Easton National Bank: a 1805 founding and steady growth
Easton National Bank began in 1805 at Washington and Goldsborough Streets and has since served as a stabilizing force in local business and finance. It highlights FDIC coverage, long leadership, and notable executives including James Dixon as president, with Robert Weary as vice president and William F. Grace as cashier.
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Easton
Easton National Bank
Washington and
Goldsborough Streets
United States
James Dixon
Robert Weary
William F. Grace
Mr. Dixon
Robert Dixon and Son, Inc
Coal, Lumber and Insurance
Spring and Jump Give Full Time to Company Easton
Variety is a leading element in modern business and boosts R. R. Spring’s coal and grain firm on South Aurora Street. The business offers Blue Coal and several soft coal grades and ships grain to a nationwide clientele. Brady Jump directly manages the firm bringing long experience and modern methods. Spring helped plan the original operation after partnering with Easton Milling Company. he belongs to Talbot County Country Club.
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Easton
R. R. Spring
Aurora Street
Spring
Brady Jump
Jump
Times
Easton Milling Company
Talbot County Country Club
Faulkner Seeks Continued Court Clerk Role in Talbot County
Easton reports Thomas J. Faulkner, clerk of circuit court, earns praise from associates and the public for steadfast service and adapting to modern needs. Serving a second four year term, he was elected in 1980 as a Democrat and is well known in Talbot County politics. Faulkner runs Tilghman Island merchandise store and supports local clubs while maintaining long-time community ties.
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Talbot County
Faulkner
Tilghman’s Island
A. M
Shrine
B. P
Ellis
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St. Michaels Yacht Club
Seth Named Tax Collector for St Michaels Since 1925
Public and officials praise Robert L. Seth for trusted service as Tax Collector elevated in 1925 by the Town Commission. He has modernized collections while serving eight years as secretary and treasurer of the Utilities Commission after a term as sheriff beginning in 1924.
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ST. Michaels
Robert L. Seth
Seth
The
Utilities Commission
Talbot County
Coulbourne and Jewett Seafood Firm Shines In Region
Coulbourne and Jewett, a 35 year old seafood packing firm, leads with William H. T. Coulbourne and Fred S. Jewett guiding operations for an international clientele. Oysters are packed and shipped across the United States and Canada along with soft shell crabs herring and herring toe. The busy season sees about 200 workers across departments and the firm is active in food packers associations and fraternal orders.
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ST. Michaels
Coulbourne and Jewett
William H. T. Coulbourne
Fred S. Jewett
United States
Canada
Messrs. Coulbourne and
Jewett
Food Packers Associations
Talbot
Caroline
Dorchester Counties
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Chief LeCompte Commended for Decade of Service
The St Michaels report lauds Chief Le Compte for head of police for ten years and 16 years as Town Engineer. He is described as fearless, faithful, and thoroughly knowledgeable, with residents noting added security since his 1925 appointment.
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ST. Michaels
Romey le Compte
le Compte
William H. Carter Jr Qualified For Post
CENTREVILLE William H Carter Jr Clerk of Circuit Court and businessman has earned broad support for his duties since December. A New Deal Democrat elected to office he has shown thorough service and dedication in handling the court's many duties and keeping firm to high standards of public service.
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Centreville
William H. Carter, Jr
Carter and Yates
Church i
Carter
Jane
Variety Watchword At Seiter's Bakery
EASTON Unique in its wide variety of service and regarded as an institution here, the bakery of Fred Seiter on Dover Street has applied itself to providing the best bread rolls buns pies cake and other bakers products for residents of the city and environs. In seven years the establishment has attained its present place of consequence and gained recognition that many businesses do not attain in twice this period. Wholesale and retail service adds further to the importance of the enterprise and provides a wider scope with its far famed output. Mr. Seiter is a veteran baker. He became identified with the trade 20 years ago and has won the patronage of townspeople. Parties and banquets rely on the catering service which supplements the activity of Seiter's bakery. Mr. Seiter is a member of the Business Men's Association.
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Easton
Fred Seiter
Dover Street
Seiter
Business Men’s Association
Assignee's Sale of Valuables in Caroline County Maryland
Public auction in Denton Maryland by W Brewster Deen as assignee under a 1920 mortgage from Harvey M Parrott and Mabel Parrott to Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Denton. Four parcels total include 105 acres with timber, multiple neighboring deeds, a dwelling with outbuildings, and two smaller lots. terms 1/3 cash, balance in two installments or all cash. title at purchaser expense.
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Harvey M. Parrott
Mabel Parrott
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Denton
Maryland
W. Brewster Deen
Liber L.B.T
Caroline County
Bethlehem
State Road
James A. Parrott
Mary E. Parrott
Walter H. Parrott
James T. Parrott
Samuel Hopkins
Providence Road
Hog Creek Millroad
Patrick
Harvey L. Cooper
Harvey M. Parrott Hedring
Cooper
Blair Town
Liber J. K.S
Smith's Emporium at Easton Sport Center
Smith's Emporium in Easton Sport Center has become a local beacon for recreation and entertainment, featuring three bowling alleys, a billiard tournament with 28 players, and a soda fountain serving Crane's ice cream. Cleveland S. Smith, a Denton native and Arcade Theatre officer, also serves as Rotary Club member in Easton.
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Cleveland S. Smith
Smith
Crane
Talbot County
Smith’s
Arcade Theatre
Denton
Rotary Club
Fire Chief Marshall Has 52 In Command
EASTON Fire Chief Kemp Marshall leads a 53 man volunteer Easton Fire Department praised for leadership and modern apparatus knowledge. Elected to command in January, he previously served as Forest Warden and earned broad respect from comrades and the public. Chief Marshall is a member of the I.O.O.F.
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Robert Kemp Marshall
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