Local matters span bonds discounts and farm notes
The issue covers Liberty Bond drives and market prices for wheat and corn, local school closures, a thunderstorm, court attendance in Easton, a marriage license in Felton and Harrington, and community events from Chautauqua programs to church suppers. It also notes car fuel tests, highway bids, potato and bean yields, and several court cases and enlistments from Denton and Caroline counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton Court
Clerk Towers
Leslie Kemp
Felton
May Willey
Harrington
Thawley's Chapel
G. T. Redden & Co
Buttsville
Robert Jarrell, Jr
Goldsboro
Igié Maxwell
Chestertown
Denton
Cedar Grove School
Ladies of Harris Church
Home Economics
Frank H. Zouck
State Roads Commission
I. J. McIlvaine & Sisters
Concord
Kirwin Smith
E. R. Seeders
J. A. Todd
Harry H. Nuttle
Bloomery
C. R. Neal
C. W. Adams
Chestnut Grove
G. F. Smith
H. F. Wilson
M. E
Courtland Jenkins
Lawrence B. Towers
Easton
Jenkins
T. Alan Goldsborough
Seth & Sheban
F. R. Owens
Henry
Tharp
Towers
J. Dukes Downes
State Bankers’ Association
Liberty Loan
Caroline's
H. L. Cooper
H. T. Nuttle
Harry W. Davis
Philetus Jefferson
Federalsburg
T. C. Horsey
Greensboro
H. P. Flowers
Hillsboro
A. W. Sisk
Preston
W. W. Seward
Ridgely
Maryland
Charles Plummer
John M. Towers
Harvey L. Griffith
Frank M
Gabriel K. Ebling
Kenton
B. W. Goldsborough
Cambridge
J. Boon Dukes
Personal and Social Notes From Denton Card Party
Mrs. D O George and Miss Elsie Green sold many tickets in Denton for a card party at Mason ic Hall. The event supported the Caroline County Womens Preparedness Survey Commission. William Moore hosted visitors from Philadelphia in two cars. Nellie Dunning and John Colston Rutter announced their approaching wedding in Denton. Several residents and guests traveled or visited, including Miss Ann Dukes and Miss Sarah Plummer. A Baltimore hospital operation occurred for Billy Deen, with gradual improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. George
Elsie Green
Denton
Masonic Hall
Caroline County
J. M. T. Finney
France
Johns Hopkins Base Hospital
T. Lane Moore
J. E. Philips
Aaron Warren
Theadore Warren
May Murphy
Isaac J. Moore
William Phillips
Philadelphia
C. Percy Dunning
Nellie
John Colston Rutter
Denton Methodist Episcopal Church
John H. Taylor
James E. Dick
Harrisburg
Richard Henning
Henning
J. B. Magruder
Charles G. Dukes
Ann Dukes
J. Boon Dukes
Charles H. Sylvester
Cedar Rapids
Caroline
James T. Sylvester
John T. Plummer
Harvey Plummer
Sarah Plummer
Greensboro
Billy
W. Brewster Deen
Baltimore
J.W. Huffington
Colored Schools of
E. W. H. Scott
Charles H. Redden
A. J. Messick
Bethlehem
W. P. Beer
Wilmington Business College
Howard Faulkner
Ridgely
Easton
J. M. Holmes
T. O. Crouse
O. W. Downes
Ground Hog Pilgrimage Brings Quarryville Lodge to Denton
Slumbering Lodge of Ground Hogs from Quarryville Pa led by a large car with a stuffed ground hog visited Denton on a Wednesday pilgrimage. More than fifty members from diverse professions toured town after dining at the Brick Hotel and headed home after a 100 mile run. The lodge meets annually on February 2 and May 30, and its reach is noted in the New York Sun through founder Charles A Dana. George W Hensel and C S Kauffman organized the Denton visit with Denton residents meeting the party at Chestertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ground Hogs
Quarryville
Denton
Lancaster County
The
New York Sun
Charles A. Dana
George W. Hensel
C. S. Kauffman
Henry L. Cohee
Mabel
Miss Cohee
Elizabeth Curry
Bridgeville
Elsie Parris
Easton
Dudley Davis
Wilson Jackson
Ridgely
Greensboro Bridge Club
Betterton
F. P. Roe
T. C. Horsey
T. M. Green
A. G. Smith
L. J. Jones
Carrie Moore
F. R. Malone
Fannie Bernard
Dix
Gian
A. W. Brumbaugh
George E. Edgar
Holy Trinity Church
Halifax
Nova Scotia
D. H. Mortis
George W. Lowe
G. Stanley Matone
Greensboro
Maryland Regiment of Infantry
Salisbury
Mary Emily Harrington
Charles Koenaman
Trappe
Koenaman
Fred Hartrington
O. P. Simmons
Grace Greenlee
Anna Carter
Dorothy Rawlings
