Local grain prices and community notices in Denton area
Denton week sees wheat at 2.97 and corn at 31.97, cherries at 31.50 per bucket, and new schedules for M. PD. & Vz. The American Legion plans a July 15 rally in Ocean City. Weather rain damages cause apple crop concerns. Williston and Wesley M E churches host Children's Day services and baptisms. Maryland Queen flour touted as top quality. Local sales, garages open, and car deals noted. Investments in agriculture, labor shortages, and holiday observances referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
American Legion
Ocean City
Maryland
Doar
Williston Church
Redden Packing House
Caroline High seniors host festive picnic on Choptank banks
The Caroline High School senior class and faculty enjoyed a delightful picnic on Friday June 18 hosted by Kev and Mrs Bfarris B Thomas. They traveled from town for supper cooked around a campfire near the Choptank at the Pea Liquor spot. Evening included rowboating and stories before returning around eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline High School
Kev
Bfarris B. Thomas
Armine C. Dixon
Washington
Helen M. Lynch
Ridgely
Charles H. Rawlins, Jr
Annapolis
Gladys R. Smith
Randolph Gribb
Edna Marion Thomas
Denton
John W. Cooper
Wilmington
Edith Goodwin
Wenderson
Dudley Samuel Price
Harriet Anna Dunham
E. B. Garey
O. O. Ellis
Mandant
Johns Hopkins University
War Department
United States Infantry School of Arms
Camp Benning
Georgia
Denton Community Club
Walter Beauchamp
Earle Delacy
Trainer
Delacy
Tie
Col. R. Uarle Fisher
Col. Fisher
Boise
Idaho
I. V. Baimbaugh
George B. Shawn
Pittsburgh
George Herbert Wilson
Rising Sun
Mer. Wilson
George II, Hall
Aeaford
Mas
Land Sales Report From Easton and Harmony
W A Walls bought the Mrs Catherine S Downes farm of 210 acres near Downes Station for 22000 by Merrick Clements and Fred R Owens trustees. J Harry Walls will take charge of the place year end. T Hughlett Henry sold the Theodore M Jones farm of 4 acres near Harmony to William F Deen for 4300. The Carter farm, a large tract offered at public sale, was not sold due to inadequate bid. Seldon Raughley sold the Monnet lolly Farm of two acres in the Third district for 4850 Alfred Raughley purchased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Walls
Easton
Catherine S. Downes
Downes Staton
Merrick Clements
Fred R. Owens
J. Harry Walls
T. Hughlett Henry
Theodore M. Jones
Harmony
William F. Deen
Carter
Seldon Raughley
Monnet Lolly
Twp Aces
Alfred Raughley
Potatoes Prove Highly Profitable On Shore
The Eastern Shore of Vurptuta ships eight carloads of potatoes, with anticipated revenue of 162 dollars per barrel and 25 600 dollars total, as growers report booming profits. Estimated cost to store gather and prepare a barrel is about 350 dollars, pushing profits up as many Virginians and Marylanders grow rich from tubers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vurptuta
Virginia
Enorman
Mary Benders
Funeral service for Rufus C Fleetwood held Saturday
Federalsburg notes the funeral of Rufus C Fleetwood who died Thursday at age 37. He leaves a daughter, two brothers Frederick Fleetwood of Walmington Del and William Fleetwood of Watmington NC, and a sister Mrs W T Addams of Federalsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus C. Fleetwood
Teosury
Fleetwood
Frederick Fleetwood
Walmington
Del
William Vleetwood
Watmington
N. C
W. T. Addams
Federulebure
Sussex Packers Seek Tomatoes at $25 Per Ton
Sussex Packers are contacting suppliers to purchase tomatoes at a price of 25 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex
Community Notes From Our Town Society Pages
