Social and Personal Notes From Denton Club March
The Denton Community Club held its March meeting at the clubrooms appointing committee chairs for each month to raise funds. Twenty one new members were welcomed. A St Patrick’s social is planned for March 16 at Mrs J Virgil Moore’s home with a committee chaired by Mrs Wilmer Parker featuring a music program and refreshments to benefit the club. Other items include marriages engagements and travel of residents, with notes on hotel stays and local families visiting or hosting guests. Dr Charles F Davidson and Mrs Barbara Frick Chamberlaine honeymoon in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Community Club
J. Virgil Moore
Wilmer Parker
Frank L. R. Nuitle
D. W. Davis
James Thawley
Carrie Griffo
McCleary
Willard Sparklin
Federalsburg
Anna Byrd
Washington
Norfolk
Sparklin
Silas Sparklin
Halt Construction Company
Clara M. Black
Denton
Baltimore
Pacific Coast
California
Regon
M. Barton Merrick
Marjorie Lloyd
Arthur Clifton Bushey
Charles F. Davidson
Eastern Shore
Barbara Frick Chamberlaine
Easton
Florida
A. L. Nichols
Wilson M. Tyler
Charles L. Jarrell
Greensboro
Pippin
Second Street
J. Atwood Todd
Anderson
University Hospital
Frank A. Redden
Mark H. Smith
Cambridge
M. Duke Smith
M. W. Hughes
Wilmington
R. Boone Beauchamp
Henry Morgan
William E Bullock
Hobbs
W. F. Bullock
Elizabeth Bullock
James Morgan
L. Webster
East New Market
Emma Bullock
Harrington
Ella Carter
Cornelius Deweese
Denton Gun Club Hosts First Post-Reopen Shoot
Shooters from Salisbury Bridgeville Harrington Warton Greensboro Ridgely and Denton took part in the Denton Gun Club’s first shoot on the new field. Wesley E Thawley led the Caraline marks men with 46 of 50. Denton beat Bridgeville 210 to 1947 in team play. Prize winners include Mark Cooper and G A Hill in A and B classes, with other class winners noted. Next shoot set for March 16 at 3 p m for beginners and new members, 25 targets across three classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Bridgeville
Harrington
Warton
Greensboro
Ridgely
Denton
Wesley E. Thawley
Caraline
F. B. Nuttle
A. O. Saulsbury
E. K. Hoch
Lewis Dukes
Caroline to Join Farm Bureau Meeting In Court House
Farmers gathered at the Court House on Saturday afternoon to form a Caroline branch of the national Farm Bureau. State organizer O Z Remsberg explained the group’s aims and a preliminary organization was formed. A membership drive starts in a few weeks. The bureau, active in many states, plans wide expansion and bulk crop marketing. Membership costs ten dollars with portions allocated to local, state, and national treasuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Farm Bureau
Court House
National Farm Bureau
O. Z. Remsberg
American Farms Bureau
Bureau
Focal
Sheep-Raising Ranking on the Eastern Shore
Caroline county ranks seventh in sheep farming on the Eastern Shore with 4036 animals under government statistics. Only Wicomico and Somerset fall below Caroline as Queen Anne’s leads, followed by Talbot Kent Dorchester Worcester Cecil and Caroline in that order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Wicomico
Somerset
Queen Anne
Talbot
Kent
Dorchester
Worcester
Cecil
Hillsboro Social News and Local Movements
