Centreville Events And Local Notices In A Summer Program
Local notices announce a Centreville Catholic Church lawn fete on July 16 and 17. School board seeks pupil transport proposals. Dairy and poultry meetings, milk producer gatherings, and expert visits planned. Community church services, festivals, and youth programs feature sermons and baptisms. A Glee Club project awards music funds, plus a Queen Anne county temperance medal contest program outlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mudd
T. F. Taylor
West Denton
Church of the Brethren
Denton
Epworth League of Concord
Concord
Orme
Charles R. Neal
Isaac Ienry Morris
Richard T. West
William J. Shawn
Elisha H. Harper
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
University of Maryland Poultry Department
Watkins Salt
Tle Milling Co
Melvin G. Morris
Greensboro Baptist Church
J. A. Conover
Ridgely
Greensboro
W. H. Rice
Rice
T. D. Holder
M. E
F. A. Lindhorst
Wilmington M. E
Caroline High School Girls’ Glee Club
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Queen Anne’s County
Queen Anne M. EI. Church South
Battle Hymn of the Republic
Jesson
Woman’s Crusade
Loyal Temperance Legion
Tom Jones
Summer weddings and social notices in Maryland town
On June 24 in the home of Mrs. Sarah Mitchell Pearl Mitchell wed Arthur Francis Benjamin son of Mr and Mrs BR Benjamin of Port Deposit The couple were attended by Miss Elsie Mitchell and Mr Robert Marshall The ceremony was conducted by Rev H N Bailey with Lohengrin played by Edna Shipman They will reside at 315 East 28th Street Baltimore after July 4 A prize essay winner Miss Mary Tharp Nuttle from Denton will receive 20 gold for Potters Landing and the Potters The award will be presented in Baltimore at the Maryland Historical Society Building Miss Addie Nuttle previously won the prize Mr Ormond W Downes Jr and Miss Annette M Jackson were married in Elkton Other social items note Grace Rutter hosting a bridge for Miss Louise Noble and various out of town guests along with visits by local families and summer relocations to Rehoboth and Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Mitchell
North Sixth Street
Edna Shipman
H. N. Bailey
Methodist Episcopal Church
Marydel
Washington
Benjamin
S15
East 28Th Street
Baltimore
Mary Tharp Nuttle
Frederick B. Nuttle
Denton
Eastern Shore Society
Ernest E. Weaver
Downes
J. Dukes Downes
State Bank
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Ormond W. Downes
Grace Rutter
Louise Noble
Edward Lane
Easton
Miss Noble
Preston
Federalsburg
Hatter
Ella Mae
J. H. Pollard
Hazel
Helen Pollard
Elmer Harrison
Summit
Arthur Allston
Wilmington
Harry DB. Mason
Elizabeth
B. F. Johnson
Little Son
Rehoboth
William H. Nuattle
Cleveland Smith
William
Harry B. Mason
Marion Hf. Downe
J. Boone Jarrell
Kennett Square
L. E. Mudd
Mrs Nan Mildren Mosteller Dies in Gary Indiana
The community mourns Mrs Allen K Mosteller of Gary Indiana former Maryland supervisor Nan L Mildren Mosteller died at her Gary home on Saturday. Funeral services were held in Phoenixville Pennsylvania. She helped establish supervision of teachers in Caroline Frederick and Talbot counties and later aided teachers across several states while Mrs Mosteller and her Indiana husband resided in Gary. Her brother Charles and sister Bessie Mildren of Gulf Mills Pa also survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen K. Mosteller
Gary
Indiana
Nan L. Mildren
