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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1919

Page

3

Shad capture noted and spring millinery sales opening

Wullston reports early week shad capture. Mrs. M. Quackenboss shows spring and summer millinery. Millinery openings announced at Mrs. I. S. Hallingsworth and Miss Anna Jump in Marydel. Calvin Spedden sold his farm near East New Market to O. W. Hubbard for 15700. Denton Cemetery Association stockholders to meet next Tuesday. Various local notices on auto injuries, road drives, church talks, plays at Parker's Theatre, and a farmers coppering buying club formation in Denton.

Wullston East New Market W. Hubbard Denton Cemetery Association Leslie Yeoman C. T. Wyatt Sunday School Workers of Concord Charse Concord Church Lizzie Dukes Ladies’ Art Society Church Anna Jump Marydel Virgil Moore Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Denton Splarelngth Crousé Parker's Theatre Warch Marguerite Clark Jack "Wedford Louise Huff Sandy Wyatt Luther F. Warner Maryland The Methodist Protestant Church Peninsular Church Extension Society William Bullock Blackiston Franklin Street Main

Social and Army Notes From Denton and Nearby

Army notes of interest describe visitors in Denton and events across the area. A Masonic Lodge banquet in Masonic Hall featured 190 guests, an ornate hall, the Denton Orchestra, and speeches by Rev Wyat and others. Marriage announcements include Miss Ruth Kemp and Mr Joe Death, with plans for travel after the ceremony. Local births, birthdays, visits, and road updates fill a broad social roundup with many named families and towns across Denton and surrounding communities.

Fighting Hog Cholera Lecture and Demonstration Plan

Dr GC C Cole of the Bureau of Animal Industry will lecture on hog care and cholera control at Harmony School House on Tuesday March 11 at 730 p.m. A follow up demonstration on farm disinfection will be held the next day at S Storey farm Harmony. Farmers may meet at Willis store at 2 p.m. The program targets farmers with cholera outbreaks and aims to disinfect premises to prevent a recurrence. Caroline county lost about 1500 dollars in hogs last year. Wheat 2.35, corn 33.

GC C. Cole Bureau of Animal Industry Harmony School House Cole S. Storey Harmony Willis Caroline County

Pea Planting, Fox Hunting, and Barn Erection Reported

Farmers prepare to feed English peas this spring. Fox hunting is popular in the area about twice weekly. Mr. Harry Lane is erecting a large barn on his farm near Zion. Monuments and enclosures are mentioned, with Short & Co. Denton Md as a reference.

Harry Lane Zion

Ridgely News Letter Seeks Updates On School and Community

The Home School Association met and heard reports from visiting committees about High and primary schools with praise and criticisms. Illness kept Prof Albert White from speaking. The page notes birthdays, a Bergdorfer entertainment, a Riley verse recreation, church notices, lectures, travels, and local illness updates, plus upcoming events and social gatherings.

Home School Association Albert White Pamary Evans Henry Wilkinson Burton Ridgelynes James Whitcomb Riley Griggsby’s Sam Methodist Sunday School Carroll Meredith Viola Jones

Funeral Held Near Town For Mrs W B Jarman

Funeral services were held at the deceased’s residence at 11 a m on Sunday with interment in Camden cemetery. Relatives Mr and Mrs Harvey Hutchins returned home in New Jersey after attending the funeral of Dan Hutchins. Miss Cora Pippin of Elkton returned to school after a weekend with her parents. Revival meetings continue with Rev Mr Stallings delivering sermons each night. The community notes residents gardening and young folks attending a Templeville social. The school children enjoy a new victrola delivered this week. Mrs John Shewbrooks is spending the week in Wilmington. The first shad of the season was served at Mr J F Spence’s home Sunday.

Greensboro Howard K. Pritchett Mass Antoinette Cannon Swepson Joseph Richter W B. Massey Michigan Raymond Rawlings Red Men's Hall Alvin Edwards Felton A. G Smith Railroad Avenue Frank Eaton Mass Elizabeth Centreville Josephine Moore Warren van Sant Bayard H. H. Moore Galena Que Denton Charles Rich Mabel Wilmington James Harrington West Joseph Orrell Josephine Massey Sadie Allen H. R Pritchett Fred Harrington J. C. Moore Lebanon Arthur W. Brumbaugh Baltimore Maud Pritchett Philadelphia C. H. Pippin Dover Luther Weaver J. WW. Swing Margaret Edna Detwiler M. HW. Thomas Bell Street First Avenue Wescott Porter Henry Wilkinson Samuel Bear Mary Laird J. J. Bunting Smyrna W. B. Jarman Town Camden Harvey Hutchins New Jersey Dan Hutchins Cora Pippin Elkton Leslie Pippin Stallings Templeville John Shewbrooks Margaret Andrews Luke Andrews T. F. Malloy Cordova Caroline County Talbot Andrews T. F. Milby J. E. Curry J. W. Morgan Easton J. E. Andrews Indianapolis WM. R. Andrews Matthews C. W. Andrews Greenmount Cemetery Hillsboro William J. Davis Federalsburg Joseph Davis Cabin Creek Delmarvin Lee Jefferson Davis Miss Todd R. W. Todd Philip Vonville 313Th Infantry France Fort McKenry Hospital Michael Roth New Cemetery Vanville Caroline Columbus Ohio James Turner T. O. Crouse Denton Cemetry Washington

