Local notes add price talks and transport news
Denton items report wheat at 2.50 and sugar prices. Postage changes effective July 1. Local ferries and Chautauqua start dates noted. Car sales by E H Hirs and W T Shockley, and road enforcement activity described. Obituary for Jessie Deen. Bolshevism on Trial at Parker’s New Theatre. Government trucks and road work planned. license tags for dogs and farmers club meeting announced.
Whisler Family Reunion and Local Marriages
A social column recalls a Whisler family reunion at Dr. C A Whisler's home with relatives from Washington Delaware and Philadelphia. It notes the eleventh wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Whisler and lists several upcoming weddings including Miss Lelia May Walters to Alfred Baughley and Elisabeth Webster to Lawrence Harrington with current status and homed addresses. The item also covers wartime notes, graduations, visits, travels and local social happenings in Stevensville and Denton Maryland along with school picnic and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Whisler
E. L. Whisler
Centralia
Washington
Galen Whisler
Arthur
George Whistler
Furman Replogle
Pauline
Lydia Whisler
Wilmington
Havel Krabill
daugh_ter
Margaret
Forbes Devon Whisler
Raymond Whisler
Denton
Lloyd Holsinger
Charles
Near Ridgely
Stevensville
Walters
Queen Anne's
Raughley
J. B. Raughley
Burrsville
Zach H. Webster
Elisabeth
Lawrence J. Harrington
Townsend
Harrington
France
Argonne Meuse
313Th Infantry
Tenth Street
Del
George B. Shawn
Germany
William J. Shawn
Shawn
Chateau Thierry
America
West Point
Clarence L. Ridgway
Pottstown
Mary
Roland V. Reed
McCabe Memorial M. E. Church
Louise Nickerson
Charles F. Nickerson
John Lindsay Moorehead
Charlotte
N. C
Christ Church
Easton
Aviation Service
W. E. Cole
Louise Cole
Charles Cole
Baltimore
Edith Lucas
Lucile Willis
St Joseph
Missouri
Brick Hotel
Forbes Devon
Lancaster
Holsinger
Matthew Lawless
Sam
College of Agriculture
C. B. Whitby
James S. Whitby
Chas. H. Whitby
Has
England
Y. M. C. A. Work
Joseph Linwood Riddleberger
Bessie Alta Baynard
Greensboro
M. E. Parsonage
C. T. Wyatt
J. Thomas L. Trice
Clara Tubbs
Western High School
Mildred Nuttle
S. G. Nuttle
Eugene G. Anderson
George E. Saulsbury
Gordon
Alfred Billing
Elizabeth
G. L Blades
J. W. Fogle
Wesley M. E. Church
Tilghman Harvey
P. Seldon Raughley
Sop
Whiteleysburg
Annie Raughley
Helen Baker
John Baker
Walter Jester
Rebecca
Coursey Hammond
Harry A. Porter
Willoughby Nowell
John Parris
Alfred Baughley
W. P. Fleming
Wilson
State Normal School
Edna
Howard Owens
Betterton
J. L. Beauchamp
C. Sauer
Philadelphia
Alice Thawley
Earle Wothers
Centreville
John Wothers
Garrettson Smith
J. T. Sparklin
Katherine Thawley
Sherman Higoutt
Wm. W. Taylor
Dover
Blanche Smith
I. T. Sparklin
Helen Morns
Queenstown
Gladys M. Gale
Albert Caball
Stewart Gale
Local strawberry growers see high prices and strong yields
Acreage fell due to short labor, yet remaining growers sold fruit at up to 45 cents a quart. Yields ranged from 360 to 600 dollars per acre in some areas, with J S Lapham Breeding and Jackson as top shippers. Cannery improvements progress while residents report soldier homecomings, travel, and community events. local wheat and peaches show mixed prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
J. S. Lapham
A. Breeding
J. A. Jackson
Robt Jarrell & Sons
Ella Lofland
Wilmington
Goldsboro
Harvey Morris
Philadelphia
Luther Bennett
Frostburg
Ridgely News Letter Class Day Exercises and Local Events
Postponed class day events began with a baccalaureate service at the Methodist Church led by Rev. J. J. Hunting. Monday and Tuesday programs followed at the High School and included essays, oration, music, a play, and diplomas. Numerous local residents and guests attended, with notes on new schedules and upcoming weddings and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
J. J. Hunting
J. J. Bunting
Minerva I. Reber
Barbara W. Roberts
Kennard Pinder
Charles 5. Richardson
