Denton Area Notes Speak To Local Plans And Happenings
Denton area notes cover farm construction and millinery openings in Ridgely, local government moves, river ferry plans, a high school baseball game, real estate sales, and upcoming agricultural lectures. Mentions include Mrs Hollingsworth millinery opening, J. Keates State Insurance Commissioner election, Knots and Sons buying land for a warehouse, and road funding talks by the Maryland Roads Commission with a $4 million state effort. Local tax, liquor shipments, and tax return instruction also appear amid broad community updates.
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North
Temple
Ridgely
J. Keates
Queen Anne’s County
We Mion Shehen
WER
Bo Koautian
Joursal
Solic Non
Rnvenian
West Norns
Denton
Wad
Caroline High School
Commodore Doen
Lis
Williston
Parmers & Merchants Bank
Liver
Butler Fara
Mirs
Hos Chak
Vir
Cherles
Khamap
Lumbey
Wai
Lind As
Caroline County
Talbot
Hillsboro
Caroline
Motor Xehrce
E. Austin Baugh
Baughman
Internal Revenue Office
Federalsburs
Annapolis-Claiborne
Washington
Potofice Department
Tas
Ross
Cuty
Messrs
Louis J. Knots & Sons
W. Carroll Pastorfield
Knotts
Zourk
Maryland Roads Commission
Federal Treasury
Zouck
Maryland
Sergeant Ames Returns From France to Visit Kin near Ridgely
Sergeant John H. Ames recently came home from France and visits grandmother Mrs. Annie S. Dean near Ridgely. He enlisted in the Ordnance Department from Detroit in December 1917, trained at Camp Grant and Camp Sherman, served with Company in France, sailed August 15, and was discharged after duty at Camp Meigs. He praises France and its people, especially the ladies, and plans to spend March with his mother in Daytona Florida before returning to Detroit. (Other items note marriages and community notices.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Ames
France
Annie S. Dean
Ridgely
Ames
Jack
Ordnance Department
Amy
Devort
Mich
Camp Grant
Camp Sheridan
Hancock
Augusta
Camp Merritt
Ours
Stanes
Vaterland
New York
Camp Meigs
Mademonelles
United States
Thoms B Stout
Daytona
Fla
Wall
Tutte & Clarke
Detroit
Arthur W. Snead
Battmore
Grace Pollard
Denton
Noble Bickhing
Victorine Everett
Goldsboro
James Bayard
Mary Birmin Wall
Greensboro
Harry Walls
Wes Pearl Rash
Marydel
H. E. Ramadell
Ilavre de Grice
Arethur Me Ramedell
Long Branch
N. J
Ramedell
Navy
Serzeant W. T. Collins
Joseph A. Baynard
Delaware & Chesapeake Railway
J. W. Easley
Cape Charles
Federalsburg
1. E. Church
Local social notes and meetings fill town week
A recap of gatherings includes Junior Aid and Ladies Aid events with officers elected and a box social raising 57.46 for church funds. Attendance lists name Isabell Carroll Isabell Carroll and many neighbors. Other items mention hospital visits travel to Philadelphia and Wilmington, school building purchase, and various visits.
Local Social Visit Roundup From Chestnut Grove Area
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Chester Leon and daughter Mildred at Mr and Mrs Joseph Waldis near Chestnut Grove. Federalsburg residents Mr and Mrs Wmn A Alford and son Leon visited L N Alford. Herbert Bullock hosted a Thursday evening gathering. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Lizzie Johnsons. Mrs Gray of Bridgeville spent time with daughter Mrs Chas Melson. Miss Hazel OD ay of Salisbury visited her parents over Sunday. Miss Ethel Adams visited Miss Myra Wright late last week.
