Ridgely carnival opens as July events unfold locally
Local notices highlight sun safety at the Ridgely carnival, summer sales at Mudd's and Everngam's, and upcoming events in Preston Denton Harrington and Centreville. Articles note July 12 13 optometry exam for Dr F J Wright, public health alerts on July 20 26 Typhoid and Scarlet fever cases, bake sale by Choptank 4-H on July 30, and the Miles River Yacht Club regatta August 12 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
F. J. Wright
Mudd
Nuttle Milling Company
Preston
Williston
Harrington Fair
Wright
Everngam’s
Centreville Catholic Church
Caroline County
Denton
W. E. Brown
Prescription Department of Breeding
Brown
T. F. Johnson
Kent and Sussex
Harrington
Miles River
W. Henri Smith
The
Journal
D. J
Denton Journal
First
Kauffman Construction Co
Caroline County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Choptank
Church of the Brethren
Paul
Court House
T. O. Crouse
J. Kemp Stevens
Fire Company
Rev Alfred Smith 75th birth anniversary celebrated
A Wilmington M E Conference minister Rev Alfred Smith celebrated his 75th birthday with family and friends. The long list of visitors includes relatives from Philadelphia New York Baltimore and Ohio with many staying at Memory Lane Farm and other local homes during the week.
Greensboro Residents Enjoy Sunday at Rehoboth Beach
A weekend gathering brought Greensboro residents to Rehoboth Beach with numerous local families and guests. Attendees included L W Taylor and family, Goodwin guests, A W Brumbaugh, Maude Pritchett, W W Goldsborough, Mabel Coliee, Ott Barton and family, Eleanor Manlove, L I Jones, Passwaters family, Paul Dobson home from Maryland University, and Harry Boublitz of Baltimore.
Burrsville Social Notes and Church Services
Burrsville items note visitors from Chicago and New Jersey, weddings at Burrsville M E parsonage, and local church announcements. Upcoming Wesley M E services July 30 with sermon by J W Tubbs. Monthly conference August 6 at 10 30 a m. Local hospital progress and residents visiting Milford and Dover are listed.
Frederick L Bowdle Dies After Long Illness at 50
Frederick L Bowdle aged 50 died last Monday at his East Main street home after six months of ill health He was born July 3 1877 son of the late C J Bowdle He married Grace L Meredith in December 1902 and lived on a Delaware farm before moving to Denton seven years ago He operated a meat business on Third street Denton Survived by wife three daughters Hilda Esther Kathleen three brothers William E Harry L Ora C and two sisters Mrs B M Hall and Mrs R J Bonneville Funeral services were held at his home Thursday at 10 30 with ministers Melvin E Wheatley W E Hills and S Ira Arnold presiding Pallbearers named L S Towers W G Wooters S G Nuttle William Croll E W Breeding and Walter Beauchamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick L. Bowdle
East Main Street
C. J. Bowdle
Grace L. Meredith
Delaware
Denton
Third Street
Bowdle
Hilda
Esther
Kathleen
William E
Washington
Harry L
Harrington
Ora C
B. M. Hall
Bridgeton
N. J
R. J. Bonneville
Wilmington
Del
Melvin E. Wheatley
Denton M. E. Church
W. E. Hills
Mt. Pleasant
Ira Arnold
Church of the Brethren
Messrs. L. 8. Towers
W. G. Wooters
G. Nuttle
William Croll
E. W. Breeding
Walter Beauchamp
Local residents host and visit relatives this weekend
Henderson. Mr. Raymond Jensen and friend Isabel Waters of Wilmington were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Sweeney. Miss Sadie Walls of Wilmington spent the week end with her parents near town. Mrs. J. O. Greenley returned to Wilmington after visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. William Goodwin of Folsom Pa. visited relatives near town. Miss Arleetta Harmon of Petersburg W Va. was entertained by Miss Esther Clayville. Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper of Wilmington visited Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Goodwin. Miss Beatrice Wood hosted Miss Genevieve Price of Greensboro. Mr. Henry Kusmaul of Philadelphia spent the weekend with his parents near town. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bickling and son of Wilmington visit relatives near town. Mrs. Abbott of Baltimore spent part of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robb. Mr. F. F. Shinn of Reading spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Gooden. Emma Gooden and Juanita Cole spent Sunday at Rehoboth Beach. Miss Mary Robb visited relatives at Sudleraville last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Smith
