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21 Jul 1917

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Denton Journal

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Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1917

Page

5

Local notes on crops, people, and events at Easton

Wheat at 2.20 and corn at 2.01 per bushel. Easton night watchman Lewis K Edgell. Miss Gertrude Morgan appointed Grove School teacher. National Guard boys to camp next Wednesday. Pony penning at Chinco Teague July 25 26. Holiness camp at Pentecostal Grove begins ten day session Friday. Canteloupes enjoyed by Mr C W Sullivan. Miss Katherine A Pritchett resigns as State home economics agent. Magistrate Johnson Easton fines auto violators. Joint excursion Denton Hillsboro M E Sunday Schools to Rehoboth August 1. Sermons by Rev Crouse and theme sermons. Mr John E George Suthersville exhibits cattle at Kent and Queen Anne's Fair. Western Union faces wire issues. needs more wire. Government proposed Kent Island take over debated. Rev Dr Wyatt and Rev J E Smith sermons and themes in M E Church Preston Williston. Governor Harrington July 6 flags Albert F Hignutt murder conviction case. News of 15 year old William T Carter killed by bicycle accident near Bethel Church. Deaths of Miss Mary Fearns 82 Burrsville and Mrs Mary Hutson 23 Greensboro. Packed peas in Caroline county. farmer Calvin Haltaman nets $3000 from 22 acres with under $400 cost. Marriage licenses issued for Wilbur Millican Agnes Harding. John Madison Towers Pearl May Turner. Willie Hurlock Maggie Cooper. Walter Adams Lottie Griffith. Earl Cooper Nora Deen. Earl Cephas Ida Brown. Thomas E Waddell 69 dies of apoplexy Covey's Landing. Porched costume carnival on Gay Street July 25 with church event and social treats.

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Lewis K. Edgell Easton Gertrude Morgan Grove School Caroline National Guard Chincoteague Pentecostal Grove C. W. Sullivan Denton Katherine A. Pritchett Johnson Hillsboro M. E Rehoboth Dr. Crouse M. P John E. George Suthersville Kent and Queen Anne’s George Western Union Telegraph Company Kent Island Wyatt Preston J. E. Smith Williston Mr. Smith Morning Star Harrington Albert F. Hignutt Hignutt William T. Carter John T. Carter Goldsboro Bethel Church Mary Fearns John M. Woooters Burrsville Eliza Wooters John Outten Wesley Church W. N. Conaway Mary Newlee Hutson Greensboro Calvin Haltaman Fioe Wilbur Millican Agnes Harding John Madison Towers Pearl May Turner Willie Milton Hurlock Maggie Cooper Bethlehem Walter L. Adams Lottie M. Griffith Hickman Earl Cooper Nora Deen Hughes Cross Roads Del Earl Cephas Ridgely Ida Virginia Brown Thomas E. Waddell Covey's Landing Mr. Waddell Ebenezer M. E. Church W. E. Matthews Cordova M.E. Church Spring Hill Cemetery Gay Street P. E. Church Rectory
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Miss Isabelle Sisk Weds William McLean in Quiet Glyndon Ceremony

Miss Isabelle A. Sisk daughter of T. J. Sisk and the late Mrs Sisk of Glyndon married William McLean a Baltimore corporal Saturday evening at United Presbyterian Church Madison Avenue and Biddle Street Rev R N Edwards officiated The bride a niece of Col A W Sisk Preston and of Mr J F Sisk Easton was accompanied by family in a restrained ceremony amid bereavement Fellow locals and relatives noted nearby visits and letters from ships during June as many friends and kin were reported visiting or traveling across Maryland and beyond including Dover Wakefield and Baltimore columns with social notes.

