Flag Day activities and community notices in Williston
Local department announces Flag Day next Thursday. An orchestra concert is set for Sunday at 2 30 pm in Hignutt Park Williston. Denton M E Church hosts four children services tomorrow night and another at Concord Church tomorrow morning.
Matrimonial News and Social Events in Denton and Nearby
Denton society notes record weddings in New Windsor and Greensboro with Blue Ridge College ties, including Miss Jennie Beer and Paul Zuck, and Florence Ethel Shockley wedding. Residents travel to visit families, attend commencements, and host clubs and social gatherings. Local officials and dignitaries are noted, with several guests and attendees from Maryland when Denton hosts events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Beer
Denton
Paul Zuck
Hagerstown
John Garber
New Windsor
J. M. Henry
Blue Ridge College
LaRue Hoff
William Hoff
Elizabeth Garber
Zack
J. H. Beer
Deetoo
Church of the Brethren
Norristown
W. T. Shockley
Greensboro
Florence Ethel
Joseph Calvin Dutton
Rehoboth Beach
Delaware
Bertha Shull
O. W. Bennett
Ruth Anna
James Edgar Shockley
Lewes
Louise Dukes
Bridge Club
S.S Stone
Mes
Swing
Jesse Wilson
H. L Smith
Ridgely
Marie Judge
Easton
J. E. Fonveille
Rocky Mount
N.C
Lucy Garey
Stone
Samuel L. Young
Philip Cheezum
Walter George
Wilton Porter
Marshallston
Del
George R. West
Joseph M. Flanagan
Lina B. Boone
Harry Stevenson
Roy C. Smith
Morgantown
W. Va
M. Duke Smith
Cambridge
Mark H. Smith
F. J. Wright
J. H. Summerfield
M. K. Newnam
Washington
Bateman
Draper
Johns Hopkins
J. Redden
Arthur Allston, Jr
Wilmington
Rising Sun
John H. Emerson
Adeline Fisher
Louise
Salisbury
Clara Black
Baltimore
Raymond Fifield
Anne Lewis
Philadelphia
Queen Anne’s county athletes shine at meets
Long list of local residents and families connected to Queen Anne’s County sports and social events. High School girls commented as state volleyball champions attending Baltimore meet. Boys from Tri-County HS join county baseball squad on Western Shore. Various visits, hosting, and gatherings across Centreville, Cordova, Wye Mill, and nearby towns noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. B. Rowe
Mary Cooper
Clara Price
Dorothy Knotts
Laura Wooters
Helen Dulin
Mildred Worth
Margaret DeFord
Pauline Covey
Helen Eaton
Roberta Rowe
Queen Anne's County
Baltimore
Eugene Hopkins
Lawrence Wilson, Jr
Joe Eaton
Lawrence Stewart
Queen Anne's
Frederick High
Mt.St. Mary’s
Gettysburg College
Western Maryland Preps
Sparrows Point High
H. Lay Beaven
Florence Beaven
Ethel Holt
G. L. Wilson
Talbot County
All Saints
Cordova
Charles Jarrell
Milford Kline
Nicholas Knott
Mildred Tarbutton
Church Home Infirmary
Gurney Tarbutton
George Morgan
Charles Stewart
Kemp Stewart
University of Maryland
Charles Jackson
Ridgely
Mary Jackson
Greensboro
Joe Short
Charles Byrond
Chester
Richard Beaven
W.B. Sparks
Old Drawyers Presbyterian Church
Odessa
Del
Charles Busteed
Etta Orrell
Jennie Mullikin
Centreville
Wye Mill
Kennard
Phil Thompson
Newton Smith
Mary Collins
Con
James Sloan
Fifield
Tuckahoe Neck
Vernon Baker
Frances
Emily Johnson
Luther Short
Waters Beaven
Wilmington
Harvey Baker
Alma
Margaret Taylor
Queen Anne
Sadie Wothers
Main Street
H. B. Hays
Philadelphia
Tom Seward
Clifton Hicks
Wye Mills
Norman Clark
Port Deposit
Susie Thompson
Billy
Albert Caball
Downes
Preston
George B. Stewart
Meeting of the Associated Bible Students in Hobbs
A Hobbs class meeting of the Associated Bible Students is scheduled for next Sunday June 16 at the home of Louis C Bickling Whiteleysburg. Invitations are extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Bible Students
Hobbs
Louis C. Bickling
Whiteleysburg
Hopkins Thomas
Wm, Chambers
William Frazier
Liden Adams
C. J. Chaffinch
Washington, D. C
Bloomery Church Ladies Meet at Spence Home
