Local news items from Denton area town pages
The Denton driven column reports varied notices from July events to land sales. John Carter Jr buys George W. Sanders property near Greensboro while Milman house sale satisfies tax claims. Hail showers hit parts of the Eighth district. W J Blackiston and the egg man promote cash payments. Eastern Shore Rod Co installs lightning rods in Talbot. W T Bradley to run a photograph gallery. Church meetings and camp activities populate summer plans with Rev Tabler and Rev Adams among preachers. Grand lodge of colored Knights of Pythias set for July 29 30 with Baltimore excursion and Bethel Church anniversary events.
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G. C. Skirven
Dot
W. J. Blackiston
J. Wesley Bordley
John T. Carter, Jr
George W. Sanders
Greensboro
Eastern Shore Rod Company
Denton
Talbot
Joshua Dison
Federalsburg
J. W. Johnson
Nuttle
Milman
D. W. Davis
Vesper
Emery E. Lynch
American Corner
J. E. Ellwanger
Lankford & Breeding
Concord Camp
W. T. Bradley
Tuowas & Misser Co
Baltimore St
Baltimore
Laston
T. F. Tabler
H. P. Adams
Sylvan
Elmer W. Deen
Preston
Wm. Turner
Charles M. Turner
Alfred Clark
A. W. Short
Theodore Phillips
Phillips
Goslin, Davis and
Downes
Wattle
Mason
George A. McDaniel & Co
Easton
William Pittman
Philadelphia
Charles E. Shawn
Tuckahoe Neck
Shawn
J. Harry Covington
Grand Lodge
The
Colored Knights of Pythias
Bethel Church
Middletown
Marriage in Denton and social notes across region
Mr Newman D Rickards and Miss Elizabeth J Locke were married at the bride’s home with Rev. A C McGilton presiding. The couple hosted a reception. many friends attended and a collation was served. The bulletin lists many social visits, travels, and local engagements in Denton and nearby towns, plus Orphans Court actions and notices about Washington College scholarships.
Residents share news of parties and visits along Queen Anne
Sixteenth birthday celebrations at Hillyborn Queen Anne feature Miss Reta Rhodes and St Gertrude's Academy classmates while many local residents host or visit relatives in Rehoboth Beach Baltimore Washington and Wilmington. Attendees include Mrs C Duffey Dr H C Duffey Catharine Duffey Alma Thompson Miss Reta Reynolds and several Pennington and Sydenstricker family members with trips to Baltimore Philadelphia and Kent County.
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Queenland Farm
Queen Anne
Baltimore
Prof. Fleming
Mollie Short
Chase City
Hiram Short
Catharine Duffey
H .C. Duffey
Washington
Oscar Clark
Denton
Effie Plummer
Greensboro
Ruth
J. E. Morgan
Wilbur Pennington
L. H. Armatront
Louis
Oklahoma
Helena
Isaac T. Sparklin
William E. Ford
Wilmington
Catharine Ford
Emily Knotts
Reta R. Reynolds
Sydenstricker
Rehoboth Beach
L. P. Corkran
Williston Correspondents Return Visits and News
Mrs Mary Ringe and daughter Sophia of Philadelphia have returned home after visiting Mrs O M Hignutt. Mr and Mrs W S Silver, staying at Reichman House, returned to Harve de Grace. Dr David Marine of Lakeside Hospital Ohio visits aunt Mrs Martha Hignutt. Mr E S Hignutt of the Peoples National Bank Denton is home on a two week vacation. Miss Virginia Wheeler of Baltimore visits grandparents Mr and Mrs J G Stevens. Mrs Sarah Andrews and son Charlie visit relatives in Talbot county. Our town remains lively with weekly launch parties.
