One of Caroline's Graduates Visitors Here and Elsewhere
Mr Henry Wilson son of Mr and Mrs John J Wilson will be a graduate of Washington College Ches ter town at the commencement next week Mrs Wilem takes second honors and the medal as the representative man of the school The thirty eighth commencement of Western Maryland College will be held w June 12 17 Miss Mary Fisher S lves ter of this county will be one of the beraduates Als 3 Mary Revner Downes for Denton is one of the graduates in Oaapares
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wilson
John J. Wilson
Washington College
Chestertown
Wilem
Western Maryland College
Mary Fisher S Lvester
Mary Revner Downes
Denton
Charles Wesley Sylvester
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Viatin
Anpre
Maeneomenteserch
Cornell
Fleeheit Downs
Vino Elte Green
Dacia
Hughes Voto Vieika
Baltimore
Withee
Wilmington
Dan Wilti
Sabi
Towers
Ing Tashe
Chicago
Estes
Deetane
J. Jones
Dalton
William A. Robinon
Caio
Abenezer
Toderabsbors
A Eped
Laieroll
Joe TL
Howry
Vox
Lome
Mire
TE Wrauths
Whitby Rae
Linest Downe
Soca
Anne
Ge Eucet
Dune
Ackaves
Mattes
J. Underwood
New York
Sioni
We Ker
Nellie AL Wrieht
Academe
Martin P. Alaband
New Castle
Cestas Mae
I. Ander Ca
Eas Sets Chaoch
Millersville
Mand Schood
Lev
Vis
Mowbray
Wy Caroll Pasterfield
Mamie Reese
Anne Pearl Criffin
Rock Pha
Lucy Janes
Sire Watson
Salisbury
Staad Chankha
Rehoboth
Clara Gramer
Philadelphia
Marc Bryant
Elina Scott
Hobbs
Bridgeville
Chesley Gantt
Port Deposit
Mary Smith
Ella Downes
Lynchbors
Cora Downes
Queenstown
Bessie Sewell
Mollie Downes
Massachusetts
William T. Sewell
Alexandria
C. A. Nicholson
Frank P. Covey
Dover
Local notes and society chatter from Denton area
Long list of local notices, weddings, visits, and community events across Hillsboro, Queen Anne, and Denton. Mentions include deaths in family, school and church updates, engagement and travel notes, and town elections. Details name many residents and nearby towns, with occasional business and telegraph lines chatter.
Ridgely Classis to Meet in Ridgely in May
Pastor Rey E J Celblentz of the Reformed Church in Ridgely received notice that the Classis meeting will be held in Ridgely in May on either the 4th or 11th. The Classis includes ministers and delegate elders from Washington Frederick Carroll counties Washington DC Baltimore and the Eastern Shore. Mrs Samuel Lane, formerly ill in Baltimore, is improving and expected to return home soon. Mr J W Grabill of the Baltimore Bargain House is visiting Ridgely. Rev Habbert has bought an automobile and several more will be sold locally. Mrs Thomas L Day has returned from Sparrow Point.
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Hillsboro
H. Sydenstricker
M. E
Queen Anne
Cordova
William J. Dukes
ILMM
William Greenwell
Kenton
Baltimore
Outa Melvin
Denton
G. F. Beaven
Mere
Adear Clanche
Manion
Oxenham
Rosal Ounh
John de Spain
George C. Sherwool
Saint-Bury
Harvey Jump
Annapolis
Annie Jump
Sadie Southenland
Blanche Smith
Rutyerell
Balto
Virginia Holt
George Francis Beaven
Laston
Richard FE. Smith
Luton
Harry W. Sparks
Ridgely
Rey E. J. Celblentz
The
Reformed Church
Igay
Washington
Fredeuick
Carroll Counties
Washington, D. C
Baltimore City
Samuel Lane
Air
J. W. Grabill
Ridely
Habbert
Thomas L. Day
Sparrow's Point
Local residents note hospital visit and homecoming
Henderson and Mrs. J. T. Rickards return from Baltimore where Mr Rickards had an operation. Elwood Jones of Bridgeville visits his father J. R. Jones. Mrs. M. W. Gooden and daughter Rachel of Wilmington visit Alt N. C. Gooden. Tr Wooters of Delaware visits Mn J. R. Melvin. Florence Downes of Denton visits Mrs. Robi Edge. The Messers Co. advertises wallpaper and window shades at Baltimore Street stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Melvin. Co
Mits
Florence Downes
Denton
Robi. Edge
Children Day at Methodist Protestant Church Delights Crowds
A large audience enjoyed Children's Day at the Methodist Protestant Church with songs, Bible readings, and missions pledges. Young speakers and performers, including Miss Pauline Nichols and Master Granville Janes, illustrated faith hope and love while volunteers pledged for mission work. The day concluded with a prayerful service and praise led by the choir and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Throwus
Pauline Nichol
Earle Nowell
Lucas
Gladys Evane Sw
Annie Anklim
Granville Janes
Earnestues
Jookel
Japan
Church of God
Chris
Ma Rving Tisher
Emma Clareie Crowe
Laura Wis
Christ Church
Mr Gantt
Christian Endeavor Convention
W. Hi. Anderson
Baltimoore
Anti-Saloon League
Christian Endeavor
Temperance
T. Q. Crouc
D. D
Washington
M. T Elderdice
Federalsburg
Chiatyp
J. Gibson Gantt
Centreville
Denton
Chestnut Grove
Marriotty
Orphans' Court Proceedings List Multiple Estates
In Orphans' Court Judges Clark Liden and Fleetwood hear probate for Mary Lockerman will presented by Z Potter Steele with notices to kin. Letters of administration for Samuel Jf W Tawes granted to William J Wright. Notices to creditors ordered. Land filed and approved. Nelon Fooks and Alexander Noble named appraisers. Inventory and sale order for Rhoda McKunatt estate by T Clayton Horsey guardian to Alexander and Sallie McKnatt. Invoices and bonds reviewed for Mary F E Dawson and Nathan M Jarman estates. Executrix Mary E Jarman reports personal property per will provisions.
