Denton Area Seeks Spring Deals And Local Notices
The Denton JOURNAL lists ads for cabbage plants and fine fruit, a box social at Andersonown school, and spring goods from Denton merchants. It notes government bond plans, sewer work on Sixth Street, and a Maryland Day marker. Shad season prep, disease reports, vehicle theft attempts, and a Caroline High School baseball schedule are included, plus a Parker Theatre benefit and local tailors previews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Short & Co
W. H. Nutle
Anderson Down School
Denton
Harding
Congress
Maryland
Potomac River
Sixth Street
Fifth Avenue
Everngain
M. Moses & Son
J. E. Nichols
S. G. Nuttle
H. [I Smith
Draper & Slaughter
New Bridge
J. L. Everngam
Pocomoke City
Delaware
Marion Baynard
Wim. Chambers
Andersontown
House of Correction
Willie White
Samuel Johnson
Federalsburg
Laurel Grove
Greensboro
Calvert C. Merriken
Holiness Campground
Caroline High School
Huffer
Neal
Clark
Carter
Pentz
Bye
Merriken
Brown
Draper
Norris
Calloway
Nowell
Tri-County
Queen Anne
Parker's New Theatre
Douglas McLean
Marriage of Dr Lane and Miss Harrison in Trainor
Miss Maud May Harrison of Marcus Hook formerly Ridgely wed Dr John L Lane of Rocky Mount North Carolina on Thursday March third at the Trainor Methodist parsonage. The ceremony was at seven in the evening with Rev H C Turner officiating. They left for Philadelphia then to North Carolina to settle on Arlington Terrace in Rocky Mount. Attendants were George Harrison and Lillian Harrison. A wedding supper followed at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud May Harrison
Marcus Hook
Ridgely
John L. Lane
Rocky Mount
North Carolina
Trainor
H. C. Turner
George
Lillian Harrison
Lane
Philadelphia
Arlingoon Terrace
L. B. Towers
University Hospital
Baltimore
Mary Straughn
Norman C. Straughn
Easton Hospital
H. H. Carroll
Chincoteague Island
Messrs
Ora A
William P. Carroll
Denton
J. Alda Jackson
Olin B. Wright
Preston
Ada Lavinia Stack
Federalsburg
Hall
Milford
T. Alin Goldsborough
C. T. Trazzare
Doris
Smyrna
Merritt Davis
Navy
Woman's Hospital
J. S. Raymond
Newark
Annie M. Lewis
Warrington
W. F. Phillips
Milton
Helen Selin
Walter Newcomer
California
H. Clay Hobbs
Queen Anne
Alfred Clark
Florida
M. Russum
Democratic nominees form lively county and state race
Mr Thomas H Everngam announces candidacy for Democratic nomination for county treasurer. He is a well known Eighth district farmer and was popular in the Legislature election four years ago. Attorney J Owen Knotts seeks the State Senate nomination and George A Deakyne Alda P Whitby press for clerkship. D W Davis may join the clerkship primaries. Friends back all, promising a spirited but friendly contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Everngam
Journal Today
Everngam
J. Owen Knotts
Senate
George A. Deakyne
Alda P. Whitby
D. W. Davis
Stolen Horses Recovered in Two Counties
Two horses stolen from sites near Ingleside in Queen Annes and near Preston in Caroline were recovered in Queen Annes county. A 17 year old Caroline COUNTY youth, Edgar Rochester, is jailed in Centreville for taking the Ingleside horse from Eldridge Downes. The Preston horse was found on J B T Roe’s farm near Wye Mills after being liberated on Williams Kinble’s farm near Rolphs Wharf. Edwin Stoner is said to have taken the Wye Mills horse following a flight from Choptank magistrate Blades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Caroline County
Ingleside
Queen Anne's County
Edgar Rochester
Centreville
Eldridge Downes
William Kinble
Rolph
Rolph’s Wharf. the Other Horse Is Alleged To Have Been Stolen From Levi Voshell
J. B. T. Roe
Wye Mills
Edwin Stoner
Magistrate Blades
Choptank
Visiting Doctors Entertained by Cambridge Hospital