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Isabelle A. Sisk T. J. Sisk Sisk Glyndon William McLean Baltimore R. N. Edwards Glyndon Methodist Church United Presbyterian Church Madison Avenue Biddle Street A. W. Sisk Preston J. F. Sisk Easton Lucetta Sisk Caroline High School Wm. H. Anderson Eugene New York U.S Finland Hopkins Elizabeth C. Dukes Philadelphia Ethel Messick Charles H. Redden Wilmington N. C Charles Sullivan Washington Charles W. Sullivan Deep Shore Farm S. M. Trott Mary Elliott Greenwood E. E. Nichols West Denton Kirwin F. Everngain Los Angeles Cal Caroline T. H. Everagain Norman Raleigh Westminster Maryland M. J. Woodford Marion Nellie M. B. Stephens Fred Towers Eleanor and Frederick Ella Downes Winifred Wilson Barclay Clifford Green Corinth Martha E. Fisher A. E. Cooper Lizzie Dukes Rehoboth Harvey L. Cooper Paul Wright Shaughnessy A. T. Reichman Hackett Downes Army Centreville Geo. A. McDaniel Frederick County A. P. Whitby Queen Anne's Harriet McNash William H Deen W. R. Allaband Rising Sun Lillian Mairs Helen Roe Oscar Clark May Dunn Dover
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Death of Mrs N Alexander Hutson in Cambridge Hospital

Mrs Cora Hutson widow of the late N Alexander Hutson died in Cambridge Hospital on Monday evening after sudden illness from a bloody clot on the brain. She grew worse and was taken to the hospital for treatment, funeral held at her Denton home and interment in Denton cemetery. Rev C T Wyatt of the M E Church officiated. She leaves three sisters Miss J J Mellvaine and Mrs George of Denton and Mrs F M Dunn of Dover.

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N. Alexander Hutson Cora Hutson Cambridge Hospital Denton C. T. Wyatt M. E. Church J. J. Mellvaine George F. M. Dunn Dover
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Army Camp Names Reflect National Unity Effort at Petersburg

The Petersburg Virginia camp will be Camp Lee in honor of a renowned general as the nation works to blot out sectional feeling. Other suggested names include Devens Dix Jackson Sherman Taylor Custer Grant Pike Funston Travis Lewis Greene Wadsworth Hancock Sevier MacArthur Logan Cody Doniphan Bowie Sheridan Kearny and Fremont.

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Petersburg Camp Lee Devens Upton Dix Jackson Sherman Taylor Custer Grant Pike Dodge Funston Travis Lewis Greene Wadsworth Hancock Sevier MacArthur Logan, Cody Doniphan Bowie Sheridan Kearny Fremont
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In Memoriam Lola Estelle Williamson

Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Williamson dies at two months. Funeral held Tuesday afternoon with Rev Skibun officiating. A bud on earth to bloom in Heaven. A Friend.

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Lola Estelle Ernest Williamson Mr. Skibun
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Marriages and social notes from Hobbs and area

Miss Priscilla Richardson Hardesty and John Thompson were wed at 4 pm on July 17 at the bride’s sister’s home in Long Island New York. Numerous locals hosted visitors and traveled to Baltimore for training camp duties. The week featured hospital visits, family gatherings, and several residents receiving guests from Federalsburg, Andersontown, and Philadelphia.

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Priscilla Richardson Hardesty Long Island John Thompson Landover N. Y W. Stafford H. Brooks F. P. Stafford Baltimore Messrs C. C W. L. Merriken Margaret I E. M. Willey Hobbs Milford Neck Mary Satterfield Laura Cohee B. HB. Cohee Walter Fountain Hickman H. T. Nuttle Andersontowne Hobbs Manufacturing Company Sarah Ann Harrington John Harrington Greensboro Washington, D. C Herbert Carroll and Son Easton Caroline Jane Brown Philadelphia Mary Nuttle Andersontown S.F. Jopp Chester J. R. Chaffinch Sadlersville Edith Pollard Harrington
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Marydel Scouts Sell Larkin Premium for Tent

Marydel Troop 1 Beavers raise funds by selling Larkin products and will receive a canvas tent as a premium for their annual hike. Local residents and visitors are noted including Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wood, W. Reed and wife of Ellendale, Rev. W. A. Wise to preach at Marydel M E Church and Thomas Chapel.