Maud Hughes
Golden Grove Farm
Mary J. Joiner
Piney Grove
A. E. Shields
Raymond Rawlings
Fred Harrington
Ralph Sharp
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Lacy Wilson
W. E. Wilson
Hilldale
T. Edwin Willis
J. E. Willis
George Hutson
Christopher Gottwall
Newlands
James Harrington
John West
Samuel C. Dill
Marcus Hook
W.H. Hutson
Mary Goslin
Federalsburg
G. W. Betson
Mary A. Jackson
Blanche
Joe Short
Hillsboro
J. Allen Moore
Baltimore
Lizzie Rawlings
Claude Rawlings
St. Paul
M. EL
Marie Noble
Addie Jarrell
Jesse P. Warren
Robert Tinley
New Castle
Addie Griffin
New York
J. Calvin Smith
McAbees Terrace
Liberty Loan Talk Planned In Denton Court House
Under Caroline county Women’s Preparedness and Survey Commission a Maryland Liberty Loan Committee speaker will address the public at the Denton Court House on Tuesday June 12 at 4 pm. He explains loan purpose and how individuals may help. Commission says women’s role is small but seeks wide attendance from across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan
Women’s Preparedness and Survey Commission
Caroline County
Liberty Loan Committee of
Maryland
Court House
Denton
Let Everybody Help the Cause in Baltimore Churches
Baltimore pastors of all denominations are urged to mobilize parishioners tomorrow for the Liberty Loan. Ministers across Maryland counties are also asked to promote support, with a strong appeal for broad response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Severe hailstorm brings damage around Federalsburg
A Monday hail storm of unusual severity damaged crops including peas tomatoes and possibly wheat. Large hailstones shattered windows as the storm centered in a three mile radius around Federalsburg accompanied by heavy rain. A canning house and barns owned by local residents were damaged and trees were uprooted on nearby farms. Decoration Day services by Captain Watkins Post featured a large crowd a marching band and flowers on graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg
Mark Williams
Raymond Jones
J. Johnson
I. W. Williams
Senator Fields Farm
Watkins Post
Federalsburg Tabernacle
Maud Hill Higgins
Red Cross
Philadelphia
Hahneman Hospital
Lee Coulbourn
W. C
Holt Construction Company
Fannie Virginia Fleming
Guy L. Webster
Vienna
Emmett Hignutt
Caroline Jefferson
Johns Hopkins School For Nurses
Lena Jefferson
John W. Stowell
Eva Williams
Centreville
Alderson Mowbray
Peabody Institute
Baltimore
Calvert Todd
John W. Hurlock
Hiram Longaker
River View Inn
Arthur Windsor
Rebecca Stewart
Seaford
Frank C. Dawson
Harry Lawrence
Local Social Notes Tie Hickman Hobbs Dover trips
Hobbs residents L H Thomas and family drove from near Hickman to Dover as guests of Earl Starkey. I H Starkey and family of Hobbs joined. B B Cobee hires M B Smith to dig a water well near Andersontown. J R Ricards’ wife and sister-in-law Mae Ricards visit Baltimore. Ames Ladies' Aid hosted by Mrs J E Adams. Anna Lucas of Denton visits Esther Willey in Hobbs. Mabel Voshell of Denton visits Cathe Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Thomas
Hickman
I. H. Starkey
Hobbs
Dover
Thomas
Earl Starkey
B. B. Cobee
Andersontown
M. B. Smith
J. R. Ricards
Mae Ricards
Bridgeville
Baltimore
Ames
J. E. Adams
Anna Lucas
Denton
Esther Willey
Mabel Voshell
Cathe Ward
Local Social Notes From Hillsboro and Surrounding Areas
Hillsboro residents hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Wm Taylor and Mrs Alexine Thompson from Dover. Mrs W L Mason and E L Thompson visit Rev and Mrs Wm Dickinson at Fairlee. Mrs John Holt and daughter Carrie spend summer at Penns Grove New Jersey. Emma Bridenbach and children from Baltimore visit Albert Caball. W L Thompson travels to Detroit with a Buick car shipment. Beatrice Cannon of Ruthsburg visits Miss Helen Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Taylor
Alexine Thompson
Dover
W. P. Fleming
W. L. Mason
E. L. Thompson
Wm. F. Dickinson
Fairlee
John Holt
Carrie
Penn's Grove
New Jersey
Emma Bridenbach
Baltimore
Albert Caball
W. L. Thompson
Detroit
Beatrice Cannon