The Cambridge Hospital directors and local staff hosted a supper at Christ Church parish house on Tuesday night for physicians from Dorchester and surrounding counties. Addresses were given by W Laird Henry president of the hospital board and local staff physicians Brice W Goldsborough E E F Wellff W W Goldsborough of Greensboro and R Kemp Jefferson of Federalsburg. Additional Caroline physicians included F R Malone of Greensboro J R Downes of Preston FL Brooks of Federalsburg and P R Fisher of Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Hospital
Dorchester
Christ Church
W. Laird Henry
Hospital
Brice W. Goldsborough
E. E F. Wellff
W. W. Goldsborough
Greensboro
R. Kemp Jefferson
Federalsburg
Caroline
F. R. Malone
J. R. Downes
Preston
FL FL Brooks
P. R. Fisher
Denton
Grove Families Attend Den ton Christian Endeavor Institute
Mrs Ruth Butler and Mrs Dowdle of Ellwood with Rev S C Wood and families attended the Christian Endeavor Institute at Denton on Monday. Rev S C Wood spent the weekend in Baltingre Washington and Virginia. Mr Jesse Bradley has returned to his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Butler
Or Dowdle
Ellwood
S. C. Wood
Eddie Butler
Christian Endeavor Institute
Denton
Baltingre
Washington
Virginia
Jesse Bradley
Numerous local residents noted in health and social visits
Mrs. FT Brooks recovering after appendix operation at Maryland University Hospital Baltimore. Anna McCall returns to Bennettsville S C after visiting parents Mr and Mrs C T Davis. Mrs Harvey Long visiting husband in hospital. Kemp Harper Claude Lyden and Master Garrett Lyden visiting College Park Md and Washington DC. Margaret Merriken Glen Bernie returns from visit with parents. F P Covey Denton and daughter Mrs J Bellwanger Baltimore visit relatives. Dessie Lyden returns home from Baltimore area. An entertainment at The Temple April 1 for Masonic Social Club benefit. L F Carey and J Blaine Bullock visited Baltimore and Washington. Mrs J D Jefferson Wilmington NC visiting parents. Misses Nettie Tribbett Hilda Covey Hazel Towers in Philadelphia. Thomas Chambers recovering from illness out again. Leslie Eddington home from Western Maryland College for Easter. Mrs Wooden near Bridgeville visiting sister Mrs Jennie Hignutt. Mrs Sarah C Noble 84 dies here Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Washington
Temple
Masonic Social Club
L. F. Carey
J. Blaine Bullock
J. D. Jefferson
Wilmington
N. C
W. S. Williams
Nettie Tribbett
Hilda Covey
Hazel Towers
Philadelphia
Thomas Chambers
Leslie Eddington
Western Maryland College
Wooden
Near Bridgeville
Jennie Hignutt
Sarah C. Noble
Joseph Noble
E. C. Baker
Milton Smith
Harry Hemmons
S. E. Parson
Ridgely Baptist Church
J. T. Saulsbury
Swedesboro
New Jersey
Robert Headley
Mary Rebecca
Connecticut
Saulsbury
Vianna
Edna Detwiler
California
Ridgely
Ed Morris
Grant Alburger
William Joiner
Denton
Morris
Will Cannon
Dashiell
Queen Anne
Methodist Church
Mont Wiley
Pauline
Middletown
Paul
Robert
Henderson
Elizabeth Davis
Charles Starkey
Norman Wilson
J. T. Saulsbury, Jr
M. Regnet
le Havre
France
Carolyn Mancha
Easton
Lulu Hevalow
Frank Ludlow
Haltimore
Albert Saulsbury
Emily Cannon
Tuckahoe Neck
Marion Starkey
Willard Jones
Mabel
Viola
Greensboro
Irving Lane
Third Avenue
Ray Turner
Gilbert Swann
Burt Cagle
Fred Flounders
Fred
Wrightson
Helen Haymaker
The
Athletic Association
Alexander Russell
Newark
N. J
Frank Kibler
McCloud
Richard Blackburne
Emma Day
Greenshoro
Fire burns man during gasoline filling incident
Mr. Harry Bullock suffered serious burns last Sunday while filling his auto tank when a lantern ignited gasoline and a nearby explosion sent flames over him. He jumped a fence into a ditch to extinguish the fire and is resting as comfortably as could be expected. Other notes mention social visits and church activities in the community, including Mrs. Harry Collison hosting a birthday gathering with ice cream and cake, delegates elected for a conference, and several guests visiting local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bullock