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Boy Scouts Beaver Patra Marydel R. A. Wood J. Reed Ellendale W. A. Wise Marydel M. E Thomas Chapel Marian Hilda Clark Kenton Del Lizzie Hall Harry Dailey Jacobs Philadelphia Scallenger Pennsylvania F. P. Medford Rae Parchal Katie Heather Flora Bull Burt Taylor Atlantic City Rebecca Medford Thos. E. Heather Malcom Pritchett Wilmington Olin Jump Newark
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Harmony Residents Visit Relatives In Town

Harmony reports show Mrs. Orville Smith and son Francis visit Mrs. Charles E. Collins and others while Mrs. H M Taylor and daughter Mary Foote from Baltimore join Miss Lillian Deen’s guests. Royal Oak family visits W R Thomas. Dorsey Blake preaches. Wheat threshing slows due to rain. Mrs. W R Thomas confined with a sore ankle.

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Alonzo Christopher R. R. Deen J. F. Christopher Lee Deen Charlotte Hall C. C. Deen Dorsey Blake Audrey Taylor C. E. Collins W. R. Thomas
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Windy Hill Social Visitors From Baltimore

Mrs Catherine Deaner Mrs Sarah E Slaughter Mrs Edward Perrinn and Miss Mayme Slaughter all of Baltimore visit Mr and Mrs Wm Taylor Master Wilmer Hamilton of Baltimore stays with his grandmother here Mrs Mary Price of this place goes to Baltimore for throat treatment Miss Hallie Porter of Cambridge visits her aunt Mrs Harry Warner Miss Mary Ross of Choptank visits Miss Mary Cox Sunday

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Windy Hill Catherine Deaner Sarah E. Slaughter Edward Perrinn Mayme Slaughter Baltimore Wm. Taylor Wilmer Hamilton Mary Price Hallie Porter Cambridge Harry Warner Mary Ross Choptank Mary Cox
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Ridgely News Column Announces New Pastor Ordination

A reception for Clarence Troxell, the incoming pastor, was held at the Reform ed Church amid heavy rain with about a hundred attendees. Sunday he will be ordained and installed. A Red Cross concert is planned for Friday August 16 at the High School auditorium featuring local and regional performers.

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Sawmill Owner and Wife Injured in Auto Crash

Federalsburg report says J. S. Riggin and his wife suffered injuries when his vehicle struck a barbed wire fence and a telephone pole after being blinded by bright headlights. The wreck bruised and cut both occupants.

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J. S. Riggin Riggin Mr. Riggin
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Small-Town Social Roundup of Delaware Valley Visitors

Williston and Philadelphia residents visit relatives across a network of families. Notables include Mr. Sudders, a bugler in Wanamaker’s glove department, and Mr. Seeders, Philadelphia water works chief. Several social calls span Easton, Cambridge, Milford, and Centreville with travels to Silver Lake, Chincoteague, and Milton. Patriotic Sunday marked by Rev. J. E. Smith.

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Carydine Esther Dorothy Ruth G. Seeders George Joseph Sudders Catherine Joseph Philadelphia Philip Seemer Sudders John Wanamaker Seeders City of Caryden Falls of Schuylkill Anna Roe Cordova Easton Hospital Williston Trainor W. W. Andrews Josephine Wright Choptank Raymond Poole Washington Easton Miles River Neck Catharine Thawley Hillsboro O. M. Hignatt Elijah Frampton Magnolia Newark Del Reynolds Wilson Mabel E. Baker Wilmington John Boone Lacy Meredith Federalsburg A. Meredith J. E. Smith Bertha Wilson Miriam Todd Andersontown Marjorie Todd Gilbert Hignutt Cambridge Centreville Ruth Meredith Chincoteague Island Harvey Towers Esta Roe Milton
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Child Fracture After Tree Fall At Home

Four year old George Stewart Jr fell from a tree Wednesday sustaining a fracture and elbow dislocation. He was taken to Cambridge Hospital for X ray and treatment. Greensboro Conservation Club meets July 25 with Grace Reeves from College Park to demonstrate fruit drying. Farmers threshing wheat between showers.