Ruthsburg
Helen Fleming
Queen Anne Residents Travel and Social Visits
Queen Anne residents report trips and visits. Mr and Mrs C H Dean and Marion Covey depart Monday for Detroit and plan to return by week’s end. Guests include Mr and Mrs Harry Clark and Wilbur, Mrs Eli Smith, Mr and Mrs Cecil Wilson and Miss Anna Davis of Hebron, and Miss Edna Morgan. The Walls of Price’s visit Wilmington, with the Jump family hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Dean
Marion Covey
Marion Dean
Detriot
Michigan
Harry Clark
Wilbur
Eli Smith
Wilmington
Cecil Wilson
Anna Davis
Hebron
Edna Morgan
Ellwood Walls
Price's
Norman Straughn
Leroy Jump
Madge Jump
Mrs
Harry Jump
War Woman Democracy talk slated at Ridgely church
Miss Lucy Branham of the Just Government League will speak on War, Women, and Democracy in the Reformed Church basement on Monday June 4 at eight o'clock with no admission. The item notes favorable reception of her previous work and invites all readers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Branham
Just Government League
Reformed Church
Miss Branham
Ray McGibbon
Ray Miles, Jr
Federalsburg
J. T. Stevenson
McGibbon
John Bromiey
New York
John Grabill
Baltimore
Armour Preserving Plant
J. R. Bicking
Methodist Church
Parker
Ridgely Baptist Church
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Mary Thompson
Easton Hospital
Harry Hemmons
Nicholas Cook
Fivo
Charles Barber
Jersey City
Charles Turher
Mesdames Cook and Barber
Reformed Sunday School
Charles Troxell
Lancaster Theological Seminary
Caroline Service
W. E. Habbart
Wilmington
Ridgely
Loyal Temperance Legion
W. Porter
Methodist
Bridgetown
Catherine Deyo
Shoemaker
Wallkill
Jennie Smith
Gertrude Deyo
T. F. Imler
Chester
Lancaster
Samuel Marvel
Lola
Easton
W. A. Marvel
Martin F. Snyder
East Palestine
Ohio
A. Detwiler
T. A. Smith
D. A. Frazer
Dulin
Evelyn
Willoughby
O. C. Clark
E. E. Dragoo
Oakley Marvel
Milford
Abram Detwiler
Catherine Clark
Eihel Redden
Queen Anne
Aimee Jones
Garrettsville
Ralph Royer
T. W. Jones
Clarence Marvel
Leonard Dean
Chestertown
Evelyn Lane
Paul Neff
Kennet Square
James Lynch
Marydel Community Events and Travelers May Update
A Marydel sub district Epworth League convention occurred on May 24 with Rev. O B Reed and other clergy on the program. A patriotic flag raising and Miss Carrie M Dempsey’s wedding were noted. Local residents attend festivals, visits, and family gatherings as repairs and improvements continue at the Marydel parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Marydel
O. B. Reed
W. A. Wise
R. P. Nichols
Milton McCann
J. R. Bicking
Frank White
Carrie M. Dempsey
Leonard White
Delaware
C. T. Wyatt
Denton
John Snider
Julia Gresback
Harry Dailey
John Stafford
D. T. Richards
Herbert Knotts
Baltimore
Helen Gibson
Queen Anne
R. P. Moore
Maryden
Moore
Myrtle Rambo
Philadelphia
A. E. Heather
John Cohee
Belle Dailey
Hillsboro
Bertha Kaler
Marydel Charge
Severe rain hailstorm hits Goldsboro area damaging crops
A severe Sunday storm swept west and north of Goldsboro causing crop damage. Peas, wheat, rye and strawberries suffered significant losses, with some gardens destroyed and an area about a third the size of last June’s hailstorm affected. Eli Dyer’s dwelling was partly unroofed. Local residents traveled to Wilmington and Federalsburg while others visited Chicago in prior weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Dyer
W. T. Elliott
Edward Thomas
Wilmington
Calvin Elliott
J. W. Bridgeman
J. Spencer Lapham
Chicago
Morris Bartlett
Cook Wilson
Harry Morris
John T. Clark
Social Roundup at Fountain Home and Nearby Families
Last Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs Fred Fountain hosted a gathering with extended families and friends including Frank Fountain Elrick Johnson Lyden Wright Devore Tiley Gibbs Wright Neal Scott Meredith Griffith Griffith Howard Griffith Morris Morris Alford Morris and others. A severe electrical storm swept through the county Sunday evening as locals noted visitors and moves between households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fountain