Harry C. Collison
Rachel M. Collison
Union M. P Church
Christian Endeavor Conference
M. P
Denton
People’s International Holiness Church
A. W. Betts
Hobbs
Margaret Simpson
Lewis Slaughter
Union M. P. Church
W. L. Jump
Billy
Greensboro
Harry Callison
Harry Layton
Philadelphia
Amos Layton
Clinton Neal
Williston Community Club meets as planned
Williston residents attended the monthly meeting at Mrs. Clarence Rice home. Four new members joined and discussion covered planting flowers and trees. The next meeting is set for the second Friday in April at Mrs. A. R. Neal home with Mrs. W. Crane assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston Community Club
Clarence Rice
A. R. Neal
W. Crane
W. H. Love
Frederick Howard
Marjorie Todd
Williston School
W. C. Maloney
Ruthana
Easton Hospital
Williston Mill
Ernest Knot
Newark
Del
Gilbert Segar
William Willoughby
O. M. Hignutt
J. Hi. Harker
Easton
F. E. Willoughby
Baltimore
City
M. Wright
Baltimore man visits Elmer Butler this weekend
Mr. Emmett Chance of Baltimore spent the weekend with Mr. Elmer Butler, visiting and sharing time together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Chance
Baltimore
Elmer Butler
Ridgely School and Civic News Recap
The Ridgely News Letter reports the Home School Association elected Rev E C Baker president and Mrs Milton Smith vice president. Other notes include school entertainments, church talks on heaven, local visits, fund drives, minstrel planning, and community events across Ridgely from April plans to repairs and patients.
Box social raises eighty dollars at school house
A few members of the Ladies' Aid hosted a box social at the school house Friday night last. About eighty dollars was cleared. There will be an aster service here on Sunday night, the 27th. Measles are very prevalent in this community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Boy struck by automobile in front of store
Greensboro report says Joseph Zacharias, son of aud 7 Zacharias, was hit Friday afternoon by a car driven by Joseph Short of Hillsboro while roller skating in front of A. W. Brumbaugh's department store. The car ran under the porch and the boy fell off. neither he nor the car was damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Joseph Zacharias
Zacharias
Joseph Short
Hillsboro
A. W. Brumbaugh
Duncan
Baltimore
Harmon
Dawson Todd
Bridgeville
Jamison
Oxford
L. W. Taylor
Allen Massey
Ocean City
John Moore
A.W. Brumbaugh
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Gatherings
Misses Cahall Knotts and Evans and Mr Melvin Kinna toured Wilmington last Friday and stayed with friends over the weekend returning Sunday afternoon. Mrs Lane hosted the Ladies Aid with strong turnout and refreshments after the meeting. Alphonso Purnell moved into the Getty property after purchasing it last Saturday. Frank and Baughley family members visited relatives in town, as did Eliza Dean and children from Ruthsburg. Homer Benton and kids visited W N Bowen. Washington Jester visited her parents in Wilmington. George Davis of Kenton called on local friends for a day. Virgie Sparks visited her brother Wim Sparks near Roe. Mary Knotts spent the weekend in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cahall
Olivia Knotts
Hildred Evans
Melvin Kinnamon
Wilmington
R. E. Lane
Aid
Alphonso Purnell
Getty
Frank Baughley
Wimington
Isaac Moore
George Davis
Kenton
Virgie Sparks
Wim. EF. Sparks
Roe
Mary Knotts
Hillsboro Social News Recap of Visits and Travels
Mr and Mrs Eugene Bornwill and son visit sister Mrs Annie Jump in Hillsboro. R T Carter district manager of C and P Telephone Co visits town. G I Wilson Lay Beaven and Duard Bishop were in Philadelphia. Edgar Blanche Jr stays with grandparents. Mrs Cahall returns from Stevensville visit. Revelle family with relatives in Chesterfield. I T Sparklin with Philadelphia friends. J R MarSorley and son with parents in Federalsburg. Richard Jarrell and family visit Eas ton relatives. EL Thompson visiting Wilmington and Chester. Ethel Holt visiting Mrs M J Peacock Mt Airey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Bornwill
