Local notices span sales, events and warnings in Kent county
The itemized page lists tire sales and prices at Hirs garage, a theater showing A Man's Home at The Palace, lectures by Dr Cadman, and a Sousa band event at M P Church. It notes school closings, field crops, town ordinances on chickens, and the new deer and game refuge plan. It reports Chautauqua closed, fence-viewers appointed in Kent, and a county health association meeting. It also covers a bicycle coast to coast by Battery Bob Noble, a drowning near Federalsburg, and a school vacation Bible school announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirs
Everagain’s
Everngain’ S
Concord
Eastern Shore Baseball League
Peninsula
Isaac H. Starkey
Kelly- Springfield
Worcester County
Chestertown
Chautauqua
Delaware
Judge Harrington
Emmett Baughley
William Hitch
Henry Noble
Kent County
Sousa’s
M. P
John B. Medford
Levy Coury
Kent’ County
Del
Medford
Caroline
Church of the Brethren
L. K. Ziegler
Seaford
J. E Smith
Preston
Williston
Eden
Kauffman Construction Co
Decton
Easton
Court House
H. H. Nuttle
Baltimore
Robert K. Noble
Federalsburg
Fulton, MO
Kansas City
Mr. Noble
Battery Bob
Philip Todd
Howard Todd
Doak
Glenn Hallowell
A June Wedding Wave Ties Wilmington and Vicinity
A June wedding spree in Wilmington features Miss Martha E Johnson and Daniel M Shoff at 319 W 23rd St with relatives present and later celebrations planned in Washington and Drumore Pa. Alphonso Meredith announces Ruth Selena Johnson Finley’s Philadelphia marriage to Charles Finley as families gather near Willis ton. George Paul Butler and Muriel C Gandy wed in Penns Grove as Naomi Friedel and Leslie Hardesty secretly marry in Denton. William A Wheatley Jr and Mollie Martino wed at Federalsburg with plans for a Riverview Hotel home. Constance Hall and Marshall Gantt marry at Trinity Church Wilmington with Rear Admiral Luther E Gregory announcing. Una Rogers and William Betton wed quietly at the M P parsonage and plan Wilmington residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Richardson
Wilmington
Martha E. Johnson
5. C. Johnson
Henderson
Daniel M. Shoff
Martha S. Richardson
Helen B. Purvis
Loren S. Pritchett
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Drumare
John F. Mass
Shoff
Mary Shawn
Mendelssohn
Maryland
Points North
Finley
George Paul Butler
Apperton
Wis
Muriel C. Gandy
Penn's Grove
N. J
Butler
Wisconsin
Mr. Butler
Sarah C. Butler
Naomi Friedel
James Friedel
Seaford
A. Leslie Hardesty
George L Hardesty
M. E
Denton
W. E Hills
M. E. Church
Seaford High School
William A. Wheatley, Jr
The
Railroad Co
Federalsburg
Mollie Martino
Federalsburg Telephone Exchange
John L. Martino
F. C. MacSorley
Union M. E. Church
Riverview
Luther E. Gregory
Constance Hall
Marshall Gantt
J. Gibson Gantt
Trinity Episcopal Church
Delaware
William Kirkus
Una Rogers
George Rogers
William Betton
M. P
J. A. Dudley
Caroline Boy Breaks State Record at Maryland Olympiad
Caroline athletes placed eighth in points at the Maryland Olympiad held at Homewood last Friday. Alva Blades of Preston set a new record by winning the 50 yard dash in the 80 pound class in 4.15 seconds. James E. Fox of Queen Anne's won the 86 yard dash in the junior unlimited in 8.35 seconds. James Marvel of Queen Anne's in the standing broad jump the 86 pound class with 7 feet 10 4 inches, and Roy Stewart of Talbot won the dodge ball throw at 95 feet 0 inches. Greensboro state champions lost the volleyball title to Beall High School. Anne Arundel defeated Caroline and Prince George's in boy dodgeball preliminaries. Baltimore city led the state with 4 points 10 more than Allegany, the highest county.
