Livx County Board Meeting Dates Set
Livx County will hold a meeting on June 29 and the Bonoon Board will meet on July 14 as listed in the public notices.
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Ve . Bonoon
Local Department Highlights In Denton Area
Oscar Clark repairs his residence and new gas fixtures go up in the bank. Wheat at 80c and corn at 54-58c. Local clubs play, bank closing July 4, and a camp meeting set for Beachamp’s woods starting July 26. Updates on church and social events, and a Rehoboth shore excursion.
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Oscar Clark
Baltimore
Eseton and
Ridgely
Moore
MM. P. Cherchr
Jonathan W
Karr
West
Denton National Bank
Jobg
Donahoe
Laurel
Beachamp' S Woods
William J
Blaeckiston
Grant’ Alburger
Fred B. Nutile
Williston
Enos Carroll
Philadelphia
Mir. Griffin
Henderson
Hartley
W. & Wright
Hughes Lumber and Coal Company
T Diny Fisher
Martidl
Araminta Susith
Bee
Charles Thornton
Denton
Willa Stevens
Cizcus Light and Fuel Company
Bishop Adams
Gstoling County
James Adams
Wayman
Sabari
Eastern Shore Transportation
Peerte M i Cronbe
Tasiaisihs
Georgia
Crouse
John Wesley
Methodist Protestant Church
Wesley
Xone
Rehoboth
Rehobooth
Maryland Militia cruise to Love Point begins July 10
Kartal Reserves to go to Love Point for a Maryland Naval Militia cruise on a much larger scale. Beginning July 10, six United States vessels are expected to participate. Commander Geer has requested training ships Siren Restless and Hornet be sent to Love Point during the cruise.
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Kartal
Love Point
Maryland Naval Militia
United States
Geer
Siren
The
Restless
Hornet
Preston Methodist Church cornerstone service announced
Preston will hold the cornerstone ceremony for the new Methodist Episcopal Church on Saturday in July. Rev. C A Hill of Salisbury will preach at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Public invited. Also notes on local residents, accidents, and visits follow in this Preston column.
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New Methodist Episcopal Church
Preston
C. A. Hill
D. D
Salisbury
Leo. Noble
William Noble
L. Noble
Lee Noble
William
Eugene Douglass
Baltimore
Ruth Noble
South
Thos. Douglass
Milton
Chas. W. Wright
Judge Travers
Dorchester
Deaths and notices in a Maryland seaboard town
Obituaries and notices from Ridgely and nearby communities record the deaths of Mr. Sylvester Andrews at 44 after a long illness, Miss Lucy Richardson at 67, Mrs. Margaret Mills at 45, and Mr. William Richard with his family. Also noted are Masonic banquet accounts, a Black inmate lynching in Delaware, and court actions in Orphans’ Court regarding estates and guardianships. A political column discusses Maryland Democratic Comptroller prospects while a long feature describes the strawberry industry near Ridgely with labor, pricing, and harvest schedules.
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Sylvester Andrews
Andrews
Bethlehem
Friendship
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wlas
Friendslip
William E. Pritchett
Grace
Daisy
Friendship M. E. Church
G. C. Williams
E. ST. Jones
Belmont Cemetery
Choptank
Lucy B. Richardson
Samuel Lewis
Gay Street
Miss Richardson
Joseph Richardson
Maryland
William Potter
Denton
St. Elizabeth Catholic Church
Ferdinand Wolf
Wm. Temple
Margaret Mills
Cal Madute
Baltimore Sun
Warfield
Jones
Dr. Hering
Carroll County
Eome
Howard County
Carroll
Montgomery
Baltimore City
Board of Public Works
Baltimore
Joshua W. Miles
Somerset County
Murray Vandiver
Harford County
General Assembly
Thomas A. Smith
Caroline County
William F. Applegarth
Dorchester County
Smith
Williams
John V. L. Findlay
John D. Urie
Kent County
Urie
Local Happenings and Visits Across Town
Miss Maud Frissell of Baltimore vacations with Mrs. Messenger while Miss Vera Wright of Boston stays with her grandmother Mrs. Ceenelius Wright. Miss Myra Day of Ridgely sells at Mrs. Lizzie Jenkins. Mrs. Rev Hess Wright visits friends in Washington. Wheat harvest proceeds briskly. Mr. Menderson and Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Gooden with Miss Lula Marvel visit near Hollandsville. Miss Reba Lutton of Chester visits Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Hollingsworth. Miss Bella Pritchett and Clarence visit friends in Dover. Miss Evelyn Dill of Felton spends day with cousin Miss Bertie Dill. Linemen erect poles and wires. carpenters work on engine house and James Price residence. work to commence next week at James Price home.