Caroline County
Phoenixville
Atlantic City
Miss Mildren
Maryland
Baltimore County
United States
Davidson
Mildren
Frederick County
This
Lucy Smedley
West Chester
Caroline
Talbot
Mosteller
Nny
United States Steel Co
Charles
Bessie Mildren
Gulf Mills
Big Fourth of July Celebration Planned in Greensboro
Definite plans for a large Fourth of July celebration are under way with events including a 9 AM parade led by a 10 piece brass band, multiple prize categories for cars and riders, 10 AM baseball games, afternoon races, 3 PM game, 8 PM fireworks, and a street dance at 9 00 PM with Bob Arthurs' orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Arthurs
Dover
Addie Pritchett
Greensboro
Thomas Dobson
Samuel Isaacs
Robert Warvey
Philadelphia
Joseph Isaacs
Jesse Farlaw
Belle Gravenor
Minnie Splinger
Frank Tami
BR. J. Baughley
Alice
Marie Hutson
Wilmington
Annie Edwards
Benjamin Bastian
J. B. Bastian
George Mitchell
West Grove
W. QO. Bennett
Osborne
Princess Anne
Harry Corkran
Easton
Charles Rich
Dorothy Wyatt
Near Town
Maude Edwards
Charles Hobbs
Sarah Muliken
Baltimore
Billy Hobbs
Ridgely
Ovtayin Totheroh
Harvey Porter
Marcus Hook
Burrsville Guests and Local Church Notice
Burrsville social notices list guests from Greensborough Denton and Burrsville and nearby towns. Swarthmore Philadelphia Chester and Wilmington visitor Evelyn Willis returns home for summer. Rev Betts to preach Union M P Church June 27 with Sunday School at 10 am and Homer Megin as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Wills
Burrsville
S. DB. Carrow
Martha
Clayton Porter
Edward Morgan
Greensboro
Webster Ivins
Earl Ivins
Nettie Satterfield
L. A. Porter
Jennie Clark
Ella Redden
Will Anderson
Denton
Mollie Wilkinson
Evelyn Willis
Swarthmore
Philadelphia
Chester
Wilmington
A. W. Betts
Union M. P
Tloa
Homer Megin
Ihillsboro
A. ‘. Garrett, Jr
Easton
Charles Willis
Walton
Wihnington
Linwood
Harry Cheezum
Collingdale
Margaret Simpson Las
D. Simpson
Chestertown
Clifford Baker
Myr. Walton Wills
John A. Thawley
Sadie Garrett
Gladys Chance
Local Social News and Community Updates
Iobbs. Rev. and Mrs. C. Larrimore of Mardela Springs and Mrs. Towers along with Mrs. Rice of Denton visited Mr. Towers last Friday. Christian Endeavor led by Manning Merriken plans a meeting on what May Japan and Korea expect from Christianity. Louis and Mrs. Butler return from six weeks in Baltimore. Butler operated on at Johns Hopkins. Willoughbys and Davises hosted by Alston Long at Church Hill. Mrs. Helen Unbbard Moore and Miss Marietta Butler attend Towson summer school. Strawberries bring farmer satisfaction. Mrs. R. O. H. Love hosted the Ladies’ Aid. Mr. B. B. Coffee spent a few days in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larrimore
Mardela Springs
T. P. Towers
Fomer Rice
Denton
T. H. ‘Towers
Manning Merriken
Christian Endeavor Service
Japan
Korea
Louis Butler
Baltimore
Butler
Johns Hopkins Hospital
James Willoughby
Irrank Davis
Alston Long
Helen Unbbard Moore
Marietta’ Butler
Towson
R. O H. Love
B. B. Coffee
Ridgely News Letter reports road work toward Bridgetown progress
A large force and fleet of machines extend the stone road a mile toward Bridgetown, with plans to finish then continue toward Felton and back to add another half mile. Road work overseen by Mr. Phillips of Cambridge. machines supplied by Slocum Company. Also notes on social visits, church events, travels, education, and local harvest prospects.