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Newman D.’ Rickards
Charles T. Rickards
Denton
Elizabeth J. Locke
Harry M.locke
Washington
Third Street
City
A. C. McGilton
Milton
Denton M
Delaware College
T. C. Smoot
Aubrey and Merrill
Chesapeake City
Walter Sparklin
Jessie
Katharine
Petersburg
Rosé Coursey
Centreville
P. H. McShane
Ethel
Elizabeth Cade
Niagara Falls
Falls
Herman
Port Allegany
Philadelphia
J. W. Eisenhauer
Baltimore
Henry Hughes
Margaret E. Hambleton
St. Michaels
Coral Mercer
William E. Brown
Jeannette
Ruth
Federalsburg
Rehoboth
H. J. Hopkins
Annapolis
J. Frank Saulsbury
Grace
Helen Kline
Lancaster
Daniel Ziegler
Alonzo Saunders
Marlborough-Blenheim
Atlantic City
Caroline
Charles W. Sylvester
Norfolk
Edith Godwin
Bertha Noble
Elsie Noble
Nellie M. Hill
Dover
Kennard Jones
Margaret
Andersontoun
Ira Fisher
Willow Grove
Annie Rampson
Huntington, Pa
Leonard Statum
Margaret Nicholson
George R. Percy
Tuckahoe Neck
Cambridge
Mary Satterfield
Harrington
Mary Stevens
Howard Skinner
Eugene Anderson
Marguerite Phillips
Mary Nichols
Ella Hollis
Ella George
Marshall Gantt
Maryland
James A. Trazzare
Indiana
Henrietta Anderson
Alabama
Mary Ringe
Sophia
O. M. Hignutt
W. S. Silver
Reichman House
Harve de Grace
David Marine
Lakeside Hospital
Ohio
Martha Hignutt
E. S. Hignutt
The
Peoples National Bank
Virginia Wheeler
3. G. Stevens
Sarah Andrews
Charlie
Talbot County
Whiteleysburg
Frank Knotts
Greensboro
Denton Club
Mary LeCompte
Milliney
Greensboro Station
EE Insley
Shadarach Raughley
Robert Raughley
R. J. Raughiley
Edgar Sapp
James Hopkins
Maple Avenue
Sapp
Ridgely
Hopkins
McKnott
M. E. Church
Beachamp
Tillie Porter
Burrsville
Delma Pepper
Easton
G. B Pearson
Middletown
Pearson
Byron Dill
Howard Clegg
W. L. Longfellow
Karcher
Pennsylvania
Emma Sharp
Elizabeth Winyard
Milford
J. O. Bernard
Frank A. Wright
R. T. Tyson
New York
Connecticut
Warner B. Brashears
Wilmington
J. F. Jarman
W. Harmon Reynolds
Townsend
Ethel Jackson
Smyrna
W. S. Keefer
Brockway
T. H. Jarman
Ocean City
Ocean City. Mr. Allen Rolph, of Philadelphia,is the Guest of Mr. Harry Jarman
Plymouth
Ethel Grieves
Church Hill
Hilda Cauldon
Elsie Towers
T.C. Curry
Robert Jarman
Newton Canning Factory Nears Completion and Grave Meeting
The L. J. Andrews & Co canning plant in Newton is almost finished with machinery purchased and to be installed this week. A grave meeting will convene at the site starting Saturday, July 18, for ten days. Visitors include Master Elmer Walker of Talbot staying with his brother Master Frank Walker, and Mr. Frank Todd of New York visiting his brother, R. D. Todd. J. F. Burkett and his daughter from Faston visited Mrs. L. J. Andrew last week.
News of the camp meetings at Marydel and Concord
The Marydel campmeeting reports heavy tent construction and strong bids for privileges with opening sermons set for July 31 and August 2. Attending clergy include Rev. E W Jones and Rev. F N Faulkner, among others, with temperance and holiness themes featured. Concord encampment begins July 31 under Rev J R Cannon with a full schedule of prayers, services, and music led by Anna Dryden, plus notable speakers from Maryland and Delaware.