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George Stewart Cambridge Hospital Greensboro Conservation Club Grace Reeves College Park Geo. W. Steinman George R. R. Shull Wilmington St. Paul Tolchester Beach Harry Karcher, Jr John Prichett. Henderson Annabel Moore Baltimore J. Allen Moore Lawn Dale James Ward Calvin Dill Hardy Anna Ward Beulah Graham Kenton Del Wm. F. Adams Episcopal Church
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Hillsboro Mourns Mrs Mollie Eaton Widow of Captain Eaton

Mrs Mollie Eaton widow of the late Captain Thomas Eaton died at the home of Mrs Annie Jump last Thursday in her 84th year after months of poor health and confinement to bed Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at the Episcopal Church with Rev J R M Cass officiating Interment followed in the churchyard Several locals and visitors from Baltimore and Manassas spent time with relatives in the area including Mr and Mrs Howard Owens and son Miss Helen Mason and Miss Virginia Mays Mrs Albert Morgan of Manassas attended the funeral of her brother Mr G H Beaven Other local residents and visitors are named in a roundup of social visits and weekend trips to Baltimore Wilmington Ruthsburg and Stevensville.

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Mollie Eaton Thomas Eaton Annie Jump Episcopal Church J. R. M. Cass Howard Owens Helen .Mason Virginia Mays Baltimore J. L. Beauchamp Garrettson Smith Mary Neal J. T. Sparklin Albert Morgan Manassas G. H. Beaven Lulu Beaven Florence Beaven Irwin Sparklin Warren Brashears Wilmington Beatrice Cannon Ruthsburg Helen Fleming James King I. B. Williams Virginia Holt Annabelle Moore Gray Stevensville G. L. Bright G. L. Wilson
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Real estate transfers recorded in Caroline County clerk

Chain of ownership changes across districts includes Sarah Frances Thomas to Millie Ann Sheppard for 11 acres in Fifth district and multiple parcels sold in First, Second, Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth districts with prices from 1 to 8,250 dollars. Names include Thomas, Smith, Drayton, Wooters, Scott, Chropuvka, Sklar, Kenton, Cowgill, Ellwanger, Towers, Miller, Chase, Ricketts, Nole, Pippin, Vansant, Bernard, Hobbs, Gallagher, Longacker, Weaver, Noell, Porter, Cooper, and Warren.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Caroline County Circuit Court Sarah Frances Thomas Millie Ann Sheppard Sarah Francis Thomas Bertha A. Smith Robert H. Saulsbury Louis R. Drayton William G. Wooters John M. Scott Hickman Martin Chropuvka George R. Nole Robert E. Pippin Pearl L. Dill Henderson John W. Funk George C. King Blanche F. Vansant J. Oscar Bernard Burt Hobbs T. Pliny Fisher Joseph L. Gallagher Gilbert R. Longacker Eastern Shore Trust Co Federalsburg Markle L. Weaver Orrell & Smith George Webber Jesse W. Porter G. W. Baker & Son O. M. Macomber William D. Berkey Harvey L. Cooper Christiana Diffenderfer Laura M. Young Ridgely Annie M. Spencer J. E. Ellwanger Joshua Porter William Lind Thomas W. Jones Ernest G. Cooper Calvin D. Lynch Aaron G. Warren James C. Jenson Thomas R. Green Clinton B. Jarman Thomas P. Green Greensboro
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Orphans Court Proceedings Listing Probate Actions by Court Judges

Orphans Court proceedings with Judges Liden Moore and Covey present. Executors and admins filed inventories, accounts, and lists of debts for multiple estates including Anna F. Orrell John W. Wright and Mary E. Eaton. Guardians sought, distributions approved, final accounts passed, and notices to creditors ordered.

