Denton Area News Highlights July Topics and Local Notices
July weather notes temper the wheat and corn markets while Tolchester remains a tourist focal point. Strawberry sales reach 425000 dollars in Selbyville as tomato prospects worry Caroline Packers. Denton market reports strong tomatoes and corn prices with local auto inspector checks. Church events, Sunday school picnics, and sermons fill the upcoming week alongside obituaries, legal notices, and civic actions including tax bill notices and draft boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolchester
Selbyville
Caroline
Denton
Deen
Journal
Luther Warner
Maryland Annual Conference
Rushsburg
Preston M. E. Sunaday School
E. Douglas
T. L. Trice, Jr
Preston
Thomas H. Wyatt
Order of Owls
Reuben Garey
Garey
Order
Hickman Church
S. F. Jopp
Chester
Wyatt
M. E
Joseph H. Carroll
Carroll
Charles Cleveland
Cleveland Henry
Concord
Melvin E. Wheatley
T. Blair Hawkins
Harris J. Chilton
Philadelphia
Mary Chilton Scotton
Wmn. K. Scotton
Aaramina Chilton
Easton
Hughlett Hollyday
Henry Holliday
Wilson
Eastern Shore Board
W. Laird Henry
Dorchester
J. McFadden Dick
Wicomico
Charles F. Rich
Queen Anne's
Curtis & Crane
Kent
Harry A. Roe
Caleb Secrist
Chapel District
Talbot
Chapel
Secrist
Pennsylvania
Talbot County
M. W
I. H. Secrist
Emanuel Biser
Wilmington
Del
R. W. Eaple
Caroline County
Fairview
Minot
N. D
Washington College to offer military training and officer commissions
President J W Cain of Washington College visited Denton as news spreads that the Eastern Shore institution will provide military instruction next year. Graduates may receive officers commissions if drafted. The program aims to boost physical well being and overall education, likely increasing the college's popularity.
Wilmington couple and host honor guests
Mr. and Mrs. John Whitehead of Wilmington were recent guests at the home of Mr. Daniel Heck, sharing hospitality and companionship during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whitehead
Wilmington
Daniel Heck
Visitors and relocations in Preston community
Mr. and Mrs. George Whiteley return from Buffalo after his fourteen months installing machinery at Gold Medal Flour Mills increasing daily capacity. They bring Miss Margaret Young for the summer. Various visitors frequent area homes: Mrs. Annie Flaharty in Baltimore for her grandson Henry Barrow’s Polytechnic Institute graduation. Rev. Frank Lewis and daughters from Pittsburg visiting Bert Lewis. Elizabeth Noble and daughter with Rev. Wilbur Noble in New Jersey. Fred Ford visiting his mother Martha Ford in Lumberton. Minnie Reynolds and daughter with Bowen family in Berlin. Henry Fletcher and son from Augusta visiting Mrs. Sarah Fletcher. Oscar Parker and son from Philadelphia visiting Mrs. Maggie Parker. Inez Noble visiting her sister Mrs. Reidy in Monongah West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Whiteley
Buffalo
Whiteley
Margaret Young
Annie Flaharty
Baltimore
Henry Barrow
The
Polytechnic Institute
Frank Lewis and
Pittsburg
Lewis
Bert
Elizabeth Noble
William T. Kelley
Wilbur Noble
New Jersey
Fred Ford
Lumberton
North Carolina
Martha Ford
Minnie Reynolds
Augusta
Georgia
Sarah Fletcher
Oscar Parker and Son
Philadelphia
Maggie Parker
Inez Noble
Reidy
Monongah
W. Va
Local Notes From Hobbs and Nearby
Hobos. Miss Lola Willoughby resigns to care for her mother Mrs F N Willoughby in New York and returns permanently. Mrs Susan Harrington of Pennsylvania marks her 75th birthday. Mrs Orville Smith and children return to Concord North Carolina after visiting Caroline. Mr Geo S Huffer of Baltimore visits son near Andersontown. Sam Spence of the U S Navy visits Caroline relatives before heading to New York. Mrs B B Allen returns to Washington DC after attending to ill mother. Ladies Aid of Ames hosted by Mrs W T Thawley. Mr J A Billing buys a new auto. Agent Ricards buying wheat in poor condition. Mrs J H Merriken ill this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Willoughby