The Ladies Aid of Bloomery M E Church will gather at Mrs J H Spence’s home on Tuesday afternoon June 12. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Wheatley of Washington are visiting the former's parents there. Lacy N Spence of Philadelphia spent the weekend with his parents. A reopening dance at Hignatt's Park Williston on June 12 begins at 8 30 with Music by the Melody Boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Bloomery M. E. Church
J. H. Spence
Wilbur Wheatley
Washington
Lacy N. Spence
Philadelphia
Hignatt’s Park
Williston
Melody Boys
Ines
Ridgely News Letter Recitals and Community Notes
The edition highlights a high school recital on June 2 with students Sara Neff Rebecca Swing and others performing tones colors A Musical Chat Cuckoo Calls and more. Commencement is set for June 19 at eight oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Neff
Rebecca Swing
Mary Fries Ringgold
Margaret Saulsbury
Ida May Sneed
Louise Price
Frances Rowe
Dora Sewell
Mary Virginia Sherwood
Alan Temple
Frances Lee Cooper
Maud Gavette
Frances Sneed
Anne Smith
Ernest Cooper
Julia Wilson
Daisy Pigott
Paul Temple
Marguerite Holsinger
Martha Winder Goldsborough
Scars Dance,’ "To A Wild Rose,’ and ‘Good Night."" Dorothy Holsinger
Roberta Rowe
Nel Corpiu
Tarantella
Addie Nuttle
Pierrette
Ridgely High School
Rufus King Reber
Berie Mae Sparks
Lucy Cecelia Lynch
Ella Pearsaul
Elmer Walter Hoffman
Vianna Mitchell
Dorothy Mae Lane
Mary Lee Detwiler
Clifton Edward Morris
Orphans Court Proceedings List Appointments and Inventories
In Orphans Court Judge West, Harper and Shawn presided. The Register of Wills granted letters of administration on Margaret E. Schuyler estate to Robert H. Schuyler with bond filed and approved, creditors notice ordered, appraisers named. Lucetta V. Stevens probate admitted after will proven. John L. Everngain qualified as executor with bond. Multiple accounts and appraisals filed for Levi K. Voshell, Frank P. Covey executrices, Sarah A. Morse, Mary L. Emerson, Levin Black, and Lucetta Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans' Court
West
Harper and Shawn
Register of Wills
Margaret E. Schuyler
Robert H. Schuyler
J. Frank Lane
Harrison Bennett
Lucetta V
John L. Everngain
E. W. Liden
Frank L. R. Nuttle
William S. Voshell
Levi K. Voshell
Sallie L. Cavey
Hattie C. Brown
Viola C. Ellwanger
Frank P. Covey
William A. Morse
Sarah A. Morse
Minnie Morse
Ruth M. Walls
Harry A. Roe
Mary L. Emerson
William G. Smith
Levin Black
Col Gadd Appointed Clerk of Maryland Court of Appeals
Col Luther H. Gadd was named Clerk of the Maryland Court of Appeals following the death of Caleb C. Magruder. Gadd, longtime chief clerk, will serve until the next general election in November, after the funeral of Magruder. He has deep ties to the state and had previously been State Librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Gadd
Luther H. Gadd
Maryland Court of Appeals
Court .House
Baltimore
Caleb C. Magruder
Prince George's County
Annapolis
Magruder
Gadd
Caroline
Brown
Oxford High and Tri County Volleyball Match
Oxford High School and Tri County met on the Tri County court Tuesday and played a splendid game of volleyball. The line up showed strong play and lady like deportment in victory and defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford High School
Tri-County
Harris Chapel Ladies’ Aid
Everett Pepper
St. Paul's
Hackett
Cashe
St. Paul’s
Barnett
Ocean View
Local Social News Highlights from Goldsboro and Nearby
Goldsboro observers report visits by Mrs. Noble and Miss Viola Nichols and Mr. Harry Wright and wife from Preston along with Dr. Rowe and wife from Hillsboro at Robert Jarrells. Visitors include Mrs. Charles Schitzberger and daughter from New York and Mrs. Ziegler of Wilmington. A stork brought a girl to Edward Lapham. Children’s Day set for Methodist Church next Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
