Federalsburg to get free mail delivery soon
Local District plans free mail service for Federalsburg as August Dollar Day with half off stamped goods runs July 31 to August 7 at Mudd's Shop Unique. Denton area notes report camp openings, county events, marriage licenses, and public meetings with the Caroline County Chamber of Commerce pushing a countywide publicity drive and membership plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodaks
F. J. Wright
Federalsburg
Denton M. E
Telchester
Concord
Denton Camp
O. Gilbert Hignutt
James E. I Hignutt
Denton
Williston
Mudd
Edwin W. Breeding
East Denton
Somerset County
Virginia Fisheries Force
F. C. Brown
Philip W. Downes
Denton Fire Company
Clayton Carnival
Church of the Brethren
Sunshine Poultry Farm
Hickman
Goldsboro
Caroline
Walter W. Needles
Chestertown
Minnie N. Robinson
Hillsboro
Lawrence H. Smith
Pearl L. Larimore
Alonzo Hammond
Mary V. Jones
Thomas Skinter
Media
Elsie Tribbitt
Burr
James O. Thomas
Louise Tellar
Ridgely
Lewis A. Brogley
Greensboro
Serena Manspeaker
Henderson
Concord Camp
Peninsula
C. H. Atkins
Lewis P. Carroll
Elmer T. Orme
Orme
Robert E. Gibby
New York
E. E. Dixon
T. O. Crouse
C. H. Cannon
E. N. Wright
G. J. Hooker
W. S. Grant
C. E. Connelly
W. F. Dawson
A. W. Betts
W. J. DuHadway
O. E. Jones
George W. Cooke
Caroline County Chamber of Commerce
Grand Jury
Court House
Maaloe
Del-Mar-Va
Eastern Shore Association
County Chamber of Commerce
Caroline County
Social notes and visits from Denton area
Personal and social news lists week end guests and visits across Denton and nearby towns. Names include H S Cooper family E J Stellwagon Catherine Cooper and G L Helsby with references to Philadelphia Milton Elkton Ocean City Rehoboth and Baltimore. Local residents travel for fairs cookery judging and leisure trips with several marriages and reunions noted.
Del-Mar-Vo Camp Sets Aug 15 29 Directors Plan Programme
Del-Mar-Vo Camp Meeting Association directs camp from August 15 to 29 with daily evening services for cottage holders and visitors the week prior. Dr George W Cooke will lead with musicians, joined by Dr Charles Weigle Dr Abraham Lathem and Julius Abrams. A Daily Vacation Bible School runs Aug 16 for ten days with free buses from Seaford Laurel and Bethel and expert teachers under Lathem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmarvia
Abraham Lathem
Third Presbyterian Church
Chester
Julius Abrams
Troy
New York
Hamilton
Dr. Lathem
Lathem
Seaford
Laurel
Bethel
Governor Denies Clemency in Whittemore Case
Governor Ritchie on Tuesday denied executive clemency for Richard Whittemore who is to be executed Friday August 13 for the murder of a Penitentiary guard. He said the sentence conforms to the evidence and the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Richard Whittemore
Nuttle Milling Co Sells Rock Salt Carload
The Nuttle Milling Co. has received a carload of rock salt for wholesale and retail sale.
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The
Nuttle Milling Co
Unicorn Larro Dairy Feeds Distributed by Nuttle Milling Co
The Nuttle Milling Co. serves as the sole distributor in this section for Unicorn land Larro Dairy Feeds, ensuring exclusive supply and regional availability for the product line.
