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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1922

Page

5

County signs and notices from Caroline county meeting diary

The Caroline County weekly notes report a county athletic meet May 1 at Federalsburg and local sales, bake sales, and church events. Officials discuss school contracts at Harmony, a new high school course at Henderson, road financing, and a state debt bill. Public health alerts note hog cholera nearby with disease counts in Ridgely and Greensboro.

Federalsburg J. Ed. Nichols Caroline M. P. Church Newnam T. Pliny Fisher Hix Long Harmony S. E. Douglas Preston Messrs Smith Charles West House of Delegates Caroline County Henderson Lege Towers and McDaniel Queen Anne Wye Mills W.S. Denny Haas Tailoring Co J. S. Nichols & Co Caroline County League of Women Voters Court House Denton Harris Chapel Everett C. Pepper Z. P. Steele J. L. Everwgrm Caroline County Court Room Frank J. Medford John Nichols George Poole Charles Hackett Joseph H. Carroll Henry M. Cade Lacey Alford Samuel G. Nuttle Baltimore Nuttle Senate House Caroline Almshouse

Social and civic notices from Denton area

The Ladies Mite Society of Thawley's M P Church met at Mr and Mrs L R Cloughs with new officers for 1922 led by President Mrs William Swann and secretary Mrs Lemuel Clough. Denton Community Club elected F E Yeoman president and Hattie Dukes first vice president. Major Enoch B Garey of Johns Hopkins was named honorary president of the sophomore class. Several local residents and visitors from Easton, Bridgeton, and Baltimore appear in society notes with travels, entertainments, and hospital visits.

Ladies’ Mite Society Thawley M. P. Church L. R. Clough William Swann Ralph i Meredith Clayton Roe Lemuel Clough Jesse Whitby Harry Clark Elen Roe Howard Wright Roe Whitby Maggie Cade Ralph Meredith Denton Community Club F. E. Yeoman W. W. Newcomer Hattie Dukes J. H. Summerfield St Patrick's Enoch B. Garey Johns Hopkins University Hopkins Reserve Officers’ Training Corps Hamewood Garey Caroline Hopkins Military Department Charles L. Herzog Ridgely Third Corps United States Army Herzog Cincinnati Reds Columbus Club American Association Louisville Easton Gazette Easton J. R. Jarrell Wmn. P. Chaffinch Talbot G Caroline County C. UH. Trice Butler Burroughs Adding Machine Co T. L. Trice Oscar Clark Mabel Duffey M. FE Clark Martin van Rodney New York Sammuel Lowry Wattimore O. J. Redden Jimmie Jopp Wye Mills Richard Henning Clifford T. Trazzare Doris Bridgeton N. J Trazzare Wiliam D. Unter Harrisburg H. Earle Smith Harry T. Moore Philadelphia Baltimore Caroline Redden F. W. Redden George F. Robinson Summit Howard Shields William J. Irwin Maryland University Hospital J. Ira Fisher Willow Grove W. Harry Jopp Billy, Jr Denton George E. Saulsbury Benjamin Hopkins West Chester Lawrence B. Towers Annapolis C. G. Hammond Morgantown W. V A. T. Reichsman Homer Lord

Motor Routes Discontinued to Centreville Area

The U S Post Office will end all motor routes on April 1. A motor truck star route will run between Centreville and Elkton, with John M Sentman awarded a three year contract at 36469 per year. No Centreville Easton truck service. Elkton line for first and second class mail only. Parcels train nails. DenTop route had been discontinued despite protests.

United States Post Office Department Ostmaster L. T. Wayden Centreville Alkton John M. Sentman Cecil County Easton Elkton Ffaston Church Hill Dentop

Millinery Display At J. fd. Nichols

A large display of hats and headwear attracts shoppers at J. fd. Nichols shop inviting patrons to explore the season’s latest millinery offerings. Customers browse shelves arranged for easy viewing as clerks assist with selections.

J. Fd. Nichols

Hillsboro Community Club and Local Events Outline

The Hillsboro Community Club met with poor attendance missing president and secretary. Members shared cake receipts and served coffee. A film night for Tri County baseball at Hillsboro Theatre on March 27 aims to raise funds. St Patrick’s Social drew praise and funds. Local residents, visits, and travels noted, including Reverend Pilchard and Revelle attending M E Conference in Cambridge.