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Caroline
Homewood
Alva Blades
Preston
James E. Fox
Queen Anne's
James Marvel
Roy Stewart
Talbot
Greensboro
Beall High School
Anne Arundel
Prince George's
Baltimore City
Allegany
Queen Annes Sells School Bonds Bid by Townsend Scott
Townsend Scott and Son won the $33,000 5 percent serial school emergency fund bonds for Queen Annes County. Bonds mature $3,000 yearly from 1927 to 1937, at 6.11 percent with a premium of 3751. The Equitable Trust Company was the lone other bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Scott & Son
Queen Anne's County
Equitable Trust Company
Community Club entertainment set for June 23 at town hall
The Community Club invites residents to an evening of two comedies The Burglar Alarm and Mrs Black's Pink Tea at the town hall on Friday June 23. Adults pay twenty cents and children ten cents. After the show the club will close for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Heaven
Elia Lucas
Centreville
Tri-County High School
Ruth
Goldsboro Social and Sports Roundup
Goldsboro hosts a busy week with family visits from Alden Cartwright Henderson and Charles Cartwright Wilmington. The Goldsboro ball team defeated Sachlersville 6 to 3. next Saturday they meet Price's Station at Goldsboro. Church services were dampened by a storm yet the presiding elder offered guidance. Other guests included Dennison and Cortelyou in town, and graduates from the Litin School in Baltimore returned home for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devolson Cartwright
Alden Cartwright
Henderson
Charles Cartwright
Wilmington
Carroll Filiott
Leon Ross
Barclay
Samuel Taylor
Ot Price
Goldsboro
Sachlersville
Price
John Craig
Wyoming
Del
James Shively
Alfred Dennison
Howard Thomas
Edgar Dilk
Clifton Cortelyou
Robert Jarrell
Carolyn Lapham
Litin School
Baltimore
Henderson Boys
Ruth Shockley
Selbyville
E. J. Saunders
Lydia Davis
Philadelphia
Quillen
J. H. Roache
Easton Hospital
Omar Shively
J. C. Johnson
Snow Hill
Couple Wed At Federalsburg M E Parsonage
Miss Bessie Griffith Nichols and Homer Vasey united in marriage at Federalsburg M E parsonage by Rev F C MacSorley. The couple to reside in Pennsylvania. Neighbors and relatives greet the newlyweds as other local updates note visits and upcoming church service on Sunday evening June 18th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Griffith Nichols
Near Here
Homer Vasey
Pennsylvania
M. E. Parsonage
Federalsburg
F. C. MacSorley
Vasey
Norman Smith
Wilmington
Olas E. Smith
Frank MacSorley
Hally Oak
Del
Ambrose Griffith
Edward
G. L. Blades
Burrsville
Emma Johnson
Tuckahoe Neck
Ralph Huot
Dover
Andersontown sixth graders host seventh graders
Andersontown school sixth grade held a delightful lawn party for the seventh grade at teacher Florence Seeders home on Friday evening. Moonlit games and lawn refreshments followed, with the home decorated in purple and gold. Louise and Catherine Cohee, graduates of the State Normal School, are visiting. Claude Howard and Mrs. Anna Seeders hosted relatives over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersontown School
Liss Florence Seeders
Louise
Catherine Cohee
State Normal School
Cohee
Claude Howard
Anna Seeders
Fred Flounders
Fred Madara
Donald Davis
St. John's
Eliza Freet
Catherine Pindar
Mary Robinson
Irene Montague
Queenstown
Hartley
Althea Bing Mary Slaughter
Margaret Andrews
Marcus
Belle Andrews
Lavinia Fleming
Milton Smith
Florence Laird
Ella Hevalow
Elizabeth Jackson
Swarthmore
Louise Jones
Baltimore
Nelson Richards
Harrison Holsinger
Dorothy Mancha
Hood's College
Mildred Swann
State Normal
Mary Sharp
Michigan
Ruth Perry
Williston
J. P. Swing
Thomas McCloud
Philadelphia
Community Sale Looms In Ridgely With Auctions And Bake Goods
The Ridgely News Letter reports the community sale set for Saturday June 17 at Richards garage featuring baked goods candy fancy work clothing and an auction starting at 1 pm including an automobile two pianos and assorted items. The season for local strawberries ends with 51 cars shipping about 401 680 quarts mainly to New York and some to Boston Hartford Providence and Baltimore for juice. Prices ranged 1 75 to 10 00 per 32 quart crate with average around 3 25. The crop is described as half a crop due to heavy rains and acreage for next year may rise about 50 percent. Community Club takes one tenth and nine tenths go back to sellers.