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E. H. Thaler
Heston
Mase
Vanscoy Corkran
Claiborne
E. M. Willey
Andercontown
E. L. Meriken
Geldey College
Ella Pennington
Theodora Emerson
Washington
W. T. Pennington
F. A. Greaves
Willington
Philadelphia
EB. Davis
Ilmyra
N. Y
Clifton R- Hicks
Queenstown
J. E. Hicks
Edna Fleming
State Normal School
Frances Royer
New Windsor College
Irwin Sparklin
Washington College
Templeville
Ladies’ Aid
Edward Tarring
Helen
Dorothy
Tarring
W. N. Bowen
Joseph Moore
John Emory
Wilmington
Harry Jones
Sadlersville
Easton District
Harry Hawley
Centreville
Wright Robinson
Emma Sparks
W. H. Sparks
George Davis
Kenton
Chester Leon
Mildred
Joseph Waldis
Near
Chestnut Grove
Wmn. A. Alford
Leon
Federalsburg
L. N. Alford
Herbert Bullock
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lizzie Johnson
Hazel O'Day
Salisbury
Ethel Adams
Myra Wright
Albert White
Experiment Farm
Carlile Bennington
Douglas
Walter Bennington
Hilda Anthony
Riverside
N. J
Flora Bull
Noms Bull
Edith Davis
Elizabeth Scotton
Hartly
Maude Ford
Virginia Smith
Anna
Ruth Ross
Hazel Towers
Dorsey Nichols
Ernest Griffith
Roe and
Owen Howard
Alva Griffith
George Griffith
Kate Howard
Long county notes mark funerals and revival meetings
Marydel and surrounding areas report multiple events including the death of Mrs Mildred E Ewing at University Hospital Baltimore with funeral at her parents home and interment Greensboro. Revival meetings continue daily at Margdet with a speaker Mr Larry Jones from Suthersville and a planned Victorian program. Social events include a Washington school fundraiser yielding enough to buy a victrola and numerous visits to residents in Dorchester and Greensboro areas with illnesses and recoveries noted among residents and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marydel
Mildred E. Ewing
University Hospital
Baltimore
Mary Laird
Ridgely
Boise
Goldsboro
Maude Hummer
Harry Sparks
Oxford
Sparks
Tho
Ford
Harmony Church Notes Highlight Sermon and Visits
Dr T O Crouse of Denton preached a well received sermon last Sunday. Rev James DuHadway and his son Lewis visited Dr John DuHadway. Ladies Aid meets Mrs W R Thomas Wednesday at 2. Katherine Smith of Washington visited. Mr C E Collins on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. O. Crouse
Denton
James DuHadway
Lewis
John DuHadway
W. R. Thomas
Katherine Smith
Washington
C. E. Collins
Orphans and church notes fill Denton area pages
Orphans Court proceedings with Judges Liden Moore and Covey. Mate Society of Central M E Church held a meeting at Mrs. Lee Wyatt’s home with officers elected. Rev Dr Crouse to leave after four years for new ministry. Centenary service planned March 23. Community lectures, baptisms, and Sunday School events announced. Also garden notes and local obituaries, administrator filings, and a man injured in a road accident near Denton.
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C. C. Cole
Bureau of Animal Indugtry
Henderson
DO. Yu
Mosut Hall
EL C Canter
Greensboro
Mate Society
Central M. E Church
Lee Wyatt
Jennie Wyatt
Henry Kern
Robert Butler
Martin Voss
Anna Vow
Gertrude Morgan
Melvin Anodrew
Oscar Morgan
Methodist Protestant Church
Denton
Thomas
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. T. Wyatt
James Moore
Queen Anne's
Talbot
Caroline Counties
Queen Anne
M. E. Church
E. M. Ferguson
Maggie
Church of the Brethren
Preton
M. P
St. Paul's Church
Ehillsboro
In Memoriam for Minos H Morns Remembrance Note
In sad remembrance my dear husband Minos H Morns departed this life February 6 191g. Dearest Minos I miss you. My heart aches as I think of you today. May heavenly love heal the bruised heart. By his Loving Wife Greensboro. TY Noble Jarrell Jr injured in Greensboro incident. The report includes local notes on visitors, road work, revival meetings, Epworth events, Ladies Aid, and Chautauqua program, with Monuments by Short & Co. Denton Maryland.
