Personal and social news item roundup
Mr. William T Glover of Wilmington Del and Miss Myrtle Turner of Federalsburg wed at the bride's aunt home with Rev Thos E Terry as officiant. Neva Wilson and Ira Johnson assist as bridesmaid and groomsman. Other notes include local marriages at Seaford and Galestown, a vacation for W Carroll Pastorfield after eighteen years in Denton, and visits by Dr A E Turner and Rev T F Beauchamp. Senator Harvey I Cooper to depart for San Francisco from Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T.glover
Wilmington
Del
Myrtle & Turner
Federalsburg
J. Paul Mowbray
Thos. E. Terry
Neva Wilson
Easton
Ira Johnson
J. Everett Johnson
Seaford
James M. Johnson
Alice Wheatley
A. N. Wheatley
Galestown
M. E. Parsonage
O. FE. Jones
West Denton
W. Carroll Pastorfield
Caroline
Pastorfield
Gootee Brown
Lillie M. Messick
Cannon, del
O. E. Jones
St. Joan’s M. E
William Tharp
Farmington
James H. Fisher
Fred B. Nuttle
Mary
Burdette
Philadelphia
A. E. Turner
Denton
T. F. Beauchamp
S. G. Nuttle
Harvey I. Cooper
Baltimore
San Francisco
Jennie Wyatt
Clarrington
Death notices in Denton area claim several prominent residents
The death of Charles T. Rickards at 58 ended a longtime Denton carriage business career. Survived by widow Alice Newman, son Newman Rickards, three brothers, and a sister married to Chief Justice Clark. Funeral held Wednesday with large attendance. interment in Denton cemetery. Also reported: Mrs. Sydney A. Cline died after paralysis struck at Ridge ly. funeral set for tomorrow at 1 PM in Denton cemetery. Additional notices include former Sheriff Thomas A. Melvin of Dorchester dying at East New Market aged 68, with listed children Re id, Edward F Brad ley, Norman, Roy, Roland and Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Rickards
Main Street
Rickards
Alice Newman
Newman Rickards
H. N. Rickards
Baltimore
J. N. Rickards
Ridgely
William J. Rickards
Denton
J. Clan Clark
Near Ridgely
Clark
Orphans’ Court
James S. Rickards
Hf. A. G. Westerfield
M. FE
J. Gibson Gann
Christ P. BF. Church
Richards
Henry R. Lewis
K. H. Johnson
C. H. Whitby
FP. Baynard
J. K. Stevens
Charles F. Smith
Chas. E. Cannon
Queen Anne's County
Risdon E. Fountain
James Fountain
Iinois
Mollie Elliott
Cline
James H. Fountain
Caroline County
Sue Kurtz
New York
Thomas A. Melvin
Dorchester
East New Market
Reid
Edward F. Bradley
Norman
Roy
Roland
Gilbert Melvin
Caroline Relatives Win Sulit Case in Delaware Chancery
A Delaware Court of Chancery decision nullified a deed by Ebenezer McKnatt before his death. He had deeded a farm near Harrington to Charles W. McKnatt, his housemate, leaving his estate largely in the farm. The will’s devisees, including Mary S. Shockley and Elizabeth Shilcutt of Greensboro, sought to set aside the deed. The Chancellor’s March 1 opinion voided the deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Sulit
Delaware Court of Chancery
Ebenezer McKnatt
Harrington
Charles W. McKnatt
Mary S. Shockley
Elizabeth Shilcutt
Caroline Leads In Telephones In Three Counties
The telephone service across Caroline Talbot and Queen Anne counties has expanded greatly thanks to H M Thompson of Hillsboro. Caroline leads with 730 phones, Talbot 622, Queen Anne's 412, while Denton has 209, Ridgely 164, Federalsburg 100, Hillsboro 94, Greensboro 62 and Preston 71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Talbot
Queer Anne
H. M. Thompson
Hillsboro
Federalsburg
Greensboro
Preston
Hobbs Social Event and Local Updates
