Denton area notices mix in lively spring ads
Read Nichols and Son advertise a Denton house for rent while Millinery openings, Easter sales, and a broad ads run across town. Rev Cannon preaches at Concord M E Church and an automobile show nears in Denton with dates. A fire alarm saves a barn as Mr Downes fights a blaze in Tuckahoe Neck.
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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
Concord Wedding and Local Social News Highlights
The Concord M E Church wedding of Edwin V. Ocheltree of Greenwood to Miss Annie E. Johnson, with reception in Delaware, anchors a roundup of social events. Included are career moves by John A. Mackintosh to American Fertilizing Co, and numerous notices of visits, travels, church activities, anniversaries, engagements, and community gatherings across Greenwood, Tangier, Rehoboth, and nearby towns. The column also lists school events, meetings, and upcoming socials at Oaks and Willoughby schools with participant names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Deaths and notes from Denton county and surrounding areas
The Death Roll reports ex sheriff George W. Cohee died suddenly at his West Denton home at 1 30 Sunday. He was 67, survived by wife Laura Maloney and children E L C Cohee Baltimore I B Cohee Hobbs Carrie B Stanton Folsom Pa Emma Fountain Hickman H H Cohee Delavar W W Cohee Ola and Bertha Cohee Denton. Funeral was at Concord. Also noted are brief obits for Mrs James Cooper of near Piney Grove and Mr James McMullen of Second district, plus Spring Farm Notes from Farm Journal urging old errors buried and practical advice for gardening and work.
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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
Merritt
J. B. Merritt
Easton
Talbot County
Annie Dean
John Dean
Fourth
Caroline County
John W. D. Jump
Dean
Hog Island Farm
Turner
Charles FE. Nicols
Robert Roth
Dr. Merritt
Caroline
Local Visitors and Moves Noted in Federalsburg and Seaford
Federalsburg and Seaford social rounds are recorded with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Obier visiting the Warrens, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Messenger with Mr. Robert Figgs, Mr. and Mrs. Walter moving into the Bradley home, and Wilmer Noble purchasing the last unoccupied lot on Academy Avenue. Rev. McDowell's wife spent part of last week with her parents and brother.
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Federalsburg
Milton Obier
Will Warren
Robert Messenger
Robert Figgs
Seaford
Walter
W. G. Bradley
Wilmer Noble
Academy Avenue
Rev. McDowell
Burrsville gets renewed M E Church assignment
The Wilmington Conference assigns Rev Thomas Sard to Burrsville for another year. Union M P Church will host regular services. Also noted are visits and illnesses among local clergy and friends including Rev Samuel Ensminger and Mrs Mice Stafford.
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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
Burglary Strikes Greensboro Stores and Local Home
Last Sunday night a rear window break enabled burglars to enter Warren Vansant’s store and escape unseen. A night clerk found doors disturbed as detectives chase two white suspects. The post office building also suffered an attempted breakin with only the door handle damaged. Local homes and businesses report no arrests yet.
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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
Clergy Moves and Open House at Local Churches
Rev Mr Derrickson departs Church Hill Methodist Episcopal for a new home Wednesday 315F. He preaches 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 daughter Mrs Dr Evans this week.
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Derrickson
Church Hill Methodist Episcopal Church
Templeville
Thomas Chapel
Marydel
Janney
Mr. Kenney
Girdletree
Dr. Evans
Local News Briefs From Baltimore Area
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 visiting her parents Mr Frank Conley is on the sick list Mrs P H Dean is still quite ill The latest wall paper patterns 5c a piece gilt 8c a piece Window shades 22c each Tuomas and Mzsorr Co W Baltimore St Baltimore Md
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Mlice Stafford
James
Messrs
Harvey
Emmitt Baughley
W. T. Robinson
Brownsville
James A. Breeding
Lyman Porter
West Chester State Normal School
Mary V. Darrah
Clayton
Henderson
Ivanhoe Willis
Alice Johns
Fred Bowdle
Philadelphia
F. B. Sweeney
Bertie Willis
Dover
Chas. Clayville
Baltimore
Hazel Dennison
J. F. Quillien
Camden
Olivia Coffin
Milford
J.P. Rickards
Wilmington
Lola Jones
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's Downfall
A church lesson denounces intemperance citing Proverbs and famous figures. It links alcohol to poverty, crime, and ruined families, notes Lincoln and Taft pledges, cites Governor Hanly’s figures, and warns youths to avoid liquor entirely.
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America
William H.taft
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Hanly
Indiana
Aferica
Sill
Philadelphia Record
In Loving Remembrance of My Dear Mother
A heartfelt death notice from March 9, 1909 recalls a mother who suffered long with patience and found peace with Jesus. She lived 82 years and 0 months and 21 days, with a large gathering of relatives and friends attending her funeral at the final resting place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job
Jesus
Baltimore Trade Rally Seeks Shore Market Advantage
The Sun notes five Eastern Shore papers push an investigation of wholesale market conditions in Baltimore and Philadelphia to guide Shore producers. It argues water routes and strong local ties give Baltimore advantages, urging merchants to capitalize on canning and fisheries hubs at Light Street and to improve boat service and schedules.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
the Sun
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Sparks
Wilmington
Baltimore City
Department of Trade
Light Street
Virginia
Chesapeake
Haltimore
Mr. Sparks
Missouri
Maryland Day exercises note and local obituaries at Goldsboro
In Goldsboro the Maryland Day exercises featured Hon. Thomas A. Smith addressing teachers and pupils. 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 a sick son. Robert Jarrell Jr. was in Baltimore. Rev. Frank Jenkins left for the conference. Edith Cooper returned from Baltimore. Grove M P church to hold final business meeting April 3. Charles R. Murphy and Grace Murphy wed at Grove M P parsonage March 17. Prices listed: white corn 68 cents, yellow 66, No. 2 white oats for sale.
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
Local Democrat Announces Candidacy for County Treasurer
A Democratic candidate declares ambition for the county treasurer nomination. He cites urging from party members and encouragement from supporters to seek the post at the primary, asking loyal backing from fellow Democrats. The notice reflects campaign entreaties and party solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liden
James Ty Weg Seeks Democratic Sheriff Nomination
A political notice announces James Ty Weg as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for sheriff. He seeks countywide support and states his intent to run, subject to printing and party rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
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