Tribute sketch for Dr John Dulladway at his funeral
A memorial sketch marks the June 9 19th century death of Dr John Dulladway born June 22 1859 on the family farm in Fowling Creek county. It recalls his Maryland University training his lifelong service to local neighbors and his devotion to patients and children. Funeral June 13 at Federalsburg cemetery conducted by Rev F C MacSorley with Bryant poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowling Creek
Lewis and
Elizabeth Dalladway
Maryland University
Dulladway
Tre
F. C. MacSorley
Bryant
Pederalsburg
Mary FE. Dalladway
W. Oj. Dalladway
Orphans' Court Proceedings Reported Transactors
Orphans Court session with Judges West Harper and Shawn. Executors Willis Deen authorized to sell real estate. inventory appraisals and sale orders granted for multiple estates. Administrators Harris Owens and others filed accounts of sale and administration. probate and bonds processed. creditors notice ordered. guardians authorized to deposit funds for minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
West
Harper and Shawn
Harry P. Willis
W. Brewster Deen
Dames
Wes
Proust T Company
Baltimore
Alexander Hardcastle
a. Oakes/ Downes
Fred RB. Owens
John Burnett
Paul W. Pilchard
Etta W. Pilchard
T. Clayton
Belle Reed
Marielle Dingledine
Robert Reed
Marion Day
Russell Reed
Frank Reed
Pauline Reed
Martha J. Short
Annie Russell
Leonard F. Covey
Donald Jefferson
Marin G. Bechtel
Christian Gottwall
Charles B. Harrison
Wilmore Green
Clayton Horsey
Mary S. Brockway
Wilber A. Brockway
Winder L. Brockway
Caroline County Bank of
Greensboro
Reverend Dobson to preach at Choptank on pleasant day
The Rev Harry Dobson of Federalsburg will preach at Choptank on duly Ath service in the park if pleasant. The Twentieth Century Community Club held a pleasant meeting in the club-room at Choptank on the 16th. Next meetings will be in the club-room at Bethlehem on June 30th. Mrs John Todd of Bethlehem represented the club at College Park for the short ecourse and is expected to report favorably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dobson
Federalsburg
Choptank
Choaptank
Bethlehem
John Todd
College Park
Hillsboro and Queen Anne church notices and social scroll
A Hillsboro Queen Anne church page lists Sunday services at 10 30 a m and 8 p m with sermons on I Believe in the Holy Catholic Church and I Believe in the Communion of Saints Sunday School at 9 30 a m Epworth League prayer at 7 80 p m plus a long social notes section detailing visits travels and gatherings among local families and residents across towns including Rehoboth Wrights Wharf Philadelphia Baltimore Wilmington and Ridgely with numerous names and small events over the week
Levy For Neal Year In County Levy Set At 1.60 Per 100
County Commissioners on Tuesday fixed the fiscal year levy at 1.60 per 100 dollars an increase of 10 cents over last year. State tax remains 27 1/2 to 35 cents. The long list of appropriations covers State's Attorney 1200, Board of Health 1000, Court expenses 1000, Schools 107000, roads 30500, and many other county offices and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Court House
Linchester Bridge
Tuckahoe Bridge
Greensboro
Denton
H. D
Keensboro
Easton
Cambridge Hospital
Stondseeede
Quiet Elkton Wedding Unites Meisterich and McShane
Mr James Meisterich and Miss Grace McShane were quietly married in Elkton on Friday night and are now living with his parents near town. The notice lists several local residents visiting relatives, including Wingate of Wingate Md, Short and daughter of Hillsboro, Sweeney family of Philadelphia, Hutton of Wilmington, Melvin family from Minami Florida, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Meisterich
Grace McShane
Elkton