A vanity social and music night is planned at the Hobbs parsonage this Friday March 12 with a silver door offering. The Hobbs Manufacturing Company began factory work last Tuesday evening for berry cups and timber and staffing look strong. Florence E Seeders celebrated her fourteenth birthday with friends last Saturday afternoon. Gladys Price and Jessie Bailey of Dover stayed with Elizabeth Billing en route home. Thursday evening’s bazar at Andersontown raised 53 dollars from a 365 total and drew a large crowd. Mrs Flinn reports almond and orange orchards blooming in Mesa Arizona. Pipsies moved out Monday morning after a full Sunday attendance. Rural Carrier Howard suffered a grip attack requiring a physician on Sunday. Mr Hiram Adams of near Bloomery visited his aunt Mrs Julia Adams in Hobbs last Tuesday. Mrs F P Stafford of the Western Shore recently visited Hobbs relatives. Since railroad fare increased, passenger traffic has fallen. Some lower Caroline farmers have secured German help. Mr Edgar Stafford has gone to Wilmington and Philadelphia. Mr T H Towers family has been sick recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs
Hobbs Manufacturing Company
Florence E. Seeders
Gladys Price
Jessie Bailey
Dover
Elizabeth Billing
Andersontown
Flinn
Mesa
Arizona
Howard
Hiram Adams
Near Bloomery
Julia Adams
F. P. Stafford
Western Shore
Lower Caroline
Edgar Stafford
Wilmington
Philadelphia
T. H. Towers
Modernizing farming urged as key to future success
Preston hears a farmers institute talk stressing the need for science and soil study to boost welfare and profits. It warns slipshod farming is ending, market demands rise, and only the best educated growers will feed growing populations. Also noted are church prayer meetings, millinery travel, a Woman's Club entertainment, and a town embroidery club formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Methodist Church
Norman Ledman
Mary Parker
Virginia
Elbert Douglas
Woman's Club
Adamsville School Honor Roll and Local Notices
Adamsville report for the month ending February 26 lists honor roll members Lena Torbert Myrtle Burris Howard Williamson Herbert Green James Dougherty Addie Thorp Agnes Ziehman Matilda Heine Mary Baker Cora and Martha Ziehman Frank May Clarence Walter Edna Lizzie Breeding and Fred Johnson. Perfect attendance went to Herbert Green and Hubert Evans. Attendees at a Harrington teachers' meeting were Miss Susie Donovan and Mrs Estelle Reynolds. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Walton Dukes and Mr Roland Dukes of Concord with Mrs Margaret Breeding. Citizens report improving health among nearby residents and note Ernest Nenneman recovering from pneumonia illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamsville
Lena Torbert
Myrtle Burris
Howard Williamson
Herbert Green
James Dougherty
Addie Thorp
Agnes Ziehman
Matilda Heine
Mary Baker
Cora
Martha Ziehman
Frank
May
Clarence
Walter
Edna
Lizzie Breeding
Fred Johnson
Hubert Evans
Susie Donovan
Estelle Reynolds
Harrington
Walton Dukes
Roland Dukes
Concord
Margaret Breeding
Ernest Nenneman
Minnie Hughes
Clara Smith
Denton
Walton Owens
Bridgeville
Clara Coulter
Greenwood
Wrights Highlight Local and Baltimore Travel Part 1
Mississtelle Wright and School Commissioner Mrs W M Wright were in Denton Monday. Mr W M Wright spends several days in Baltimore this week. Mrs J R Wright was in Baltimore several days this week. Mr J Phillips Wright was in Bridgeville Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississtelle Wright
W. M. Wright
Denton
Baltimore
J. R. Wright
J. Phillips Wright
Bridgeville
Ridgely News Column Highlights Local Deaths and Events