D. D
Wilmington M. E
Wilmington
J. Owen Knotts
Denton
J. K. Hewitt
New York
William B. Geeotee
Franklin Street
Hewitt
George Berry
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Longenecker
Lee Longenecker
Jonas Horst
Columbiana
Ohio
E. H. Zeigler
A. G. Gelletty
M. F
Charles
Henry Cordy
Hazel
Mildred Magee
Pittsburgh
C. A. Pentz
Wilbert Merriken
Nellie Knowlton
Ballston
Virginia
Eva Hildebrandt
Catonsville
William Waller
Billy
Baltimore
William D. Uhler
Memory Lane Farm
Williston
L. M. Replogle
Thelma
Ernest
Henry Gelletly
Fort Eustis
Citizen’s Military Training
Carl Morris and Son
Orlando
Florida
Alex. McWilliams
Ira Johnson
Ala D. Johnson
Huntsville
Ala
George B. Shawn
Cleveland
W. J. Shawn
C. H. Whitby
L. B. Towers
Ann Elizabeth Ragland
Georgia Elaine Haynie
Memory Lane
Ella Downes
Lynchburg
Fred Towers
J. R. Shields
M. F. Kibler
Linnie Percy
Ida Cooper
Mark Bryant
Harry Waggoner
Fred Ensor
Allen Reynolds
Allen Jr
Delta
James Wright
Ernest Cooper, Jr
F. L. R. Nuttle
Rehoboth
Benjamin F. Johnson and Son
Grace Ensor
Mary Ringe
Anne M. Lewis
Hugh Clark
Greensboro
L. W. Taylor
Goodwin
A. W. Brumbaugh
Maude Pritchett
W. W. Goldsborough
Mabel Coliee
John Passwaters
Paul Dobson
Maryland University
College Park
Harry Boublitz
Edgar Shockley
A. G. Shockley
Juanita Cole
Bluefield
W. Va
Emma Gooden
Henderson
Mabel Rich
Oscar Nichols
Carl
Edward
Chester
William Goodwin
Ridley Park
Ernest Murphy
Marcus Hook
Thomas Edwards
Frank Hobbs
Ocean City
Fred Hubbard
Asbury Hubbard
William Maloney
James Lord
Lyda Fulton
Jeanne
C. B. Jarman
Lillie Doty
Wrenda Monroe
Mary Thawley
Cambridge
Thomas Green
Oxford
Mary Butterworth
Margaret Cecil
Barclay
Sallie Rice
Centreville
Howard Rice
Dorothy Hobbs
Frank Dieterle
Ernest Cohee
Roy Black
Chicago
Laura Garrett
Haddon Heights
N. J
Black
T. Fred Thawley
Wesley M. E
J. W. D. Tubbs
Alexander Anthony
Harrington
Del
Leah Steward
Burrsville
M. E
Tubbs
C. N. Fountain
David Ellwanger
Dawson
Addie Conaway
Bowers Beach
Lester Cahall
Milford Hospital
Charles Harvey
Clarence Voss
R. H. Stafford
Milford
Dover
Wesley M. E. Church
Wesley Thawley
Henry Walters
Raymond Jensen
Isabel Waters
F. B. Sweeney
Sadie Walls
Lewis Walls
J. O. Greenley
N. Y
Folsom
Arleetta Harmon
Petersburg
Esther Clayville
John Cooper
W. H. Goodwin
Beatrice Wood
Genevieve Price
Henry Kusmaul
Harvey Bickling and Son
Abbott
Thomas Robb
F. F. Shinn
Reading
L. A. Gooden
Rehoboth Beach
Mary Robb
Sudleraville
Nason
Michael Ludwig
Arthur Bevan
Mary Richards
Leslie
Altoona
Hoffman
Reformed Church
Sydney Smith
Hoffman Orphanage
Gracie Gelletty
Andrew Mitchell
Edna Detwiler
J. C. Glessner
Richard Blackburne
Burton Wilkinson
R. H. Bunny
Passaic
Billy Carlile
Girard College
Frank Seward
Tom Gaitley
Calvin Lynch
John Swing
Davis Temple
John
Emma Saulsbury
Fannie Saulsbury
Queen Anne
Amelia Royer
Milton
Ida Dyer
Sullivan
Kent Island
Ella Pearsaul
Roberson
D. J. Moore
L. S. Matthews
Hillsboro
John Shively
Mollie Diggans
Diggons
Marjorie Sparks
J. A. Rood
Royal Oak
R. V. Whitehurst
Rood
Wallace Hurley
Harry Dean
Ruth
Nellie Dean
Horace Morgan
Henry Barlow
St. Georges
Edward Jones
Barlow
Mattie Price
Jene
Louise
Hagerstown
C. H. Gibson
Minnie Morgan
Gilbert Morgan
Caldwell Wilson
St. Michaels
Doris Whitehurst
Arthur Grace
Easton
George Moore
Mac Hooker
Mabel Turner
Washington, D. C
Henry Morgan
Eugenia
Lottie Morgan
Addie Morgan
Hebron
Emma Short
Mollie Short
Greenwood
Arthur Emory
Arthur
Cedar Grove
John Emory
Penn’s Grove
Grace Rood
Mary Moore
Ridgely
Women's Home Missionary Society Meets in Ridgely
The women's society gathered in the Sunday School room of the Methodist Church with Miss Viola Jones presiding. Discussions covered the self-supporting girl and Esther Hall in Detroit, plus a prize contest for the July Woman's Home Missions Magazine. Several social visits followed as members and friends traveled from nearby towns, with multiple prayers and plans for upcoming union services.