New York
F. N. Willoughby
J. H. Merriken
Susan Harrington
Pennsylvania
Orville Smith
Caroline
Concord
N.C
Geo. S. Huffer
Baltimore
C. Webster
Andersontown
Sam Spence
United States Navy
B. B. Allen
Washington, D. C
Ames
W. T. Thawley
J. A. Billing
Hobbs
Ricards
Local residents on weekend visits and travels
Misses Naomi Haymond Melva Anthony and Messrs Ray Stafford and LeRoy Haymond motored to Lewes to visit Mr and Mrs Samuel Chambers over the weekend. Mrs Chambers and Howard Anderson accompanied them home. Mr and Mrs Geo Johnson and children of Philadelphia have returned home after visiting their H Johnson parents. LeRoy Haymond of Trenton N J has returned home after visiting his parents. James Hayman and daughter Gladys are visiting near town. J W Peters of Washington is visiting his daughter Mrs E W Brown. Violet Messick visits sister Mrs Irwin Ritz in Philadelphia. Lena Torbert visits Miss Hazel O Day near Bridgeville. Clement Fountain has purchased a new touring car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Haymond
Melva Anthony
Ray Stafford
LeRoy Haymond
Lewes
Samuel Chambers
Chambers
Howard Anderson
Geo. Johnson
Philadelphia
H. Johnson
Trenton
N. J
Jno. Haymond
James Hayman
Gladys
J. W. Peters
Washington
E. W.brown
Violet Messick
Irwin Ritz
Lena Torbert
Hazel O' Day
Bridgeville
Clement Fountain
Girls Canning Club Meeting At School House
The Girls' Canning Club will meet at the school house under Miss Mervin the county demonstrator on Monday July 30 at 9 am A ladies meeting follows at 230 pm Beans and corn will be canned Everyone invited Also Rev J R Marley Cass to lead service at St Pauls Episcopal Church Sunday at 1030 am Other notes: Mr and Mrs Davis and Miss Lucretia Gibbs of Baltimore visit Mr Arthur Holt and sisters Mrs Mary Cooper and son William visiting Laurel Miss Flora Bull of Marydel visiting Miss Sadie Wothers Baltimore visitors H M Thompson in Baltimore Mrs Richard Evans visiting Easton Mrs G H Tarbutter visiting Wilmington Dr Howard Hopkins in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canning Club
Mervin
J. R. Marley Cass
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Davis
Lucretia Gibbs
Baltimore
Arthur Holt
Mary Cooper
William
Laurel
Del
Flora Bull
Marydel
Sadie Wothers
H. M. Thompson
Richard Evans
Easton
G. H. Tarbutter
Wilmington
Howard Hopkins
Weather and farming notes from Edinburgh area
Edinburg mentions some farms have good crops while overall prospects lag behind last year. Community updates include Mr and Mrs Roland Faulkner visiting Kenton Delaware, farmers threshed, wheat in poor condition. Short notes on Sunday visits by Erwin Seward Kennard Shults and W J Faulkner sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Faulkner
Kenton, del
Erwin Seward
Camden Camp
Kennard Shults
Tolchester
W. J. Faulkner
Local Families Visit in Concord Area Headlines
Misses Lila and Anna Rowdle of Federalsburg spent part of last week with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Keel and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Saulsbury of Andrewville visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Lewis last Sunday. Mr. W. T. Hignutt and family entertained Wye Mills friends on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Dukes spent the weekend with Milford friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lila
Anna Rowdle
Federalsburg
W. R. Keel
Harry Saulsbury
Andrewville
Charlie Lewis
W. T. Hignutt
Wye Mills
Roland Dukes
Milford
Ridgely Red Cross Holds First Meeting at New HQ
Ridgely news notes the local Red Cross chapter met at the new headquarters at Railroad and Central avenues with about fourteen attendees. Weekly meetings planned, officers named, and a grand concert at the High School on August 16 noted. Several local residents and visitors are listed with activities and travels in nearby towns.