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New York
Boston
Hartford
Providence
Baltimore
Mitchell Brothers
A. G. Saulsbury
T. W. Jones
Armour Company
Richards
Wooters
Ridgely High School
Madame Portmeat
Dorothy Davis
Dorothy Flounders
Lola Mitchell
Mary Detwiler
Ella Pearsaul
Hilda Wooters
Lucy Lynch
Dorothy Lane
Melvin Wheatley
Methodist Church
Samuel Troxell
Harvey Holsinger
L. S. Matthews
Jesse Reber
Mr. Krauss
Ministerial Association
Greensboro
Kyle
M. E. Church
Adam Ritchey
Mobile
Alabama
Martin Robinson
Virginia Hayes
Philadelphia
Margaret
Walter Booker
Business College
Ocean City
J. H. Cheshire
Mary Cheshire
Ruth Clinchinst
Burlington
WV. Va
J. W. Arnold
T. L. Day
Ridgely
Epworth
Millington
Union M P Church Mite Society hosts reorganized officers
Mrs Annie Price and daughter Minnie entertained the Mite Society at their home. The society reorganized with officers reelected: President Mrs Alfred Baugh ley Vice President Mrs Lewis Slaughter Secretary Mrs J Otis Stafford Treasurer Mrs M F H Collison. Social program followed with readings recitations and a solo then refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Price
Minnie
Mite Society of Union M. P. Church
Alfred Baughley
Lewis Slaughter
J. Otis Stafford
M. F. H. Collison
Florence Slaughter
Nedra Gooden
Laurabelle Hopkins
Edith Simpson
T. Wesley Porter
Porter
Union M. P. Church
A. W. Betts
J. T. Bailey
Georgetown
Denton Cemetery
Harry A. Porter
T. W. Porter
Harvey Col
W. T. Hradley
Charles D
Billy
Margaret Thawley
Denton
John Thawley
Emile Sapp
Edwardsville
Wesley E. Thawley
R. H. Thawley
Thomas E. Cahall
Lester
Mollie Cahall
Edna Cahall
Wyoming
Del
W. FE. Cheezum
Phil Cheezum
R. H. Dill
Greensboro
Road accident in Greensboro injures local widow
Mrs. Robert Stubbs, widow with ten children, was struck while crossing a state road near her mailbox in Greensboro. A steam-roller obscured vision for both driver and pedestrian. She was taken to Easton hospital after examination by Dr. Malone, with X rays showing serious injuries. Other town notices include a miscellaneous shower for Myrtle Moore and various visits and travels among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stubbs
Robert Jarrell
Pear Goldsboro
Malone
Easton
Stubbs
Paul Butler
Wisconsin
Paul
Greensboro
Annie Shockley
East Durham
N. C
Addie Pritchett
Calvin Dill
Thomas Lowe
Little Creek
Del
P. Green
Ned Elliott
Charles Jackson
Cambridge
Fred Dove
Virginia
Dove
Brumbaugh
William Goodwin
Dilly and
Powell
Ridley Park
J. W.taylor
Messrs
H. L. Cohee
J. H. Coursey
Baltimore
Orphans' Court Proceedings and Estate Actions Displayed
Orphans Court session with Judges West Harper and Shawn. Administrator T Alan Goldsborough filed releases for Samuel Jacobs and Bessie Murphy. Clara Sullivan administratrix of Peter Sullivan filed account of sales of personal property. Minor Mildred Swann guardian Harry Swann empowered to reimburse ward maintenance costs and filed final guardianship account and release. Denton National Bank authorized to pay James L Greenage from a deposit as he is now of legal age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawn
T. Alan Goldsborough
Julia Jacobs
Samuel F. Jacobs
Bessie Murphy
Clara Sullivan
Peter W. Sullivan
Mildred E. Swann
Harry C. Swann
James L. Greenage
Denton National Bank
One Hundred Pairs Ladies Footwear at Everagain's
C Frank Wheatley has been appointed postmaster at Tolchester. The item lists one hundred pairs of ladies' offords and pumps in patent, brown and black kid, priced at $1.00 at Everagain's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everagain
C. Frank Wheatley
Tolchester
Social News Roundup From Denton and Nearby
Bishop and Mrs Davenport and Miss Eleanor Davenport travel to Lake Dunmore Vermont with Edith Adkins for George Davenport’s graduation at the University of Vermont where the bishop will preach. Numerous relatives and friends travel, visit, marry, graduate, or attend commencements in Maryland Delaware and Pennsylvania.