Local Visitors and Weekend Trips Around Goldsboro
Goldsboro residents and visitors share news of guests and travels including Mrs Buckholz and daughter in law from Philadelphia and Miss Louise Milby of Baltimore visiting near town. Local families such as Gibson Shively Mullikin Melvin and others spend weekends at Elsmere Ocean Grove Henderson Milford and Telchester. A Sunday School picnic to Telchester is reported as a fine time with many attending county fairs and camp stays in Denton and Centreville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckholz
Inlaw
Edward Buckholz
Betty Lou
Philadelphia
Louise Milby
Baltimore
Chas. Schaabe
J. W. Gibson
J. J. Bunting
Jack
Elsmere
Ocean Grove
N. J
John Shively
Wilmington
Del
James Mullikin
Orville Melvin
Betty Jean
William ‘Goodwin
Henderson
Sadie Shockley
Alvin Melvin
Emma Wharton
Alberta Ross
Grace Smith
Bowers Beach
Florence Boyd
Bess Ross
Delaware
Noble Dhue
Noble Shively
John Irvin
Near Barclay
Telchester
Martha Noble
Preston
Robert Jarrell
Harrington
Alex. Butler
Susan Milby
Denton Camp
Mina Moore
Voshell
Centreville
Robert Jarrell, Jr
Rehoboth
Mabel van Wirt
Saratoga, N. Y
George Sylvester
Camp Meeting at Elwood Opens With Noted Evangelist
Elwood Maryland Camp Meeting formerly Wrights Woods hosted by Church of God features Rev J Lee Collins of Nieta Tennessee as principal speaker. Arthur Lynn of Dayton Ohio known as Americas Golden Tenor will lead singing alongside B E Warren. program lists three daily services and youth meetings with Miss Archie Bolitho directing youth programs. Missionary programs and a stereopticon lecture on Japan are planned. dates run July 29 to August 7 with no admission fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Wright’s Woods
Church of God
J. Lee Collins
Nieta
Tenn
Collins
Arthur Lynn
Dayton
Ohio
America
B. E. Warren
Archie A. Bolitho
New York City
Japan
Bolitho
A. W. Miller
Burd Barwick
Cuttack
India
Social visits from Marcus Hook to Newark and Wilmington
Templeville residents Linwood McKnett and Howard Poore with Frances and Flossie Pyle visited Mrs. Laura McKnett. Amos Wyatt visited Norman Wyatt near Massey. Isabel Baughbey stayed with cousin Lucille Morgan in Newark Delaware. J Stout and family from Princeton spent time with John Davis. Thomas Moore of Hart ly Delaware visited his brother J Moore. Fred Maske and son Frederick visited relatives in Wilmington. Baker of Garfield New Jersey visits with Steve Roth. Louise Golt stayed with aunt Virgil Morris for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood McKnett
Howard Poore
Frances and
Flossie Pyle
Marcus Hook
Laura MecKnett
Amos Wyatt
Norman Wyatt
Massey
Isabel Baughbey
Lucille Morgan
Newark
Del
J. Stout
Princeton
N. J
John Davis
Thomas Moore
Hartly
J. Moore
Fred Maske
Frederick
Wilmington
Baker
Garfield
Steve Roth
Louise Golt
Virgil Morris
Orphans Court Proceedings in Caroline County
The Caroline County Orphans Court met in regular session with Judges West Harper and Shawn. Wesley E Thawley trustee for Nathan Clark deceased filed first and final ac count of trusteeship and audit. Anna Wenzen administratrix Emil Henzen deceased filed ac count of sales. The last will of Elizabeth A Barton deceased was filed by Harvey C Barton executor and admitted to probate. Harvey C Barton named executor filed bond. Creditors notice ordered and Edward E Nuttle y and J Frampton named as appraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawn
Wesley E. Thawley
Nathan Clark
Anna Wenzen
Emil Henzen
Elizabeth A. Barton
Harvey C. Barton
Edward E. Nuttley
J. J.frampton
Social notes from Rehoboth and surrounding towns
Ridgely Mrs Burton Wilkinson was in Rehoboth Thursday. Mrs Watson Booker entertains Mrs Susie Hamilton of Oxford. Rev J C Glessner spent the early part of the week in Baltimore. Miss Geneva Johnson visited Wilmington. Mr Herbert Jones recently spent several days in Salisbury. Miss Pauline Wiley has returned from Rehoboth. Mrs Ambrose Taylor has been visiting Linwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Wilkinson
