Local notices roll through Denton with ads and events
Read Nichols and Sons announce spring sales and a house for rent by Mrs Mary F Daanes. G Lawrence Wilen named notary public. Rev J R Cannon to preach at Cord M E Church. Mecilvaine and Sister offer new neckwear and belts. J R Clark to sell fifteen milk cows April with details in advertisement. Millinery openings at McIlvaine and Sister March 30 31. Ida Hollingsworth and others promote millinery. Automobile show planned for Denton April 6 7 5 and ?. Several rent listings and auctions noted. Dor status and other community notices include pattern hats, Thawley’s Chapel oyster supper, and local church services.
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Nichols & Son
Mary F. Daanes
Denton
G. Lawrence Wilen
Hillstoro
Notiry
J. R. Cannon
Concord M. E
Mecilvaine & Sister
J. R. Clark
Miss McIlvaine & Sister
Bradley
Ida S. Sollingsworth
Towers
Seventh Street
Ida
Hollingsworth’ S
George V. Noble
The
Apostolic Holiness Union
Bridgeville
J. L. Everagain
Robert Lo Kemp
Nellie V. Barber
Flt
Coulbourn
Brownsville
Mc Hivaine & Sister
Thawley’s Chapel
Thawley’s
Ida 5
S. Hollingsworth
Jennie Stafford
Barnard
Indianhead
St Pauls PL ES Church
Hillboro
Sue
Turner & Co
Federalburg
George W. Gravatt
Thomas F. Garey
Baltimore
Colored School
Caroline County
Masonite Hall
J.T. Fletcher
John Wesley M. E. Church
Delaware
the Methodist Episcopal Church
Colored
Cambridge
J. T. Fletcher
Federalsburg
C. W. Moore
Greensboro
A. Chase
Preston
J. W. Jewett
Ridgely
J. C. Bantam
Williston
Tuckahoe Neck
Wedding at Concord M E Church crowns Greenwood pair
Mr Edwin V Ocheltree of Greenwood wed Miss Annie E Johnson, daughter of J Willard Johnson, in Concord M E Church with Rev J R Cannon officiating. Reception followed in Delaware. Also noted are career moves, social visits, and community events including a dress gift, a 30th anniversary celebration, wedding announcements, and local society meetings.
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Edwin V. Ocheltree
Greenwood
Annie E. Johnson
J. Willard Johnson
Concord
M. E. Church
J. R. Cannon
H.F. Nuttle
London
Mrs. Ocheltree
Delaware
John A. Mackintosh
American Fertilizing Company
Baltimore
Tampa
Florida
Mackintosh
Maryland
Valley of
Virginia
Piedmont District
Lucas
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Protestant Church
Tangier
Simeon Pennewill
Pennewill
E. T. Mowbray
Hagerstown
Washington
Lena Garey
Salt Lake City
Lieutenant Garey
William A. Ruddell
Rehoboth
J. W. Clark
Harry M. Locke
Newman D. Richards
Thomas H. Bradley
J. Steele Bradley
Philadelphia
Lulu Downes
Marc Bryant
J. Howard Griffin
New York
Denton Friends
Death Roll of Ex Sheriff Cohee and Local Notices
The Death Roll notes ex Sheriff George W Cohee of West Denton dying suddenly at 1 30 PM Sunday in his chair. He was 67 and survived by Mrs Cohee and several children. Funeral and interment were at Concord on Tuesday. Also listed are Mrs James Cooper who died of consumption and James McMullen who died at a Denton resident's home. Spring Farm Notes close the page.