Frank Fountain
Roland
John Elrick
Ruby Willen
Effie
Hennie
Corell Johnson
Helen
Bessie Lyden
Myra Wright
Sadie
Eva Devore
Elma
Martha Tiley
Leroy Gibbs
Arthur Wright
Henry
Sherman Neal
Ralph Scott
Maggie
Blanche Meredith
Elva Griffith
Hazel Towers
Claude Howard
Ernest
Norville Wilson
Georgetown
Claude Lyden
Emily Charles
Frank Melson
Bridgeville
James Harper
Eric Willen
Arthur McLymont
Preston Church Plans Children Day Service and Meeting
Preston M. E. Church schedules the annual Children’s Day service for tomorrow evening. A first quarterly conference will convene there on Monday at 10 30 in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Preston M. E
Decoration Day in Denton Unity and Patriotism
Annual memorial service at Denton cemetery revealed strong patriotic feeling as the Junior Order of United American Mechanics led arrangements. Rev. C S Kauffman and Rev. Dr. Crouse spoke, noting duty to democracy amid looming war, urging courage, unity, and respect for those who sacrificed for freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Cemetery
Denton
Order of United American Mechanics
C. 5
Kauffman
C. ‘T. Wyatt
Denton M. E. Church
God's Acre
Crouse
Cypraian
Church of
Carthage
American Republic
Get Registered Next Tuesday Young Man War Talk on Sacred Duty
The address urges unity and sacrifice for the war effort. It stresses freedom of the seas, the duty to support England and France, and to raise food, calling on men 21 to 31 to register next Tuesday. It warns of penalties for noncompliance and notes many will be drafted while exemptions follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
England
France
Belgium
Russia
Atlantic
Registration Board
Caroline
Orphans Court Proceedings and local notices
Orphans Court session with Judges Liden Moore and Carey approved the grant of letters of administration to William H Garey and Owen C Carey on Reuben Garey estate. Appraisers named. real estate sale of Samuel G Brown confirmed. Debts and accounts for Nora Fishell and William Kregh estates approved. Emma and Melvin Pepper appointed on George Pepper estate. Greensboro social notes report Mabel Cohee’s 16th birthday celebration and multiple local visits. Decoration Day observances, recruits for Company I, First Maryland Regiment, and community news follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liden, Moore and Carey
Orphans’ Court
William H. Garey
Owen C. Carey
Reuben Garey
Charles H. Whitby
Ernest G. Cooper
Samuel G. Brown
J. Owen Knot
James H. Towers
Roland G. Towers
Grace Connolly
Evelyn Willey
Emma Pepper
Melvin Pepper
George Pepper
James H. Cannon
Gootee S. Roe
Buck Herzog Sues Over Forged Note in Easton Court
Charles Lincoln Herzog known as Buck sues to recover on a note given by G H Tarburton H N Richards and Alpheus W Nichols. Nichols denies signing the note claiming the signature is a forgery. Attorneys Lewis and Knotts M A Goldsborough C J Butler represent the plaintiff while T Alan Goldsborough and Seth and Sheban defend the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton Court
Caroline
Charles Lincoln Herzog
Buck
United States
Herzog
G. H. Tarburton
H. N. Richards
Alpheus W. Nichols
Lewis and Knotts
Denton
M. A. Goldsborough
C. J. Butler
Talbot Bar
T. Alan Goldsborough
Seth and Sheban
Local Notes From Concord and Surrounding area
Miss Viola Chambers of Poplar Neck is mentioned with her sister Mrs. W A Johnson. Mr Roland Tremble of New York visited the W R Keel family for the weekend. Miss Fannie Fleming of Harlech spent the weekend with sister Mrs Emmett Hignatt. The school closed Friday due to poor attendance. Miss Ethel Johnson remains on the mend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Viola Chambers
Poplar Neck
W. A. Johnson
Roland Tremble
New York
W. R. Keel
Fannie Fleming
Harlech
Emmett Hignatt
Ethel Johnson
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Kate Heather
T. E. Heather
Bateman Johnson
Harry Pritchett
Charles Shewbrooke
Lester Pippin
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