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Orphans’ Court Liden, Moore and Covey Wesley Jarrell Anna F. Orrell John W. Wright Willis Wright John T. Wright William A. Alford William E. Bullock Mary E. Eaton Sophia Howard Charles Howard, Jr Benjamin F. Howard Minnie E. Lord Lewis Miller Elizabeth Lord Charles B. Harrison William Kregh Mary E. Montague Clinton B. Jarman Lewis A. Jarman Thomas H. Jarman
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Weather Hits Wheat and Local Visits Reported

Heavy rains damaged the wheat while threshing crews stay busy. Other crops suffer where water stood for days. Miss Lillian Cannon returns from Cambridge Hospital improved after an operation. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Corkran of Baltimore, Mrs. Liza Corkran’s son and relatives, with travel to Virginia and Oak Grove areas. Ellwood camp begins Friday this week.

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Lillian Cannon Cambridge Hospital Hiram Corkran Baltimore G. W. Thawley Concord Pauline Thawley Carl Johnson Oak Grove Frank Drake Linchester Liza Corkran Murphy James Carroll Nora Corkran Ellwood
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Rescue at Rehoboth Beach Averts Drowning Tragedy

Rev Mr Cass and family aided two bathers during a near drowning at Rehoboth last Wednesday. Miss Daisy Cass and Howard Melvin Jr narrowly escaped with Miss Chrissy Cass and Rev J R Marley Cass assisting. Lifesaving measures and a pulmotor saved Miss Cass. Mr Melvin recovered. No lifeguards were on duty.

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Mr. Cass Daisy Cass Howard Melvin, Jr Rehoboth Miss Cass Melvin Mr. Melvin Miss Chrissy Cass Rev. J. R. Marley Cass Miss Daisy Cass Clarence Roe
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Plans for Potato Houses Inexpensive storage for sweet potatoes

Plans for sweet potato storage houses proposed by the Department of Agriculture have been used across the South for years with no known failures when followed. Four years of study across 228,666 bushels showed average decay under 24 percent after 124 days, while a Department storage house in Arlington, Virginia reported under 1 percent loss. Farmers may request Farmers Bulletin 548 for full plans material lists and conversion guidance for existing buildings.

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Department of Agriculture South Arlington Virginia Department of Agriculture For
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New Officers Named for Balto Chesapeake Rail Lines

New officers take key posts at the Balti more Chesapeake and Atlantic and Maryland Delaware and Virginia railways after Captain Willard Thomson’s April death. Murdoch becomes general manager while continuing general freight and passenger duties. Seth becomes superintendent of steamer lines. Porcher named purchasing agent with Montgomery Smith as assistant. Soulsby named assistant general freight and passenger agent. Offices remain in Philadelphia.

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Turnbull Murdoch Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic Maryland, Delaware & Virginia Railway Willard Thomson Murdoch A. H. Seth Thomson Samuel Porcher Montgomery Smith Philadelphia R. H. Soulsby
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Death of Hillsboro Postmaster George H Beaven

George H Beaven a prominent Hillsboro citizen died Friday evening at the post office aged 63. Funeral held Monday at Protestant Episcopal Church with Rt. Rev. Wm Forbes Adams and Rev. J R Marley Cass officiating. Interment in churchyard. Survived by wife Mary Florence Zook Beaver married May 25 1876 and sons Herbert Z H Nelson Richard W John Lay Milton W Lula Beaven and brothers. Beaven long connected with Hillsboro Church and active in Democratic politics. Postmaster since May 25 1914.

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George H. Beaven Hillsboro Protestant Episcopal Church Wm. Forbes Adams J. R. Marley Cass Mary Florence Zook Beaver Herbert Z H. Nelson Richard W John Lay Milton W Lula Beaven Beaven Hillsboro Church
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Children’s Day Service Planned for Burrsville

The M P Church committee led by Collison and Mrs Alice H Ross with Miss Mary Raughley announce a Children’s Day service next Sunday morning. If weather cancels morning, events move to afternoon, and if that is bad, the evening service will be the last option with Rev W L Jump delivering the address.

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Burrsville M. P. Church Collison Alice H. Ross Mary Raughley W. L. Jump
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Socials and Local Notes From Chestnut Grove Area

Miss Theresa Kee spent the week end with Miss Margaret Wilson of Chestnut Grove. Miss Florence Breeding of Ridgely visits sister Mrs. Mark Hignutt. Farmers in the community thresh wheat. Mrs C E Lewis is on the sick list.