Sult Pond
Annie Jump
R. T. Carter
Salisbury
C. & P. Telephone Company
Messrs
G. I. Wilson
Lay Beaven
Duard Bishop
Philadelphia
Edgar Blanche
Albert Cahall
Stevensville
Baltimore
Revelle
Sarah
William
Chesterfield
I. T. Sparklin
J. R. MarSorley
Federalsburg
Richard Jarrell
Easton
EL. Thompson
Wilmington
Chester
Ethel Holt
M. J. Peacock
Mt. Airey
Twentieth Century Club Deliberates On Our Definite Program
Choptank club members meet with ten members and three visitors at Mrs J J Cheezum home on March 2. A recitation by Mrs R Dulin titled The Farmer Rat precedes a reading of Our Definite Program stressing cooperation, farm bureaus, county agents, colleges, and protection of agricultural products from foreign competition. Next meeting scheduled March 23 with Mrs Frank M Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Community Club
J. J. Cheezum
R. Dulin
America
Congress
Frank M. Collins
Local Social Notes From Burlington and Wilmington Visitants
Henderson and Seward family members from Burlington N J visited Emma Seward. Rev C D Sharpless and S C Johnson with Geo Reed motored to Wilmington. J Ormer Jones returned to Wilmington after a week with L M and Mrs Jones. Howard Barwick family from Sadlersville spent Sunday with J W Gibson. Mary Robb improving in Easton Hospital after appendicitis. Mrs da Beebe of Michigan visiting Mrs W C Melvin. Pearl Dill and sons guests of Mrs R H Dill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Seward
Burlington
N. J
Emma Seward
C. D. Sharpless
S.C. Johnson
Geo. Reed
Wilmington
J. Ormer Jones
L. M. Jones
Howard Barwick and Sons
Sadlersville
Holy Week Services Planned at Denton M P Church
Special Holy Week services to be held nightly at 7 30 except Saturday Good Friday 7 00 a m with theme Christ and the Cross and daily topics from Christ Within the Shadow to Christ Conquers the Cross A sacred cantata The King Triumphant will be sung Easter Sunday School service at 7 30 Public invited Priests and lay speakers share plans across Denton Preston Williston Hillsboro and Caroline county churches with sermons on sacrifice evangelism loneliness and church life plus a Christian Endeavor Institute event at the Denton church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton M. P
Christ
Chris
J. A. Dudley
Methodist Episcopal Church
Preston
W. HH. Alderson
Walter Sparklin
A. W. Sisky
W. M
G. W., Richimlre
Christian Endeavor Institute
Caroline County
State Office
Carroll M. Wright
Wright
T. Roland Phillips
Baltimore
J. E. Smith
Williston
Protestant Episcopal Church
Hillsboro
Wm. F. Adams
Jacob
Epworth League
Denton M. I
Helen Roe
Messick Will Sustained in Cecil County Suit
A Cecil county circuit court trial over the will of Caroline S. Messick ended with a verdict sustaining the will. The case, a caveat by Oscar Willis Messick against Caroline Redden and Irene Myer, involved a $30 000 estate and 1500 to A J Messick. Mrs Messick died October 30 1919. Witnesses from several counties. Attorneys represented both sides. The jury verdict upheld the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Willis Messick
Caroline Elizabeth Redden
Irene Elizabeth Myer
Cecil County
Caroline S. Messick
Caroline
A. J. Messick
Baltimore City
Dorchester
Talbot
Frederick
William H. Adkins
P. B. Hooper
Lewin W. Wickes
F. R. Owens
W. Brewster Deen
Denton
Henry L. Constable
Joshua Clayton
Elkton
Caveator
Henry R. Lewis
J.owen Knotts
J. Kemp Stevens
T. Alan Galdsborough
Omar D. Crothers
William T. Warburton
Local Social Roundup From American Corner Area
