lane
Templeville
Frank
Edith Lane
Charles Lucas
Webster
St. Joseph
J. Rife
Hasting
Neb
Robert Jarrell
J. H. Schooley
W. W. McIntyre
Ingleside
J. A. Rood
Queen Anne
W. T. Pritchett
Henderson
Loren Pritchett
Philadelphia
Robert Jarrell, Jr
Marguerite Griffin
Louise Dennison
Miriam Jackson
Denton
John Downes
Rosie Friscoe
Methodist parsonage
Bridgeville
Ida Clark
Wildwoad
Ridgely Community News Notes and Visits
Ridgely residents and visitors share family gatherings, travel plans, and local events. Contributors report relatives visiting from Philadelphia, Baltimore, Centreville, and New York, with multiple social visits, illness updates, and a baseball score. An upcoming Denton event and local prayers are noted.
Local social notes from Hillsboro and surrounding areas
A long list of visits and weekend guests from Hillsboro Balmore Diyton Centreville Kent Island and Philadelphia with families in Towson Laurel Ocean City Wilmington and Ridgely. Folks include Mr and Mrs T H Russum Miss Ruth McDargh Miss Ella Pennington Miss Christine Wilson and many others visiting relatives and friends and attending events.
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T. H. Russum
Balmore
Ruth McDargh
Diyton
Ohio
Edw. Covell
Centreville
William Lees
Harrisburg
Harry Covell
C. E. Stewart
G. B. Stewart
Edwin Gale
Powell Short
Betterton
Emma Gardner
Sophie Legg
Kent Island
R. W. Beaven
David Carter
Bustleton
J. E. Webbers
Gray
Dan Stewart
Philadelphia
Roberta
Aline Barton
Howard Knots, Jr
Lulu Beagen
Wilmington
McNalley
Baltimore
James Sloan
Katie
Grace Vestry
E. B. Davis
J. N. Clark
G. H. Tarburton
Ocean City
Ada Coggeshall
Summits
N. J
McGuire
Lucille
Marie Seymour
Robert Seymour
Aldred Dill
Lansdown
Queen Anne Parsonages See Upgrades and Visits
Rev J H Schooley and wife with Rev W W McIntyre and family spent Tuesday at Queen Anne parsonage. Schooley adds Sunday School house and electric lights. McIntyre rebuilds Ingleside parsonage. Wells preached at Harris Chapel and district conference. Queen Anne work reported good. Easton Fire Department visited to showcase apparatus. Guests include Walter Deal family from Baltimore and R E Blades visiting relatives. Mrs Barnett returns from New York. Sarah Kemp visits Trappe family.
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J. H. Schooley
W. W. McIntyre
Queen Anne
Goldsboro
Mr. McIntyre
Ingleside
Barclay
Walter Deal
Beverly
Baltimore
Harry Kemp
Barnett
New York
Sarah Kemp
Trappe
E. 5. Rowens
Choptank Club Hosts Meeting at Mrs Lane’s Home
The Twentieth Century Community Club enjoyed an evening at Mrs. Edward Lane’s on June 27 with Miss Kellogg aiding the secretary in detailing the College Park meeting. The next gathering is set for July 18 at Mrs. Orland Wright’s.
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Twentieth Century Community Club
Edward Lane
Miss Kellogg
College Park
Orland Wright
Grace Myers
Schneider
Baltimore
Melvin Waldron
Wilmington
E. M. Waldron
Nora Goswellen
Local residents' visits span coast to city
Nelson Richards Jr visits his grandmother in Baltimore while Florence Roe enjoys a seaside stay at Ocean City. Prof. L M Goodwin and wife travel to Schenectady. John Applebaum is in Baltimore this week and Clifton Morris holds a position in Chester.