Mrs. Mary A. James, 69, dies at son-in-law James W. Harrison’s Ridgely home after tuberculosis. Funeral at home with Elder T. F. Iter. interment Ridgely cemetery. H. M. Laird, 76, dies at son Harry’s home. funeral by Rev. W. E. Habbart. interment Ridgely cemetery. Opperman returns from movable agricultural schools. Porter's son Floyd injured by horse kick but recovery hopeful. Play at primary school teased as The Enchanted Wood. Fourth quarterly M E Church conference held. local visits and moves noted. Poultry farm incubates 12,000 eggs. teachers’ gathering. missionary service next Sunday. milk route discontinued. various local visits and outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. James
James W. Harrison
Ridgely
James
Queen Anne's
J. W. Harrison
T. F. Iter
J. K. Crouse
J. W. Arnold
J. P. Holsinger
A. C. Reber
D. BP. Biolsinger
Henry Wise
H. M. Laird
Hany Laird
Frank Laird
Alice Bennington
J. M. Haymaker
Harry
W. E. Habbart
M. E. Church
C. N. Opperman
Opperman
Sull Pond
Hampstead
Principia
Mt. Airy
Price's Station
Arnold
Jr. Watt
Win
Summit
Mildred Seward
M. E
Henry Wagner
Lora Lynch
Cambridge
Annie Lynch
Hickman
Hillsboro Social Notes Include Church Gathers and Visits
Captain A. D. Branford left Monday to resume work on the Baltimore to Den boat. The Ladies Aid Society of the M F Church met at Miss Margaret C Jarrells Thursday afternoon. The Episcopal Guild was entertained by Mrs H Lay Beaven Thursday. Rev and Mrs J W Grubb of Sadlersville are guests of Mr and Mrs J L Beauchamp. Mr Ralph B Thompson of St Louis Mo spent weekend with relatives in town. Mrs H W A Rawe and children visited relatives in Goldsboro last week. Mrs E L Thompson returned from an extended visit in Chester Pa. Mr and Mrs C T Sauer entertained at cards last Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. F
Margaret C. Jarrell
Guild of the Episcopal Church
Irs
H. Lay Beaven
J. W. Grubb
Sadlersville
J. L Beauchamp
Ralph B. Thompson
St. Louis
H. W. A. Rawe
Goldshore
E. L. Thompson
Chester
C. ‘Ti. Sauer
Ghestnut Grove Lemon Social at Sullivan Home
A lemon social at Mr. and Mrs. Luther Sullivan’s on Tuesday drew a large crowd and raised nearly seven dollars. Guests included Miss Minerva Wilson, Miss Marguerite Wilson, Miss Mary Everngain, Mr. Frank Adams, and Mr. Walter Everngan. Next Thursday’s debate asks if war is a greater evil than temperance. The Mite Society meets next Tuesday at Concord parsonage. Trinity visits noted. Fred Robinson recovers from illness. Mrs. Harrison Trice suffers appendicitis. subscription urged for the JOURNAL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Ethel Culver
Ernest Brown
Trinity Friends
Fred Robinson
Harrison Trice
Marydel Fourth Quarterly Conference Report Notes Growth
Marydel charge held its fourth quarterly conference with Dr Watt presiding. Rev W Miller McCann to return next year. Highlights include 141 conversions, 813 funerals preached, 20 baptized, about $200 spent on improvements, the circuit debt free. Appointments include stewards and class leaders, Ladies Aid, and district officers. The report, new members, and upcoming events are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marydel
Marydel M. FE
Watt
W. Miller McCann
Maryidel
Templeville
Tlartley
Thomas
Harry Smith
AV. Miller McCann
Miss Cooper
Purnell
Wilmington
Anti- Saloon League
Henry Davis
Howard Heather
Philadelphia
Kate Heather
A. F. Heather
Thomas Heather
Cheswald
Delaware
James Scotten
New York City
Epworth League Ice Cream and Box Social Planned