February attendance lists include Virginia Blades Elinor Knotts Russell Fleming Howard Knotts Emma Holland Francis Rowe Rumsey Mulliken Charlie Hammer Naomi Holland Mary Virginia Sher wood Bernard Pinder William Short Paul Seymour Hilda Seward Mary Louise Dodds Francis Short Mrs Howard Hopkins and daughter plan Parsons Kansas departure Mrs Hopkins longtime Hillsboro resident visitors Mrs Edgar Blades and daughter Virginia at Mrs William Helfritch Trappe Rev and Mrs Chamberlaine guests of Mr and Mrs G L Wilson dinner Mr R W Beaven family moved into former Hopkins house Ladies Aid Church gatherings Miss Louise Gray visiting Easton Miss Belle Connelly visiting Annie Jump I T Sparklin visiting Easton George B Stewart Baltimore visitor Mrs W B Sparks Marydel visit Miss Grace Collins Wilmington weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro School
Virginia Blades
Elinor Knotts
Russell Fleming
Howard Knotts
Emma Holland
Francis Rowe
Rumsey Mulliken
Charlie Hammer
Naomi Holland
Mary Virginia Sherwood
Bernard Pinder
William Short
Paul Seymour
Hilda Seward
Mary Louise Dodds
Francis Short
Howard Hopkins
Henry Owings
Parsons
Kansas
Hopkins
Hillsboro
Edgar Blades
Virginia
William Helfritch
Trappe
Chamberlaine
Denton
G. L. Wilson
R. W. Beaven
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. W. B. Rowe
M. E. Church
Louise Gray
Wesley Thawley
H. Lay Beaven
Guild
Belle Connelly
Easton
Annie Jump
I. T.sparklin
George B. Stewart
Baltimore
W. B. Sparks
Marydel
Grace Collins
Wilmington
C. K. Swartz
Methodist Church
Miss Swartz
New York
Alaska
Wheatley
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Aid
C. W. Jackson
Collins Thomas
Reformed Church
J. D. Davis
Gilbert Swann
Ladies’ Aid Society
Norman Wilson
Lawrence Lynch
A. G. Saulsbury
Nyoda
Hasty Laird
T. A. Smith
Smith
Laird
Catherine McElwaine
Haymaker
Pitsburg
Methodist Sunday School
Howard Holsinger
Tuckahoe Neck
H. L. Holsinger
Anderson Redden
Rebecca Swing
Jenkintown
Beechwood School
E. E. Krauss
Mardella Springs
W. R. Frampton
Mamie Smith
Alice Flounders
Anna Jump
Temple
Albert Saulsbury
Irma Imler
George Imler
Elmira
N. Y
Melvin Wheatley
Melvin E. Wheatley
Lee Noble
Cambridge
J. M. Swing
William Cooper
Marcus Hook
Keating Dever
Parksley
Charles L. Hobbs
Samuel Bear
John Applebaum
A. L. Russell
Leland
Newark
Westcott Porter
Marcus Hoo
Ed. Carter
South
David Swing
Billy Raleigh
John Hoffman
E. E. Pendleton
T. W. Jones
Robert Ey. Smith
Local Notices and Social Updates from Our Town
Mr. Fred Roe moved his family here and will mill for Mr. Jopp through the year. Robin Redbreast ushers spring before winter returns. frogs hide away. Langs from Henderson visited Mrs. Davis’s family. Mrs. Bertha Todd underwent gallstone surgery in Baltimore and eyes for a speedy recovery. Caroline charge holds fourth quarter conference next Tuesday. Williamson family visited Hartzell clan in Bridgeville. Willey visited sister Merriken in Federalsburg. Easter services planned with programs ordered. L H Thomas markets hats. Rev Betts attended Salisbury preachers meeting. Miss Dorothy Beaumont spent weekend near Ridgely. Mrs. Ricards visiting friends in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Roe
Roe
Jopp
Mr. Roe
Robin Redbreast