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The
Nuttle Milling Co
Unicorn Land Larro Dairy Feeds
Local Social Notes From Henderson and Vicinity
Henderson area residents welcome guests from Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Pomona with visits to Tolchester Wye river and Eden Hall. Births announced include a girl at the Gooden home and a daughter born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Orville Melvin. Rev Wardesty to preach at M E Church. gatherings and visits with numerous families noted around Queenstown Sadlersville and Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Heyrich
George, Jr
Pittsburgh
Joseph Harris
Tolchester
Wye River
Queenstown
Elie Smith
Alex. Gooden
Orville Melvin
Henry
Lloyd Mulford
Pomona
W. L. McClintock
Albert Helstein
Earl Strauth
Mattie Emily
Philadelphia
Howard Sylvester
Epworth League
Eden Hall
AL Kusmaul
John Kusmaul
Sara E. Gooden
Wilmington
Ed. Hammond
Bloomfield
N. J
William H. Goodwin
Emma Hitchens
Felton
F. B. Sweeney
W. E. Cartwright
Esther
Wihnington
L. A. Gooden
Alda Montague
George Moore
Sadlersville
Denny Taylor
Dorothy
Marcus Hook
Enoch Williams
Dover
W. F. Clark
George Doherty
Virgie Chairs
Doris McClintock
R. L. Wardesty
M. E
David Smith
Elie
Roland Gruwell
Templeville church services and town visits noted
Templeville listings report Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 by Rev H N Bailey. Visitors include Oscar Lord and two sons plus Myne from Mahoney City Pa visiting Dr and Mrs R H Downes. Dozens of local families and travelers are mentioned visiting relatives in Crumpton Newark Del Oxford and Baltimore with social calls and trips to Tolchester Chincoteague and other spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Templeville
H. N. Bailey
Oscar Lord
Myne
Mahoney City
R. H. Downes
Stephen Roth
Stephen Baker
Garfield
New Jersey
Alonzo Boyles
Near Massey
Gurney Lowman
L. Thompson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles Anderson
H. T. Griffith
John Griffith
Newark
Del
Benjamin Spry
Crumpton
Kate Stafford
Allen Stafford
F. Raughley
Rock Hall
Tolchester
Hulda Purnell
Sadlersville
M. B. Kinnaimon
Lola Lowman
Alonza Boyles
Greensboro People Enjoy Sunday at Rehoboth Beach
A Greensboro gathering lists numerous locals and visitors who spent Sunday at Rehoboth Beach including Florence Monk Mabel Cohee Mildred Ginn Mae Pippin Grace Wooters Mary Moore C C Young T C Horsey Frank Manship Dr W W Golds borough Howard Rice Anna Thomas and Alvah Dobson families. Also noted are Clara Seward recovering from tonsil operation in Philadelphia and various encounters with relatives and friends visiting from Wilmington Goldsboro Baltimore Philadelphia Indiana Newark and Leipsie.
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Greensboro
Rehoboth Beach
Florence E. Monk
Mabel Cohee
Mildred M. Ginn
Mae Pippin
Grace Wooters
Mary Moore
C. C. Young
T. C. Horsey
Frank Manship
W. W. Goldsborough
Howard Rice
Anna Thomas
Alvah Dobson
Marshall
Futson
Ahee
Marie
Wilmington
Bradford Turner
Goldsboro
Thurmam Passwiters
Osenar Urd
Vivian
Wilbur Carroll
Near Town
Annie Edwards
Clara Seward
Methodist Hospital
Philadelphia
Gilbert Carrow
Harry Carrow
Leipsie
Del
W. Thomas Thornton
Maury IE. Moore
Mary Parrish
Louise
Baltimore
Charles E. Walls
Nother
Florida
A. Dingledine
Blue Ribbon
Hf. G. Budd
Benjamin Brodhead
Indiana
James Swann
Charles Beaumont
Mary Draper
William Totheroh
Ocean City
C. C. Starkey
Newark
Charles Walls
Clinton Breeding
Whitall Laramore
Pauline Hutson
Marshall Hutson
Mahala Shoemaker
Ridgely
W. B. Massey
Fan
Rehoboth
Tragic death of 12 year old Robert Bennett in Goldsboro