The Epworth League schedules an ice cream and box social for Tuesday evening March 6th in Peters Hall with a rain contingency for Wednesday. Ladies are asked to bring boxes and young men to carry full pockets. Clergy Rev Marion W Marine preached to Tecumseh Tribe No 43. Red Hawk Tribe No 52 was also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Peters Hall
Marion W. Marine
Red Hawk
Socials Tipton area notes and visits
Mr and Mrs Clifford Sfyrons and little nephew William Robinson of Wilmington hosted a Sunday gathering. Misses Ola Clara and Ethel Faulkner, Alice Rose, and Messrs John Holden Lawrence James and Harald Faulkner were hosted by Mr and Mrs Joseph Gsell. Alice Rose and Margaret Gsell stayed with the Gsels. Howard Faulkner and John Swift visited Greensboro friends. Samuel Cohee of Marydel visited Mr Joseph Gsell Wednesday. Norman Seward and brother Irvin spent Sunday with Clifford Hyrons. Jane Faulkner spent Thursday night with Grace Seward. Jatin Halden visited his cousin Kennard Shults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Sfyrons
William Robinson
Wilmington
Ola
Clara
Ethel Faulkner
Alice Rose
John Holden
Lawrence James
Harald Faulkner
Joseph Gsell
Margaret Gsell
Clifford Hyrons
Howard Faulkner
John Swift
Greensboro
Samuel Cohee
Marydel
Norman Seward
Irvin
Clifford Fhyrons
Jane Faulkner
Grace Seward
Jatin Halden
Kennard Shults
Queen Anne Social Notes Mention Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Oscar Briscoe and children return from two weeks in Nastan New York and Philadelphia. The Tri County Literary Society schedules a March meeting with Edna Morgan and Virginia Mays as featured speakers. Miss Morgan and Miss Mays visit Salisbury area friends. Mrs Elizabeth Lightner and Mrs J L Dashiell visit Baltimore. Mrs J W Grubb from Sadlersville visits Mrs S J Barton and Mrs D H Knotts. The Ladies Aid was entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs G R Mays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Anne
Oscar Briscoe
Nastan
New York
Philadelphia
Tri-County Literary Society
Edna Morgan
Virginia Mays
Salisbury
Elizabeth Lightner
J. Il. Dashiell
Baltimore
J. W. Grubb
Sadlersville
S. J. Barton
Hf. Knotts
Ladies’ Aid
G. R. Mays
Greensbor o News Matters
Young Mr. Lord now studying for the ministry led the Sunday class and opened the service. Waino Kauppi performed a cornet solo. Rev. Dr. Watt preached and held quarterly conference. Numerous social visits and festival notes follow including a tenth wedding anniversary, Lyceum success with many guarantors, and several regional visors and attendees from Cambridge Philadelphia Ridgely and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rebecca
Ridgely
Charles Jarrell
Charles
Near Town
Estate of Joseph Everngam in litigation over trust and proceeds
The Circuit Court fourth suit clarifies that a trust existed for William J. Everngam to collect real estate purchase money and personal funds for the parents support and to divide remaining assets among three children. Proceeds already distributed or deposited, with $2,200 plus bank interest held in trust, are addressed to honor the decedent’s wishes and minimize administration costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Medford Everngam
Circuit Court
William J. Everngain
Orphans’ Court
Peter T. Everngam
T. Alan Goldsborough
Wm. J. Everngam
Mary L. Brown
Jacob O. Brown
Joseph M. Ever
Joseph
Peter
Wmn. J. Everngain
Card of Thanks from Mrs Allen Rickards
I wish to thank all the kind friends who contributed in so many ways their sympathy and help in my present bereavement.