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George W. Cohee
West Denton
Cohee
Denton
Baltimore and Eastern Shore Transportation Company
Ile
Laura A. Maloney
Potter's Landing
E. LC. Cohee
Baltimore
I. B. Cohee
Hobbs
Carrie B. Stanton
Folsom
Emma Fountain
Hickman
H. H. Cohee
Delavar
W. W. Cohee
Ola
Bertha Cohee
Concord
James Cooper
Near Piney Grove
Helsby
Mission Church
Denton Cemetery
James McMullen
James Lister
Local visits and moves noted in Federalsburg area
Federalsburg residents Mr. and Mrs. Milton Obier visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Warren Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Messenger spent Sunday with Mr. Robert Figgs in Seaford. The Walters moved into the former Bradley residence. Wilmer Noble bought the last unoccupied lot on Academy Avenue. Mrs. Rev. McDowell spent part of last week with her parents and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg
Milton Obier
Will Warren
Robert Messenger
Robert Figgs
Seaford
Walter
W. G. Bradley
Wilmer Noble
Academy Avenue
Rev. McDowell
Burrsville Gains Rev Sard For Another Year In M E Church
The Wilmington Conference session assigns Rev Thomas Sard to Burrsville on the Burrsville circuit for another year. Services will be at Union M P Church at the usual hour. Also noted are visits and illnesses among local congregants and a detailed list of ministerial appointments across the Wilmington Dover Easton Salisbury and other districts.
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Thomas Sard
Burrsville
M. I
Wilmington
Union M. P
Mr. Ensminger
Laura V. Stafford
State Normal School
West Chester
Thurman A. Garrett
Samuel Ensminger
Milford
M. E
A. S. Mowwa Bray
Asbury
Z. H. Webster
Brandywine
H. C. Turner
Cookman
W. P. Northrup
Eastlake
J. A. Brewington
Elsmere
W. M. McCann
Supply
Epworth
G. C. Williams
Grace
H. W
W. F. Corkran
Wesley
T. R. van Dyke
Bethel and
Summit
J. M. Lindale
Charlestown
J. T. Price
Cherry Hill
J.R. Bickting
Chesapeake City
Edwin Gardner
Chester Bethel
J. D. Reese
Christiana
John Thornton
Claymont
Harry Reed
Cobra
W. H. Briggs
Delaware City
H. D. Stewart
Ebenezer
I. S. Whittaker
Elk Neck
B. F. Jester
Elkton
H. A
G. T. Alderson
New Castle
F. X. Moore
Newport
W. W. Sharp
Warren Burr
Perryville
E. C. Sunfield
Port Deposit
F. F. Carpenter
Port Penn
Red Lion
E. B. Taylor
Rising Sun
J. W. Jones, Stanton
Robert Roe
St. Georges
W. T. Lewis
St. John’s
I. G. Fosnacht
Zion
J. H. Mitchell
AT Scott
The
Christian Companion
Grace Quarterly Conference
John M. Arters
Peninsula Anti-Saloon League
Epworth Quarterly Conference
Cyrus P. Keen
Western Maryland Anti-Saloon League
J. K. Easley
Harrison Street Quarterly Conference
Robbery incidents and local notices in Greensboro area
Last Sunday night a store in Greensboro was entered through a rear window around 11:30. Detectives are on the case as two white men were seen fleeing by an witness. The post office building also had a break attempt with valuables untouched. Nearby, a wheelwright shop was entered and tools taken, no arrests yet. Other items include a school talk by Rev Frank Benson, church moves, and business updates on millinery parlors and local contracts.