Local social notes and church news from Caroline county

Mrs Margaret Simpson entertained in honor of her daughters with many local families attending the gathering. The Caroline Circuit met at Ames church voting a $100 salary increase for the pastor and endorsing his return. Various visits, visits to funerals, and social events populate the region with reopening evangelistic services planned for March 6 at Union M P Church. The piece ends with a theater advertisement for The Great Victory, Wilson or the Kaiser at Parker's New Theatre on March 20.

France Wilson Kaiser Hohenzllems Parker's New Theatre United States Germany Woodrow Wilson Wilhelm Hohenzollern Denton

Transfers of Real Estate in Denton and Federalsburg

The Clerk of the Court lists numerous transfers including Benjamin F. Cohee et al to Janes H. Pollard and wife for two West Denton lots. Isaac T. Fleetwood to Wim. E. McWilliams for 133 acres. Malom F. Downey to Wilmer Webber for a Greensboro lot. and many more across Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth districts. Amounts range from 75 to 36,500 with multiple parcels and Federalsburg properties noted. Also mentions a death bereavement thanks and subscription appeal for the Journal.

Benjamin F. Cohee Janes HH. Pollard Denton Isaac T. Fleetwood Wim. E. McWilliams Malom F. Downey Wilmer Webber Greensboro T. Clayton Horsey James A. Willoughby Percy O. Hynson William E. Butler Et al Robinson C. Murphy Eighth H. L. Cooper John W. Funk Mary F. Conley Harry E Gambrill Federalsburg Fred K. Owens Isaac Trice Carne M. Bell Aaron K. Wrightson Harvey L. Cooper Willard C. Todd Thurman B. Harris John E. Webber Burrsville Robert L. Hicks Mary S. Spicer Ira J. Nichols Orland Patton Fred Noble Wright August M., Frase Edward H. Frase Frank M. Cuppett Chas. B. Thompson Carne M. Hassinger Martin P. Horner Preston James R. Charles Et al James F. Jester Charles M. Walker Geo. R. Nichols Samuel G. Nuttle Arlington Patton Reginal J. Hallowell Geo. A. McDaniel Wm.t. Eddington Alvin D. Fisher Jesse W. Porter Caleb J. Bowdle Wallis Wahe Engith John H. Dyer James H. Andrews Lawrence B. Towers Henretta Mattee Ida M. Clark Oliver _W. Spicer Wilbur J. Allen Lotta L. Knowles James H. Nichols Jas. T. Turner Eighth District Deborah A. Schaube Geo. E Deen Malcolm M. Luzader Wm. E. Scott Third District James E. Williamson Minne H. Davis Charles E. White Geo. E. White Fifth District Hazleton Stephen Toth Michel Roberton Carrott D. Elis M. M. Luzader Winon Redhead Frank S. Langrell George E. Smith Charles E. Schaub Eastern Shore Trust Company Clarence H. Turner Manning Meriken Elmer B. Blades Mary E. Jester Clayton Taylor Mionte Collison William Baynard Frederck H. Beauchamp Charles E. Lewis

Orphans Court Proceedings and Public Notices

Judges Liden Moore and Covey presided in the Orphans Court on Tuesday. Administrators and estates were heard on accounts and inventories. guardians appointed. notices to creditors published. Also articles urge veterans to switch to private insurance and outline Home Service guidance from the Red Cross. A film on The Great Victory showed at Parker's Theatre with two nightly performances. Dairyman meetings planned by the Inter-State Milk Producers Association. Road improvements discussed with the State Roads Commission. two miles of the Bureau to Harmony road and the Greensboro link to be completed this year.

Orphans’ Court Liden, Moore and Covey Georgia Cade Ilenry M. Cade Elisha D. Park Daniel W. Hutchins T. Alan Goldsborough J. Owen Knotts Charles W. Prettyman Charles R. Neal Sarah A. Neal Eastern Shore Trust Company Federalsburg John Elliott Noble Home Service Section Red Cross Home Service The J. Spencer Lapham Goldsboro Denton Law Building Lawrence B. Towers Nelson H. Fooks Burton Proctor Baltimore Rouch State Roads Commission Bureau and Harmony Greensboro Zouck Commission Wureau-Harmony

Sombre unbidden guest and other local deaths

The notice lists several Caroline county figures passing away, including Mrs. Margaret Andrews at 79 in Cordova, Mrs. Davis of Federalsburg, and Philip Vanville, plus James Turner and James Parrott. It notes their ages, origins, survivors, and funeral details, with brief life sketches and burial locations. A romance in Baltimore Corner ends in a return to a camp, a scuffle, and hospital treatment as the community reflects on county history during PTA events.