Goldsboro mourns the loss of Robert Bennett twelve son of A J Bennett after a brief illness. Funeral held Wednesday at 2 pm at M E Church South with Rev C R Curtis officiating and burial in Greensboro cemetery. Relatives and friends from Wilmington Philadelphia New York and Baltimore attended and local residents noted new railroad positions and visits to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bennett
A. J. Bennett
Robert
Leath Ninger
M. E. Church South
C. R. Curtis
Greensboro
Mattie Lewis
Philadelphia
Robert Hutson
Lillie Montgomery
Wilmington
Neese
Jane Kenny
Clarence Neese
New York
T. N. Jarrell
Orville Melvin
Augustus Schaube
Smith Shockley
Edward Jarrell
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Frank Curtis
Miriam Carre
Miss Sickle
Baltimore
Rebecca Melvin
Frank Melvin
Harrington
LeRoy Cartwright
Wihnington
Alex. Butler
Anna Mitchell
Denton Camp
Nina_Moore
Centreville
Howard Thomas
Smyrna
Ridgely Notes and Local Visits Across Town
Dr. Tobin may make Ridgely his home and residents react with anticipation. Carter Forester returns from Ocean City visit with his mother. Letitia Cecil returns after weeks in Centreville. Leonard McKnott and family visited Cambridge. Thomas and Mrs Gaitley spend week in Rehoboth. Landers Jones comes back from Baltimore. Brackett couple spent weekend in Baltimore. Rachel McKenny visiting Wilmington. James Lewis family visiting Easton. Charles Hobbs spent weekend in Baltimore. Kemp couple welcome a new daughter. Leona Jackson visiting Sadlersville. Mary Brumbaugh visiting Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Cooper
E. J. Stellwagon
Philadelphia
H. B. Mason
Catherine Cooper
Mason
G. L. Helsby
Milton
Denton Camp
Helsby
Holiness Church
Pennsylvania
Addison Darling
Riverside
N. J
Denton
Mary Doris Ferry
Beverly
Elkton
E. O. Weaver
Tamar Almeda Oberly
Katherine Coe Wilson
Pennhurst State School
Pennhurst
Glaurence E. Rice
James Greig
W. H. Young
Henry C. Wild
T. F. Johnson
Harrington
George Sachsenmuir
Warren
Elkins Park
A. G. Geilletly
Alfred Gelletly
Milo Crane
Jesse Ellis
Ocean City
Chincoteague Island
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Chester Springs
Russell
Binghamton
N. Y
Harry Stewart
E. B. Blades
T. L. Trice, Jr
Preston
E. H. Hirs
L. L. Young
Monticello
Ind
Kathryn E. Hirs
New York City
Brooklyn
E. G. Anderson
Wilmington
N. C
John T. Carter
Charles R. Porter
Louis and
Harold
Dorsey Darling
T. Pliny Fisher
Cooper Cottage
Rehoboth
Mary T. Fisher
Delaware
Mary Melvin
T. Alan Goldsborough
Louise Nuttle
Erdman Jones
Gilbert Swann
Baltimore
Mildred. Swann
Donald Davis
Newark
John Davis
James Mellon
John Delaney
Weaver Short
Margaret
Chincoteague
Henry Wilkinson
Ord Raleigh
J. W. Gibson
J. J. Bunting
Gibsons
Goldsboro
Norman
Harry Wilson
Sadie
Bessie
Whiteley
Methodist Sunday School
Tolchester
Istead
William J. Pindar
Marcus Hook
Oxford
Day
Carrell Meredith
The
Reformed Church
Alma
Louise Wilson
Ruth
Gertrude Wheatley
Douglas Milbury
Vianna Mitchell
Herman Mitchell
Wilson Cahall
Cora Allen
Francis Lynch
Greensboro
Annie Poore
Queen Annne
A. W. Thompson
Harvey Sewell
T. W. Jones
Irwin Saulsbury
David Swing
Norman Wilson
Centreville
Love Point
Lula May Sinclair
Tilghman
Methodist Parsonage
O. W. Sterling
Swing Brothers
Crisfield
Frank Taylor
Thompsontown
James Welsh
Thomas Ryan
W. T. Temple
Mary Johnson
New York
Leonard McKnett
Mrs. Price
Queen Anne
Helen Setin
Christopher Biger
Watson Booker
Thelma Smith
T. W. Smith
Ed. Carter
Lane & Lang
A. W. Marvel
Annapolis
Master Allen
Leola Temple
New Jersey
Mary Garrigues
Selby Smith
Mabel Jones
Sue Hamilton
Pauline Wiley
Smyrna
Tobin
Ridgely
Carter Forester
Letitia Cecil
Leonard McKnott
Cambridge
Thomas Gaitley
Landers Jones
Brackett
Rachel McKenny
James Lewis
Easton
Charles Hobbs
Fred Kemp
Leona Jackson
Sadlersville
Mary Brumbaugh
Mrs Emory Lynch Returns Home After Visit
Mrs Emory Lynch of Federalsburg has returned home after spending two weeks with her daughters Mrs Lance Winnert of Marcus Hook Pennsylvania and Mrs Roland Jackson of Camden New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Lynch