Junior Aid entertained at Miss Flossie Hall event
The Junior Aid met at Miss Flossie Hall on Thursday evening July 16 with a large gathering including Mr. and Mrs. Pritchett Carroll Lane Cohee and many others. Refreshments followed and games filled the rest of the evening. The next meeting is set with Miss Hilda Legates on August 16, 1917. Isabel Carroll and Grace McGill were guests and Grace and Margaret McGill of Baltimore visit Isabel and Irene Carroll. A number of locals spent Sunday at Ocean City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Hall
W. E. Pritchett
W. T. Carroll
Mildred Lane
Jessie Cohee
Mary Brades
Isabel Carroll
Mamie Fredericks
Hattie McConnell
Emeline Bradley
Hilda Legates
Mary Patchett
Angelene Holececk
Irene Carroll
Emma Patchett
Messrs
Gilbert Gibson
Gilbert Lane
Hayward Legates
Edward Patchett
Clinton Carroll
Virgil Hall
James Miley
Wille Wright
Ralph Blades
Orland Blades
Roy Legates
Roy Patchett
Basil Taylor
Grace McGill
Grace
Margaret McGill
Baltimore
Isabel
Ocean City
Greensboro Guests Share Visits Across State Lines
Greensboro notes list visitors from Philadelphia Wilmington Clayton Uniontown and Philadelphia, with several relatives and friends stopping by. Mrs Mary Bearman hosts in Greensboro while Edna Bearman joins relatives in Philadelphia. Dr George W Betson Jr moves to Queenstown.
Concord Camp Meeting Will Draw Crowds This Year
Rev Melvin E Wheatley invites attendance at the Concord camp ground gathering with plans for improved attendance. Grounds cleaned by Emmit Lord and helpers. auto yard cared for by Lawrence Vickery. Meloney Brothers run the bread tent. boarding tent run by T H Everngain. Beige Sisters provide music with Miss Ennis as cornetist. Programs include Federalsburg male sextet, Children’s Day Aug 7 with Rev C H Woolston speaker, Patriotic Day featuring Rev J J Bunting Rev Dr William L White and Rev Leonard White, Farmers Day Aug 16 with Prof M M Luzader coordinating. Tent decorations urged in red white and blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Melvin E. Wheatley
Emmitt Lord
Lawrence Vickery
Meloney Brothers
Hickman
T. H. Everngain
Jesus
Miss Ennis
Wilmington
John J. Bunting
Seaford
William L. White
Easton
Leonard White
Centreville
M. M. Luzader
Farmers’ Club
Denton
Community Notes from Henderson and Surrounding Areas
Henderson district reports visitors and travel news includes Mrs J F Exum returning from Snow Hill with two children after a month with her parents Mr and Mrs A B Gooden. A festival and bazaar at Henderson pavilion on Saturday July 28 benefits church rights. Several locals host visitors from Wilmington Moorestown Oxford Philadelphia Darlington and Greensboro. A Dover enlistment and a horse with lockjaw are noted among weekly mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Exum
Snow Hill
N. C
A.B. Gooden
Henderson Pavilion
Harvey Bickling
Wilmington
Preston Harris
Moorestown
N. J
C. H
Erbe
Philadelphia
Kate Downes
Atlantic City
Elsie Bickling
F. B. Ellwanger
Greensboro
Surprise 17th Birthday Party for Hazel Towers
Mr and Mrs Wesley Towers hosted a Friday evening surprise for their daughter Hazel Towers in her 17th birthday. Many friends and relatives attended including George Towers Mary Liden Maggie Meredith Blanche Meredith Edna Liden Myra Wright Ruth Vanscoy Hil da Covey and more. Refreshments were served and gifts were received. Helen Bailey of Easton and Gertrude Martin of Philadelphia are visiting the Love family. Vernon Nichols, recently healing from a broken arm, shows improvement. Paul Meredith stayed with Sidney Collins over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Towers
Miss Hazel
George Towers
S. West
Mary Liden
Maggie
Blanche Meredith
Myra Wright
Edna Liden
Margaret Melson