Mrs Gurney Knotts hosted the Ladies Aid with games and music after business. Mr and Mrs W O Bowen entertained guests from Collingwood NJ and Sadlersville. Children’s Day services on June 26 drew a large crowd and a top collection. Local residents attended funerals, picnics and visits across nearby towns including Galena Wilmington Ridgely and Clayton Del.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Rickards
R. E. Lane
Moss Grace Merchant
Galena
Tuesiday
William Kinnaman
Melvin
Sean Shipley
Austin Greer
M. St Perkins
Barclay
Apleside
Centreville
Laura Godwin
Ridgely
W. ON. Bowen
Virgie Sparks
Clayton
Del
Local Notes and Honorees in Community News
The recent examination lists seventh grade honorees Ethel Comegys and Mary Butler among others, with students from other grades named. Nursing group members include Mrs E M Walley Mrs J Ricard and Mrs L H Thomas, Edna Hobbs leads the service, and J R Ricards to lead tomorrow. Locals Rhetta and Sue Sparklin Smith from Columbia visit, rural carrier B C Cohee ill, substitute Elmer Butler filled in, Mr and Mrs James Wheatley visited Dover relatives, Mrs J F E Smonth of Morris visiting family, several local ladies observed visiting friends, wheat ripening suggests good yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Comegys
Mary Butler
Edward Towers
Paul Moore
Ruth Pubbard
Mary Moore
Frank Bailey
Hopkins Thomas
May Bright
Helen Towers
Iva Moore
Howard Bailey
Catherine Reed
Catherine Towers
Wilson Smith
Nursing
Cliss
Edna Hobbs
E. M. Walley
J. Ro Ricard
L. H. Thomas
G. Lo
Christian Endeavor Service
J. R. Ricards
Rhetta
Sue Sparklin Smith
Columbia
S. C
Sue Smith
B. C. Cohee
Elmer Butler
James Wheatley
Dover
Freud Paisley
J. FE. Smonth
Morris
Okla
Flt
Willoughby
EL M. Willey
O. J. Chaffinch
Mies
Annie Tarr
Blilshone Friends
AL WL Betts
Crisfield
Franklin City
Local Notes From Hartmare and Surroundings
Concord resident Mrs Eva Johnson has returned to Hartmare after a two week visit to her parents Mr and Mrs James Breeding of Hickman Miss Annie Wright and Miss Claire Evernham traveled to Sykesville Monday to work at Springfield Hospital Pearl Fountain and Florence Seeder left Monday for Towson to enter the State Normal School Crops look fine with wheat nearly ready for harvest Farming is hindered by recent rains Children’s Day service held last Sunday Morning Mrs Clarence Adkinson is reported sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Johnson
Hartmare
Watt
James Breeding
Hickman
Annie Wright
Claire Evernham
Sykesville
Springfield Hospital
Pearl Fountain
Florence Seeder
Towson
State Normal School
Clarence Adkinson
Ridgely News Letter Strawberries and social notes
Last week closed the strawberry season with prices at unprecedented levels. Armour & Co. packed about 1.25 million quarts, mostly from the local area, while shipments also moved via the M. D. & V. and from the north. The piece details a flurry of social events, visits, and local happenings from Ridgely and nearby communities, including church notices, weddings, gatherings, and ongoing civic plans.
Porch party honors Unstees faculty and graduates
Miss Elatnie Dukes and Edna Morgan hosted faculty, graduates, and their spouses at a Monday porch party at the J. E. Morgan home. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elatnie Dukes
Edna Morgan
J. E. Morgan
Local Notes From Burrsville And Nearby Towns