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H. L
J. M. Heaven
College Park
Francis Beaven
James Hubbard
Edward Wheeler
Annie Jump
California
C. E. Stewart
H. S. Gale
Baltimore
Washington
Mary Cooper
University of Virginia
Dudley Sparks
W. B. Sparks
C. FE. Stewart
E. N. Woolf
Edgar Blanche
James Sherwood
Ella Jones
Main Street
Kathleen Knotts
New York
W. F. Dickinson
Easton
Harvey Baker
Pennsylvania
Bishop
W. W. Newcomer
John E Chaffinch
Helen
Miss Blanche
Messrs
Lawrence JB. Towers
J. Alda Jackson
Alfred W. Thompson
Walter Howard
Caroline
France
President Harding
T. P. Dunlap
Harry McCloskey
Beech Creek
C. A. Pentz
Virginia Cooper
Ralph R. Hunt
Denton
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Dover
T. Pliny Fisher
M. Bates Stephens
Western Maryland College
Harold C. Nuttle
5. G. Nuttle
Earle Chatfinch
Philadelphia
Niagara Falls
William S. Denny
George T. Redden
Concord
Clarence Beauchamp
Walter D. Mode
Wilmington
S. F. Cole
Robert W. Johnson
Churchland
Virginia
S. M. Newton
Townsend Rust
Greenwood
W. G. Wooters
J. J. Beastey
Coleraine
N. C
Emily DeFord
Beniah Kinnamoo
Ocean City
Ralph Cover
Earl Horsey
Delmar
H. D. Horsey
Margaret Neal
J. E. Baines
Iroquois
Atlantic City
Esta Roe
T. L. Chaffinch
J. O. Wright
Preston
C. E. Beauchamp
R. W. Emerson
Value of Garden Crops in Early 1920s America
The Department of Agriculture estimates US vegetables produced for sale at 1 104 000 000 in 1921, about 15.7 percent of all crop value, with truck vegetables at 277 000 000. Potatoes 385 000 000 and sweet potatoes 87 000 000 dominated vegetable values, while tomatoes 360 000 000 and cantaloupe 17 000 000 shaped crops for 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
Department
Igiz
Graduation week at St Paul’s school and church events
The issue outlines a busy period with a high school graduation, class night, and commencement speeches by Carrald Brinsfield and Rev. Burke. It lists the graduates including Mary Jump, Margaret Hammer, Ruth Lucas, and Carrald Brinsfield. It notes St Paul’s Children’s Day programs, choir work, and church activities under Dr Woolf and Rev Whitehurst, plus family visits and summer vacation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L Woolf
Carrald S. Brinsfield
Margaret Hammer
Edmund Burke
T. H. Bennett
Mary A. Jump
Ruth E. Lucas
Harry L. Hubbard
Bertha A. Rice
Alma G. Baker
Mary H. Briscoe
Milton QO. Briscoe
Rachel J. Colona
Thomas H. Clopper
Wilbur S. Fleming
St. Paul's
Lightner
H. M. Morgan
Harry Kemp
Woolf
J. Barton
Philadelphia
Harry Barton
Sallie Jump
Harris’ Chapel
Harris’ Chapel Ladies’ Aid
Eastern Shore Dentists Form New Society
Dentists practicing on Maryland's Eastern Shore south of Cecil County organized The Eastern Shore Dental Society at a June meeting in Salisbury after a dinner at Lantern Tea Room. Dr. Roy A. Buhrman was elected president with officers including E A Cobb, C L Selover, R G Higgins, F F Todd, and O H Mason. next meeting set for Easton on July 9 at 4 pm with dinner at 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Maryland
Cecil County
Charles F. Smith
Eastern Shore Dental Society
State of Maryland
Roy A. Buhrman
E. A. Cobb
Easton
C. L. Selover
Cambridge
R. G. Higgins
F. F. Todd
Crisfield
O. H. Mason
Berlin
Deaths of Thomas P. Green and Mrs Isaac Starkey