Addie Williams
Ruth Vanscoy
Linnie Wright
Evelyn Ritter
Elva Griffith
Helen Bailey
Ethel
Anna
Ruth Ross
Hilda Cove
Sidney Collins
Morris Hunt
Leon Towers
Earl Towers
Miss Towers
Easton
Gertrude Martin
Philadelphia
Will Love
Vernon Nichols
Paul Meredith
Mrs Mahala Warren Dies in Cambridge at 64
Mrs Mahala Warren aged 64 wife of Lewis K Warren died at her Cambridge home last Thursday. She was a daughter of Solomon and Harriet Noble of Federalsburg and widow of Albert Noble. She married Warren two and a half years ago and leaves four sons and two daughters from her first marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahala Warren
Lewis K. Warren
Cambridge
Solomon and
Harriet Noble
Federalsburg
Albert Noble
Warren
First Call for the New Army Examinations Begin in Caroline
The draft in Washington selected 200 men from Caroline County for examination under the new army call. The list of the first 200 men includes names from Denton Federalsburg Preston Ridgely and other towns. The numbers published in papers Saturday indicate the county's initial quota of 100 men, to be called in doubles for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Caroline
Harvey T. Thompson
Greensboro
Jesse Lee Fearins
Hobbs
Harmon Vennypacker
Federalsburg
William Cannon
Ridgely
Norman P. Christopher
C. A. Keenaman
Irappe
Ulysses H. Mills
Federaleburg
John Wesley Fountain
Hickman
Charles Pospeshill
Preston
Ernest C. Collins
Charles R. Clark
William Smith
Calvin Anthony
Denton
Wilhelm Fred Gadow
William C. Maloney
Claude D. Liden
Charles C. Bigger
Arthur J. Lewis
Raymond J. Sanders
Reginald Dulin
Choptank
Harry T. Eddington
John G. Redden
George A. Watkins
John Racsak
Hayward Haynes
John A. Fuchs
William H. Kilson
Marydel
Lawrence Knox
Wilbur John Baker
Noble J. Chue
Goldsboro
Orland Norwood Lane
George W. Chase
Wm. L. Fletcher
Chester
Percy Clarc Douglas
Clarence Harcum
Thomas George Rash
John S. Ebling
Joseph Orland Flaharty
Hiram W. Kenton
Marriott
Redden
Charles R. Milby
William A. Pinkine
Carroll Perkins Cohey
Horsey S. Russell
Frank A. Breeding
Galdsboro
Chas
F. Engerman
Williamsburg
Elmer Charles Roher
Harry Seeney
Henderson
Elmer Todd Towers
Ralph S. Brown
James Philip Wright
Arthur W. Cochran
Arthur D. Benson
Fred Seiter
William T. Bradley
John Dill
Norman Sharp
Clarence H. Webb
Fred Reaser
William Gilbert Eaton
Nathaniel Melvin
Frank D. Zeigler
Charles Murphy
Martin B. Swiss
George Wesley Johnson
Roland Trice
Oscar Matthews
Thomas C. Pearson
Harry L. Sullivan
Thomas Forman Smith
Lester Emmett Harrison
Alfred A. Dill
John Wesley Wooters
James A. Clough
Oscar Wright
Joshua Martin Dickerson
William Ward Schuyler
Dorsey Darling
Emory Douglas Kimmey
Clint Scott
Alfred W. Davis
Harry E. Holsinger
Hayward F. Lecates
Bethlehem
Earle T. Robinson
Nathaniel B. Harper
William Elsberry Smith
Irwin Schlegel
Benjamin B. Webb
Oscar Kinnamon
T. Corwin Pritchett
Robinson L. Murphy
Hartman R. Cahail
Benjamin H. Bennett
Sherman E. Hignutt
Loren S. Pritchett
J. Frank Short
George W. Downes
Ellwood C. Orrell
Charles Henry Butler
Gabriel Wesley Friend
Johno Legres
Finley McFarland
James Holmes Taylor
T. Dukes Roe
Lewis Thawley McNeal
Oscar H. Cannon
Arthur F. Wright
Roy Gordon
Jacob F. Kauffman
Jesse L. Reed
Jesse Leger Jopp
Howard Butler
Orrie Hicks Jones
Oscar Everett Kelley
Albert Wright
Will Williams
Examinations for Hillsboro Postmastership Held in 1917
The United States Civil Service Commission announced an examination at Denton on August 25 1917 to certify for the Hillsboro fourth class postmaster vacancy and other openings. Last year the Hillsboro postmaster earned 770 dollars. applicants must be 21, or 18 if state law allows, reside in the post office territory, be US citizens, and file Form 1753 with the Commission in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