King Winter
Robins
Alston Lang
Laura Lang
Helen Comegys
Henderson
Sarah Davis
Bertha Todd
Baltimore
Caroline Charge
C. T. Williamson
Millard Hartzell
Bridgeville
E. M. Willey
Harry Merriken
Federalsburg
L. H. Thomas
A. W. Betts
Salisbury
Dorothy Beaumont
Ridgely
J. R. Ricards
Washington
Goldsboro Milk Station Looks Strong Amid Growth
The new milk station on the Eastern Shore showcases a Toledo Scales Co automatic weighing machine touted as top equipment. Milk supplies rise. farmers optimistic. The fourth quarterly conference meets Monday night with Rev. E L Woolf preaching at 7 30 pm marking his last Goldsboro visit per church law. Sunday School urged for absentees. School bazar planned Friday and Saturday for funds. Local visits and household notes include William J D Johnson of Snow Hill visiting sons in town and various residents' trips and entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mudd
Vaigque
Bessie Browne
North Second Street
Nuttle Milling Co
Denton
Thomas R. Green
Clayton Ice Co
Clayton
Del
W. C
R. Dennis
John R. Stack
Caroline County
Rochester
N. Y
Jonah N. Stack
Kelloge
W. H. Nuule
Public Athletic League
Caroline Board of Education
W. Towers Todd
A. Webster Todd
Cora H. Todd
Alva B
Wesley E. Thawley
Thawley
Maryland University Law School
G. T. Redden & Co
Sugar Corp
John R. Grammer
William Beasley
Bryn Mawr
Centreville
William D. Lucas
Ridgely
Preston High School
Saint Patrick
Caroline
Federalsburg M.E
Ridgley
Federalsburg
Hillsboro
Ernest Chew
William Johnson
Camden
N. J
Reyner, Jr
Thompson Dukes
Royster Guano Co
Baltimore
J. Boon Dukes
J. Kent, Dukes
Norwood
Levi Dukes
Talbot
John Hough
Smyrna
Toledo Scales Co
E. L. Woolf
William JD. Johnson
Snow Hill
Luther
George Johnson
Mary
Wilmington
J. Frank Lane
Nobte Jarrell
Charles Clark
Aid
Sunday School Times and Local Visits in Williston
Williston announces Sunday School times for the month with morning sessions on the first and second Sundays at half past ten and afternoon sessions on the third and fourth Sundays starting at two with preaching at three. A surprise birthday for Harry Cooper marks his fiftieth. O G Todd of Rochester, N Y, visited his parents W C Todd. Roland Thomas of Denton visited Mr and Mrs O G Hignutt. O M Hignutt traveled to Philadelphia this week on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cooper
O. G. Todd
Rochester
N. Y
W. C. Todd
Roland Thomas
Denton
O. G. Hignutt
O. M. Hignutt
Philadelphia
Death of Leonard Taylor in Harmony area noted
Mr Leonard Taylor, a retired farmer, died Tuesday at the home of his daughter Mrs Charles Layton near Harmony. Surviving children include Frank J Taylor of Cambridge and Mrs Lulu M Dieter of Philadelphia. Burial was in Landing Neck Cemetery, Talbot County, yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Taylor
Charles Layton
Harmony
Frank J. Taylor
Cambridge
Lulu M. Dieter
Philadelphia
Landing Neck Cemeery
Talbot County
Miss C Swartz to Speak at Methodist Home Missions
Miss C K Swartz deaconess will preach at the Ridgely Methodist Church next Sunday urging support for Home Missions. She has worked in New York Alaska and island territories and will share a compelling story at the parsonage on Saturday evening hosted by Mrs Wheatley.
