Local Shore News Highlights and Summer Sales
Seaside regions report busy Caroline canneries packing beans while farmers grow tomatoes and cantaloupes. Denton area hosts July clearance sales, a ten day sale at Evergnam’s, and a large men’s and women’s apparel push. A fatal train auto crash near Downes Station claims Mrs. Joseph Cannon, a Greensboro nurse, as survivors and funeral details noted.
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Caroline
Nuttle Milling Company
Marys Land
M. K. Newaoam’s
Laure
Caroline County
Everagain
Eastern Shore Dental Society
Ocean City
W. A. Smith
J. M. Haymaker
Denton
J. H. Nichols & Company
Market Street
T. L. Trier
Everngain
Harrington
Delaware
Orrell Farm
Greensboro
John Moore
Methodist Protestant Church
Neal
Newnam
Maryland
J. L Everngam’s
Henry Steele
Marydel
Dr. Smith
Wyoming
Parker
Harty
Templeville
Melvin G. Morris
Greensboro Baptist Church
Morris
Tennessee
John L. Evernham & Son’s
Baltimore and Eastern Railroad
Downes Station
Joseph Cannon
Olan Porter
Dorothy Porter
Cannan
Queen Anne
Clayton Stubbs
John Weaver
Templeville Church
L. R. Brumbaugh
Pretty wedding notices from St Pauls Ingleside and Denton society
Ingle side church hosts the marriage of Miss Bertha Louise Wilson of Ingleside and Mr. I Vernon Brumbaugh of Washington. A later wedding at the bride’s home links Earle Brumbaugh and Grace with Standard Oil ties. Federalsburg and Denton social rounds feature multiple visits, guests, and trips as locals share congratulations and upcoming ceremonies.
Bethlehem Couple Wed In July Ceremony At Parsonage
Miss Isabelle Sands daughter of Mr and Mrs John Sands wed Mr Ralph Brodes on July 3 at the parsonage with Rev C C Harris officiating. They reside in Preston. Mrs Charles Burkett and children return to Baltimore after a week with her brother James R Christopher. Rev Omar Jones to preach here Sunday July 19 at 3 pm. Mrs Marion Mills gravely ill in Cambridge Hospital.
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Isabelle Sands
John Sands
Ralph Brodes
C. C. Harris
Preston
Charles Burkett
Baltimore
James R. Christopher
Omar Jones
Marion Mills
Cambridge Hospital
Social notes from Henderson and nearby towns
Henderson and nearby communities share a flurry of visits and guests. Relatives visit in Wilmington as Sarah Gooden returns with cousin Esther Cartwright, while families from Wilmington and Marcus Hook mingle at local houses and beaches. Several neighbors attend parties for Mr Henry Marvel and sister Anna at Bridgetown, and many out of town relatives are noted with a focus on hospitality and summer leisure.
Burrsville School Patrons Called for Fundraising Meeting
Burrsville patrons are urged to gather at the schoolhouse on Monday July 20 at 8 p.m. to discuss starting work on a new building and raising funds for the site. Several local residents and guests are noted at social events and funeral services, with various others mentioned as visiting or ill.
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Burrsville School
E Raughley and Son
Burton
Dover
Ruth Burris
Smyrna
Ward Ammerman
Harry Raughley
Harrington
P. S. Raughley
Greensboro
Thomas, Jr
Near Central
Annie Baughley
Lelia Emma Hopkins
Union M. P. Church
A. W. Betts
Felton M. P
E. N. Wright
Easton
R. J. Stafford
John H. Thawley
Crawford Garrett
Crisfield
Henry Walters
Mite Society of Union M. P
Lucinda Dearth
Harvey Lawson Collison
Lucy Pierson
Swarthmore
Town Social Guests Visit Tolchester and Ocean City
Hobbs and William H Lord with families hosted Tolchester visitors last Tuesday. Lacy Lord and Miss Mary Williamson joined Edna Lord for Tolchester visits. L. H. Thomas Hopkins and Mrs J Robert Starkey from Salisbury visited Ocean City Sunday. Catherine Cohee, Baltimore teacher, visits her parents DB and B Cohee. B Robinson and Newark Del. co-guest of W E Hubbard. Mildred Schneider from Richmond spends weeks with F N Smith. J R Chaffinch family visited O J Chaffinch. Louise and Catherine Cohee also Tolchester visitors last Sunday. Mollie Anthony of Denton visiting Burt Smith family. Esther Willey visiting friends in Federalaburp.