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Harvey L. Cooper
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Wesley EO ‘Phawley
Jod
Elizabeth Pastorfield
Lutherville
Noble Hickling
Victorine Everett
Goldsboro
Roy Musser
E. Tan Brombaugh
E. W. Smith
Philadelphia
Caroline
Willoughby Nowell
University Hospital
John W. Gravatt
Minos H.morns
Minos
God of Love
TY. Noble Jarrell, Jr
T. Noble Jarrell
G. R. Neese
Greensboro
Lawrence Satterfield
Allen
Port Clinton
Ohio
Obituary notices from World War I era salute fallen sons and towns
Necrological news notes report on the death of Ata Meredith in France after a shell strike near Verdun with grave location to be confirmed by Graves Registration. Other obituaries include Alvin Beauchamp remembered as a favorite in his company, the death of Mrs. Rebecca Dowdle after long illness, and John S Grubb found dead in his store from presumed indigestion. Survivors and funeral details noted for each case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meredith
France
Ata
Ox+ pressing
Verdun
Heles
I Atle
Tae Cier
Hele
Alvin
Sud
Leclan Setucca
Weredisn
Goliant Young Coer Co
Chirtes
HS. Clark
Wil
Denton
Beauchamp
Frederck L. Bowdle
Hickman
B. M. Hall
Cambridge
Mis
Roberta Dowdle
Wilmington
Concord
Cemery
Santasso
John S Grubh
Easton Crecers
Early Spring Fight Aids Tree Pest and Barberry Rush
Agricultural experts urge immediate action against the rock moths and barberry bushes to protect shade trees and the wheat crop. They recommend destroying eggs on trees by hand burning or applying creosote and turpentine and digging out barberry bushes to curb the spread of common rust.
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United States
Ustelstres Department of Agriculture
Fraternal Order Jr. O U A M on wartime duties and aid
The Jr. O U A M vows to defend liberty and patriotism, detailing its anti immigration stance, public education advocacy, and support for orphans and widows. It notes wartime deportations, a National Orphans Home, and a $700,000 Funeral Benefit reserve enabling staged claim payments during the 1918 influenza pandemic with partial installments starting December 1 and second installments in January.
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Ceunsil, Jr
Ep Mynert
Ain
Ani Rss
Upuilarg
Americai
Pepsaint Wilson
Fee
Urd.s.rail 5
Bern
Wilson
Jr. O. U A.M
Ita Strait
Wasestan
Tiffin
Ohio
Allcaterns
Jr. O US
Paneral Gowtit Department
Simiar
Funeral Gemont Department
Ne.esscry
Trecenber
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the Local Department
King Winter
RT. K. Garey
Denton Tris
Jo $. Hollingsworth
Mulhoery
Ton
Army
L. Stanley Deakyne
Milford
T. Alan Goldsborough
A. Fletcher Sisk
Preston
M. W. Clughes
Thomas C. West
Denton M
EL Church
H. R. Lewis
Rev
Bro
T. C. West
Brother West
Bro West
Church and School
Nid
Bethlehemee
Basil ‘Taylor
Isabell Carroll
Hilda
Mary Brodes
Mainie Fredericks
Elma Todd
Cora Brodes
Mildred Collins
Ruth Vantleet
Bertha Brodes
Elizabeth Scarborough
Pearl Messick
Emma Patchett
Irene Carroll
Blanch Collins
Ruth Taylor
Mesers
Joe Pritchett
Basil Taylor
Edward Patchett