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Nelson Richards, Jr
Baltimore
Florence Roe
Ocean City
L. M. Goodwin
Schenectady
John Applebaum
Clifton Morris
Chester
Baltimore man bids to buy and run MD, DE and VA Railway
A Baltimore investor proposes up to 225000 dollars to buy the Maryland Delaware and Virginia Railway from the Leaf Company and, with associates, run the line. Public Service Commission discussions accompany plans to continue some service via Pennsylvania Railroad and establish trial routes from Love Point to Ocean City and West Denton with possible local acquisition options for Queenstown Centreville Hillsboro segments.
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Baltimore
E. B. Lewis Company
Philadelphia
Maryland Delaware and Virginia Railway
Public Service Commission
Jesse Rosenfeld
Harry E. Karr
Karr
Pennsylvani Railroad Company
Leaf Company
Rosenfeld
Pennsylvania
H. C. Tatpall
Pennsylvania Railroad
E. B. Leaf Company
William M. Maloy
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Love Point
Ocean City
Easton
Queen Anne
West Denton
Denton
Lewes
Del
Queenstown
Centreville
Hillsboro
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic
Easton Social Roundup Touches Several Families
Misses Velma and Mary Perry of Easton visit sister in Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Matthews and family host relatives from Easton. Ora Vickery and daughter Elizabeth spend time with Morris family. Carlton Cooper and Mrs Cooper visit Perry family in Fed eralsburg. Alfred Coleman of Marcus Hook visits parents. George MacCarty and Harry Willoughby relocate to Philadelphia for work. Lucy McWilliams from Easton visits home. Mildred Hummer of Trappe visits Mary Coleman. Walter MacCarty and son Raymond drive to Wilmington. Louise Beachamp of Federalsburg visits Flaharty. Margaret Bryan breaks her leg climbing a tree. Neva Hummer of Trappe visits Ruth Coleman. Rev. R. T. Maloney of Salisbury spends Sunday with friends.
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Albert Leonard Leary
JAnna Porter
Stevensyjelbadist Episcopal Church
Ralph C. Jones
Florence Porter
A. F. T. Baum
Snow Hill
James Porter
Irvin Smith
Belair
Leary
Stevensville High School
Isaac Leary
near Rock Hall
Denton High School
Rock Hall
Niagara Falls
Columbia University
N. Y
Denton
Kenneth A. Knowles
Francis Knowles
near Denton
navy
Marine Corps
United State Naval Academy
Annapolis
Baltimore Sun
Knowles
SW. E. Brown
Newark
Hockessin
Del
W. A. Hinkle
Philadelphia
I. R. Fleetwood
Hinkle
Mabel Heidrich
Linwood Long
Jarrell
Clarence Callahan
Harrington
Robert Neighbors
Willard
John M. Cady
Walter M. Royal, Jr
Baltimore
William E. Cady
West Denton
Minnie Henry
Lawrence Talbert
Fred Talbett
Helen Melvin
Henry Mulder
East Orange
N. J
A. T. Reichman
Mulder
Helen Melevin
Iva Noble
aca
Hobbs
Bennett Todd
W. C. Todd
Williston
Roland B. Goslin
Cambridge
James Temple
Gilbert Hagadone
Edwin R. Downes
N. W. Voss
Wilmington
James W. Voss
Fred B. Nuttle
Mary Fisher
Rehoboth
J. Roland Chaffinch
Willifred Deweese
Binghampton
N. D. Richards
Charles
Mabel
Washington
Walter Hicks
New York
Emily DeFord
Grace Rutter
Johns Hopkins University
John C. Rutter
Albert G. Towers
C. A. Whisler
Gladys Hinkle
West Virginia