United States Civil Service Commission
Denton
United States
Washington, D. C
Orphans' Court Proceedings Show Probate Actions Ending
Judges Liden Moore and Covey presided in the Orphans' Court Tuesday. The last will and testament of William J. Moore was proved and admitted to probate. Ward matters included Charles A. Whisler’s final release for Hazel C. Replogle and T Clayton Horsey granted letters of administration for Mary Newlee Hutson. Guardian accounts for Dolly Luella Tucker approved. Proceedings also cover Betsy A. Wright’s filing against the Wrights in the Jesse Wright estate and a Cora E. Murphy will petition with an issued subpoena for Charles B. Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Liden
Moore and
Covey
William J. Moore
Charles A. Whisler
Hazel C. Replogle
Whisler
T. Clayton Horsey
Mary Newlee Hutson
George Hutson
Samuel Tucker
Dolly Luella Tucker
Jesse Wright
Betsy A. Wright
Fletcher & Jones
George K. Wright
Cora E. Murphy
Mary E Montague
T. Alan Goldsborough
Charles B. Harrison
Red Cross Work In Denton and Caroline County
Denton citizens contribute $1 650 49 to the war fund via local Red Cross circles with parish totals. Denton Red Cross circle has 163 members and sent $163 to the National Society. A rummage sale at Field Willis store raised 71 13 for local Red Cross work. Caroline County Chapter is organized with officers named and aims to raise $800 for hospital equipment in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
War Fund
Methodist Episcopal
Methodist Protestant
Episcopal
Church of the Brethren
Williston Church
Baltimore
Red Cross Circle
National Red Cross Society
Field & Willis
Red Cross
Caroline County
the Red Cross
J. W. Stowell
J. Kemp Stevens
M. B. Stephens
Mary E. Hobbs
F. R. Malone
J. Spencer Lapham
H. M. Thompson
J. M. Swing
Walter M. Wright
T. H. Chambers
H. L. Cooper
Europe
Caroline to Furnish One Hundred Men Draft Notice
Governor Harrington announces Caroline county must furnish a net quota of 100 men under the July 12 1917 federal draft, directing the local board to supply the specified number per the act of Congress and related regulations. Annapolis dated July 18 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Harrington
Caroline County
Annapolis
Congress
United States
Emerson C. Harrington
Maryland
Farewell to the Soldiers Ready for World War I service
Large crowd gathers at Court House Square to honor local volunteers from Caroline and nearby areas joining Company I First Regiment for training in Aniston Alabama. Revivals, hymns, prayers and speeches stress duty. Volunteers receive Red Cross comfort bags. Banquet at Brick Hotel lists many local figures. Company I departs to Salisbury Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courthouse Square
Caroline
Germany
Company I
First Regiment
Annistown
Alabama
T. O. Crouse
Protestant Church
J. R. Marley Cass
Protestant Episcopal Church
C. T. Wyatt
Methodist Episcopal Church
Red Cross
Harry A. Roe
Brick Hotel
P. R. Fisher
J. H. Summerfield
Alexander M. Mc Knott
William Garey
D. C. Plummer
Ralph Emery
Howard Keehan
David Watterson
Randolph Griffith
Roland B. Kemp
John Towers
J. B. Grifith
Winfield T. Nichols
Roy Watson
Elias L. Stevens
Robert Noble
M. H. Hurley
Harvey L. Griffith
Frank Kraft
Roland Vickery
Frank J. Pinder
Harry Willoughby
John Darling
Joseph F. Watterson
Joseph C. Clark
William N. Jones
Thomas
Mr. Roe
Salisbury
Federalsburg Evangelistic Campaign Draws Community Together