Smithson and families joined neighbors for Sunday visits at various homes including American Corner residents. A large gathering hosted by Frank Collins Provided an enjoyable evening for local youths. Weekend visits extended to Henderson and nearby households with families from Baltimore and Long Island stopping by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Dean
Haymond
M. J. Hall
John Jester
American Corner
H. P. Cole
Frank Collins
A. R. Willoughby
S. BR. Hopkins
Henderson
Eugene Ferrins
W. 5. McCarty
Helen Seelin
Baltimore
Charlie Todd
Prager
Long Island
Mrs Ida Steinbach Returns Home From Visit
Mrs Ida Steinbach and her two sons return to Newark after a stay with her parents Mr and Mrs T J Daffin. She is joined by her sister Miss Magpie Daffin. A patrons meeting at the school is planned for Thursday evening March 24. Mrs Elma Ortel recovers from pleurisy. Miss Hazel Towers spent the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Steinbach
Newark
T. J. Daffin
Magpie Daffin
Elma Ortel
Hazel Towers
Philadelphia
Deaths of Min Tarry Price and others in region
Min Tarry Price of Queen Anne died at home on Tuesday aged along with funeral held Thursday conducted by Rev HL B Thomas. Interment in PE cemetery. Price, longtime railroad official, honored in community and among railroad friends. Daughter Miss Clara Price remains in town. Also noted Thomas Byng Whiteley age 84 died at his son T O Whiteley’s Seaford home after pneumonia. He lived in Caroline, retired to Salisbury, then carried patent medicines. Mrs Mary Bowens of Easton died at Ridgely aged 88, survived by several children including Jennie Hayes and Nettie Rowens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min Tarry
Price
Queen Anne
Clara Rice
Istavive
HL B Thomas
Denton
Othciating
Pe Railroad Company
Piscopal
Hillsboro
Easton
Thomas Byng Whiteley
T. O. Whiteley
Seaford
Caroline
Salisbury
Margaret Ann Nichols
Federatsburg
Mary Bowens
Iaston
Ridgely
First Baptist Church
Jennie Hayes
Nettie Rowens
William Rowens
Florida
A. Rowens
Amw Wilmington
Del
Fugitive Darky Captured in Hindesville woods
Sheriff O N Dulin and Constable Harry Faddington of Caroline county captured a colored man Sunday after a chase through dense woods near Hindesville Del. He had lived two weeks in a subterranean hole four by three feet, with a sack cover and a small fire. The suspect wore a safety razor and pawn tickets from Philadelphia, fed himself from a nearby canning house, and marked the scene before Philadelphia authorities were alerted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. N. Dulin
Harry Faddington
Caroline County
Hindesville
Del
Bladesville
Eddington
Philadelphia
Orphans Court Grants Administrations and Appraisals
In the Orphans Court on a Tuesday session judges West Harper and Shawn presided. The Register of Wills granted letters of administration on the personal estate of William Steffy to Susanna Steffy with bond approved. Notice to creditors ordered. Jacob Steele and Lilliard Jones named as appraisers. Edward and William Cook filed a release from C Anna Cook for her distributive share which was approved. Letters of administration on James H Hevalow’s estate were granted to Anna M Hevalow with Harvey L Cooper. bond approved. creditors notice ordered and Irving T Saulsbury and Thomas W Jones named as appraisers. Carrie Sylvester and Virginia Melvin Administrators of John W Wood returned account of sales of personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
West
Harper and Shawn
William Steffy
Susanna Steffy
Jacob Steele
Lilliard Jones
Edward Cook
William Cook
J. Peter Cook
C. Anna Cook
James H. Hevalow
Anna M. Hevalow
Harvey L. Cooper
Irving T. Saulsbury
Thomas W. Jones
Carrie Sylvester
Virginia Melvin
John WW. Wood
Japanese barberry praised as hardy hedge plant
The Japanese barberry is hailed as the best hedge plant for this country it grows easily needs no pruning and its thorny stems deter animals. It bears abundant red berries that brighten grounds through winter providing color when lawns and beds are snow covered.