London Tri-County Hillsboro Loveyane St. Patrick's Tri-County High School S. N. Pilchard W. A. Revelle Cambridge J. R. MacSorley and Son Onancock F. E. Fleming Louise Gray Denton Wesley E. Thawley Frank Fleming Powell Fleming Cordova H. W Rowe Greensboro W. FE Sylvester and Grautison William Cooper Easton Herbert Beaven Sewing Circle J.T. Sparklin Charles EK Fleming Baltimore C. S. Roop Ridgely G. B. Stewart

Misery Moon comedy rehearsal and cast details announced

The young folks rehearse a comedy titled Misery Moon a Hoodooed Coon for Saturday night April 11. Cast includes Misery Moon Gideon Diuir Tom Rissle Hiram Tutt Patrick Keller Paula Moleck Rosebud Reese and more with Mrs M T Webb and Miss Elizabeth Fopwell visiting local residents.

Misery Moon Grafton Feather Gideon Diuir Linwood Cohere Tom Rissle Wallace Stafford Samantha Slade Munich Tyson Heather Rosebud Reese Paula Moleck Efe Heather Lula Pearl Maude Starkey Mary E. Milbourn M. ‘T. Webb Goldsboro Elizabeth Fopwell J. N. Smith J. al. Scotton ON. Smith Baltimore John Jacobs Kenton Frank Medford Flop. Medford J. Tyson Heather Sadlersville Harry Seeney Harry Rutter W. W Ann Jump Ridgely Florence Smith Mis. R. P. Moore

Goldsboro Church Services See Strong Attendance

In Goldsboro church news Sunday services were well attended. The Sunday School enrolled 129 with 112 present and a special offering of 20.75 dollars raised. Rev J Hi Schooley and Mrs Schooley left for a conference in Washington. Mr B Ross Daling returned home after illness at Easton Hospital and is back at work in the bank. Asa Hughes sold his town home and will move to a Marydel area farm next week. The Young Ladies Sewing Circle met with Mrs Clara Quillen and others, while Misses Evelyn Johnson and Alice Shively visited friends in Wilmington. Fannie Saunders spent the weekend with Mrs Wesley Thawley in Wilmington.

J. Hi. Schooley Washington B. Ross Daling Easton Asa Hughes Marydel Clara Quillen Robert Jarrell, Jr Thomas Gray Wilmington Evelyn Johnson Alice Shively Kemp Stevens Denton Gilbert Dance State Road Del Frank White Vergie Sparks Templeville George Slaughter J. EK. Mason Samuel Troxell Alice Flounders Burton Wilkinson Caroline Sun Rip van Winkle Carlton Lord Morgantown North Carolina Ridgely Cambdge St. Patrick's Peacock Godwin Harvey Holsinger Quel Saulsbury J. W. Wemmons Clayton Berrian Brooklyn J. W. Gibron Henderson J. D. Wilson Mary Madara John Lane T. L. Day

Chestnut Grove Social News Focuses on Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Raymond Andrew hosted guests Wednesday including Mr and Mrs John Thomas and Mr and Mrs Marty Hignutt. They entertained Mr and Mrs Luther Sullivan and family on Sunday. Mrs Raymond Andrew visited Tuesday with cousin Mrs Charlie Melson. Walter Everngain, recently ill, is now able to be out. Harold Dew, also on the sick list, shows some improvement. The young son of Mr and Mrs Fred Robinson is on the sick list.

Raymond Andrew John Thomas Marty Hignutt Luther Sullivan Charlie Melson Walter Everngain Harold Dew Mir Fred Robinson

Ridgely News Letter: Stevenson to Visit England Next Month

In Ridgely the community notes include Mr John D Davis elected fire chief at last week’s reorganization, with Joseph Snowberger as assistant chief and several captains named. Mr J D Stevenson plans a two month visit to England, sailing April 26 with his daughter Mrs Bromley of New York. Various church, club, and school events are listed, plus local illness and social visits, as the town handles spring activities and a mortgage burn ceremony at the African Methodist Episcopal church.