Maryland State College
W. H. B. Rowe
The
County Board of Education
J. M. Herzog
Denton Orchestra
Barbara Roberts
Munnerva Reber
O. C. Kuntzleman
Str Launia
Russell Swann
Samuel Thomas
Donald Davis
Fred Flounders
Minerva Reber
Dorothy Flounders
Mildred Swann
Dorothy Beaumont
Walter Booker
Wallace Lane
Rebecca Swing
Josephine Cahal
Kennard Bryan Pinder
Minerva Irene Reber
Barbara Verta Roberts
J. S. Troxell
Frederck
Esther
Cementon
Walter Hoffman
Family and community notes from Easton area
A long village column records a welcome home party for Charlie Harvey and a busy schedule of church events, visits, travels, and harvest activity. It notes friends and relatives from Philadelphia, Hickman, Denton, Dover, and Baltimore visiting locally, plus graduations, summer plans, and a new auto truck service linking Caroline county to Easton trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Caroline County
Easton Star- Democrat
Rewarded for the capture of Isaiah Fountain at Easton
A court appointed committee awarded a $5 000 bounty for the recapture of Isaiah Fountain, convicted of assaulting Bertha Simpson. Eight claimants receive $623 37 each for aiding the capture at William Ford's farm near Marydel and transport to Easton. The report cites luck and careful effort in the recovery and payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adkins
Isaiah Fountain
Easton
James M. Satterfield
Dover
Delaware
Edward L. Montague
Lyman J. Scotten
Wm. F. Wills
Hartley
Del
Montague
Fountain
William Ford
Marydel
William Ledman
James A. Gannon
Francis H. McCloskey
Baltimore
Peter J. Kohler
Webster Frazier
Frank Parr
J. Dawson Stafford
John Stafford
Cordova
Henry Wilkinson
Hummer
Maryden
Ford Farm
East
Talbot County
Bertha Simpson
Francis McCloskey
Peter J. Koehler
Eastern
William E
Dan Cupid Checkmated in Denton Runaway Marriage
William Murphy aged 26 and Lola Pollan of West Denton secured two marriage licenses days earlier. They appeared at Rev. W. L. Jump’s home in Hobbs on Tuesday evening. A bride-to-be’s sister alleged Lola was under 18 and they had run away, prompting the minister to postpone the ceremony. The bride’s father had them jailed in Denton. Murphy said he expected to marry once the clouds rolled by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker's New Theatre
Wiliam Murphy
Lola Polelard
Denton
Joseph Linwood Riddleberger
Bessie Alta Baynard
Greensboro
Denton Orchestra
Farmers Club
W W. Newcomer
L. B. Towers
C. C. Meniken
Clayton E. Clark
Lewis & Knotts
Lona Clark
Clark
Marion H. Downes
France
Germany
Denton National Bank
Federal Reserve
George A. McDaniel
Hartman
Magnolia
Delaware
Jessie Deen
W. Brewster Deen
Easton Hospital
C. T. Wyatt
Concord
Vivian Martin
Douglas Fairbanks
Fatty Arbuckle
Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic Railroad
Baltimore
United States
State Roads Commission
Army
Camp Meade
Roop m Attocks
Waldorf
Caroline
Dan Cupid
William Murphy
Lola Pollan
West Denton
W. L. Jump
Hobbs
Lola
William
Graduating Exercises at Caroline High School
Commencement exercises at Caroline High School in Maconie Blall honored twelve graduates with Rev. Dr. Clinton T. Wyatt delivering the address on The Public School an Instrument of Democracy. Diplomas were presented by Edward M. Noble as the invocation and benediction were offered by Rev. Dr. T. O. Crouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline High School
Maconie Blall
Clinton T. Wyatt
Edward M. Noble
T. O. Crouse
Louie Ashton Nuttle
Rebecca Lillian Hurst
Ruth Poole Noble
Muss Cleomenza Dunham
Ruth Farnam
Chautauqua
Hugh Clark
Clase
Mary Shawn
Hix Long
Reba Hurst
George Shirven
Elias Nuttle
Denton Orchestra
Maryland
Orphans' Court Actions and Probate Notices