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Orphans’ Court
Clark, Liden
Fleetwood
Mary Lockerman
Z. Potter Steele
Samuel Jf. W. Tawes
William J. Wright
Nest of Kin
Nelon Fooks
Alexander Noble
Mary EE. Jarman
Nathan M. Jarman
Cantaloupe Varieties Dominate Local Trucking Market
The county cantaloupe industry centers on the Netted Gem, Rocky Pod, and similar varieties. Luxury packing aims to showcase heavy netting and uniform one pound fruit, arranged lengthwise in cases for a distinctive market appearance. Only heavily netted fruit should be marketed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cason A
Athlete-hero Mr Curlett rescues town from runaway horses
Sir GP Curlett of Queen Annes county visited Denton and performed a feat showing athletic fibre and courage. A pair of horses attached to a rain wagon broke loose, Willis Carroll leapt from the wagon as it charged toward town, Cantett jumped into the wagon, grabbed a good rein, and steered the frightened animals in front of the Masonic Hall until they were stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GP Curlett
Queen Anne's County
Denton
Willis Carroll
Cantett
Masonic Hall
Curlett
Danton Garage to Convert Livery Stable for Auto Use
The Inge livery stable on Main and Third will be transformed into an automobile garage and vehicle repository by J. Dukes and Ormond W. Downes. Gootee to supervise, iron roof added, large windows, concrete floor. It will house several cars, serve visiting machines, and display new autos for sale. O. W. Jaynes to hire skilled repair staff. Growing automobile interest boosts Caroline county standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortemovite
Danton
Inge
Main End
Third Streets
Messrs. J. Dukes
Ormond W.downes
Gootee
Mer. O. W. Jaynes
Caroline County
Allen 5 Foot-Ease-power in Sanitary CoaniPan notes
A fragment mentions Allen and LeRoy Olmsted in connection with a 5 Foot-Ease-power for wollen lired and ptauiitting feet, with references to Sanfitegent PRUE and Monn ANar SANITARY. Additional names include Aldresa and NeY. the text is partial and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Wollen
Aldresa
Olmsted
LeRoy
Ney
Cowpeas and Soybeans Rise as Key Crops in Caroline Farms
Experiments at Oklahoma and Indiana stations compare cowpeas and soybeans, noting similar growth with key differences. Both crops boost soil nitrogen, fit rotations around corn and wheat, and show drought tolerance though soybeans handle moisture better. Planting early yields hay and grain. recommendations emphasize rotation schemes and timing for cutting pods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Oklahoma
Indiana
Oklahomia
South Baltimore Eye Ear Nose Throat Hospital Report
The seventh annual report of the South Baltimore Eye Ear Nose and Throat Hospital notes service to the city and state’s poor with free physician care and hospital space as available. It records 2 158 patients treated during the year at 1213 Light Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Baltimore Hospital
South Baltimore Eye
Light Street
Strawberry consignments reach Phoenixville on Monday
Large consignments of strawberries arrived in Phoenixville Pennsylvania from Peninsula points on Monday last. The berries were processed into syrup for fountain soda water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenixville
Peninsula
Points
Pleasant five hundred party honors Greensboro guests
Greensboro residents hosted a pleasant five hundred party on Friday morning to honor the visiting Misses Dora C Gelletty and Ida W Downes. Guests included Mrs Olin Brown of Baltimore Mrs Harris of Easthampton Mass Mrs Montt of Harrisburg Pa and several local residents.