J. E. Smith Preston Williston Smith Judge Adkins Frank P. Fleming Norman Downes Ezekiel C. Gordon Firt Fred Bickling Towers Caroline County Charles, Smith and Voss Benedictine Sisters St Gertrude’s Convent Vouers, Russell and Levy Ways and Means Committee Ridgely Greensboro John D. Davis Joseph Snowberger Alfred S. Thompson William Freeman Frank Flounder Ernest Jones Roland Lane Uwarper Lang J.T. Stevenson England Mrs. Bromley New York Molly A. G. Saulsbury Frank’ Stayer Maryland C. FE. Anderson J. T. Moore Frank White Cambridge Epworth League Louise White Mildred Swann Towson Wiliam Jarrell C. Anderson Frank Long Mr. Krauss Ridgely Baptist Church Joseph Lynch Lacey Stevens Sallie Stevens Web Ter Denton Arthur Peacock Brooklyn Charles Starkey Grace Thompson Middletown Murphy Georgetown Noah Turner Mire A. W. Thompson Will Cannon Annie Turner Lester Downe Greensharo N. C

Remains of James Collison Buried in Burrsville

The remains were brought from Denton and interred in the local cemetery on Tuesday. Collison was well known in Burrsville where he lived with his son. Recent visitors included Mr and Mrs W T Collison of Collinsdale and Mr and Mrs Henry Baker with Miss Nora Baker. Mrs James A Vrazzane and Clifford and Mr Nathan Cade visited Mrs Larry C Collison’s home. Edward Fountain, visiting relatives, has returned west.

James Collison Denton M. i Collison Mroo Harry Cheezum W. T. Collison Collinsdale Tenry Baker Nora Baker James A. Vrazzane Clifford Nathan Cade Larry C. Collison Edward Fountain

Canton crepe dresses sale at four fifty to three twenty five

J Ed Nichols announces Canton crepe dresses priced from 4.50 to 3.25, offering a range of sizes and styles for shoppers seeking affordable attire.

Canton Nichols

Pleasant Choptank church aid meeting and local notices

The Ladies Aid of the M. P. Church enjoyed a program hosted by Mrs. William Collins on Tuesday March 1. The event featured singing recitations and readings by local members. Returns of visitors to Vera Oklahoma and local social news fill the remainder of the report with several residents noted as visiting or hosting gatherings. The next aid meeting will be with Mrs. Sarah Cox on April 4.

Grove Church Notes and Local Visits

Rev F T Phillips and wife joined Rev J L Nichols and group at Federalsburg for a large community meeting in the VoD Church. Mrs Joseph Clark improves health and children of Mr George Water and Mr C A Carroll recover from illness. Phillips plans Sunday appointments at American Corner Elwood and Grove. Grove Ladies plan a pie and walk social on March 25. Rev J A Straughin preached at Grove Church. Carlton Robinson of Philadelphia visited W T Collins and family. W T Clayton Taylor and wife with daughter Marie were guests of C A Citral’s family.

F. T. Phillips Daugter J. L. Nichols Federalsburg Mr. Phillips Mess. Nichols Holt Joseph Clark George Water C. A. Carroll Flt Phillips American Corner Elwood Grove Grove Church J. AH. Straughin Carlton Robinson Philadelphia W. T. Collins Clayton Taylor Marie C. AL Catrall Cass

Carriage Accident Near Mel dam Ends with Minor Injuries

A horse attached to a carriage driven by Mrs. AL Willoughby and a 12 year old boy ran from Mr. C. C. Deen's store. The carriage overturned after striking a mailbox post near the mel dam. Mrs. Willoughby suffered facial and neck pains while the boy escaped injury. The damaged vehicle was towed to a blacksmith shop for repairs. The notice also mentions upcoming wedding plans and social notices from local residents and church activities.