Mr Thomas P Green a Greensboro hardware businessman aged 68 died suddenly about 1130 PM Monday after a choking sensation at home. Survived by widow and three daughters Mrs Elmer Cole Bridgetown and Mrs Ralph Ober Henderson funeral at home with Rev J A Leach and Greensboro cemetery burial. Mrs Isaac H Starkey of Hobbs died Sunday afternoon after long illness aged about 36. Survived by husband and three daughters two from a previous marriage. Funeral at Ames Church with Rev A W Betts and cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Green
Greensboro
Esma Lowe
Elmer Cole
Bridgetown
Ralph Ober
Henderson
J. A. Leach
Isaac H. Starkey
Hobbs
Ames Church
A. W. Betts
In loving remembrance of John H. Dyer
In loving remembrance of dear husband and father John H. Dyer who departed this life six months ago on December 15 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Dyer
Commencement Held At Chautauqua Auditorium
Caroline High School staged a large commencement last Monday with a twenty four member class receiving diplomas after a varied program. Clarence Pentz introduced scenes from the Rivals and other subjects as students showcased English Latin math and commercial topics. The class included Clarence Pentz Rye Mitchell Beasley Bell Betson Carter Helsby Ellwanger Hirs Evans McDaniels Downes Norris etc. Rev J A Dudley delivered the Sunday sermon on Adding To at the Methodist Protestant Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Caroline High School
Clarence Pentz
Elizabeth Evans
Louise Norris
Deweese Carter
Edward Hirs
Mary McDaniel
Charles Bell
Philip Downes
DeFord Beasley
Leroy DeFrank
George Arthur McDaniel
Pauline Roe
Jessie Betson
Esther Helsby
Charles Ellwanger
Pearl Mitchell
Nellie West
Jessie Lillian Betson
John Deweese Carter
Elsie Beatrice Brittingham
Leroy Clarence DeFrank
Frances Elizabeth Flowers
Philip Worthington Downes
Hannah Esther Helsby
Charles Laird Ellwanger
Edward Adolph Hirs
Sarah Elizabeth Evans
Mary Alice McDaniels
Virginia Ruth Spicher
Louise Virginia Norris
Joseph Franklin Swartz
Ruth Ann Trice
Pauline Towers Roe
Nellie Ruth West
J. A. Dudley
Methodist Protestant
Maryland Banks Prosperity Report Shows Record Resources
Maryland banks and trust companies report record resources as of May, with total resources at 284 million, up 14 million from a year ago. Deposits and profits rise while rediscounts and bills payable drop about five million, and real estate mortgages increase nearly three million signaling steadier land values. Loans grow to 133 million, securities decline by one million, and aggregate surplus climbs by 1.7 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
George W. Page
Page
New York
Memorial Unveiling Honors 1839 Maryland Legislators
In Leonardtown last Saturday a memorial ceremony honored Judge Joseph Harris Key and every member of the 1839 Maryland Legislature that founded St. Marys Seminary. Invitations went to descendants of Senator John Boon and delegates Langston Potter and Thawley from this county. Holland Island near Dorchester fades with time as former residents vanish and the shoreline erodes away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Harris Key
Leonardtown
St. Mary's Seminary
Caroline
John Boon
William R. Langston
Zabdiel W. Potter
John Thawley
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Ridgely News
Orphans' Court Proceedings
Queen Anne
Memoriam
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Chesapeake
Dorchester
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