Lower Cost of Tomato Production in Maryland
The University of Maryland Extension Service will lead a statewide effort to cut tomato production costs for canning by boosting yields per acre. Cecil County's cooperative plant bed at Chesapeake City produced 1 million plants, aiding 60 growers over 225 acres to average eight tons per acre versus county and state averages of 4 and 3.5 tons. Dr. Thomas B. Symons endorses expanding this plant-bed approach across Maryland counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland Extension Service
Cecil County
Chesapeake City
Thomas B. Symons
State College
Queen Anne church schedule and local notices
Dr E L Woolf will preach at St Pauls Sunday night at 730 and lead the fourth quarterly conference Monday at 11. This will be his last sermon as presiding elder. Ladies Aid met Mrs C W Rowe Tuesday afternoon despite the storm. Community Club plans a supper on the 17th. Dr Burdick spoke on athletics at Tri County High School. money raised to rent a field. Harris Chapel Sunday School and preaching drew a large crowd. Easter program set for Easter night at 730.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Woolf
Baltimore
St Paul's
Harris Chapel
E. H. Morgan
Howard Flowers
Walter Starkey
St. Paul's Sunday School
Political contests loom in Queen Annes politics
In Queen Annes a slate emerges for upcoming fall offices with candidates across state senate legislature clerk treasurer county commissioners sheriff states attorney and orphan courts names include Dr John R Benton H B W Mitchell W Irving Walker William R Wilson Dudley G Roe J H C Legg John Palmer Smith Eugene L Dudley Guerney Knotts Chas E Shawn Charles W Butler Harry C Butler Thomas Massey J Thomas Holland D Edgar Hurlock Luther Jewell John W Perry B Hackett Turner J Fletcher Rolph Robi W Thomas Anna A Skinner J Griffin Embert J Edward Stevens James F Boyles R H Lindwood Carter J Fred Carter Noble L Coppage Charles E Bishop Oliver C Newnam James Brown James A Quimby J Elmer Anthony Wm J Keith Thomas Massey John P Williamson Robert M Hopkins Charles T Tucker Richard T Earle M H B W Mitchell W Hopper Gibson Charles E Cannon John R Benton George A Hart John P Roe Samuel A Wallen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Benton
H. B. W. Mitchell
W. Irving Walker
William R. Wilson
Dudley G. Roe
J. H. C. Legg
John Palmer Smith
Eugene L. Dudley
Guerney Knotts
Chas. E. Shawn
Charles W. Butler
Harry C. Butler
Thomas Massey
J. Thomas Holland
D. Edgar Hurlock
Luther Jewell
John W. Perry
B. Hackett Turner
J. Fletcher Rolph
Robi
W. Thomas
Anna A. Skinner
J. Griffin Embert
J. Edward Stevens
James F. Boyles
R. H. Linwood Carter
J. Fred Carter
Noble L. Coppage
Charles E. Bishop
Oliver C. Newnam
James Brown
James A. Quimby
J. Elmer Anthony
Wm. J. Keith
John P. Williamson
Robert M. Hopkins
Charles T. Tucker
Richard T. Earle
Orphans’ Court
W. Hopper Gibson
Charles E. Cannon
George A. Hart
John P. Roe
Samuel A. Wallen
Eastern Shore Can Company elects directors at meeting
At a stockholders meeting in Hurlock Caroline county the Eastern Shore Can Company elected Walter M. Wright Elbert Douglas J P Harris H M Parrott Lawrence B Towers Robert Jarrell Jr J Rich ard Phillips Harry H Nuttle to the board. Other members include George W Woolford E Dale Atkins Russell P Smith C Guy LeCompte S O Neal Walter R Disharano Charles E Simpson and Victor Neal. A luncheon followed and Wright introduced speakers. The 1922 output was fifteen million cans with a 1923 outlook of twenty to twenty five million. a $10 000 warehouse was added at Hurlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore Can Company
Hurlock
Caroline
Walter M. Wright
Elbert Douglas
J. P. Harris
H. M. Parrott
Lawrence B. Towers
Robert Jarrell, Jr
J. Richard Phillips
Harry H. Nuttle
George W. Woolford
E. Dale Atkins
Russell P. Smith
C. Guy LeCompte
O. Neal
Walter R. Disharano
Charles E. Simpson
Victor Neal
Preston
Eastern Shore Trust Co
Caroline County
C. M. Freeman
Chamber of Commerce
Salisbury
Cassius M. Dashiell
Princesa Anne
W. C. Bradley
Third of Lenten Addresses At Episcopal Church
The Rev Mr Chamberlaine delivered the third Lenten address on Slow We Got Our New Testament. He traced Bible history from ancient writings to the printing presses, noting the Bible as a universal, ever clearer message through Hebrew Greek Latin and Anglo Saxon streams. He described papyrus origins and key manuscripts Codex Sinaiticus Vaticanus Alexandrinus and over four thousand others, detailing major translations from Peshitto Vulgate Wycliffe Tyndall to King James and later Revised Bibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Chamberlaine
Reading Nation
Divine Library
The
Nile
Egypt
Tischendorf
Mt. Sinai
Imperial Library
Petrograd
Vatican Library
Rome
British Museum
London
Jerome
Wycliffe
Tyndall