AL Willoughby Heron C. C. Deen Mel Dam Mary Peace Iafe Florence Elizabeth Deen John Christopher Nichols W. O A. Coulbourn S. J. Storey Carlton Robinson Philadelphia Philp McConnell Mildred Collins John Dalladway Cambridge Hospital Jola Woodrow

Williston Guests Visit Milford Family and Relatives

Williston Mr and Mrs J S Raymond and son Burns Reed were guests of Mrs Ray mopd's brother Mr T H Robinson in Milford on Sunday. Miss Tvah Robinson accompanied them for a week's stay. Mrs Maricts Anthony Miss Annetta Anthony and Mr Lee Anthony of Anthonys visited Mr and Mrs A R Neal on Sunday. Mrs Philip Senner has returned home after a three week visit in Philadelphia with daughter Mrs Joseph Ludiders. Miss Dora Wright, who has been visiting Mrs Wroten of Williamsburg, has returned home. Mrs Frederick Sloward is ill with a bad cold. Mr O M Hignutt is also sick and Mr Hignutt's wife has returned from Chester and Philadelphia. The Ladies Guild met at the home of Mr and Mrs Iarvey Towers on Tuesday evening.

Mrs. Iarvey Towers

Grim Reaper's Harvest and Local Obituaries

Denton mourns long time Circuit Court Clerk J Kemp Stevens who died at his Franklin Street home. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs Agnes Knotts, Mr James H Fisher, and Mr James I M Collison with details on families, services, and survivors. Orphans Court actions list administrators and estates in Caroline County.

J. Kemp Stevens Denton Franklin Street John Kemp Stevens Susan Kemp Stevens Charles Stevens St. John's College Luther H. Gadd Edwin C. Fields Charles W. Hobbs Thomas L. Day M. Ethel Anderson Harriett Anderson Isaac D.anderson Elizabeth Stevens Protestant Episcopal Church J. Gibson Gantt Harris B. Thomas Temple Lodge Caroline Out O Messrs G. H. Wilson Elm. Noble P. R. Fisher W. O. Ledman M. J. Stephens W. D. Uhler

Funeral Rites Held for Three Local Residents

Funeral services were held at Central Church for Mrs. Ann Porter 83 with Rev A W Betts officiating and burial at Wesley cemetery Burrsville. Rev Melvin G Morris led services for another, interment in Greensboro cemetery. Mr L E Cross owner of Eglantine Poultry Farm near Greensboro died after a week of pneumonia aged 48, survived by wife two sons two daughters. he belonged to the M E church. Mr Alexander Roe 79 died at the county home after years of ill health, never married. Holiness Church Denton held his funeral with interment in Denton cemetery.

Agnes Knotts Louis J Knotts Denton Knots Owen Lynch Ridgely John S. Lynch Caroline County Board of Election Supervisors Eugene Lynch Daniel C. Lynch St. Elizabeth's Church Joseph A. Lee Holy Cross Cemetery Messrs Irwin T. Saulsbury Albert G. Saulsbury Henry Wilkinson Jos. M. Haymaker M. Bates Stephens Thomas R. Green James H. Fisher Delaware Caroline Willow Grove T. Fred Johnson T. Pliny Fisher J. Bra Fisher Benjamin Hopkins Norman Hopkins Fred Nuttle James I. M. Collison Third District Elijah Betts Charles W George John Collison Betts James Baker Maggie Anster Collison Central Church A. W. Betts Wesley Cemetery Burrsville Ann Porter Henry Medford Greensboro George Porter Richard Connor Melvin G. Morris L. E. Cross Eglantine Corry M. E. Church Alexander Roe Holiness Church W. L. Jump Denton Cemetery

Four Somersetsmen Pass Away in Maryland Letter

A Princess Anne Marylander and Herald excerpt recalls the deaths of four notable Somerset County men Willie Dashiel Irving Handy Zack Webster and Albert Anderson. Anderson died at sea off Deal Island while others have left earth and the writer contemplates life and mortality in reflective tones.

Princess Anne Zack Webster Earth

Many Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Clerk's Office

Real estate transfers were recorded in the Clerk's office over recent weeks. The notices list numerous property deeds across Denton Ridgely Federalsburg and surrounding districts with buyer and seller names, districts, parcel sizes, and sums such as 300, 125, 1,350 and 22,000 dollars.