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Warren Vansant
Carrall Pippin
Sidney Lanier
Greensboro High School
Frank T. Benson
Denton
Maryland
J. P. Otis
St. Paul's
M. E. Church
J. H. Beachamp
Still Pond
Betterton
Er Ridgely
Miss Green
P.M. Thompson
C. W. Smith & Son
FE. I. Seney
Centreville
Seney
Turpin
Frances E. Green
Jackson Building
W. T. Temple
Denton High School
J. Gibson Gantt
Christ Church
Taney
William Pinkney
John Randolph
United States
Shakespeare
Newton
Milton
Pinkney
Reverdy Johnson
Luther Martin
Henry Winter Davis
William Pinkney White
Cicero
Schley
Manila Bay
America
Reverend Derrickson to Leave Church Hill Pastorate
Rev Mr Derrickson assigned to Church Hill Methodist Episcopal Church departs Wednesday for a new home. He will preach at Templeville in the morning Thomas Chapel in the afternoon and Marydel at night tomorrow. Rev Mr Janney to move into the parsonage here on the 31st. Rev Mr Kenney of Girdletree visits his daughter Mrs Evans this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Charles Reichman
Thomas Oday
J. E. Smith
Solomon
W.C. ‘Todd
Minnie
Marjorie
Monumental
Martha Hignutt
Sopha Banks
Pennsylvania
Derrickson
Church Hill Methodist Episcopal Church
Templeville
Thomas Chapel
Marydel
Janney
Mr. Kenney
Girdletree
Dr. Evans
Local Social and Home Notes From Baltimore Era
Mrs Nat Cook and children and Mr Ollie Nichols spent Saturday and Sunday at Newmarket Miss Ischer has returned to her home in Baltimore after spending a few days with her parents Mr Frank Conley is on the sick list Mrs P H Dean is still quite ill The latest patterns in Wall Papers 5c a piece Gilt 8c a piece Window Shades 22c each Tuomas & Mzsorr Co Baltimore Md
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Hobbs
Maryland
Oaks School
Messrs
J. H. Merriken
J. Roland Chaffinch
Dickinson College
C. E. Society of Ames
C. D. Collison
Ethel M. Paisley
Priscilla Carroll
Millington
M. F. H. Collison
Joseph H. Carroll
Downes Station
Sallie Jones
Jennie Thompson
Kent Island
Harry Warner
Myrtle Sorden
Ellendale
Lewis Butler
Anna Pippin
M. Merriken
Kirkman
Oaks
J. R. Chaffinch
T. F. Chaffinch
Willoughby School
John Rosser
American Corner
Baltimore
Rhoda Marine
Concord
I. F. Chaffinch
Henderson
Ivanhoe Willis
Alice Johns
Fred Bowdle
Philadelphia
F. B. Sweeney
Bertie Willis
Dover
Chas. Clayville
Hazel Dennison
J. F. Quillien
Camden
Olivia Coffin
Milford
J.P. Rickards
Wilmington
Lola Jones
Smithville
Bessie Lyden
Katye Spence
Goldsboro
Easton
Hattye Bullock
Anna Dryden
Ollie Hignatt
Calvin Scott
Jersey City
Nat Cook
Ollie Nichols
Newmarket
Miss Ischer
Frank Conley
P. H. Dean
Tuomas & Mzsorr Co
Rors W
Baltimore St
Baltimore, Md
Temperance Lesson Warns Against Drink Dangers
In a church lesson on Proverbs 23 29 35 the dangers of intoxication are urged with examples from Andrew Carnegie Arch bishop Ireland and historical figures. The discourse links drunkenness to poverty crime and moral decline, urging abstinence and noting bipartisan political leaders' anti drink stances. A second article reports court actions in Orphans Court and local arrests, including a charge against Dr Merritt and the case involving John Dean over coercive surgery allegations.
In Loving Remembrance of My Dear Mother
A loving obituary note recalls a mother who died March 9, 1909 at age 82. She endured long illness with patience and faith, longing to join Jesus. The writer says they will not see her on earth again but will meet in heaven with loved ones who have gone before. A large crowd followed her remains to the final place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job
Jesus
Baltimore Commerce and Eastern Shore Trade Drive
Five Eastern Shore newspapers sponsor a regional inquiry into wholesale market conditions in Baltimore and Philadelphia. The Sun notes Baltimore’s water routes and local ties give it transport and social advantages, urging merchants to win Eastern Shore business by better boats schedules and strong regional collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Philadelphia
the Sun
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Sparks
Wilmington
Baltimore City
Department of Trade
Light Street
Virginia
Chesapeake
Haltimore
Mr. Sparks
Missouri
Goldsboro Local News: Obits and Community Updates
In Goldsboro the Maryland Day exercises featured Hon. Thomas A. Smith delivering an address with teacher and pupil guidance. Mrs. Abe DeLong died after months of affliction. interment at ML Olive cemetery. James Dill died after a week of illness from pneumonia. Edward W. Lapham visited his sick son. Robert Jarrell Jr. was in Baltimore this week. Rev. Frank Jenkins left for Conference. Edith Cooper returned from Baltimore. Grove circuit final business meeting set at Grove M P parsonage April 3. Charles R. Murphy and Grace Murphy wed at Grove M P parsonage March 17. Local market prices noted for corn and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frank Jenkins
Edith Cooper
Wilmington
J. A. Jackson
Grove Circuit
Grove M. P. Parsonage
Charles R. Murphy
Grace Murphy
Near Harmony
Democratic bid for County Treasurer nomination announced
A political notice announces a Democratic candidacy for the County Treasurer nomination. The candidate says they were urged by party men and friends to run and seeks loyal support from fellow Democrats at the primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liden
James Ty Weg Seeks Democratic Nomination for Sheriff
A political notice declares James Ty Weg a candidate for the Democratic nomination for sheriff, asking for countywide support and outlining intent to appear on the party ballot.