Federalsburg
Lance Winnert
Marcus Hook, Pa
Roland Jackson
Camden, N. J
Hillsboro and Queen Anne Social Roundup
In Hillsboro and Queen Anne areas last week many residents attended church events, visits, and community gatherings. The Standard Teaching Training Course plans five weeks starting September 28, with 100 to 200 Sunday School workers expected. numerous locals and visitors are named among the attendees and guests across Denton, Philadelphia, Easton, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Taylor
W. B. Sparks
D. M. Lee
Denton M. E. Church
Dick Sawyer
Philadelphia
Alice Thawley
Margaret Sawyer
Mary Virginia Sherwood
M. E. Church
Harry Covell
Covell
Dora Morris
Frances
Florence Covell
Centreville
Amy Taylor
Irene
Thelma Wihner
M. E. Parsonage
Ir. W. B. Rowe
Roberta Rowe
Doc Rowe
Camp Whippoorwill
Garretson Smith
Jane
Penn’s Grove
N. J
William Sherwood
Wilmington
James Sherwood
Henry Fisher
Racine
Ohio
Harry Fisher
Ernest Fogle
Woodsboro
O. Rice
Taylor
Dover
Gladys
Mildred Gale
Middletown
Queen Anne
The Lost World at New Dover Opera House
Dad Time recalls 10,000,000 to 15,000,000 years ago as dinosaurs of varied species rule the earth in a photophy version of Arthur Conan Doyle. A noted human cast led by Bessie Love Lloyd Hughes Lewis Stone Wallace Beery plus others brings thrills and tense romance to the stage on August 2 3 and 4.
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New
Dover Opera House
Dad
Earth
First National
Watterson R. Rothacker
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Bessie Love
Lloyd Hughes
Lewis Stone
Wallace Beery
Alma Bennett
Virginia Brown Faire
Arthur Hoyt
Bull Montana
Margaret Mce- Wade
Finch Smiles
Jules Cowles
October term juries drawn for Circuit Court
Judge Thomas J. Keating selected the October term jurors from a long list of names grouped by districts. The article lists the jurors, marked by asterisks in the Journal, including Alonzo B. Cohee T. H. Gough Chas. P. Cowgill Wim. T. Jarman and many others across Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, and District divisions.
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Thomas J. Keating
Circuit Court
Alonzo B. Cohee
T. H. Gough
Chas. P. Cowgill
Wim. T. Jarman
Edward Colin Ohn
R. Jones
Wm. C. Cheflins
William E. Jones
Harry S. Dailey
Mc Frank Lane
A. G. Dennison
It. FE
Tmeather
Ross Duling
J. S. Lapham
Ernest Downes
John T. Shultz
Walter T. Eliott
Louis Walls
Orphans Court Grants Admins and Approves Reports
In a Tuesday Orphans Court session Judges West, Harper and Shawn handled multiple matters. Letters of administration on George W. Ricketts estate were granted to Charlotte Ricketts with bond filed and creditors notice ordered. Executors Deen filed real estate sale reports with ratification lists to be published. Administratrix Hubbard filed and had approved a first and final admin distribution and inventory. Guardian appointment granted for Harry Ormond Hubbard. Executors Downes had personal property sale accounts approved and ordered for recording.
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Orphans’ Court
West
Harper and Shawn
George W. Ricketts
Charlotte Ricketts
Carrie Deen
W. Brewster Deen
William H. Deen
Mary DuHadway
John DuHadway
Harry P. Willis
James S. Willis
Marie M. Hubbard
Harry W. Hubbard
Harry Ormond Hubbard
Alexander Hardcastie
J. Dukes Downes
Developers plan Tolchester shore community near Tolchester Beach
Wilmington investors have begun acquiring about 1000 acres of Kent county farm land near Tolchester Beach to create a restricted waterfront residential area with a golf course harbor and beaches. Officials of Tolchester Company deny any sale talks and the DuPont interests are not involved. Average price reported at 150 dollars per acre.