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Snell
New York
Deakynes
Peninsula
A. H. Covey
Princess Anne Methodist Episcopal Church
Mamie T. Baker
James Henry Ee
East New Market
Myra Longfellow
Whitelesburg
W." Po Harrison
Cambridge
Gid
Marion J.woodford
Front Royal
Purcell Johnson
E. M. Noble
H. Wilson Sainsbury
C. Adams
Baltimore
Harris Chapel
Ebenezer
Hillsboro
Schogke
Chargh
Ruthsburg
R. L
M. E. Church
Geo. C. Moore
Clarence Duffey
Washingington
Mary
Hugh
Harry Fisher
Washington
Duffey
Miss Garey
Denton
Emily Knotts
Wesley Brindell
Keena
N. B
Moore
Annie M. Moore
Great Berry
Marne
Ridgely
Caroline
Kent Island
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Eaton
Dwine
Peer
New York City
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Thomas Kemp
James Price
Maud Frissell
Messenger
Vera Wright
Boston
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Myra Day
Lizzie Jenkins
Rev. Hess Wright
D. M. Gooden
Lula ‘Marvel
Hollandsville
Reba Lutton
Chester
D. E. Hollingsworth
Bella Pritchett
Clarence
Dover
Evelyn Dill
Felton
Bertie ‘Dill
Harry Melvin
Wilmington
Chaptank
Emma Dunham
Charles W. Wright
David Perry
Ollie Wright
Myrtle
Hurlock
Linda Stafford
E. F. Dunham
Philadelphia
W. M. Wright
Harvest and social notes from Chaptank and Dover communities
Edinburgh residents and relatives visited friends in Kenton Dover and Hurlock over the weekend. Harvest activity continues with farmers nearly finished as threshing approaches. Local names include Emma Dunham loss, Captain Wright visiting, and Sastuen Lewis expressing thanks for support after bereavement.
Fourth of July Excursions to Love Point
The Queen Annes Railroad Co. runs special low rate trips to Love Point on July 4 with yacht races by the Corinthean Yacht Club Baltimore. Enjoy start to finish views, bathing facilities, and a Casino for excursionists. Prof. J Chester Mattoon resigns from Easton Manual Training School to resume work in Virginia.
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Love Foint
Queen Anne's Railroad Co
Love Point
Coney Island
Baltimore
Corinthian Yacht Club
Chester
J. Chester Mattoon
Easton
Virginia
Ephraphe's Silent Struggle Ends in Stagnation
The piece lists reasons for a career collapse including lack of tact worry overbearing pride and fear of effort. It notes he could not say no remained overly sensitive and failed to finish tasks or apply knowledge practically. It paints a portrait of a gifted yet paralyzed individual trapped by advice baggage and ease.
Social week with Wilmington friends ends cheerfully
Miss Pansy Oskins and Miss Margarette Woodward of Wilmington spent a pleasant week with schoolmate Miss Bessie Ellwanger. Miss Sadie Anthony is visiting her sister Mia Ellwanger.
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Pansy Oskins
Margaretta Woodward
Wilmington
Bessie Ellwanger
Sadie Anthony
Mia
Federalsburg Academy to Add An Extra Classroom
School commissioners decided Tuesday to construct an additional room at Federalsburg Academy to handle rising pupil numbers after the board rented an extra space last year. The item reflects ongoing capacity adjustments for enrollment growth.
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Federalsburg Academy
List of High Averages in County Examinations
The document lists pupils from multiple schools with top averages in higher grades from Ridgely to Willoughby and many others. It names numerous students across grades sixth through ninth, along with several locales such as Camp Grove Andersontown Choptank Furman's Grove and Harleigh Faulkner.