Death and local notices from Adams Cross Roads
Mrs James C White died at her Greenwood home last Monday and was buried Thursday. Floyd Smith, recently at Maryland University Hospital in Baltimore, has returned home. Arthur Hedburg came back home after weeks in the Blue Ridge Mountains for health. Miss Ethel Adams and brother Reese Adams visited Greenwood friends. Mrs John Adams hosted Miss Helen Morris of Greenwood. Mrs J C Adams remains very ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. White
Greenwood
White
Floyd Smith
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Arthur Hedburg
Blue Ridge Mountains
Ethel Adams
Reese Adams
John Adams
Helen Morris
J. C. Adams
Orphans' Court Proceedings Note Administrators Accounts
In Orphans Court Tuesday Judges West and Shawn heard accounts filed by John N. Wright the administrator of Samuel F Brodes estate and by John N Wright Jr administrator of Balsray Brodes estate for additional accounts and distributions Cora R Cook administratrix of Ferdinand Cook filed debts lists and a first partial administration account Subscribe for the JourNaL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans' Court
West and
Shawn
John N. Wright
Samuel F. Brodes
John N. Wright, Jr
Balsray Brodes
Cora R. Cook
Ferdinand Cook
Shore Transit Line starts Eastern Shore motorbus route
The Shore Transit Line opened a Salisbury to Claiborne service on two buses passing Mardela Sharptown Eldorado Brookview Rhodesdale Stur l ock Beulah Ellwood Lincoln Preston Bethlehem Easton Kirkman Royal Oak St Michaels and McDaniel with twice daily north and southbound trips. A future route will run from Murlock through Williamsburg Federalsburg Denton Goldsboro Greensboro and Church Hill, with Clai borene Salisbury cars linking at Easton to Wye Mills Chestertown and Rock Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Shore Transit Line
Salisbury
Claiborne
Mardela
Sharptown
Eldorado
Brookview
Rhodesdale
Sturlock
Beulah
Ellwood
Linchester
Preston
Bethlehem
Easton
Kirkman
Royal Oak
St. Michaels
McDaniel
Wye Mills
Church Hill
Chestertown
Rock Hall Ferry
Elkton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Local Social Notes From Laurel Grove and Surroundings
Laurel Grove residents share a Sunday visit with the Taylors near Harmony. Meed and Towers depart for New Jersey jobs. Fred Howard and Bernice Howard visit Sharptown relatives. Louise Hern from Sharptown visits Bernice Howard. Jesters family spends Saturday with Harry Majors. Willey family pauses with Roland Trice. Willie Cox of Choptank visits daughter in Denton area. Phillips of Denton visits her daughter, Fred Howard. James Hill calls on daughter, Roland Trice. Thomas Bradley listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Turner
Clayton
Raymond Williamson
Noble Taylor
Harmony
Ernest Meed
Orville Towers
New Jersey
Fred Howard
Bernice
Howard
Sharptown
Louise Hern
Bernice Howard
Henry Jesters
Harry Majors
Walter Willey
Burton
Roland Trice
Willie Cox
Choptank
George Kelley
Brantley Trice
William Edward
Denton
Phillips
James Hill
Thomas Bradley
Sugar Hoarding Caution Amid Price Fluctuations
The rising sugar price prompts hoarding, but advice urges buying only daily needs. Sugar stands at 93 cents per pound with a predicted rapid decline. market remains speculative and a break could occur soon. The Phillips Packing Company has contracted with Cambridge Tomato Growers for at least 500 acres of tomatoes at thirty cents per five eighths basket with weekly payments via manager A B Cochran. Residents along the line in Caroline and Dorchester push for completion of the Hynson Federalsburg State road, likely in the 1924 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Packing Company
Cambridge Tomato Growers’ Association
A. B. Cochrane
Cambridge
Caroline
Dorchester
Hynson,Federalsburg
Far mers to View Two Reels at Palace Tonight
Two reels of interest to farmers will be shown at the Palace Theatre tonight March 16 as part of the regular program. County Agent Thomas showed films at Ridgely for the Women's Federation including Precisely as Polly and Deserter Monkey. Federalsburg Grange and Ridgely Community Club events featured multiple titles such as The Legend of Corn Cra ter Lake and The History of the Telephone with Deserter Monkey and Gas and Fire among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Theatre
Thomas
Ridgely
Women’s Federation
Polly
Uneeda
Federalsburg
Getting Ready for the Fish Season on Choptank River
Shad fishermen along the Choptank river section prepare for the coming season with expectations of one of the best years in recent memory. The mild winter and light ice suggest plentiful shad after years of scarcity. Restrictions lifted postwar allow night fishing and broader areas, and many locals have launched boats and prepped nets, signaling a likely rise in fishermen.