March Redden ties to farm houses near Burrsville as Carpenter James E. Morgan is noted. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Clayton Lute last Thursday. Mrs and Mrs Abbi Robinson and daughter Hester visited Mr and Mrs John W Sraith. Rev W OR Williams and Edward Morgan attended Dover. Clayton Layton cared for her mother Finlay at the bed side. Harry Founton and Marion Stallard spent Sunday in Pharrington. Mr O Uorne Trarvey improved his buildings with a painter. James Moran visited his daughter near Hickman Tuesday. Recent Ehl lsboro School examinees include Katherine Kline, Leo Flommer, Agnes Tarburton, Edwin Gue, Dorothy Knous, Roberta Rowe, Catherine Shawley, Miltrek Worth, Hazel Passwaters, Pearl Eveland, Herbert Rice, Mildred Tarburton, Mildred Gale, George Wilson, Charles Sharp, Evelyn Walls, Ida Rice, Minor Knotts, Sarah Revyelle, Wilford Passwaters, John Hammer, Emanuel Lind, Russell Fleming, Howard Exnotts, Dnard Hanly, William Thompson, Billy Hopkins, Francis Rowe, Naomi Holland, Francis Flemingt, Mary Virginia Sherwood, Charlie Dammer, Agnes Hammes, Louise Hanmer and Alfred Giffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redden
Burrsville
James E. Morgan
Clayton Lute
Abbi Robinson
Hester
John W. Sraith
W. OR. Williams
John Smith
Edward Morgan
Dover
Clayton Layton
Finlay
Ehllsboro School
Katherine Kline
Leo Flommer
Agnes ‘Tarburton
Edwin Gue
Dorothy Knous
Roberta Rowe
Catherine ‘Shawley
Mil. Trek Worth
Lazer Passwaters
Pearl Eveland
Herbert Rice
Mildred Tarburton
Mildred Gale
George Wilson
Charles Sharp
Evelyn Walls
Ida Rice
Iinor Knotts
Sarah Revyelle
Wilford Passwaters
Jonn Hammer
Emmauel Lind
Russell Fleming
Hloward Exnotts
Dnard Hanly
William Thompson
Billy Hopkins
Francis Rowe
Naomi Lolland
Francis Flemintyp
Mary Virginia Sherwood
Charlie Dammer
Agnes Llammes
Louise Hanmer
Alfred Giffin
Residents visit and travel notes from local families
Bethlehem residents Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hathand with children Claude and Margaret of Easton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Hayward Lepates and family of this place visited. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hubbard and children Annai and Neal were guests. J. Bryant returned home after a weekend with his sister Mrs. J. E. Brodes. George Lane and children visited relatives at American Corner. Miss Mary Patchet of Easton visited her brother E. J. Patchet. A. J. Messick made a business trip to Philadelphia last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Swing
Lawrence Lynch
Ada Laird
Reisterstown
Rose Lynch
Mary Ryan
Wilmington
Walter Bennington
Tolchester
LF. Mason
Sally Redhead
Baltimore
Dre
Pla. Ter
Oklawahu
Plorina
Vita Pearsaul
Walter Booker
Ocean City
Mary Hemmons
Grace Jackson
Margaret Suing
Toon
Philip Hathand
Claude
Margaret
Easton
Hayward Lepates
Albert Hhubbard
Annai and
Neal
J. C. Taylor
J. Bryant
J. E. Brodes
George Lane
American Corner
Mary Patchet
E. J. Patchet
A. J. Messick Minue
Philadelphia
Harmony Scenes From Federalsburg Church Gathering
Rev J L Nichols and Mr Johnson of Federalsburg visited the Towers home on Sunday evening. The Children's Day program was rendered at the church here last Sunday evening. The collection totaled 550 45. Misses Mildred Catlins and Mima Todd left for Maryland State College for six weeks. Mr and Mrs J Sean Todd of Federalsburg spent weekend with Mr and Mrs G S Todd. Miss Martha Lynch of Cambridge visited her parents here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Shively
Katie Shockley
William Y. Quillen
Esther
J. C. Jackson
Jackson
Jarman
Nina Boyce
Willian
Joshua Elliott
McKenney and Cahall
Ridgely
Morris
Baltimore
W.T. Elliott
Myra Cordrey
Wilmington
E. J. Saunders
A. B. Sapp
Trappe
Walter Sapp
J. H. Schooly
M. F. Jarmin
Denton
Walter Sylvester
Pittsburg
Goldsboro
C. W. Cahalt
J. L. Nichols
Mr. Johnson
Federalsburg
Roland Towers
Mildred Catlins
Mima Todd
Maryland State College
J. Sean Todd
Airs
G. S. ‘“Todd
Martha Lynch
Cambridge
July grd and gth will be legal holidays this year
A local government announces that July grd and gth will be legal holidays this year, granting employees paid time off and observed for official events. The notice specifies the dates and the affected departments, reflecting standard municipal holiday practice.