Hayward Legates
Lloyd Brodes
Gilbert Johnson
Milton Willis
Ralph Brodes
Orland Blades
Earl Legates
Charlie Perry
Frank Scarborough
Douglas Todd
Emerson Hollowell
Chifton Covey
Ldgar Todd
Roy Patchett
Roy Legates
Carroll Dudley
Lee Taylor
Claude Lynch
Victor Turner
Kenneth Patchett
Mia
Lawrence Coulpourn
Ladies Aid
Flora Taylor
Georgie Collina
Alice Blades
Lillian Blades
Nettie Thomas
Wy. I Pritchett
Junior Aid
George Sellers
W. T. Carroll
J. D. Bailey
Paisley
H. E. Pickett
H. L. Adams
J. B. Welch
J. D. Batley
H. M. Thompson
C. E. Stewart
Mercy Hospital
I. T. Sparklin
Helen Fleming
Smithville
Mrs. Gray
Bridgeville
Mrs
Chas. Melson
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Ridgely News
Cana
J. J. Bunting
George Washington
Themistocles
Greece
Caesar
Rome
Napoleon
Nelson
England
Walter Booker
Johnson
Cally
George
Sting
Dinwiddie
Lady Cairfax
Dorothy Beaumont
Virgie Reininger
Dorothy Davis
Martha Custis
Josephine Cabal
Dorothy Flounders
Donald Davis
Prace
Rebecca Swing
Lila Pearsaul
Dorothy Mancha
Colones
Lincoln
Henry van Dyke
Ladies’ Home Journal
Gladys South
Sadie K. Imler
Emanuel C. Harley
Norristown
L RK. Brumbaugh
A. G. Saulsbury
Norman
Morton Holsinger
Francis
Carney's Point
Paul Holsinger
James Swing, Jr
St. John's College
J. P. Swing
Warry Rawlings
Newark
Del
Robert E South
J. E. Brazier
Providence
R. L
Joyce Bunung
Thompson Swing
D. M. Swing
Welen Mason
Ruthsburg
I. I. Mason
Maud Gibson
Delia Green
Mollie Rowley
Chincoteague
Mes. C. L. Terzog
J. M. Haymaker
Richard Blackburne
Roger Ringgold
Baltmore
Gilbert Swaan
Burrsvilla
Benjamin Wright
Seaves
W. N. Conaway
Todd's Chapel Cemetery
Florrie E. Sapp
Robert Wiliam
Roberta Wyatt
L. Lauder Sapp
Harrington
Harrisburg
Oregon
E. H. Sapp
C. N. Fountain
A. T. Garrett
Emma Masten
Masten
Amos Layton
Laura B. Parris
R. H. Dill
F. E Sapp
Air
Hebron Outten
Carlton Harris
Grove
Irwin Schlegel
Clayton Taylor
Taylor
Edna Marie
Will
W. H. Beck
T. C. Taylor
Carroll Warner
Trappe
Lloyd Messick and Son
Easton
M. L. Beck
Alfred Scarborough
Bennett's Church
Lawsonia
Edna Carroll
Roland Towers
T. Taylor
W. D. Taylor
Charles Baker
Mabel Wright
West Denton
Cleone Cooper
PL TH. Wright
Oliver Hubbard
Frank Wright
Madison Towers
E. 2. Maloney
Frank Howard Woods
H. P. Sullivan Woods
Litle Madeline
Virginia Clark
Robert Atkinson
Martha Griffith
J. 2. Warren
George L. Griffith
Orphans’ Court
Liden, Moore and
Covey
Positon
Easton Star Democrat
J. Fletcher Clark
Talbot County
Clark
Majestic
Thompson Hadw. & Supply Co
Blulsboro
I. S. Hollingsworth’s
Fred R. Owens
William H. Jarman
Carroll C. Pippin
Anna Blanch Pippin
John KK. Jones
John Quillen
Nethe Wothers
James Wothers
Thomas Il. Chambers
William T. Stach
M. Frank Stach
Ada Chambers
Alonza Ethon
Acca Ruioder
John Ko Jones
Martha Jones
Mabel C. Duffey
Willard C. Todd
J. Frank Flaharty
Als A
Thomas V. Redian
I. C. Redman
Painter
William J. Craft
Jrun
Goldsborey
Jann ‘Thomson
Boston
Thomson
Griffin's Hall
Whch
W. L. Cooper
Epworth
E. F. Hunt
B. Cohee
W. W. Prettyman
B. F. Moore
Dorchester
Leona McMahan
Jessie Cohee
eShort & Co
Denton, Md
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