Judges Liden Moore and Covey presided as Annie S Gooden administrator of Daniel M Gooden filed inventory and appraisement with sale order granted. Estate of Jacob Colledge answered by defendants guardian ad litem. James Corkell filed inventory and sale approved. Notices to creditors ordered. Letters of administration granted for John Stokes. Chaffinch and Norris appointed appraisers. Harvey Cooper reported rents and admin accounts. dividend filed. Maryland Society awards $100 per county for Community Exhibits with locations to be determined locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Liden, Moore and Covey
Annie S. Gooden
Daniel M. Gooden
Jacob Colledge
James Corkell
John W. Corkell
John Stokes
Charles W. Stokes
J. Roland Chaffinch
Wim. I. Norris
Harvey L. Cooper
William M. West
Maryland Agricultural Society
Church News Highlights From Winona Lake Conference
The International Conference of the Church of the Brethren at Winona Lake Ind marked the 260th American church anniversary with a Life Work Conference. Local pastors and diocesan auxiliaries attended lectures and services, with multiple sermons and Children’s Day plans noted. Milk program in Indianpolis schools reports improved student outcomes. uniforms raised as a wartime legacy. a meteor sighting on the Eastern Shore described. civic notes urge neighborly support and local social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Conference of the Church of the Brethren
Winona Lake
Ind
Church In
America
Henry Davies
Diocese of
Easton
Chast Church
Caroline County
J. E. Smith
Preston
Williston
Mr Smith
C. T. Wyatt
Dr. Crouse
Church of the Brethren
E L. Whistler
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M. J. Woodford
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Rob
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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Kingston Shipbuilding Company
Kingston
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J. K. Lynch
George Imler
J. W. Honey
Otis Wharton
Grace Thompson
A. W. Thompson
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Frank Long
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W. F. Jackson
Alpheus Nichols
Ruthsburg
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A. B. Woodcock
Waterside
Noble Pippie
Robert Pippin
Thomas Dewberry
Chestertown
W. O. Swann
Hilda Cade
Mildred Downes
Maryland State Normal School
J. C. Madara
Fred
McDaniels
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Roger Ringgold
Catherine Clark
W. J. Beaver
Amanda
Emma Saulsbury
S. A. Tucker
Evans
Huldah Swann
Catherine McElwain
Annie Latshaw
Neffsville
E. C. Harvey
Norristown
Charles Robinson
Seaford
CL. Herzog
E. B. Carter
D. M. Swing
John Grabill
Florence Kline
Peabody Institute
Viola Jones
Eversyneg
Mary E. Harvey
Charlie
Lester Everagam
Wesley E. Thawley
Roy Stafford
Clyde Styner
W. W. Conaway
Henry Porter
Queen Anne
Osborne Harvey
Ruth
Randell Harvey
Calvert Harvey
Harry Silver
Clifford Silver
W. H. Wooters
Hickman
W. G. Wooters
Rosie Breeding
Ella Johnson
Mesdames
T. R. Jacobs
Mary Noble
M. Laura Porter
E. H. Sapp
Howard Hardesty
Bridgeville
Bernice
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M. L. Wyatt
Templeville
Aldred Jones
W. W. Jones
Mary Benton
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Adolph Hantwerker
Little Son
Mary Cahall
Olivia Knotts
Ocean City
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J. T. Carter
Cooper Carter
Roland Knotts
Kate O. Knotts
Harry Clough
William Carter
Downes Chapel
Wm. Roberts
Harlan Hong
R. E Lane
J. Frank Lane
Herbert Knotts
Nell
Harry
Emma Sparks
Buck Hill
J. H. Coursey
Florence
Alvin Edwards
Felton
Coursey
Annie Betson
University Hospital
F. R. Malone
Irvin Brumbaugh
Riverdeen
Railroad Avenue
R. B. Rawlings
Thomas M. Green
Oxford
Green
Edgar Anderson
Mane
Kenton
Mary Jackson
W. B. Massey
C. M. Harmon
R. R. Shull
Methodist Hospital
Temple Smith
Tolchester Beach
James Curry
Maud Adams
W. W. Goldsborough
Joseph Orrell
Tolchester
H. R. Pritchett
Cambridge
Pentsula Light and Power Company
Academy Street
Alvah J. Norman
United States Department of Agriculture
Indianapolis
Indiana Home Demonstration Agents
County Welfare Committees
Warfield
Harmony
Edith Todd
Delle Dean
Fedéralsburg