IsaiaH Fountain Is Captured Near Queen Anne
Isaiah Fountain was captured near Queen Anne on Tuesday afternoon and brought to Easton by a posse led by Hyde Frampton. The escapee, found with no weapon, was identified by a 15 year old witness and then jailed before a public hanging set for Friday July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah Fountain
Queen Anne
Denton
Fountain
Virginia Anderson
Calvin Anderson
Nnotts
Miss Anderson
Frampton
Wordsworth Beaven
Heaven
Parker Quimby
Skipton
Quimby Irove
Edwards
Blades
Beaven
John W. Chaires
Easton
Baston
Mr. Anderson
Willow Grove Litigation Upheld In Equity Hearing
Chancellor Curtis presided in Dover on a full-day equity hearing over a bill to set aside a deed by Wesley Marker 74 who died recently. Marker allegedly incompetent to deed and failure to perform a contract prompted daughter’s suit, involving a 35 acre Willow Grove farm left to neighbor Frank Ketley. Case postponed due to ill witnesses for the complainant. further testimony awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Grove
Curtis
Dover
Kent County
Wesley Marker
Frank Ketley
Marker
Four Chickens Crated Shipment Arrest in Preston
Henry Gibson colored was arrested Wednesday morning at Preston with four crates of chickens bound for a Baltimore commission merchant. He gave conflicting statements and has prior House of Correction terms for stealing chickens, from a case worked by Constable Philip Wright. Mrs Annie Flaharty visits daughter in Baltimore and attended granddaughter Mary Barrow’s Western High School graduation. Mr and Mrs John Skinner and others from Cambridge visited Mr George Poole. Children's Day exercises were held Sunday evening in the M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Commission
Henry Gibson
Preston
Gibson
House of Correction
Philip Wright
Annie Flaharty
J. H. Barrow
Baltimore
Mary Barrow
Western High School
John Skinner
Frank Albaugh
Cambridge
George Poole
M. E. Church
Social guests and upcoming meeting in town
Smithson reports Mr Henry Coleman and Mr and Mrs George Coleman with daughter Peart visited Mr and Mrs R F Coleman Sunday. Mrs S W Barding returns from Wilmington where she visited her daughter Mrs Howard Roe. Mrs A Draper travels to Long Island to visit her mother. There will be a young people's meeting Sunday night June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Coleman
George Coleman
Peart
Frank Baynard
R. F. Coleman
S. W W. Barding
Howard Roe
Wilmington
A. Draper
Long Island
Arrested Nepro John Truxon in Ingleside Assault Case
John Truxon, 28, under arrest on an assault charge filed by Ruby Johnson, 16, daughter of a local Ingleside father, about 16 miles from Centreville. A lynching was rumored but a swift arrest by Sheriff Yates and Deputies Williamson and Campbell, who moved him to Centreville, prevented violence, placing him on Melvin Robinson’s farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Truxon
Nepro
Ruby Johnson
Ingleside
Centreville
Truxan
Yates
Williamson and
Campbell
Melvin Robinson
Orphans Court Actions Involving Estate Administrators
In Orphans Court Tuesday Judges West Harper and Shawn presided. Sadie Blough administratrix of Ananias Blough deceased was granted sale of personal property by private sale. Bucy E Tribbett administratrix of William M Tribbett deceased filed inventory and appraisement and an order to sell was granted. Calvert C Merriken trustee for Sarah E Willoughby estate filed account of trusteeship ratified and confirmed. Linwood Cohee administrator of Milton J Cohee deceased filed release from Linwood Cohee distributee. Anias Blough deceased filed account of sales of personal property approved. Petition to convert case into creditors bill and publication order for nonresident defendants filed. Mary E Closson mother of Lorin F Closson and Verna M Closson infants appointed guardian. bond fired and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawn
Sadie Blough
Ananias Blough
Bucy FE. Tribbett
William M. Tribbett
Sarah FE. Willoughby
Calvert C. Merriken
Linwood Cohee
Milton J. Cohee
Ananias Bough
Sarah E. Willoughby
Mary E. Closson
Lorin F. Closson
Verna M. Closson
Loyal Sons Banquet Honors Bible Class Workers
A Monday Banquet in the M I Church Sunday School room marked the Loyal Sons Bible Class gathering. Dr M Bates Stephens served as toastmaster while T B Fisher spoke on Sunday School work and Mrs Emily DeFord discussed "My Boys." Rev E D Stone, leader of a large Bible class, shared experiences and praised the movement. Cecil Blake was elected president with R Boon Beauchamp as vice president Louis McNeil as secretary and Mrs DeFord as treasurer and teacher. The event closed with Blest be the Tie That Binds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Sons
M. I. Church
Loyal Sons Bible
M. Bates Stephens
T. BP. Fisher
Emily DeFord
Hoys
E. D. Stone
Cecil Blake
R. Boon Beauchamp
Louis McNeil
Mrs. Deford
Hinds
Vacation beckons with sunlit leisure for all
Sumner praises summer as a universal invitation to vacations. It highlights mountain and seashore, urban districts, and the old farmhouse, urging camping canoeing fishing and outdoor recreation. The writer extols summer as a fine friend inviting broad, cheerful leisure for everyone.
