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Local notices from Denton area include deaths and wrecks
William R. Wilson becomes Centreville National Bank president after predecessor's death. A lightning strike burned the Dill barn between Greensburg and Edwardsville. An outbuilding at Oscar Clark’s on the river road north of Denton collapsed in a storm, killing a hog. Edward Tubbs, longtime editor, dies at 53 in Baltimore after years in local journalism. Car accident near Wiltliston injures Pentz and Merriken. Merriken critically. Mrs Mollie Todd dies of peritonitis after Bridgeville funeral services. Elizabeth Stevens hosts a house party with guests from several cities.
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William ER. Wilson
Ineleside
William J.cKenney
Centreville National Bank
Edgar Dill
Greensboro
Edwardsville
Qoscar Clark
Denton
C. W. Huffer
William A. Cohee
den- Mar Mobile Co
Baltimore Hospital
Cohee
Levi K. Zeigler
Mary Anne Wilhelm
Church of the Brethren
J. W. Krabil
Wilhelm
Pennsylvania
Walter Waohelm
Burrsville
G. S Todd
Minta Leah
Austin R. Murphy
Edward Thomas Tubbs
Baltimore News
University Hospital
Baltimore
David Hall Tubbs
Lavinia Kenny Tubbs
This
County
Journal
Baltimore Herald
Philadelphia North American
Thomas A. Smith
Congress
Eastern Shore Society
The
Maryland Historical Society
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Harris R. Thomas Rector
Jolia Street
Tubbs
Alice Lee Melvin Fubb
Witliam Rachar
Peippe
Alice
Melvin Juobs
Clara Fisher Tubbs
Harry Ke Tubbs
Journal Mail
Wiltlisten All Dam
Lionel Lees
Abin Camper
Chanence Pentz
Richard Mertken
Lee
Cnster Shell Point
Todd
Pentz
Merriken
Easton Hospital
Willard C. Todd
Williston
Nichols
Mollie Todd
Charles H. Todd
Bridgeville
Cambridge Hospital
Franklin Street
Elizabeth Booth
Washington, D. C
Clara Tubbs
Mary Weaver
Williamsport
Doris Rinehart
Hagerstown
Nell Cashell
Rockville
Louise Harper
Hurlock
Julian Monroe
Gamden
Del