Runaway boys feared in Federalsburg woods and river chase
A Federalsburg letter reports searches by car and on foot for three boys Joseph Miller Jr aged eleven Haslewood Spicer thirteen and Joseph Slater after they were last seen by Harrison ferry. They are said to be armed with revolvers and 190 cartridges and were traveling from Dorchester near Brookview. Meanwhile Pittsburgh church affairs note Rev Charles M Elderdice to move to Second Methodist Protestant Church with 204 conversions 105 accessions 12000 raised a new Sunday school room and self support. A freak pig with two heads three eyes two tails eight feet draws attention from a local farm. William Andrews' farm hosts the two headed pig exhibition at a drug store. Real estate and banking notes include Tra Williamson planning a new general store and Philetus Jefferson chosen cashier at First National Bank with John N Wright Jr as teller. J J Frampton has groundwork for a Goslin lawn dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg
Nanticoke
Joseph Miller, Jr
Joseph Miller
Haslewood Spicer
Harry S. Spicer
Joseph Slater
Harrison’s Ferry
Journal
Dorchester
Brookview
Charles M. Elderdice
Pittsburgh
Second Methodist Protestant Church
Elderdice
Second Church of
Wmn
Tra Williamson
R. W. Messenger
Academy
Main Streets
First National Bank
Philetus Jefferson
John N. Wright, Jr
J. J. Frampton
Goslin
Salisbury Pleads Guilty to Mail Fraud Scheme
George R. Salisbury was sentenced by Judge Rose in Baltimore to two years and six months in federal prison in Atlanta for using the mails to further a fraud. R. I. D. Robertson of Newport News accused Salisbury after Salisbury sought a secretary for his sales department and offered stock in a proposed Easton company named Inez Manufacturing Company. The case notes Salisbury as president with capital listed as 2,500,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Easton
Robertson
Inez Manufacturing Company
George R. Salisbury
Social Gallery at Woodenhawk Hosts and Guests
Local listings note visits and hospitality as Mr and Mrs John Hignutt entertained guests last Thursday. Among guests were Mrs Julia Camper and son Frank from Preston and Mrs Ella Frazier with daughter Daisy of Williston. Other visits include the Zotts, Adams, Pritchetts, and Hignatt family connections with towns such as Wilmington Georgetown and Concord mentioned. farmers discuss spring planting and residents report illnesses while gipsies camp nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hignutt
Julia Camper
Frank
Preston
Ella Frazier
Daisy
Williston
George Zott
Fred Zott
Todd's Chapel
Mary Adams
Fountain
Hubbard
Concord
Edward Pritchett
Emmanuel Pritchett
Rose Hignatt
Wilmington
American Corner Sunday School Reorganizes Tomorrow
The Sunday School will be reorganized tomorrow morning with good attendance hoped for. There will be preaching at the usual hour. A sick list update notes Mrs. H. T. Roop and son, Mrs. Jane Harper, and Mrs. Hammond are better. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roop return from Denton after visiting their son here. Mr. Harry Sullivan and Miss Grace Wood visited her parents in Talbot. Mr. Oscar Nichols bought a new Dodge from Shannahan & Wrightson. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beauchamp were guests of Mrs. Bell Beauchamp Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Roop
Jane Harper
Hammond
Joseph Roop
Denton
Harry Sullivan
Grace Wood
Talbot
Oscar Nichols
Shannahan & Wrightson
Smithville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Misses Myrtle Abbott and Claudia Thomas of Cambridge visited friends Mr and Mrs Charlie Scott and their young son. Sunday guests were Mr and Mrs Calvin Scott. Monday visitors were Mr and Mrs Joseph Parker of Bridgeville to Mr and Mrs Wm Parker, who has been ill with the grip for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
Myrtle Abbott
Claudia Thomas
Cambridge
Charlie Scott
Little Son
Calvin Scott
Joseph Parker
Bridgeville
Wm. Parker
Palmer to Speak on Peace Day at Third Haven Meeting House
Hon A Mitchell Palmer a Pennsylvania congressman will address Peace Day on March 11 at Third Haven Meeting House Talbot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mitchell Palmer