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Theresa Kee Margaret Wilson Chestnut Grove Florence Breeding Ridgely Mark Hignutt C. E. Lewis
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Self-Taught Preacher DuHadway Inspires Youth in Ohio

A profile honors Rev. Mr. DuHadway born February 9 1850, a self-taught scholar and eloquent preacher. He served the Wilmington M E Conference then Asbury Church Cleveland and Utica Ohio, with roles in Cortland and Chagrin Falls. Married Harriet Corkran, three children Raymond Lewis Eva, and brother Dr John DuHadway of Fowling Creek.

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Caroline Excelsior DuHadway Lewis DuHadway Fowling Creek Wilmington M. E. Conference Lewis Philadelphia Eva Ohio John DuHadway
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Maryland Canners Urged to Save 1917 Tomato Crop

The Baltimore American notes the need to preserve Maryland tomato harvests by canning. With rain favorable and large contracts, canneries will hire crews as the Woman's Section of the Maryland Council of Defense and the Food Reserve Corps mobilize enlistments. After August tomatoes will flood canneries in van, car, and ship loads. Maryland must tin and box the crop, with women leading the effort.

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Baltimore American Baltimore Maryland Maryland Council of Defense Food Reserve Corps
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Forget to Take Out Licenses Warned by Clerks of Court

Clerks of the court report widespread failure to obtain required licenses under the 1916 act. The list covers detectives, moving picture operators, carnivals, garages, typewriter and adding machine firms, junk dealers, laundries, farm machinery and soda water businesses, livery stables, bowling saloons, warehouses, cleaning and dyeing shops, shoe shiners, hat cleaners, restaurants, plumbing and gas fitters, construction firms, and other licensed trades.

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Obituary for Hillsboro Postmaster George Beaven

A St Pauls Church vestry meeting in Hillsboro expressed deep sorrow for the death of George Beaven postmaster and longtime vestry registrar. He served about twenty years as a delegate to the Easton diocese convention, was the son of former rector Rev George F Beaven, and brother of the late Rev W Y Beaven, with a churchman’s faith quoted in prayer.

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St. Paul's Church Hillsboro George Beaven Easton George F. Beaven W. Y. Beaven
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Card of Thanks in Bereavement Note

Card of thanks to friends for kindness shown during recent bereavement. Mrs and Mrs Ernest Williamson acknowledge support and sympathy from neighbors and acquaintances.

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Ernest Williamson
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the Local Department Two Bears Miss Sisk Corporal Mclean THE Ridgely News Reformed Church Clarence Troxell Mr. Earnhardt Haltimore J. R. Licking L. S. Matthews Troxell Red Cross Workers of Ella Carter Katherine Ross Hilda Turner Sarah Neff Florence Kline Alice Brumbaugh Isabel Swing Margaret Swing Irene Neff Alfred Thompson A. W. Thompson Emmett Messenger Mildred Seward Frank Seward F. W. Taylor Veterinary Corps United States Army Fred Quimby Mamie Bryan Winchester Harry Bryan M. E. Deihl Altoona Harry Dibert Bedford Elder T. F. Imler Mary Jackson Blanche Edgar Anderson Bridgeville C. W. Jackson E. E. Dragoo Oakley Marvel Grace Lehman Harry Dodd Lewis Lane Harry Gibson Samuel Culver Amy Delmar J. W. Gibson Selby Smith Lepson Turbitt Moore Hartley I. E. Mason Ord Raleigh Paul Hemmons Merwin R. T. Carter Annie Alfred Sigler W.N. Andrews Norwood McQuay Walter Lord James Hevalow Irwin A. G. Saulsbury Marguerite Kirwan Crapo Beatrice Bowers Isabel Ireland Methodist Sunday School Wrighten W. H. Smith Rolph Catherine Clark Laura Godwin Sue Latcham Milford R. E. Fountain Wayne Virgie Bennett Elsie Mary Wooters Yeltow Bridge Cess W. James DuHapway
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