Dorothy Miller
Clifton Forge
Nellie Richardson
Louise Nuttle
Ingleside
Mildred Nuttle
Laurel
Mary Mowbray
Centreville
Pearle Larrimore
Atlantic City
Epworth League
Milton Harris
Loren Pritchett
William L. Pritchett
Annabel Clark
Myrtle Bryant
Dover
Allie Sweeney
F. B. Sweeney
S. C. Johnson
Willngton
George Marvel
Bridgetown
P. A. Marvel
Katherine Chandler
Lula Marvel
Sara Gooden
Harry Karcher
Greensboro
Mildred Gooden
T. H. Gough
Edith Killen
Hoboken
John Quillen
Harvey Walls
Thelma Gilbert
Marcus Hook
Frank Spinka
Mamie Schoppe
Elma Sanders
Edith Richards
Delaware College
Charles Griffith
C. H. Clayville
Mary Hagadone
Melvin, Jr
Mary Lee Kennard
Ella Hevalow
Swarthmore
Annie Hevalow
Lulu Hevalow
C. W., Jackson and son
Wilson
Dorothy Rawlings
Gettysburg
Lancaster
Emily Kellogg
Weenonabh
Galena
Ridgely
Mardella Springs
Leslie Booker
Thomas Hall
Barclay
Charles Starkey
Booker
Hall
Starkey
Roland Fountain
Irvington
John Swing
Henry Wilkinson
Catherine Burton
Carlton Lord
Ben Weaver
Ernest Jones
Master Weaver Jones
Jones
Robert Headley
Melvin Wheatley
Frank Stevenson
Leek
Rebecca Lee
Smyrna
Benjamin Hartz
Dinnie Park
Mary Madara
Martha Frieze
Claysburg
Frank Taylor
Pennsylvania
Florence Fink
Alexander Fink
the Plains
Harry Robinson
Frank Long
Florence Shillingsberg
Ord Raleigh
Albert White
Easton Hospital
Allan
Paul Temple
New York City
Rawlins
Robert Smith
Gertrude Morgan
Paul
Ine Wiley
Sam Lane
Mary Bowen
John Bromley
J. T. Stevenson
Jonas Royer
Harry Stayer
Watson Booker
Ocean City
James Cahall
Morris
Stroudsburg
Ida M. Schlafer
Emily Koenemann
A. S. Thompson
Plainfield
Evelyn Frampton
Louise Fleetwood
W. H. Smith
Elia Pearsaul
Semple
Chestertown
Till Rash
Velma
Mary Perry
Easton
W. R. Perry
Frank Holly
Joshua Matthews
Eddie
Dorothy
O. D. Todd
Ora Vickery
Elizabeth
Fred Morris
Carlton Cooper
Federalsburg
Cooper
Alfred Coleman
R. F. Coleman
George MacCarty
Harry Willoughby
Lucy McWilliams
James McWilliams
Mildred Hummer
Trappe
Mary Coleman
Walter MacCarty
Raymond
Louise Beachamp
Joseph Flaharty
Margaret Bryan
Neva Hummer
Ruth Coleman
R. T. Maloney
Salisbury
Local Visitors Spend Fourth at Denton and Greensboro
Vernon and Mrs. Thawley along with Mr. and Mrs. Layton and Mr. and Mrs. Ross enjoyed the Fourth at Denton, also at Greensboro with Mrs. Ross in New York and Columbia University. Alfred H. Ross seeks relief from stomach trouble at Cambridge Hospital as wives accompany him. Homer Melvin builds a new outbuilding on the farm while threshing wheat continues.
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Robert Thawley
Amos Layton
R. Wesley Ross
Denton
Greensboro
Alice H. Ross
New York
Clancey
Columbia University
Alfred H. Ross
Cambridge Hospital
Homer Melvin
Camp Meetings of the Peninsula Schedule Six Camps
The Peninsula camp meeting season rises with Shiloh on July 20 running until July 29. Denton Holiness opens July 27 for ten days, Concord begins August 3 with Pastor Atkins aided by Miss Mabel McGinley and Hastings, Hebron runs August 4 to 20 led by Rev. William Lyden Hess, James' camp near Laurel returns, Carey's encampment near Laurel starts Augusta for ten days, Mudford renamed for Carey's Church location, with grounds improvements planned and Laurel Bethel camp possibly reopening.