Rehoboth
Watson Booker
Susie Hamilton
Oxford
J. C. Glessner
Baltimore
Geneva Johnson
Wilmington
Herbert Jones
Salisbury
Pauline Wiley
Ambrose Taylor
Linwood
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter: Sunday Sermons and Local Notes
Next Sunday Rev. D E Carr of Cordova will preach at 10 30 a m in the M E Church Hillsboro. Rev Mr Taylor will preach at Cordova M E Church at the same time. The second quarterly conference of Hillsboro charge is set for Saturday at 2 30 p m August 6. Ebenezer Church Ruthsburg will have preaching next Sunday at 3 p m. Several local residents are listed as visiting relatives and notes on roads, travel, and social visits across Hillsboro and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Carr
Cordova
M. E
Mr. Taylor
Cordova M. BE
Hillsboro
Ebenezer
Ruthsburg
Margaret Warner
Trappe
Eleanor Noble
Federalsburg
Margaret Barnhart
Sparrows Point
Roberta Rowe
Mildred Worth
Doris Sharp
Mary Cooper
William
Washington
Baltimore
Harry Covell
Elaine Hunter
Mary Louise Dadds
Virginia Blades
Thelma Larrimore
Howard Dadds
W. J. Pinder
Miriam Gale
Blue Ridge Mountains
Neavitt Rice
Oscar Rice
Elwood Fleming
Rehoboth
Sadie Wathers
Washington, D. C
Local social notes from Queen Anne area guests
A long list of visits and social appearances in Queen Anne and surrounding towns. Names include Mr and Mrs John Shively of Wilmington, Dr J A Rood of Royal Oak, Rev R V Whitehurst, Miss Marjorie Sparks, and many others visiting friends and relatives in Denton Hebron Secretary and nearby communities. Several relocations and upcoming church pulpit exchanges noted, plus a Baltimore tonsil adenoids operation and various travel mentions.
Twentieth Century Club Schedules August Meeting
Choptank community group hosted a July gathering at the Hall home with Miss Spafford and Miss Nichols of Baltimore sharing tips and a group swap. The next meeting is slated for August 8 in the club room to plan the Federation picnic and quilting. Members urged to attend and arrive early afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community
Hall
Farm Bureau Meeting Set at Smithville School
Farm Bureau and Women's Club members urged to attend a meeting at Smithville School on Thursday night August 4. The Girls 4 H Club of Smithville American Corner and Chestnut Grove host a bake sale starting at 10 a m with cakes pies doughnuts candy biscuits and chickens on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Smithville
Women’s Club
American Corner
Chestnut Grove
Denton Camp
George O’day
Leon Meredith
Henry Neal
Floyd Smith
Raymond Meredith
Alvin
Kemp Todd
Elon Wright
Ruth Fountain
Helen Melvin
W. Hines
Agnes Fountain
Margaret Hines
College Park
Clementine Fountain
Philadelphia
Camden
N. J
George ,Tucker and Son
Clarence
John Harris
Greenwood
Carrie Hubbard
Federalsburg
Jacob’ Smith
Carrie Mubbard
New Jersey
Blaine Bullock
Rosella
Rehoboth
Sleeping Beauty Legend Tells Gypsy Bride Rite in Film
The Night of Love uses the Sleeping Beauty legend as a gypsy wedding rite. Ronald Colman and Wilma Banky co star with Lasha Winter as the gypsy bride in a sequence praised for authenticity and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fitzmaurice
Samuel Goldwyn
Opera House
Spain
Ronald Colman
Wilma Banky
Adams Cross Roads Family Notices
Adams Cross Roads lists many local residents visiting relatives and spending time with family. The Seelys Wilsons and Johns travel to Rehoboth, while Minnie Adams and Mildred Jones visit relatives in Wilmington and Bridgeville. Several Adams family members host or visit saints, with weekend trips to Tolchester and Little Madeline Adams visiting grandparents.