Congress
Pennsylvania
Third Haven
Talbot
Orphans Court approves numerous administration actions
Judges Clark Rawlings and Stevens presided as the Orphans Court acted on numerous administration matters. Letters of administration were granted or approved for Laura A. Longfellow and others, with bonds filed, creditors notices ordered, and appraisers appointed. Guardian and executor accounts were reviewed and passed, with sales and distributions authorized as read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark, Rawlings and
Stevens
Orphans’ Court
Laura A. Longfellow
Thomas H. Longfellow
Robert Bartlett
John I. Clark
Duncan L. Noble
Mirza Jane Noble
Jacob J. Noble
Charles B. Harrison
John ©. Stafford
James Dew
Alexander Mott Waviland
Edward FE. Nuttle
Isabelle F. Turpin
Edward E. Goslin
Margaret Travers Davidson
Nancy Dorsey
John R. Dorsey
George W. Dukes
George M
Lucretia Ross
Jacob Ghingher
Araminta V
Mary E. Camper
Minnie JL
Sarah May Camper
William H. Nuttle
William B. Nuttle
Bruce G. Stevens
William D. Abler
Mary Virginia Stevens
Nettie V. Wheeler
Thomas H. Robinson
Hettie Robinson
Fannie Blackburn
Harry S. Dailey
Henry C. Powell
Helen G. King
Florence Scotton
Lizzie B. Harris
William J. Murphy
William T. Wright
Alonzo E. Gardner
Agnes H. Gardner
A. J. Messick
J. Frank Ledman
Frederick W
Walter M. Fountain
Zebdial Fountain
William W. Murphy
William Murphy
Henry T. Nuttle
John F. Kelley
Annie E. O'Day
George W. O'Day
Charles J. Alford
Irene Alford
Annie E. O' Day
Elizabeth C. Dukes
Isaac L. Dukes
Luther W. Jewell
Isabella Jewell
Sallie M. Cohee
William H. Cohee
Marion Garvey
Jacob Garvey
Denton National Bank
Templeville Community Notes Show Porch Additions And Visitors
Templeville reports William Kinnamon adds a porch to his home and Knotts and Davis will build a porch and cement walk at the millinery store. Bowen mansion prepped for removal and plans for a restoration hall on the Perkins lot. Local residents host visitors from Marydel, Sachlersville, Muncie, and Philadelphia. Several couples and young people attend Chautauqua and visit relatives in Baltimore and Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kinnamon
Knotts and Davis
Milliney
Bowen
Perkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
G. J. Jopp
Read Nichols & Co
W. J. Blackiston
Courtland W. Roe
Smith & Walls
Everngain
G. E. Edgar
Christ Church
Reuben Garey
Edward EE. Nuttle
T. Pliny Fisher
R. K. Lewis
Belair
A. W. Sisk
Denton Auto Company
Milton Lynch
Easton Hospital
Mr. Gantt
G. EF. Edgar
John EH. Beauchamp
Perryville
W. J. Wright
Wright
Fountain Hios
Lekman
Alan Goldsborough
Harry Richardson
Philip C. Matthews
Mite Society
Harris Chapel
Walter Downes
George H. Hall
Milford
Miller
Thomas W. Miller
Chicago
Court of Appeals
Horsey- Wondward
Horsey
Oscar Clark
Appellee
Woodward
Alfred Kemp
James Larramore
New Bridge
Charles L. Leach
Leach &Thomas
Messrs
Wesley I. Breeding
C. S. Starkey
T. B. Starkey
Norman Faulkner
Furman's Grove
Dr. Littleton
Great Council
Dentonians
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Ridgely News
A. D. Branford
Laramore
Goldsboro
J. Ty Treeding
Anna Lynch
Geraldine Lynch
Edna Maloney
Mary Noble
ST. A. Cleaves
Clayton
Delmar
J. W. Maloney
Davidson
Ida Fountain
William Croll
Blanche
Roland Fisher
Felton
FE. M. Peters
Edinburgh
Greensboro News Matters
J. W. Gruwell
Dawson
Edith Dill
Clayton Jarman
Eben Hughes
Sesson
W. PF. Dawson
St. Pauls M. J. Church
J. Smith Longfellow
N.C
A. P. Prettyman
St. Paul's
Mollie Longfellow
J. T. Clark
Kemp Newnam
Lynch
Cordova
Alvin Prettyman
James Swann
Leah Ginn
the Plains
Mildred Ginn
Cornelius West
Withington
Rey. A
Prettyman
Billy
Dean and Foreman
Fannie Bernard
Mary Jackson
Everngam Estate Litigation
Mrs. Allen, Rickards
Woodenhawk
Bessie Adams
E. W. Adams and Brothers
Georgetown
Ola Chaffinch
Elma
Martha Tiley
Evelyn Elrick
Fred Beauchamp
Bell Beauchamp
D. T. Richards
Henry Steele
James Clark
Muncie
Indiana
Walton Jones
Clawson Jones
Sachlersville
Gurney Knotts
Ethel Sparks
Wm. Sparks
Emma McKnott
Pearle Cooper
Win. L
Isaac Moore
Olive Smith
Crumpton
Miss Marle Hall
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