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Tolchester
Tolchester Beach
Wilmington
Del
Kent County
William V. Montgomery
Chestertown
duPont
Tolchester Company
Addison A Christian Dies General Manager of Gimbel Brothers
Addison A Christian 67 longtime Philadelphia businessman and Caroline County landowner died at his Greensbor o summer home after a long illness. He built Greensboro’s Free Press early in his career and rose to Gimbel Brothers general manager, aiding the store’s growth. He owned Eglantine Farms near Greensboro and created Greensboro Gardens famed for dahlias and a prize winning White Leghorn hen. He leaves a wife and four daughters. funeral at Church of the Holy Trinity with interment in Greensboro cemetery.
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Addison A. Christian
Gimbel Brothers
Philadelphia
Caroline County
Riverdeen
Greensboro
Christian
Caroline County Bank
Pennsylvania
Huntingdon Valley School
Bethayres
Free Press
Pulaski
Richmond
Richard
East
Manufacturers’ Club
Eglantine Farms
Greensboro Gardens
Greensboro- Goldsboro
Peninsula
Chhristian
Buckingham Apartments
Walnut Street
Protestant Episcopal Church
Church of the Saviour
Thirty-eighth
Chestnut Streets
Ile
Minnie Satterfield
Temple Smith
Irvin Brumbhaugh
Elizabeth
Margaret Christian
Church of the Holy Trinity
William J. Cox
Francis W. Kirwan
Denton
Kemp West
Baltimore
Thomas M. Green
Oxford
H. A. Roe
Clinton B. Jarman
L. Irving Jones
T. Clayton Horsey
John C. Brown
Arthur W. Brumbaugh
Local visits feature Mrs Connolly and others
Mary Quanton and B Parshall of Philadelphia were recent guests of Miss Rosiene Scotton. Mrs H B Connolly and daughter Mary of Sanford Florida visited Mrs C W Jacobs. G B Parshall of Philadelphia were weekend guests of relatives. G H Ward of Wilmington visited his mother Mrs Hall. Helen Weather visits Oscar F Morris family in New York City. Mrs A F Heather and daughter Helen spent Sunday at Easton. Oscar F Morris of New York spent the weekend here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Quanton
B. Parshall
Philadelphia
Rosiene Scotton
H. B. Connolly
Mary
Sanford
Fla
C. W. Jacobs
G. B. Parshall
G. H. Ward
Wilmington
Hall
Helen Weather
Oscar F. Morris
New York City
A. F. Heather
Miss Helen
Easton
New York
Local visits and social notes from area residents
Mrs. Alpheus Andrews and children Irene Virginia Phyllis and Harold visit daughter Mrs. Lester Smith near Greensboro. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kelly and son Olin of Harmony spend Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jones. Miss Myrtle Whiteley returns after visiting Miss Nellie Tull of St Michaels. Mrs. Charlie Williamson of New Castle visits town this week. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Dunham spend Sunday at The M. P. Sunday School picnic at the Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Camp
Walter Liden
Oscar Alford
Floyd C. Smith
Kemp Adams
Jacob Smith
Katie Hurley
Edward
Alton Elrick
Kemp Todd
Henry Neal
George O’day
Arthur Wright
Elon Wright
Chester Scott
Mildred
Kathryn Spence
Blaine Bullock
Rosella
Boyd Custer
Earl Adams
Effie Johnston
Myrtle Killman
Walter Adams
Rehoboth Beach
Arthur Adams
Reese
Ormond A. Wright
Denton
Wilbur Wheatley
Washington, D. C
Frank Wright
Joseph Spence
Evelyn Bullock
Rehoboth
Horace Robinson
Philadelphia
Alpheus Andrews
Irene
Virginia
Phyllis
Harold
Lester Smith
Greensboro
Francis Kelly
Olin
Harmony
J. A. Jones
Myrtle Whiteley
Nellie Tull
St. Michaels
Charlie Williamson
New Castle
E. F. Dunham
Preston
M. P
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