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Marydel
E. W. Jones
Kenton
W. Habbart
F.N. Faulkner
Dr. Forbes
Philadelphia
Church Extension and Home Missions
W. E Matthews
W. F. Dawson
W. O. Bennett
R. T. Coursey
R. Watt
J. M. Arters
E. H. Dashiell
Geo. R. Tompkins
Pennsylvania
C. T. Wyatt
C. W. Moore
C. A. Hill
W. F. Corkran
W. W. Sharp
A. H. Covey
T. N. Given
E. H
Derrickinson
Messrs. Hall and Mack
Elmer Gordon
Sadlersville
Gordon
Knotts, Davis & Griffith
John Shewbrooks
Derrickson
Concord
J. R. Cannon
Anna Dryden
A. B. Wood
Baltimore
E C. Macnichol
Laurel
W. H. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League of
Maryland
Delaware
Newark
Del
M. Morgan
C. O. Isaac
L. W. Layfield
Greenwood
Ralph T. Coursey
Cambridge
George L. Hardesty
T. F. Beauchamp
Thomas Sard
E. E. Dixon
Harry L. Stallings
W. R. Fountain
C. H. Todd
T. H. Everngam
L. W. Poole
F. P. Covey
Wesley Bradley
H. T. Nuttle
Wright & Kinder
S. M. Liden
Mamie Wright
W. H. Deen
Alphonso Meredith
C. E. Todd
Daniel Todd
W. R. Breeding
Harvey Towers
Charles J. Everagam
Peters
J. C. Collins
Walter Kelley
Coates
Herman Horsey
J. BR. Cannon
W. A. Johnson
Olaf Carroll
J. A. Todd
Ellwood
Friendship
James 5. Willis
John Bestpitch
Percy Messick
Cabin Creek
Daniel Stevens
Secretary
William Slocum
Hurlock
Joseph Harper
William Harvey
Williamsburg
Walter Colborne
John Hallowell
John C. Fisher
al. Nichols
Ellwood Hallowell
Edward Story
Hynson
Minos Cohce
Linchester
John Kelley
Andersontown
Charles FE. Noble
Albert Noble
Lightning destroys farm barn and crops near Whiteleysburg
A barn on a farm near Whiteleysburg tenanted by Frank Knotts was struck by lightning last Tuesday and burned, destroying 250 bushels of wheat, 100 bushels of corn, implements, and a large quantity of hay. The rest of the item notes local social news and community updates from Greensboro and nearby towns.
Hobbs Residents Change Hands and Storm Burns Farm
J R Rickards of Pitt Bros and Co Baltimore received a Chicago Atlas Pitless scales set. Two hogs belonging to J E Towers died in a storm pen likely from electrical current. H C Hobbs Main street residence near the railroad sold to B B Allen of Washington. Thunder storms blessed farmers awaiting rain. Denton Canning Company makes many peach baskets. Drought reduces early corn shipments. Our agent busy receiving and shipping wheat.
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Denton Canning Company
Australian-Lhaf herb cure marketed by Mother Gray
New York nurse Mother Gray promotes an aromatic herb remedy named Australian-Lhaf for women’s ills. Claimed to regulate and cure female weaknesses, backache, kidney and urinary troubles. Available at all druggists or by mail for 50 cents. sample free. The Mother Gray Co, New York.
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Mother Gray
New York
J.eRoy, N. Y
Journal Subscription Offers County News Access
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Murder mystery surrounds Kent County farmer's death
William Williams 64 a Kent County farmer was found dead by hanging in a thicket between Barclay and Templeville with a head wound and blood clot on the brain. Coroner's jury ruled murder, noting blunt force blows and a concealed crime tied to a marriage license for 13 year old Elizabeth Walls. Caleb Watson arrested in Centreville on the case.
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William Williams
Kent County
Del
Caroline
Marydel
Templeville
Williams
John Russum
Barclay
Russum
J. R. Smith
Thomas
Delaware
Maryland
Queen Anne's County
Keating
Whiteley
John Wessel
Crompton
Wessel
Tem
Leville
George Whiteley
Centreville
Still Pond
Odd Fellows
Camden
Caleb Watson
John Wessells
Crumpton
Vacation extends in American Corner church lore
Rev. W. E Sites is on vacation and will travel to Europe. John Rosser filled the pulpit on Sunday and delivered an able sermon. Mr and Mrs John Killen of Pennsylvania visited Mr and Mrs E F Henry and have now returned home. Subscribe for the Journal for full county news.
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American Corner
W. E Sites
Europe
John Rosser
John Killen
Pennsylvania
E. F. Henry
Peninsula peaches and pears estimate by railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad projects a Peninsula peach crop of 1,779,030 and pears 303,471. Detailed station estimates show Kenton peaches 30,500 pears 4,850. Hardy peaches 56,075 pears 1,700. Marydel peaches 7,500 pears 250. Henderson peaches 27,910 pears 4,465. Goldsboro peaches 65,500 pears 12,120. Greensboro peaches 52,750 pears 1,325. Ridgely peaches 80,250 pears 724. Queen Anne peaches 2,300 pears 2,301. Cordova peaches 400 pears 400. Easton has no estimate. The railroad notes plans to distribute crops inland and add refrigerator cars to handle the larger load, with an estimated 3,500 cars needed to move this year’s output.