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Peninsula
Shiloh
G. I. Humphries
D. D
Maryland
Baltimore
R. W. White
Trinity M. P. Church
P. M. Cassen
Washington
D. C
Hebron
William Lyden Hess
James
Laurel
Carey
Mudford
Carey's Church
Laurel-Bethel
Caroline county invited to host child health demonstration visit
Dr S J Crumbine of the Commonwealth Fund Committee visited Caroline county after an official invitation from County Commissioners. The trip surveyed thirty communities in ten states applying for the Second Child Health Demonstration to run five years, covering prenatal care through school age. Officials and physicians pledged support. decision on county selection will come later in summer.
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Caroline county
S. J. Crumbine
Commonwealth Fund Committee
Mason. Dixon l Line
Crumbine
Boy Scout Council Organized on Maryland's Eastern Shore
The Eastern Shore of Maryland forms a Boy Scout Council with eight counties represented at the Salisbury gathering. Major R. F. Seamore presented the charter. W. Goldsborough Bradford was named Scout executive with headquarters in Salisbury. Major John W. Noble leads the executive board. Congressman T. Alan Goldsborough spoke and pledged support.
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Boy Scout Council
Maryland
Chamber of Commerce
Salisbury
R. F. Seamore
Somerset
Worcester
Wicomico
Caroline
Queen Anne's
Talbot
Kent
W. Goldsborough Bradford
Baltimore
Shore Council
John W. Noble
Preston
T. Alan Goldsborough
Eastern Shore
1876 Democratic ticket shown in Caroline county ballot
Mr John T Plummer of Philadelphia visited the Journal office in Denton to display a Caroline county ballot from 1875. The ticket clearly shows Democratic candidates for Governor Whyte Attorney General Syester Comptroller Woolford and others for local offices. Its caption reads No Mixed Public Schools White Children by Themselves Negro Children by Themselves.
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John T. Plummer
Philadelphia
Denton
Charles H. Whitby
Jour NAL
Caroline
W. Pinkney Whyte
Baltimore city
A. K. Syester
Washington county
Levin Woolford
Somerset county
House of Delegates
Alex. Hardcastle
William H. Deweese
Philip W. Downes
James Augustus Roe
Orphans’ Court
William A. Ford
Robert Jarrell
Daniel Sparklin
Robert B. Culbreth
William G. Horsey
Levin W. Robinson
Preston M E Sunday School Picnic at Beach Haven
Preston M E Sunday School schedules its annual picnic at Beach Haven next Wednesday July 8 inviting the public to join the community festivities.
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Preston M. E
Beach Haven
Orphans Court Action Briefs Executors Seek Accounts
In Orphans Court Tuesday Judges West Harper and Shawn heard filings by Fred Noble Wright as executor of Laura Wright and Harman Pennypacker and Edward Nuttle as executors of William Penny packer. Additional matters include Voshell and Hood Collins administrations, probate for Martha Bowle Johnson and Eva Zacharias, renunciations, bonds, and creditor notices. Appraisers Walter Moore Tribbett named. Isaac L Dukes granted administration of Laura Garey estate.
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Orphans‘ Court
Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawn
Fred Noble Wright
Laura Rebecca Wright
James E. Cannon
Anna E. Cannon
James C. Cannon
Harman Pennypacker
Edward E Nuttle
William R. Pennypacker
William S. Voshell
Levi K.Voshell
Lida Voshell
Rebecca Voshell
Fannie Krieger
Ulysses S. Voshell
Ira V. Voshell
John P. Duling
Mary A. Snow
Lillian Hood Collins
Wesley E. Thawley
pendente Ice
Mary Anne Hood
Isaac L. Dukes
Rural carriers conduct 15 day nationwide mail count
Caroline rural mail carriers finish a 15 day inventory across routes. Post Office Department officials ordered a nationwide rural delivery survey to tally pieces of mail, weight of pouches, loop-route mail, parcels from loop routes, mail collected, and stamps sold. The December repeat seeks growth, expansion needs, and financial planning for rural delivery.
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Caroline
Post Office Department
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