Goldsboro Baltimore Florida Greensboro Denton Delaware Andersontown Parr Easton Hospital Caroline County Parent- Teachers’ Association

Caroline County Seeks Enlistment Records for Red Cross

Caroline county requests families to send full records of drafted men who enlisted, including name, date and place of enlistment, company and regiment, to Harry A. Roe in Denton Maryland. The call extends to Navy enlistments and all county men in any service.

Caroline County Harry A. Roe Denton, Md The Red Cross Roe Navy Caroline

Also Mentioned on This Page

Denton Journal the Local Department Swepson J.richter White Sulpher Springs Antoinette Cannon George W. Luff EL. Fooks B., C. & A. Railway Co E. M. Nelson Hastings Salisbury Fooks Ae Ww. OW Wyatt Pick Ors Henry Doerr EH Z Zeigrer W. T. Morse Fred R. Owens R. M. Ravngh J. Alan Massey William T. Bradley J. Howard Pastorfield J. Frank Lane M. RK. Newnam T ©. Crouse Warren Hix Long George Martin M. Bates Stephens Bennett Todd and Mirs Williston Ruth Kemp Robert Henry Kemp Trappe Protestant Episcopal Church F. R Owens C. Leslie Walls J O Knotts H. Earle Smith P. R. Fisher T. F. Johnson W. Carroll Pastorfield J. Roland Chaffinch J. Kemp Stevens Helen Roe Anna Fisher Irene Wallace Annie Lewis Lewis Knotts May Kemp Harry Mulliken Bowdie Highley Leslie Walls J. O. Knotts Samuel Borden-Smith, Jr Frank A. Redden Mary Elizabeth Joseph H. Death Everett W. Martin Death Sifister James Wright F. J. Wright Frederck Towers T. Frederick Towers Charles FE. Miller Roland Spalota Austia Sailor Boys Roy C. Smith Fifth Avenue Alonzo Howard Marcus Hook Howard Wm. J. Craft Charles W. Roe Tuckahoe Neck Myra and Addie Davis Frank Adam Seaford C. Dawson Roe William T. Canton Ameta Cheezum Vienna Ww. T.A Bradley Susan Hoffman Thelma Everngam Mary F. Downes J. T. Richardson Linwood Cohee George W. Gain and Carney's Point N. J J. D. Bailey C. Webster Huffer Frederic O A. Carroll Ricards Noble Florence E. Seeders C. F. Willoughby Ridge St Mary County F. Willoughby T. L. Wooters William Wooters Hazel Davis Willoughby Ames E. M. Willey J. H. Merriken H. H. Nuttle W. T. Hignutt Wye Mills W. T. Benton Charles Statum Willis Poole J. R. Andrew Will Andrew Aaron Statum J. D. Booker Jacob Zears Grace Andrew Edith Andrew Sallie Jester Leahe Andrew Minnie Andrew William Andrew Walter Wilson Lacy Griffith Willie Towers Ollie Andreu Little Canada Short & Co Ridgely News Chostank J. F. Spence Burreville Margaret Simpson F. L. Hanson Edith Gretna Wilhelmina Starkey Herman Allen Susie Handy Howard Allen and Sons Cannon, del Mattie Smith Ira Adams Harrington Annie Sipple Dorothy Rachel M. Harvey Annie Raughley Sarah Breeding H. A. Porter Howard Hopkins Mary E. Raughley Alfred Raughley Wallace Hanson Walter Carlton George Legaman Caroline Circuit Ames Church Myra Phreegor Ray Disch Wyoming Messra. Otis Austine Stafford Lewis Slaughter John W. Thawley Crisfield Thawley John Nichols Clyde Styner Ashber John Paris Laura B. Paris Harris Parmis Ocean View Edith Graham Mardella Springs W. N Hickman Amos Layton Harvey Slaughter Lewis. Slaughter Ruth Harvey Miss Barlow Concord Baldwin Brooklyn New York Carroll Harvey Collison Lena Thawley Wesley Eliza Collins W. N. Conaway New York City Templevills Washington Jester Clarence Jester Isaac Moore James T. Knotts Sudlersville Roland Knotts Kate O. Knotts Dudley Moore Millington Moore Joseph Moore C. Faulkner George Leeds Viola Gurney Knotts W. N. Bowen Homer Benton Sadlersville Cooper Davis Samuel C. Faulkner Thomas Moore Pauline Nichols Mabel Turner Agnes Hignutt Ida W. Johnson E. Ochletree Greenwood W. W. Dukes W. R. Keel Emmett Hignutt Chestnut Grove C. J. Bowdle Thomas Taylor Annie ML. Taylor T. Sewell Noble Norman Ledman Helen McMahan William Vinton McMahan J. Ray Turner Leland Short Howard Pastorfield Home Service of the Red Cross D. H. Allebach Inter-State Milk Producers’ Association Goldsboro Station Queen Anne Station Tri County High School Avwspaper Alia
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