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Marydel
W. W. Richards
M. W. B. Heather
James K. Stafford
Henderson
H. C. Gooden
W. G. Carrow
Wm. I. Cashe
Bee Tree
Robert Pippin
Lemuel R. Diggins
Wm. L. Pritchett
Goldshoo
Robert Jarrell
Wm. T. Jarman
W. C. Wharton
Edinburg
W. G. Smith
Amos Everett
W. J. Faulkner
Baltimore
Thomas P. Green
Richard Schuyler
Moore
William Sewell
Joseph S.edwards
John Sylvester
Lowe
Harmony
H. Deen
John W. Williamson
G. 8
W. M. Wright
John T. Blades
W. H. Cheezum
J. E. Cheezum
F. H. Chambers
Hubbard
W. H. Cohee
John H. Dean
Isaac Pearson
Bethlehem
Nathaniel Legates
Albert Hubbard
Charles H. Carmine
Federalsburg
E. E. Goslin
Wm. R. Breeding
W. A. Mowbray
Hickory Hill
Frank Wrigh
Chas. T. Davis
Arthur T. Handy
Houston
Abrau Walters
John Brown
Edward Williams
Nichols
J. F. Smith
Robinson Nichols
W. N. Bowdle
Long
S—B. F. Richards
N. Ms. Jarman
Jos. H. Carroll
Hillsboro
W. T. Sylvester
Jas. D. Fleming
H. M. Thompson
Willard Mitchell
Augustus Scooneman
Oakland
W. KE. Orrell
C. E. Kauffman
Jos. S. Short
Ridgely
I. T. Saulsbury
W. Smith
John A. Sigler
Furman’s Grove
Henry W. Hynson
C. E. Starkey
James Callahan
Gravelly Branch
Geo. W. Towers
Chas. H. Todd
W. F. Towers
Laurel Grove
Samuel West
H. R. Merriken
Charles H. Clark
Concord
George W. Thawley
J. L. Nichols
J. Willard Johnson
Smithvile
J. W.bullock
Frank H. Wright
S. M. Lidon
Chestnut Grove
W. T. Andrew
Chas
Meredith
Jas. T. Kemp
James 5
G. M. Taylor
Peter Cook
P. W. Sullivan
B. T. Seeders
Oscar Nichols
Orrell Saulsbury
Grace Ivins
Alma Sinclair
Myrtle
Vosmuus
Margaret Willoughby
Maud Ivins
Bessie Butler
Edyth Frazier
Virginia Roe
Grace Steventon
Lawrence Lynch
Harold Montague
Myrtle Bailey
Bessie Tinley
Temple Jarrell
Frank Stayer
Lex Smith
Mary Samler
Florence Roe
Ola Morris
Irene Weaver
Preston
Myrtle Fluharty
Martha Patton
George Fluharty
Ruby M. Poole
Nellie B. Vickers
Elwood McCarter
Katie Smith
Harry Hollis
Maud Noble
James Fluharty
Helen Parker
Inez Noble
Bertie Taylor
Lottie Charles
Elsie Trice
Willie Perry
Webster Blades
Rove Perry
Furman's Grove
Elsie Hynson
Grace Cannon
Katie Starkey
Johnny Cannon
Ella Cannon
Willard Scuyler
Bessie Starkey
Glennie Cannon
Loujee
Faulkner
Lidens
Ida Haymond
Ola ‘Pohee
Liszie Trice
Minnie Fountain
Stan Baltimore
Lawrence
Laramore
Ella Ireland
Katie Ieland
Whital Laramore
Jesse Hughes
Florence Ireland
Ida Rash
Lizzie Hughes
Lowes
Jennie Cannos
Etta Gardner
John Kibler
Anna Goerts
Carroll Jones
Clarence
Pritchett
Willie Goodwin
Amos Coffn
Edith Goodham
Lula Marvel
Miriam Gooden
Amy Sweeny
Ethel Sparks
Anna Jones
Liszies Jarman
Luke Edinburg
Edgar Tingle
Mary Swift
Harleigh Faulkner
Della Walls
Roland
Medford Faulkner
Dy Oakland
Elva‘ Short
Sadie
Cherry
Lissie Robb
Ethel Johnson
Alex. Lord
Ethel Collegery
Willie Hance
Nellie Wright
Prediile- Lewis
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Williamsons
Hazel Thitchey
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Addie Murphy
Nellie Cohee
Norman Clark
Oaks
Maud Anthony
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Emmons Reed
Maud Stokts
Beheek Paisley
Hynson Lerby
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