Viola Nichols
Harry Wright
Preston
Dr. Rowe
Hillsboro
Robert Jarrell
Charles Schitzberger
New York
Ziegler
Wilmington
Harry Williams
Duling
Millington
Price Johnson
Sadlersville
Carroll Elliott
Methodist Church
Carlotta Silver
Dr. Silver
Epworth League Meet and Local Notices in Henderson
The Epworth League held a monthly meeting at Miss Gladys Medford's home with refreshments after. Carnival at Henderson High School Saturday night with fortune teller Princess Thyra. Community notices list local visits, illnesses, and upcoming services and meetings across town venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Gladys Medford
Milton Harris
Henderson High School
Thyra
Tut
Clark’s
Giants
Goldsboro
Sain
Henderson
Ladies' Aid
J. B. Medford
Town
Morris Sylvester
Bessie Hudson
Earl Quillen
Myrtle Shutties
Greensboro
John Quillen
Easton Hospital
Langford Sanders
Roy Craig
Wilmington
William Sanders
Annie Gooden
L. A. Gooden
Clifton
E. L. Gooden
Wyoming
Rebecca Medford
Marydel
David Jones
Jimmy
John Meredith
Viola Clayville
Baltimore
Charles Clayville
Geo. Hitchens
Fellow
F. B. Sweeney
Robert Edge
Lillian Green
Suthersville
Lillian Meredith
Lola King
Atlantic City
Edith Richards
Dercie Jones
Katherine
Elma Melvin
S. S. James
New York City
Harry Gough
Little Ethlyn Melvin
James Rickards
Amy Sweeney
Philadelphia
Norman Melvin
Mildred Gooden
Elva Jarman
C. H. Clayville
Dover
L. M. Jones
Canned Goods Market Faces Labor Woes and Recovery
The Baltimore Sun notes the canned goods market may return to normal this year, but labor shortages threaten operations in Baltimore and the Eastern Shore. Many Maryland workers left for better pay elsewhere, with women at tomato-skinning tables and men in heavy labor. Packers turn to foreign labor, now scarce, as pea crops suffer from aphis damage. Despite improving overall conditions since WWI, the industry remains cautious amid contracts and open-market selling for the remainder of crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun
Baltimore
Maryland
A. W. Sisk
Preston
Sisk
President Harding visit to Milford planned with ceremonies
The 1920 event details show President Harding arriving about 4 PM to join a Masonic ceremony in Milford led by Dr. Walter L. Grier. He will address the public at Plaza Theatre, tour Delaware highways, meet local officials, watch a baseball game moved from Crisfield to Milford, and depart by Mayflower from Lewes with Mrs. Harding aboard. A large crowd and special police support are planned.
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Washington
Harding
Milford
Walter L. Grier
George Christian
Roosevelt
Lebanon
Plaza Theatre
Wilmington
Delaware
Young Men’s Republican Club
Eastern Shore Baseball League
Crisfield
Lewes
Eastern Shore History Contest Announces Student Prizes
The Eastern Shore Society offers $20 prizes in each county for 1924 high school historical sketches. Essays must be by a 1924 graduate, cover Revolutionary War to end of War of 1812, focus on local figures or events, 1000 to 1500 words, due November 15, 1923, to George L. Radcliffe in Baltimore. A bonus prize is awarded for the best statewide sketch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore Society
Eastern Shore
George L. Radcliffe
Fidelity and Deposit Co
Baltimore
The
Maryland Historical Society
Death of Mr T L Frampton East Denton
Mr T Luther Frampton a well known county citizen died at his East Denton home on Wednesday morning after long rheumatism. He was a former farmer who later ran the Brick Hotel in Denton. Survived by widow Anah Nichols and three children Roland Frampton Harry Frampton and Mrs F Rawlins Camper. Funeral services were held at his home with Revs C N Jones and G L Helsby officiating and interment in Denton cemetery.