An eight-charge Evangelistic meeting led by F C MacSorley united Federalsburg churches from June 17 to July 8 with 1200 plus attendees, converting people from nearby towns and farms. Alice H Covey escaped a crossing accident after his car stalled beside a train. State road improvements begin this week connecting Main Street and Academy Avenue, with a new siding to aid farm shipments. Union Methodist Church plans a pastor vacation from July 30 to August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg
Union Methodist Episcopal Church
F. C. MacSorley
MacSorley
Berge Sisters
Christ M. P. Church
Texico
Cambridge
East New Market
Hurlock
Preston
Main Street
Academy Avenue
R. R. Co
Board
Union Methodist Church
Wilmington
Death of Dr Greenfield Closes 48 Years of Methodist Service
Dr D L Greenfield died in Chestertown after 48 years as a Methodist Protestant itinerant. He wished to be buried in Chestertown and had been placed on the supernumerary list due to failing health. His last active station was East Baltimore Church with Rev Dr T O Crouse of Denton officiating at the funeral. Now is the time to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Greenfield
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the Local Department
President Cain
Washington College
J. W. Cain
Eastern Shore Institution of Learning
W. W. Goldsborough
T. Alan, Jr
T. Alan Jr
William Downes, Jr
William T. Downes
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Josephine M. Downes
M. H. Downes
Richard Henning
Leslie and
Henry
Federalsbrug
H. M. Cade
Ida Elizabeth Cade
Youngstown
Ohio
Arthur C. Beall
S. P. Shipman
F. B. Cooksey
Salem
Oregon
Carrie Ball
Falls Church
Eva Deal
Murray Bunce
Kathryn
Elkton
A. E. Miller
Mary Hammond
Anna Walraven
Camden
Helen Roope
Myra Parker
Clara Skirven
Mary Octavia Lewis
Beacom Business College
Delaware
Carroll Passapae
Olivia Passapae
Enoch B. Garey
Fort McPherson
R. T. K. Garey
Floyd Garey
Chincoteague Island
Winfield Nichols
Lynn Stevens
Coast Artillery
H. W. Wells
H. W. Wells, Jr
M. P. Parsonage
Fisher
Downes
J. W. Perry
C. H. Whitby, Jr
Corinne Mowbray
S. G. Nuttle
Mary O. Atkins
W. A. Smith
A. R. Wright
Janette Westerfield
Port Deposit
Virginia Cooper
Lena Barwick
James A. Trazzare
J. W. Goatee
Virginia
Martha E. Fisher
Minnie Richardson
Laura Melvin
W. P. Draper
J. Virgil Moore
S. F. Raleigh
Edinburgh
Hobos
Hihsbero
Ridgely News
Railroad and
Central Avenues
Alice Brumbaugh
J. M. Haymaker
Dorothy
Methodist Hospital
Clarence Troxell
Ambrose Taylor
J. R. Bicking
C. L. Herzog
William Herzog
Little Son
Risdon Fountain
Marcus Hook
C. W. Jackson
Annie Jackson
Wilson Jackson
A. G. Saulsbury
Maud Gibson
Ryerson
A. Detwiler
Edna
Cordova
Bertha Shull
Stella Matthews
Virgie Willis
James Blanch
Lara Lynch
Catskill Mountains
Sara Neff
Peabody Institute
C. L. Opperman
Caleb Willis
W. H. B. Kauffman
Will Richards
Teressa Fountain
Teressa Smith
Chestertown
Pauline Wiley
Columbia University
E. E. Dragoo
Lee Bennington
Chincoteague
Slick
Dover
Harry Laird
Rehoboth
Mary Bearman
John Hoyt and Son
Alice Bearman
Ralph Stevenson
Laura Stevenson
William Wroten
Clayton
M. B. Cooper
Elizabeth Graham
Uniontown
Jesse W. Porter
Edna Bearman
Philadel
Phia
Clara Harper
Wallace Harper
Charles Cubbage
R. D. Clark
George W. Betson, Jr
Queenstown
John Pritchett
Wilming
Boyer
Annie Wilson
C. E. McIlvaine
Norwood
Julia Wilson
Wm. Silver
Darlington
L. M. Jones
Charlie Henry Lister
Harry R. Taylor
Hambert Shewbrooks
Maryde
Andrew Jones
Clarence J. Kern
Elmer Breeding
Nelson M. Satterfield
Stephen W. Clough
Federalsbu
Harvey Clark
Charles Norman Liden
Dea
William P. Reichelt
Benj. Ernest Reed
Leys P. M. Bennett
Walter Dill
Eral M. Nelson
William H. Brown
Hany L. Stanley
Christian S. Holsinger
William Henry Hynson
Daniel Thornton
John Russell Winston
Lloyd Dyer
Charles Pliny Lewis
Norval Hughes
John C. Murphy
T. Alta Montague
Roy E. Whitely
Calvin Prattis
Elmer B. Hignutt
Isaac Williams
George H. Mitchell
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