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William H. Lord
Lacy Lord
Mary Williamson
Edna Lord
Tolchester
L. H. Thomas and Son
Hopkins
J. Robert Starkey
Salisbury
Ocean City
Catherine Cohee
Baltimore City
DB. B. Cohee
Burt Smith
Esther Willey
Federalaburp
Noble sisters and friends return from regional visits
Misses Helen and Mildred Noble arrived home after time in Grasonville Queenstown and Centreville. Addie Lord and Helen Noble stay a week at the Del marvia Institute of Dover. Nettie and Blanche Nichols visit their aunt Ida Evern gain. Dorothy Todd is home for summer. Mrs. Laura Sullivan remains on the sick list.
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Helen
Mildred Noble
Grasonville
Queenstown
Centreville
Addie Lord
Helen Noble
Delmarvia Institute of
Dover
Nettie
Blanche Nichols
Ida Everngain
Dorothy Todd
Laura Sullivan
Marriages and social notes from Ridgely News Letter
Ridgely News Letter reports weddings for Miss Pauline Elliott to Steven Lynch in Greensboro and Miss Miriam Clark to William Knight in Baltimore. Reverend Leolan Jackson and Rev. Harry Zeigler announce Sunday topics. Notes cover visitors, family gatherings, church events, and local society actions at Ridgely and nearby towns.
Shore Boulevard opens with governor leading parade
New Shore Boulevard the Shore Trail link between Sadlersville and Millington is to be formally opened to traffic on Tuesday July 28. Gov Albert C Ritchie and Maryland Highway Commission chief John N Mackall will lead a parade and deliver addresses after driving the new road. The route offers a direct link from Elkton to Galena and connects Caroline County to Wilmington, easing travel from Florida to New England and shortening Denton Elkton travel by miles.
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Annapolis Bridge
Shore
Sadlersville
Millington
Albert C. Ritchie
John N. Mackall
Maryland Highway Commission
Annapolis
Claiborne Ferry
Sudlersville
Centreville
Easton
Elkton
Galena
Massey
Barclay
Ingleside
Goldsboro
Greensboro
Denton
Preston
Federalsburg
Ocean City
Wilmington
Caroline
Church Hill
Chestertown
Kennedyville
Orphans' Court Actions Include New Accounts and Appraisals
Ten judges presided as Harvey L. Cooper administrator of Milton C. Smith sought to reopen and state a new account after revoking the first and partial one. Hersel Clevenger’s inventory of A. Davis Clevenger’s estate was approved and recorded. The court reopened Annie R. Perry’s estate for distribution to heirs. Floyd Briggs’ release was approved and recorded. Letters of administration for Joel Pippin were granted to Walter W. Rippin with bond and creditors notice. Debts owed to Hynson Darling’s estate were approved for recording. Nellie Hill was granted administration of Jefferson Hill with bond and creditors notice. Appraisers named Josiah Beck and W. C. Andrew.
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Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawn
Harvey L. Cooper
Milton C. Smith
Hersel Clevenger
A. Davis Clevenger
J. Owen Knotts
Annie R. Perry
Calvert C. Merrikee
Floyd Briggs
Joel Pippin
Walter W. Rippin
Thompson Gibson
George Marvel
Hattie Darling
James Hynson Darling
Jefferson Hill
Nellie Hill
Josiah A. Beck
W. C. Andrew
Davis Kinder and Noble Reunion Set at Bethel Church
A Davis Kinder and Noble family meeting elected Rufus F. Noble temporary secretary and chose September 2 at Bethel M. E. Church for the next reunion. Mrs. Ella C. Emery will represent the Kinder family, with other members named for Davis and Noble lineage. Noble serves as permanent chairman and Charles S. Lewis as permanent secretary.