Mrs Mary E Mowbray Dies at 83 in Preston
Mrs Mary E Mowbray aged 83 died Monday night at the home of her niece Mrs Maggie M Parker in Preston. Widow of James Mowbray of Dorchester county, she left no relatives nearer than nephews and nieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Mowbray
Maggie M. Parker
Preston
James Mowbray
Dorchester County
Church News From Lewes and Nearby Areas
Lewes Church commends Rev. W R Mowbray as he plans to leave the Dover district to resume pastorship. Other items note upcoming meetings of Ladies' Mite and Aid societies in Tuckahoe Neck and Queen Anne, Easton conference plans, Denton M E pulpit engagements, Taylor's Woods Chapel meetings, a March 15 chicken supper for minister support, and a Christ Church Guild bake sale in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Mowbray
Wilmington
Dover
Lewes Church
Christ Jesus
Lewes
Wilmington Conference
Ladies’ Mite Society
Thawley
M. P
Tuckahoe Neck
William Swann
Ladies’ Aid Society
Harris Church
J. A. Rood
Queen Anne
Easton Methodists
M. E
George W. Crabbe
Baltimore
Anti-saloon League of Maryland
Denton M. E
J. H. Straughn
D. D
Federalsburg M P. Church
Grove
J. W. Pitcher
Taylor's Woods Chapel
Preston
Bethlehem School House
Christ Church Guild
Denton Drug Company
Victory Notes Redemption Urged For Outstanding 1922 Issues
Secretary Mellon highlights nearly 90 million Victory Notes still outstanding bearing serial prefixes A to F and due for redempti on December 15, 1922. Interest ceased then, causing lost earnings. holders urged to redeem now or at optional redemption before May 20, 1923 at par plus accrued interest, via Federal Reserve Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon
Federal Reserve Bank
Military Camps Open For Maryland Pennsylvania Virginias Youth
The Third Corps Area announces 4800 young men from Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and the District of Columbia may join 30day free training camps starting June 26. Government pays all expenses including transport to and from camps. Three reservations serve Third Corps Area residents with Camp Meade for those without prior training and branches across coast artillery and air service selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
District of Columbia
Third Corps
Camp Meade
Field Artillery
Coast Artillery
Fort Monroe
Air Service
Langley Field
Maryland specialists on sweet potatoes and hogs
Specialists from the University of Maryland speak at the court house on Tuesday evening March 13 at 7 30 showing films Sweet Potatoes from Seed to Storage and Exit Ascaris. B E Carmichael will discuss breeding and management of hogs and present an informative film. All interested are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
University of Maryland
B. E. Carmichael
Carmichael
Ascaris
In loving remembrance of Caleb J Bowdle obituary
In loving remembrance of our father Caleb J Bowdle who died March 6 1920 Peaceful be thy silent slumber in thy grave so low Thou no more will join our number Yet again we hope to meet thee in heaven with joy to greet thee Sons and Daughters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb J. Bowdle
Ars
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the Local Department
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St. Patrick's Social
Mark Cooper
G. A. Hill
Goldsboro
Williston
Ridgely News
Queen Anne's
Mr. Chamberlaine
Adams Cross Roads
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Journal
the Shore Transit Lines
Laurel Grove
Mowbray
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