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Peninsula
Pennsylvania Railroad
Delaware Peninsula
Delaware & Chesapeake Railroad
Kenton
Hardy
Henderson
Goldsboro
Greensboro
Ridgel
Queen Anne
Cordova
Easton
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Utica
Providence
Elmira
Albany
Williamsport
Trenton
Harrisburg
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Death Roll of Mrs Sallie Nowell and Mrs Perry D Taylor
The notice reports the death of Mrs Sallie Nowell wife of Wil loughby Nowell after typhoid fever at home. Funeral held at Methodist Protestant Church, interment in Denton cemetery. Also obituary for Mrs Perry D Taylor mother of Walton P Taylor, who died near Union Grove after paralysis at 82 or 83. funeral at Bible Holiness Church with Rev H P Adams officiating. Relatives include several daughters and sons with quotes from R P Taylor praising her life.
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Sallie Nowell
Willoughby Nowell
S. Brown Parts
Lida Thawey
John Thawley
Addie Baynard
Ferdinand Baynard
Emily Ellwanger
Charles W. Ellwanger
John Parris
Methodist Protestant
Denton
F. T. Benson
Kirs
Perry D. ‘Taylor
Walton P. Taylor
Union Grove
Perry D. Taylor
James B. Wright
Edward T. Moore
Orlando Patton
Peter Trout
Wm. H. Gambrill
Robert P
Thomas G., Merrill
Bible Holiness Church
H. P. Adams
Easton
R. P. Taylor
Holiness Church
Improvements At St Pauls Reformed Church
Ridgely news notes the consistory approves interior decorations and a slate roof for St Pauls Reformed Church. Parsonage upgrades include hot and cold water service and a modern bathroom contracted to H M Vosmus Co. A dismal drought report from Kent County affects crops. Several local人comings and moves are listed with neighbors and Philadelphia connections.
Engineer Hibbard A Paine Named Roads Engineer
County commissioners on Tuesday designated Hibbard A Paine as roads engineer to succeed William D Uhler who resigned. Paine is well known to many citizens for his energy and ability from railroad construction work in North Carolina and was asked to apply for the position. He came on
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Hibbard A. Paine
William D. Uhler
Paine
North Carolina
Engineer Paine Accepts Denton Road Task
Tuesday he was engaged for the work and will move to Denton soon. His family lives in Odessa New York. His profession as engineer has kept him mobile but he now seeks permanence with his family. He praised Denton friends for recommending him to the county commissioners and vows the best service in road work. He married Laura Beauchamp eleven years ago and they have a seven year old daughter. The county action is urged as prudent for an experienced engineer.
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Denton
Odessa
New York
Paine
Queen Anne's
Laura Beauchamp
Eliza
Joshua Beauchamp
School Board Reorganizes and Appoints Staff Across Districts
The School Board re elected Col A W Sisk as president and Prof I M Noble as secretary treasurer and superintendent. Appointments include Henderson and W W Wyatt as principal at Henderson, W J Boyer at Federalsburg, and staff across Grace Hubbard Sallie B Mowbray Dora Noble Eva Wright Bridgetoun Myrtle M Thompson American Corner Bertie L Taylor Chestnut Grove Mary I Statuim Poplar Neck Ella M Harrison and more. New trustees named for Chipmans Lance school Edward A Johnson of Rochester NY to teach manual training at Caroline high School Emily C Pearce of Baltimore to supervise commercial studies at Caroline high School Mary Odd of Preston awarded a State Normal School scholarship. An elective pedagogical course for grades 16 and 17 at Denton and Federalsburg High Schools adopted. Board also plans to paint two schoolhouses in each district.
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Road condition rule ends rural mail on bad roads
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Degraw issued a regulation that mail will not be delivered on roads not kept in good condition. Postmasters must report miles of rural delivery and road official jurisdictions. Officials are being notified to restore road conditions so rural delivery can continue safely year round.
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