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Davis
W. Robert Huey
Chestertown
Noble
Helen Kinder
Harry E. Kinder
Federalsburg
Kinder
Harry W. Davis
Charles S. Lewis
J. T. Kinder
Rufus F. Noble
Journalistic ethics debated by Maryland Delaware press leaders
The Maryland and Delmarva press associations met in Ocean City hosted by the Chamber of Commerce with Governors Ritchie and Robinson and Congressman Goldsborough as speakers. The discussion centered on Harper's magazine critique of 19th century American journalism and the Tweed Ring era, weighing past ideals against current press practices and public trust.
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Delmarvin
Ocean City
Chamber of Commerce
Ritchie
Robinson
Delaware
Goldsborough
Denton
Flarper
Greeley and
Dana
Greeley
New York
Miller
Andrew J. Garvey
The
New York Times
New York Daily
G. S. Miller
Greeley and Dana
Harper's Magazine
New York World
Washington
New York City
General Grant
New York Herald
Tammany Republican Committee
London Times
the Times
Jennings
Sun
Boss Tweed
Mr. Tweed
Tweed
Tweed Ring
Social notes from Bethlehem and Durham visits
Mr and Mrs Ronald Lane spent last weekend with her people at Bethlehem Penna. Mrs Walter Lepson of Durham NC is visiting her mother Mrs Selby Smith. Mrs A L Russell has been quite ill during the past week.
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Ronald Lane
Bethlehem, Penna
Walter Lepson
Durham
N. C
Selby Smith
A. L. Russell
Local residents enjoy a Sunday gathering in nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Calvin Elliott and family of Wilmington with extended relatives visited Mr and Mrs Walter Ellott. Mrs C R Curtis traveled to Govans for her sister Mrs Street s illness. Elizabeth Bennett of Middletown Del spent the weekend with Thomas Shockley and the Johnsons welcome Mary, G C Johnson s daughter. Russell of Greenwood visited M E Jarman and Samuel Reid of Jersey City spent a few days near town. Ross Swann of Greensboro visited his aunt near town while Howard Thomas and Ruth Curtis visited in Baltimore.
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Pauline Elliott
Brown Elliott
Greensboro
Steven Lynch
Dan Lynch
Near Town
Irene Lynch
James Jackson
Wilmington
Miriam Clark
J. Olan Clark
William Knight
Baltimore
Leolan Jackson
Harry Zeigler
Church of the Brethren
Christian Workers Meeting
Anna King
J. J. Ivison
Paul Crist
George Hazlett
Altoona
Crist
Olive
S. L .Shaw
Ridgely
Hazlett
Michael Swing
John Swing
Mulford Swing
Loraine Swing
Edward Pearsoul
Mollie Richards
Henry Steele
Henderson
Lee Mitchell
David
Paul Holsinger
J. P
Jackson
Henry Jackson
George Slaughter
Chester
George Roberts
Pittsburg
Arthur Sculley
Leelan Jackson
Methodist Church
Leonard McKnott
Easton
James Blanch
Gladys
Billy
Philadelphia
Isabelle
Francis Lynch
Albert White
B. C. Millard
Ellen
Dora
Harmondale
Pennsylvania
J. T. Stevenson
New York
MacGibbon
Canada
Alice Bennington
Lee
Alice
Cedar Grove
Oyster Shell Point
Allan Parsons
Son
Harrington
A. W. Thompson
George Imler
Wesley Honey
Sam Lane
Ed. Bowers
Christine
Norman Wilson
Viva Davis
Harry Hemmons
Marian
Edna Detwiler
Camp Royal
Thompson Swing
Keene Saulsbury
Rehoboth
Allie Wyatt
Carter Forester
Cooper
Emma Jackson
Luther Seager
Bridgtown
Marian Hemmons
Miriam White
Centreville
Charles Sculley
Charles, Jr
John Sculley
Saulsbury
Ruth Perry
Mary Detwiler
Olive Wood
Talchester
Ella Pearsaul
Carlile
Calvin Elliott
Norman
Ruth
Brown
Walter El.liatt
C. R. Curtis
Govans
Street
Elizabeth Bennett
Middletown
Del
Thomas Shockley
G. C. Johnson
Mary
Atlantic City
C. E. Russell
Greenwood
M. E. Jarman
Samuel Reid
Jersey City
N. J
Ross Swann
Bill Ross
Howard Thomas
Odessa
Ruth Curtis
Twentieth Century Club hears talk on University Extension
The Twentieth Century Community Club met on the 8th in the club room with Mrs. F. F. Whiteley as hostess. Miss Spafford spoke on University Extension with Community Clubs, and Mrs. Tho mann of the University of Wisconsin gave a persuasive talk. The next meeting is scheduled for the 22nd with members bringing lunches.