Apron Social by Two Sunday Classes a Success
Goldsboro reports a successful apron social held last Tuesday night by two Sunday School classes, generating a nice sum. Miss Esther Quillen has been ill and kept from the post office this week but is improving. Mr. Frank Lane’s mother has returned to Templeville after wintering with him. Miss Louise Gray is visiting Dr. Downes at Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Quillen
Frank Lane
Templeville
Louise Gray
Downes
Preston
In Memoriam Pratt T Taylor Obituary Verse
Obituary remembrance for Pratt T Taylor two years dead on the 23rd of a month. The verse speaks of not being dead but a star unseen, near in thoughts, and the children recall him resting in the home of the pure and blest with Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt T. Taylor
Father
Jesus
These Boys Are the Winners County Club Prizes List
County Agent Thomas reports that in summer and fall 1926 members of their clubs raised cash and produce totaling pork 683 corn 564 poultry 305 potatoes 463 tomatoes 742. The following list shows club members with completed records and prize amounts for each line item. Some boys carried no projects. Pocket knives valued about 1 each were awarded in addition to cash prizes. Credits for the prize fund go to local banks and donors. Two Greensboro club members showed pure bred Poland China pigs at Timonium fair winning 25 and 15 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Samuel Bilbrough
Everett Morris
Paul Thomas
William Kelly
Millard Whiteley
Robert Jarrell
William Rieck
Edward Wheatley
Winifred Gooden
Leslie Dean
Harry Carroll
Lawrence Cohee
George Gifford
William Voshell
Joseph Churchman
Dallas Neal
Joseph Snedeker
Paul White
Lawrence Sylvester
Nathan
Ben
Fred. Milby
Philip Downes
Vanewood McKnett
Floyd Jackson
Paul Plutchak
Coursey Edwards
Karl Dinpledine
Chas. Tyls
Hillsboro- Queen Anne Bank
Denton National Bank
Harry Reich
Preston
Chas
Warner Comepany
Denton
Greensboro
Allen Carter
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in City Office
Real estate transfers listed with buyers and sellers across districts. Names include Harry W. Lane Samuel Bear Charles W Sigler Ridgely. John C Hirst Third district. Elmer B Hignuts. Philena Goodwin. Annie Sparks Greensboro Hillsboro and more. Amounts range from 60 to 13 000 dollars with parcels including acres perches and lots in Ridgely Greensboro Denton Hillsboro and other districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Lane
Samuel Bear
Charles W. Sigler
Rce Lane
Ridgely
Frank E. Yeoman
John C. Hirst
John Meredith
Elmer B. Hignuts
Eigth
Harvey L. Cooper
Philena Goodwin
Annie E. Hopkins
John C. Russell
Greensboro
Virginia W. Holt Et al
Annie L Sparks
Hillsboro
Sallie V. S. Webster
Commissiorer
Denton
Derton
Della S
Iva Smith
Eighth
Josiah A. Beck
John L. Adams
Eighth District
Burkand W. Purnell
John Farrara
Hattie Roberts
Arthur Cawley
Wayne A. Cawley
Miller A. Sims
Ben Sims
John R. Woodhall
George K. Mecik
T. Alan Goldsborough
T. Clayton Horsey
Local Social Notes From Bishopville And Nearby
Mrs S P Brown spent last week with her daughter Mrs A T Zimmerman of Bishopville. Mr Ralph Stevens has returned to Florida after visiting his father Mr John Stevens. Mr John Cleaves is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Brown
A. T. Zimmerman
Bishopville
Ralph Stevens
Florida
John Stevens
John Cleaves
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Harrison
Wsprapr
Grove
Burrsville
Ridgely News
Bethlehem
M. P. Church
Messick
Smithson
Darky
Orphan’s Court Proceedings
Goldsboro
W!iners
Hickman
Thomas H. Everngan
Atlas
Tack Company of
N. EB. Clark, Sec’y & Treas
Aston, Md
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