Howard Sylvester
Robert Reed
Dover
C. M. Wingate
Joseph Short
Hillsboro
William HE. Goodwin
Ale Sweeney
Ethelyn
Alan
Philadelphia
F. B. Sweeney
Leroy Hutton
Betty
Wilmington
William Saniers
Frank Melvin
Minami
Florida
F. F. Shinn
Thomas Shinn
Reading
Howard Clark
Jimmy
Salisbury
W. F. Clark
S. £. Hanby
Fairlee
W. S. Clark
Wingate
Esther Clayville
Epworth League
Clarence Pritchett
Withington
William Goodwin, Jr
Oakland Park
Charles Clayville
M P Church Notes Encourages Next Sabbath Attendance
Last Sabbath drew fine crowds across services including a notable Children's Day. The congregation is urged to attend all three services next Sabbath with emphasis on 9.15 Sunday School, 11 am preaching on A Great Light, and evening classes followed by a Sheldon book sermon What Would Jesus Do with illustrated pictures. G J Hooker, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Sheldon
Jesus
G. J. Hooker
For Sale Fordson Tractor with plows and discs
For Sale. a Fordson tractor model with plows and double disc attachments in good working order. Interested buyers may apply to William J. Rickards attorney in Denton Maryland for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Rickards
Atty
Denton, Md
Seventh Grade Graduates of Caro Line County Schools
A list of seventh grade graduates from Caro line county schools at a Denton ceremony on Friday. Names cover many one-room and consolidated schools such as Marydel Sil ver Bickling Ifcten Seeney Harry Smith Henderson John Bickling Wilson Co hce Dessie Emerson Mary Guiesco Doris McClintock Katie Meis terich Merrill Pritchett Hattie Smith Maurice Sturgis Bee Tree Edward Kusmaul Goldsboro Margaret Bennet Cathryn Cole Edith Cartwright Alfred Dennison Hazel Hubbard Marshall Roe Joseph Roche etc across numerous districts including Denton Center Oaks Williston Willoughby Andersontown Warmony Choptank Bethlehem Federalsburg Hillsboro Cedar Grove Ridgely Furmans Grove Conecord Smithville Chestnut Grove Friendship Howard's and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Denton
Marydel—Silver Bickling
Ifcten Seeney
Harry Smith
Sfenderson
John Bickling
Wilson Cohce
Dessie Emerson
Mary Guiesco
Doris McClintock
Katie Meisterich
Merrill Pritchett
Hattie Smith
Maurice Sturgis
Bee Tree
Edward Kusmaul
Goldsboro
Margaret Bennett
Cathryn Cole
Edith Cartwright
Mary K. Porter
Marie Rawlings
Edward Riddleberger
Elsie Strannahan
Martha Schmitt
Hilda Weaver
Eugene Zacharias
Bridgetown
William Baker
Thelma Hunter
Burrsville
Charles Fountain
George Baughley
Mary Webber
Central
Lawrence Davis
Lewis Adams
Lindley Adams
Robert Anthony
Raymond Bartell
Thomas Baynard
Catherine Beauchamp
Gilbert Bradley
Margaret Brown
William Chambers
Roy Collison
Mary Cohee
Edna Crouse
Louise DeFord
James Duffey
Alfred Drews
Paul Greenlee
Violet Higgins
George Hurst
Hilton Kitchen
Clayton Long
Virginia Longfellow
William McDaniel
Burdette Nuttle
Howard Reinhold
Sadie Riley
John Schlegel
Anna Stevens
Frederick Towers
Alan Weir
Roth Wheatley
James Wright
Earl Wright
Oaks
Charles Davis
Margaret Lister
Catherine Towers
Williston
Mary Blazejak
Belle Lane
Margaret Maloney
Willoughby
Mabel Sutherland
Andersontown
Lewis Willis
Warmony
Catherine Lasier
Nettie Lord
Maude Marine
Mary McNeal
Bennett Todd
Russell Towers
Smithson
Asa Coleman
Philip Frase
James Mundt
Edward Price
Roland Willoughby
Preston
Garrett Baker
Ida Bell
Bernard Blades
Earl Blades
Bernice Carroll
Lester Christopher
Adline Edgell
Elizabeth Whitely
Miriam Whitely
Choptank
Pearle Eaton
Bethlehem
Alce Christopher
Anna Jurceka
Federalsburg
Hattie Alford
Ruth Bowdle
Elizabeth Butler
Melvin Connelly
Norris Daflin
Eloise Hackett
Priscilla Hurlock
Ethel Jester
Ellis Ketola
Alice Ketola
Mary Lewis
Esther Meredith
Gladys Meredith
Jeanette McMahon