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F. F. Whiteley
Spafford
For Rent Tent at Concord Camp Front Row
Mrs. T. L. Chaffin advertises a tent for rent at Concord camp location front row in the rear of the tabernacle.
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Concord Camp
Tabernacle
T. L. Chaffineb
School Teachers Appointed Across Caroline Districts
A list of Caroline County teachers assigned to schools for the coming year includes Marydel Maud Hummer Henderson C M Wingate and many others. Names cover Caroline High Denton Primary Choptank Harmony Ridgely and multiple towns with numerous staff placements across elementary and secondary levels.
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Caroline
Marydel
Maud Hummer
Henderson
C. M. Wingate
David McMenamin
Neta Richard
Sadie Allen
Elsie Bilbrough
Bee Tree
Bertie M. Sparks
Goldsboro
Elsa Rieck
Dorothy Miller
Margaret Shockley
Baltimore Corner
Lillie E. Doty
Moore’s
Caroline Davis
Ruth Tamlinson
Greensboro
P. C. Phillips
Mildred Massey
Helen Mills
Helen Weaver
Eleanor Willis
Mildred B. Nuttle
Mary B. Raleigh
Bertie Ledman
Elizabeth Bryan
Alma T. Clark
Denton
Laura Melvin
Louise Short
Hilda Cade
Gertrude Morgan
Williamson
Norma Cooper
Oaks
Esther Willey
Williston
Elizabeth Cannon
Willoughby
Helen Hubbard
Andersontown
Ruth Trice
Hickman
Blanche Croll
Harmony
Alma Dean
Mildred Collins
Smithson
Susan Griffith
Alice Harper
Hilda Covey
Hickory Hill
Margaret Cook
Houston
Rita Hallowell
Nichols
Inez Marine
Hillsboro
Josephine Blades
Dorothy Jump
Cedar Grove
Margaret Dukes
Ridgely
H. A. Kinbart
Ruth Detterer
Mildred Kinbart
Mary D. Wooters
Lillian Cheezum
Beatrice Bower
Social News Highlights From Cecil County
Mr and Mrs Joseph Short hosted a week of visitors including Mr and Mrs Olin Gordon of Philadelphia and Mrs Oldham Davis. Engagement announced for Gilbert Morgan and Nellie Baker of Baltimore. Numerous locals vacationing or visiting at Rehoboth Blue Ridge Summit Ocean City and Baltimore with family and friends.
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Joseph Short
Federalsburg
H. Lay Beaven
Irwin Sparklin
Rehoboth
Vernon Baker
Henry Fleming
Susie Thompson
Billy
Gladys Gale
Louise Gray
Blue Ridge Summit
Ruth Greaves
Mary Elaine
Denton
Newton Smith
Garrettson Smith
Mary Neal
Mary. Smith
I. T. Sparklin
William Hynson
Wilmington
Ennis Percy
Easton
E. H. Gale
Virginia Holt
Bartie Morgan
Lyda Cockey
Claiborne
J. R. MacSorley
Roe
Elwood Fleming
George B. Stewart
G. Lawrence Wilson
George
Edgar Blanch, Jr
Edgar
Edgar Blanch
Lula Beaven
Newport News
Florence Beaven
T. R. Seward
Philadelphia
Marydel
J. N. Seward
Frank Seward
Ridgely
H. W
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