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Denton Journal
the Local Department
Farm Journal
Burersville
Mlice Stafford
James
Harvey
Emmitt Baughley
W. T. Robinson
James A. Breeding
Lyman Porter
West Chester State Normal School
Mary V. Darrah
Clayton
S. M. Morgan
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Leolan Jackson
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Melvin Wheat
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J. H. Geoghegan
Hurlock
Nutter
Lakesville
G. S. Allen
Leipsic
T. S. Barrett
Lewes
W. R. Mowbray
Lincolna
F. J. Cochran
Little Creek
C. W. Spry
Margoolia
H. JB. Kelso
Milfords
Howard B. Quige
A. C. McGilton
Nassau
W. H. Hudson
C. N. Jones
Cornely
G. R. Ellis
Salem
Thomas Pardee
W. O. Hurst
G. L. Hardesty
Taylor's Island
D. B. Prettyman
Vienna
W. B. Guthrie
Williamsburg
J. W. Sutton
Wyoming
D. F. McFaull
Zoar
G. P. Jones
Bayside
O. B. Rice
Borman
Neavitt
Wilmer Jaggard
Cecilton
O. E. Jones
W. A. Wise
Chestertown
L. F Barrette Cheswold
Milton McCann
Church Hill
E. H. Derrickson
G. P. Smith
Cordova
J. L. Sparklin
Crumpton
Daniel Wilson
T. E. Terry
Fairlee
Leonard White
Galena
A. P. Prettyman
Golt
C. K. Lewis
Suppy
Harris
Hillsboro
L. P. Corkran
J. P. Outten
Kenton
E. W. Jones
L. R. Janney
Middletown
W. S. Collins
J. A. Arters
W. Moore
Odessa
D. J. Givan
Osford
E. E. White
Lincy Neck
T. L. Frymire
Pomona
Tilghman Smith
Queenstown
L. L. McFarland
W. E. Habbart
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J. ‘St. Richardson
Royal Oak
H. C. Shipley
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R. K. Stephenson
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Deal's Island
G. W. Dawson
Delmar
S. N. Pilchard
Fairmount
E. J. Collins
Frankford
A. W. Goodhand
Fruitland
H. Williams
W. H. Kenny
Gumboro
C. T. Jones
Hebron
C. J
Selbyville
R. H. Lewis
Sharptown
McDougle
Smith’s Island
Taylor
Snow Hill
C. W. Prettoman
Somerset
T. HL. Jones
Stockton
G. W. Townsend
Tangier Island
J. 2. Cannon
Westover
W. W. White
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J. W. Foste
Carter Block
Andrew Carnegie
Archbishop Ireland
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William H.taft
Abraham Lincoln
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Philadelphia Record
Orphans’ Court
Clark, Liden and Fleetwood
Robert P. Taylor
Perry D. Taylor
Frank T. Fleming
William P. Fleming
Charles I. Fleming
Edward E. Williams
Ida M. Williams
Harvey L. Cooper
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Mary B
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John Cheezum
William F. Payne
William Sipple
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Nathan Kemp
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James Christopher
Christopher
Merritt
J. B. Merritt
Talbot County
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John Dean
Fourth
John W. D. Jump
Dean
Hog Island Farm
Turner
Charles FE. Nicols
Robert Roth
Dr. Merritt
Caroline
Frode U
M. D. & WY. Railway Company
Rev. J. Gibson Gantt
M. H. Downes
Ty Weg