Social Busy Week Across New York and Connecticut
Mrs. Alice H. Ross visits Columbia University as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clancey and joins weekends at Coney Island and Hempstead Harbor. Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Benedict accompany. The party tours New England and historic sites in New York and Connecticut. Mrs. Wesley Blades hosts many guests as rain delays wheat threshing. Citizens enjoy Harrington Fair and Denton Camp this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice H. Ross
Columbia University
Thomas Clancey
Coney Island
Hempstead Harbor
Long Island
H. W. Benedict
New England
New York
Connecticut
Wesley Blades
Harrington Fair
Denton Camp
Federalsburg News Letter Realigns Sewage on Reliance Avenue
Construction of a 1000 foot sewer on Reliance Avenue has begun to connect with an existing line. The project, approved by the Town Board, is a prerequisite to starting a cement road laid by the State Roads Commission from East Central Avenue beyond the PA railroad tracks. The work should finish in a few weeks. Community notices include church picnic reports, travel association toastmaster duties, and local visits from University of Delaware professor T A Baker and residents from Belmar New Jersey and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliance Avenue
State Roads Commission
East Central Avenue
Alonzo Dean
North Main Street
Cambridge Hospital
Chesapeake Bay
Majestic
Baltimore Harbor
C. E. Turner
Del-Mar-Va
Sunday School of Christ M. P. Church
Cedar Grove
Choptank
Cambridge
G. E. Leister
W. A. Wheatley, Jr
J. Robert Eddington
Federalsburg
Eastern Shore Travelers’ Association
Accomac
Virginia
Eddington
T. A. Baker
University of Delaware
Newark
Del
Charles Smith
John Noble
Academy Avenue
Baltimore Hospital
Herbert Phillips
Belmar
N. J
R. E. Willis
Mark Wright
Bloomingdale Hill
Mildred McKnight
Pottsville
Maggie Anderson
Everett Nichols
Atlantic City
Maryland's early feats mark a state of innovation
In Maryland over history, a series of firsts are noted from James Rumsey's steamboat trial on the Potomac to Maryland built steam railroads and the world's first electric railway. The text honors local pioneers Obed Hussey and Owen Dorsey, and links the state seal's supporters to farming and fishing as enduring pillars of Maryland's economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
James Rumsey
General Washington
Potomac
America
Obed Hussey
Owen Dorsey
Howard County
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the Local Department
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Viola Jones
Misa Elsie Matthews
Stella Matthews
Detroit
Esther Hall
Woman's Home Missions Magazine
Home Missions
W. M. Wiley
A. S. Thompson
Elizabeth Lengnecker
Lee Lengnecker
Jonas Hurst
Mitchell
Walter
Henry Detwiler
Gelletty
Enos Zeigler
Alice Bennington
Melvin
Carlile Bennington
Goldsboro
Templeville
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Tuckahoe
Adams’ Cross Roads
Dean Seely
Harry Wilson
Mary Johnson
Minnie Adams
Blanche Adams
Mildred Jones
Bridgeville
Clarence Adams
Winnie Graham
John Adams
Della Brown
Grace Adams
Myrtle Adams
Madeline Adams
Orville Chaffinch
Earl Robinson
Kemp Adams
Tolchester
Vernon
George W. Kelley, Jr
Nora M. Kelley
Concord
Harvey Lord
William Lord
Clifton Lord
Earl
California
India Bullock
Earl White
Louise Beauchamp
Edna
Margaret Lord
Ernest Lord
Harry Lord
Hattie Everngam
P. Everngam
Paul Maloney
Baltimo
D. W. Hignutt
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