Ridgely High School Commencement Exercises Report
Commencement exercises were held Friday evening in the Ridgely High School auditorium with Invocation by Rev. Frank White an oration by Mildred Swann on Americas Greatness and Dorothy Mancha on Education The Training of the Citizen a graduation address by Dr C P Gould of Washington College diploma presentations by Dr M B Stephens and Benediction by Rev J M Herzog Music by the Denton Orchestra The graduates listed include Dorothy Heammont Josephine Carroll Dorothy Mancha and Mildred Swann
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
Ridgely High School
Frank White
America
Mildred Swann
Dorothy Mancha
C. P. Goukd
Washington College
M. B. Stephens
J. M. Herzog
Denton
Gould
Dorothy Heammnont
Josephine ‘Carroll
Pollyanna at Parker's Theatre Delivers Optimistic Joy
Mary Pickford presents Pollyanna at Parker's New Theatre on Tuesday June 29 with two showings at 7 30 and 9 00 o clock. Admission 55 cents to all. The review praises the film as true to life with literary style and hopeful themes amid distressing world events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickford
Pollyanna
Parker
New Theatre
Commencement at St. Gertrude’s Academy honors graduates
The annual commencement exercises at St. Gertrude's Academy The Plains were led by Rt Rev John J Monaghan Bishop of Wilmington who presided and presented diplomas and gold medals The honor list was read by Rev John M Walsh of Cambridge Salutatorian was Miss Kathryn Rhodes Centreville and valedictorian Miss Josephine Schaefery Cape Charles Va delivered the valedictory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Gertrude’s Academy
the Plains
John J. Monaghan
Wilmington
John M. Walsh
Cambridge
Kathryn Rhodes
Centreville
Josephine Schaefery
Cape Charles
Mr. Graham Run Down In Philadelphia Auto Crash
John Y. Graham, longtime Goldsboro resident now living in Philadelphia, was struck by a speeding auto on Saturday. He was reported early this week in bad condition at the Jeward Hospital. The driver fled but authorities recovered the vehicle number and the offender will face the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
John Y. Graham
Goldsboro
Philadelphia
Ieward Hospital
Edith Goodwin and John Cooper wed at Felton home
Miss Edith Godwin daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Goodwin united in marriage with Mr John Cooper of near Felton on Saturday afternoon at the bride's parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Godwin
Wm. J. Goodwin
John Cooper
Felton
Transfers of Real Estate in Federalsburg Districts
Real estate transfers recorded at the Clerk of the Court show numerous deeds. Names include Mabel L. Steele to Howard Pippin for 1 acre in First district at 125 dollars, and Louis M. Carr to W Edgar Andrews for 2 lots in Federalsburg at 250 dollars. Details list dispositions across multiple districts with prices from 25 to 6 300, including 464 acres to Davis J. Hoar for 1 dollar, and 118 acres to Joseph H. Spence for 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel L. Steele
Howard Pippin
First District
Albert S. Handy
Louis M. Carr
Federalsburg
W. Edgar Andrews
John L. Sides
Davis J. Hoar
Charles Shipley Lewis
Gertrude M. Coulbourn
Violet C. Sullivan
Earl Bundy
Annie E. Green
Annie E. Rich
Edward C. Vincent
Sallie Andrews
Edward E. Nuttle
Tina Harris
Thomas J. Todd
Herman Steenken
Otto W. H. Steenken
John A. Gooden
Carrie A. M. Greenlaw
Gootee S. Liden
Joseph H. Spence
Caroline County
Lawrence BH. Towers
Lewis Gordon
Denton
James Christopher
Abraham Towers
William L. Jester
John Burnett
Perry
Messick
James F. Jester
Clellie E. Turner
Alva B. Todd
Pollyanna on Stage at Parker's July 29
Miscellaneous notes highlight Mary Pickford’s Pollyanna at Parker's New Theatre, berry trade profits near $30,000 with $7 per crate, and local civic updates. Mentioned are Rev. Davenport’s pending Easton bishopric, cool spring weather records, Sussex county canning clubs, and plans for a Chesapeake Seaplane Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollyanna
Mary Pickford
Parker's New Theatre
Armour
Upper Dorchester
Chicago
George C. Sutton
Easton
George W. Davenport
General Assembly
Lower
Delaware
Dorothy Emerson
Sussex County
Isaiah Fountain
Laurel
Del
Denton
Maryland
S. B. Shaw
State Horticultural Society
Chesapeake Star Seaplane Line
Baltimore
Salisbury
Caroline County
Talbot County
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M. B. R. Kater
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Fletcher Walls
Eaton Farm
John Nichols
Eaton
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J. FE. Smith
Williston
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Peder Tveilcon
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Cambridge Hospital
J. M. Herrop
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Denton Cemetery
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Weese
Emmons Reed
Detroit
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W. E. Hille
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Wise and Son
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Rochester
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William Mitchell
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J. F. C. Legg
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Virginia Military Academy
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F. P. Roe Company
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Clinton Cannon
Cennreville
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Bridgeville
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Marion Stallard
Pharrington
O-Uorne Trarvey
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Hillsboro
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Isaiah
Smithson
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