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Greensboro
T. Clayton Horsey
Dora C. Gelletty
Ida W. Downes
Olin Brown
Baltimore
Harris
Easthampton
Mass
Montt
Harrisburg
Eliason
Edward Carter
Jones
Thomas Green
Annie Moore
Mary J.obstein
Florence Barcus
Victoria Roe
Wm. P. Draper
Ernet.g. Cooper
Mary Hobbs
Denton
Samuel F. Pearson
Goldsborough
C. Li. Shockley
Himal
J. H. Beauchamp
Utoh
Fairmount
Rlysses
Laura Letty
Ida Marshall
Georgetown
Del
J. L. Sparklin
Cordova
Masel
Delawares Literary Postmaster and Local Notices
Miscellaneous items report I Cy Conrad Wilmington postmaster writing a complete Delaware history. Wedding notice Ava Ridgway Adkins and Paul M. Barnette to be wed June 17 at Adkins sister’s home. Peninsula strawberry shipments total about ten million quarts. Bridgeville the main shipping point with seventy four carloads northbound. Talbot County levies 85 cents per dollar. state and county rates align. Seaford incident reports a large fight with fatalities and injuries. Dr Paul R. Smith buys property for George E. Lee Co. in Middletown. Hucklebennks and blackberry crops expected strong. Reed, Sr., prominent fruit grower dies near Frederica. Driving horse advertised in Hillsboro. Peninsula towns pushing local campaigns.
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I. Cy Conrad
Wilmington
Delaware
Conrad
Diamond State
Ava Ridgway Adkins
Laurel
Paul M. Barnette
Barnette Bro
Sp. m
Seaford
Paul PR. Smith
Alfred Smith
George E. Lee Company
Middletown
M. Reed
Frederica
J. P. Corkran
Hillsboro
Peninsula
American Corner Social Notes and School Appointment
American Corner. Mr and Mrs Samuel West of Baltimore visited relatives, with Mrs Lona Howard hosting guests on Sunday. Superintendent Nichols schedules children’s services tomorrow evening June ninth at 7 30. Christian Endeavor services held Sundays at 7 30. Mrs Bertie Taylor named teacher at American Corner school. Miss Nellie Sullivan visited Miss Maud Trice Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel West
Baltimor
West
Bertie Taylor
Nellie Sullivan
Maud Trice
Smithville Man Dies of Heart Failure on Store Porch
Mr Peter Wright dropped dead on J Spence's store porch in Smithville Wednesday morning about 8:30. He had seemed well and was talking minutes before he collapsed. A doctor called to the scene pronounced the death due to heart failure. A mill dam at Hignates mill gave way Tuesday midnight washing away large trees and debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
Peter Wright
J. Spence
Wim. T
Hickman Man Leaves Post for Stevensville Appointment
Hickman Mr W Hi W Lowe departed for Stevensville last week to take a new position. He was succeeded locally by Mr George Willey of Easton. Mrs Matilda Rothings and daughter Eleanor of Ease care g rae this nae several days with Rig Weel See Te luney recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman
W. Hi. W
Lowe
Stevensville
George Willey
Easton
Matilda
Rothings
Eleanor
Luney
The Risen Christ at Sea of Galilee Lesson
A church lesson on John 21 recounts the post Resurrection meeting at the Sea of Galilee with Jesus guiding the fishermen, feeding them, and reinstating Peter. It explores trust in temporal blessings, Peter’s leadership, his crucifixion, and Christ’s lasting presence.
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Christ
Sea of Galilee
Sea of ‘Tiberias
John vi
John
Jesus
Peter
Jerusalem
Rome
Aleaven
Navier
Tabor
Matt
Asvill
Philadelphia
Local Man Hurt Unloading Tin Cans Near Concord
Mr. D. Warner Hignid of Concord area suffered serious injuries when mules ran under a coal shed while he unloaded a carload of tin cans for Mr. T. I. Everngain at Hobbs. He was pinned between large trays, no bones broken, but badly mashed and several days in serious condition. Dr. Fisher attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Warner Hignid
Concord
T. I. Everngain
Hobbs
Fisher
First Methodist Church Gas City Year Book Note
Acknowledgement of receipt of the Year Book and Reference Manual of the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Gas City Indiana. Rev Richard C Jones, formerly of Caroline county, is the pastor. The issue includes photographs of the pastor the church edifice and a large membership list. Mr Jones is among many Caroline natives who have distinguished themselves professionally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Gas City
Indiana
Richard C. Jones
Caroline County
Jones
Caroline
Camp meeting board to sell tent privileges June meeting
Marydel camp meeting board of managers will meet on the camp grounds Saturday afternoon June 26 at 3 o'clock to sell the privileges of the bread tent boarding tent and horse pound. All persons desiring to tent will be present or notify the secretary on or before that date. The camp will commence July 30.
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Marydel
Mepforb
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