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Hignutt’s Park
Williston
Denton M. E. Church
Concord Church
Caroline
W. C. Todd
G. T. Redden & Co
Denton and
Ridgely
Talbot
Caroline High School
Palace Theatre
Caroline Council
Preston Council
United American Mechanics
Law Building
Methodist Protestant Church
Den-Mar Mobile Co
Lawrence B. Towers
Third and
Market Streets
A. E. Miller
H. S. Burns
Miller
Bethlehem Church
Dr. Fisher
Market
Denton Auto Company
Talbot County
J. H. Hawkins
Klu Klux Klan
Maryland
Court House Green
Hawkins
Denton
Concord
John W. Hamilton
D. C
LL. D
Washington, D. C
W. O. Bennett
D. D
John T. Clark
Greensboro
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Alward Chamberlaine
Wilmington
Atlantic Seaboard
Old Friends Meeting House
Easton
J. W. Field
Philadelphia
Field
James G.redden
Messrs
Benjamin and
William G. Field
Edward Ringgold
Johnstown
Methodist Episcopal Church
Abraham Rolls
West Denton
Denton Cemetery
W. S. Norris
Near East Relief
Harold F. Pellegrin
T. L. Frampton
T. Luther Frampton
Frampton
Anah Nichols
Roland Frampton
Harry ‘Frampton
New York
F. Rawlins Camper
Hagerstown
C. N. Jones
G. L. Helsby
George R. Percy Deputy Fire Marshal Dies in Baltimore
George R. Percy 1042 Edmonson avenue deputy state fire marshal died at 4 30 Tuesday afternoon from complications at Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore He was a Maryland politician with Dorchester county House of Delegates service in 1906 and linked to Caroline county for years He leaves widow Linnie Bryant Percy sisters Howard Bryant Denton Mare Bryant Ellen R Fooks Cambridge and was born in Salem Md His body was brought to Denton and interred Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Percy
Edmonson Avenue
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Percy
House of Delegates
Dorchester County
Caroline County
Linnie B. Bryantercy
Howard Bryant
Mare Bryant
Denton
Ellen R. Fooks
Cambridge
Salem
Judge Soper Ratifies Sale of Denton Rail Line
The Baltimore Sun reports Judge Soper ratified the sale of the Maryland Delaware and Virginia Railway to new operators. Senators Towers and Nuttle urged continued Denton service as talks with the Public Service Commission weighed consolidation with the Baltimore Chesapeake and Atlantic line. A commission was named to finalize transaction details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Lawrence B. Towers
Public Service Commission
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railway Company
Baltimore Sun
Towers
H. H. Nuttle
Caroline County
Commission
N. W. Smith
Rea
Pennsylvania
Eastern Shore
Smith
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic
Ocean City
Baltimore
Love Point
Hillsboro
Easton
Dentoo
West Denton
the Sun
Senator Towers
Soper
The Story of Betty Wales Dresses and Ploshkin Label
The Betty Wales dresses story traces origin to author Margaret Warde who created the heroine in eight books. It tells how the label and Ploshkin emblem became associated with Harding College girls and Betty Wales as a businesswoman. The Everngain Store now acts as the local Betty Wales dress dealer, a nationally recognized American-made brand for young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Wales
Margaret Warde
Miss Warde
New York
Harding College
Betty
Jim Watson
Everngain
Fraternal Visit Planned by Caroline Council to Preston
Members of Caroline Council No 175 Jr O U A M will pay a fraternal visit to Preston Council No 43 next Monday night June 1. All Preston members are asked to be present to greet the visiting brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Council
Jr. O. Us A. M
Preston Council
Ridgely Social News Briefs
Miss Dorothy Flounders has returned from the State Normal School. Mr. Henry Wilkinson spent Friday to Tuesday at Ocean Grove Virginia. Mrs. T. A. Smith is recovering after an illness with a heavy cold. Mrs. Harry Swann is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Flounders
State Normal School
Henry Wilkinson
Ocean Grove
T. A. Smith
Harry Swann
Claim and remove winter clothing at once notice
All persons with winter clothing at my house are requested to claim and remove the same at once, Mrs. W. F. Murphey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Murphey
Tolchester Beach Opens This Week on Eastern Shore
Tolchester Beach, a popular resort on the Eastern Shore, opened its gates this week drawing visitors and locals seeking seaside recreation. The seasonal opening marks start of a busy period with anticipated crowds and events planned for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolchester Beach
Eastern Shore
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