Hilda BP Corkran Mary A. Whiteley Choptank Aaron K. Wrightson Thomas W. Harmon Preston Thomas S. Holt Lawrence B. Towers Clayton S. Kauffman Denton Albert S. Handy James Johnson Richard E. Smith H. L. Cooper J. H. Nichols Earl O. Kornrumpi Harvey L. Cooper Henry R. Lewis J. Owen Knotts Lona G. Clark Edward Smith Lillie A. Carman S. Elbert Douglas Percy C. Douglas Charles O. Adams Federalsburg Arthur M. Stanford William L. Dickerson Levi T. Voshell Mary A. V. Snow James E. Ross James E Wolleyhand Richard T. West Harry K. Fooks P. Selden Baughley Fred L. Bowdle Alberta Anthony Joseph E. Anthony Thomas A. Smith T. C. Cahali Ridgely Albert G. Towers Mariam T. Horsey Charles A. Baker William A. J. Nichols Oscar Nichols Eva G. Trice George F. Smith Robert Henry Culver Horace L. Jones Mary F. Todd H. Clinton Wright Thomas Elmer Butler Lizzie Finharty William F. Wolf Calvert C. Merriken James H. Webb Thomas E. Dunne Alexander P. Smith Clara M. Black Annie Nashold Mary Nashold Greensboro William J. Willis Board of Education Caroline County Hickory Hill School J. Dukes Downes George H. Koenig James E. Anthony George Koenig Lats Frederick P. Stafford John W. Funk Louis Ross Alverta Roop Vernon R. Baker Hillsboro Talbot Caroline Counties Williston Robert S. Kelley J. W. Hurlock & Co Lottie C. Coulbourn Bertha L. Zott Frank Murphy Merrick Clements William A. Walls Charles P. Cowgill Carl R. Daus Herman Schroeder Rose E. Robinson Charles R. Collins Alfred K. Small James G. Hunter Teressa Narizzano Samuel G. Nuttle Orson G. Martino Clayton E. Covey Herman JD. Horsey

Wilmington Conference Begins in Cambridge

The Wilmington Conference sits in Cambridge with a ministerial gathering a conference of boys and laymen. A large crowd of visitors is expected tomorrow and appointments will likely be read Monday. Caroline churches represented by delegates from Burrsville Eugene Brown Concord E T Orme Denton H L Lewis Greensboro Paul L Moore Henderson S C Johnson Hillsboro W I Sylvester Marydel R P Moore Preston J P Harris Ridgely M Cy Meredith Federalsburg L F Covey.

Wilmington Cambridge Caroline Laymen’s Association Burrsville Eugene Brown Concord E. T. Orme Denton H. & Lewis Greensboro Paul L. Moore Henderson C. Johnson Hillsboro W. I. Sylvester Marydel R. P. Moore Preston J. P. Harris Ridgely M. Cy. Meredith Federalsburg L. F. Covey

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Muphives the Local Department Fannie Saunders Chestnut Grove THE Ridgely News Mr. Stevenson C. W. Jackson Laura Godwin William Collins Junions O. C. Blades Rowena Marie Majois Masters Ray Wilson Dillon Sarah Cox J. ‘l. Blades Bertha Vera Okla W. W. Collins C. C. Blades John Cox J. F. Spence E. F. Dunham W. E. Dilelop Miry Ray and Wilson Win Williamtson Mina E. Williamson Sarah Prank Carroll Finchville Elon. Wright Charles Andrews Marie Perry Sarah Williamson Beatrice Tul Orphans’ Court Proceedings Orphans’ Court Harper and Shawn William Webber T. Clayton Horsey Bond L. Irving Jones M. M. Ginn Lillian R. Cox Jerome R. Cox Ruth Mitchell David M. Replogle John L. Martino Flarvey L. Cooper Della Cooper Wendell C. Coates William N. Coates Alexander Murray Plainttf John Stevens Sallie L. Stevens Carrie Cannon William J. Wright Coun James O. Wright Edward O. Wright Cora H. Todd A. Webster Todd Alva B. Todd Clara Sullivan Peter W. Sullivan Charles R. Remsen
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