Mary Moore
Roger Morris
Alfred Noble
Elliott Noble
Wilmer Noble
Blanche Nichols
George Todd
Frances Vickers
Alfred Watson
Woodrow Wilson
Hillsboro
Cooper Elben
Frances Fleming
Charles Hammer
Naomi Holland
Margaret Magrogan
Rumsey Mulliken
Jeanette Sharp
Mary Virginia Sherwood
Willye Taylor
Anna Wood
Mary Jane Winchester
Leslie Wright
Cedar Grove
Jacob Butler
Willard Butler
Pauline Neighbors
Evelyn Nichols
Ridgely
Herman Crouse
Elizabeth Detwiler
Lucille Smith
Catherine Trice
Gladys Trice
Ross Trice
Russell Trice
Smithville
Agnes Fountain
Clementine Fountain
Margaret Hines
Richard Hines
Laura Mae Randolph
Mary Wright
Chestnut Grove
Cecilia Hubbard
Charles Cook
Vernon Deen
Ruth Gallagher
Walter Lord
Jerome Taylor
Howard’s
aAnna Kelley
Catherina Towers
Music Memory Contest awards given to county schools
In the county, a two week Music Memory Contest organized by music supervisor Mrs J Kemp Stevens tested 650 children across 34 schools. Teams judged on recognizing twenty records and composers with life notes. Three schools tied for top, and a donor provided 10 dollars in records to award each of Concord Hillsboro and Harmony five dollar records. honorable mentions went to Dor othy Beaumont Furman's Grove Alice Trice Howard's and Esther Willey Oaks. County Superintendent E M Noble presented the awards at the Caroline High School closing exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kemp Stevens
Concord
Alice Hignutt
Hillsboro
Josephine Blades
Harmony
Alma Deen
Dorothy Beaumont
Furman’s Grove
Alice Trice
Howard’s
Esther Willey
Oaks
E. M. Noble
Caroline High School
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the Local Department
Nan L. Mildren Mosteller
Grevensboro
Iobbs
THE
Ridgely News
Felton
Phillips
Cambridge
Slocum Company
Vergie Sparks
Willian Ewing
Centreville
Ruth Rittenhouse
Rachel Mc
Davis
Louise
Goldey’s
I. E. Mason
Ruthsburg
George Fitz
Waynesboro
Donald Fitz
Fitz
Knights of Malta
Edgar Flagg
J. M. Laukwig
Moss Florence Ludwig
Clarry Zeigler
Coopersburg
Lee Mitchell
Charles Sparks
Bernard
Prank Flounders
Alliance of the Lord's Day
Blarry Laird
C. Laird
Hemmons
Delmey
TP. L. Day
Brooklyn
Walter Mitchell
Marvin Morris
Kemp Stewart
Bames
FP. Merv
Myre
Margaret McC
Stout
Catona
Fred Madara
University of Virginia
School
Dorothy Flounders
Charles Hammond
Frank Long
Selbyville
Frank Stayer
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Frank Sumis
Virginia
Dorothy
Boston
Reformed Church
Fred Sewell
Starvey Sewell
Claude Towers
J. W. Jones
Ida Smith
Prank Seward
da Pearsaal
Mabel Jones
Madge Thomas
John Dulladway
Queen Anne
Tuckahoe
League
Harry Fisher
Frances Fisher
Mabel Knotts
Kathleen Knotts
Hafurlock
Lawrence Wilson, Jr
Queen Anne’s
J. E. Harper
Harper
Robert Groff
Edgar Blades
Dornhy Jump
Ralph Holland
Parisboro
N. J
Louise Fleming
Washington, D. C
Earl Wothers
Jean
Perryville
John Wothers
Guerney Tarlutton
S. N. Smith
Harry Fleming
Bowers Beach
Wilbur Fleming
Elizabeth Vesty
Cordova
J. Norman Clark
Loudenville
Ohio
S. N. Pilchard
Nt. Lay Beaven
Blanche Thorsey
Edgar Blues
Hi. W. B. Rowe
Newark
Del
Carrie Holt
Ocean City
Denny
Henry Marshall
Merrick Coulbourn
Ernest Murphy
Leonard Fairbank
Lucy Marshall
Mary Coulbourn
Catherine Valliant
Pauline Harper
Whitehurst
Brinsfield
William Wheatley
George Murphy
Horace Moryvo
St. Pauls Church
Emgenia Morgan
Pauline Covey
Moore’s Meadow
R Oy. Whitehurst
Horace Morgan
Harry Gibson
Catholc
Everett Blades
Fred Harrison
Chaborne
Dorothy Jump
Howard Flowers
Chira Price
Wyoming
Bernard Sparks
Sara McNamee
John Chairs
Thomas Sackett
Hackett
Cahidyell Wilson
Asbury Sharp
John Sewell
Wye Mills
Howard Sewell
Wilbur Clark
Keplar Barnette
Austin Swann
Leonard McKnett
Mattie Price
R. Wf. Gibson
M. P. Church Notes
John Irwin
Sepp Reli