Saturday Morning 1919 Local Notices Item Summary
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Denton and Caroline County News Highlights in April Events
Local notices cover sales, auctions, and property in Denton and Easton including a five passenger Nash car sale, church events, and bank status changes. Community reports detail unities from fishing prices to road work, theater previews, anti prohibition talks, and a car collision near Denton. Organized local notices mention clergy moves, paralyzing illness, and upcoming lectures on food and diet at the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiss
Peoples National Bank of
Denton
Lednum Fritz Nuptials in Baltimore Honor Family Ties
Personal and social news lists the Lednum Fritz wedding at the Tuscany Apartments Baltimore officiated by Rev. Dr. John H. Strong. J Maynard Lednum, Johns Hopkins mechanical engineer, marries Irene Fritz. bridesmaids Maid of honor Esther Ledoum. reception at Lombardy Apartments. Also notes Denton area weddings, visits, and local social events amid wartime recruiting and community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Maynard Lednum
J. Frank Lednum
Preston
Davieson Chemical Company
Curtis Bay
Johns Hopkins University
Irene Fritz
Clyde N. Fritz
Tuscany
Baltimore
John H. Strong
Eutaw Place Baptist
Marnage
S. Esther Ledoum
Ledoum
J. Stanley Gorsuch
Aberdeen
Harry B Mason
Denton
Mahala Wallace
Arthur Allston, Jr
Arthur Allston
Wilmington
Del
Mary Lewis
Macon
Thomas O. Crouse
M. P. Church
Points North
Easton
Harry Eason
Virginia
Arhur Allston
Helen
Charles Wieneke
Anna
A. Dilhogs
Greensboro
Carl Morris
Sult Pond
Groom
Milton F. King
Viola Mae Lantz
Greenwood
Levi RK. Ziegler
King
Baltimore City
Returning Soldiers and Community News in Ridgely
The Ridgely News Letter reports on the Community Club meeting with Mrs. Milton Smith and new members, a planned Apr land gathering with Home School Association, readings by Mrs. Hemmons and Miss Gibson, and music by Mrs. Smith. It lists Ridgely High School baseball players led by captain Kennard Pinder, coach Kunzleman, with games won against Greensboro and Cordova and a loss to Queen Anne. Private Robert E. Lee Bennington returns home after an honorable discharge from the Cavalry near El Paso. Various local residents and visitors are noted, including home purchases, hospital work, and class announcements. Trinity M E Church reorganizes its Sunday school, with officers elected. multiple townsfolk are mentioned in health, travel, and school updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Smith
Lighteen
Home School Association
Aprland
Harry Hemmons
Deacon Stout
Maude Gibson
Dorothy
Ridgely
Kennard Pinder
Russell Swann
Donald Davis
Wallace Lane
Stephen Lynch
Clifton Morns
Burton Wilkinson
Howard Marvel
Luke Andrews
Walter Mitchell
Malcolm Skinner
Prof Kunzleman
Greensboro
Cordova
Queen Anne
Robert E. Lee Bennington
Cavalry
el Paso
Texas
Carlile Bennington
Centreville
Lee
Wilson Jackson
Delaware College
William Davis
U. S Marines
Philadelphia
Dudley Davis
St. John's College
C. W. Jack
John Davis
John Bromley
New York
MacGibbon
Ray, Jr
Canada
Atrs. S.S
Lane
Queenstown
Lulu
Sadie Sharp
Hillsboro
Alfred Thompson
Annie Turner
Walter Lord
Frank Klotz
Myra Klotz
Hollidaysburg
Elva Cannon
Messrs
W. M
H. C. Bennington
Maxwell Cars
Caroline
Queen Anne Counties
J. J. Bunting
Margaret Swing
Baltimore
Charles Robinson
Seaford
C. L. Herzog
James Swing
James, Jr
Vernie Latshaw
France
Funeral of Mrs Emma Breeding in Burraville
The funeral for Emma Breeding, brought from Great Falls Montana, was held at Wesley M E Church on March 17 with Dr C T Wyatt of Denton and Rev W N Conaway officiating. Breeding, formerly from the area, had lived with her son Charlie in Montana for about four years where she died, and was noted as a lifelong Christian with many local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Breeding
Great Falls
Monatana
Wesley M. E Church
C. T. Wyatt
Denton
W. N. Conaway
Wesley WM. E
Fred Parker
Mary Fearns
Ons Stafford
Brownsville
Wm. Breeding
Philadelphia
Charlie Breeding
Mont
Alfred Billing
Elizabeth
G. Lo Blades
Harlan R. Blades
Wilmington M. E
Chestertown
John Parris
Harry A. Porter
Credic
Harrington
Edna Cahall
Pauline Nichols
Greensboro
Thomas E. Cahall
Tuckahoe
Agnes Barton
Riverside
New Jersey
William Shaw
Glassboro
N. J
Barton
Thomas Henry Shaw
Shaw
Camp Dix
Camp Gordon
France
Episcopal Church of
Miss Barton
David Barton
Caroline
Dupont Hospital
Carney’s Point
Big Canning Plant in Greensboro Sold for $60,000
The F P Roe canning property in Greensboro changes hands to A A Christian and Temple Smith who plan to run it next season. The sale price is reported around $60,000, marking a major Caroline county plant transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Roe
Greensboro
Messrs
A. A. Christian
Temple Smith
Caroline County
John Dull
Philadelphia
Mik Men to Meet Friday Evening
Ridgely unit of the Inter-State Milk Producers Association holds a meeting at Ridgely High School Friday evening April 4 at 7 p.m. Prof. Gamble of Pennsylvania State College will discuss Eastern dairymen problems. Members and others interested urged to attend. By order of the association secretary M F King. Benjamin A Hazel of Smyrna sold two farms for 50000. John W Ajax of near Kenton was the purchaser. Now is the time to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Anderson
Dairymen of
Ridgely
Inter-State Milk Producers Association
Goldsboro
Teo
Queen Anne
Tri-County
J. A. Gamble
Maryland State College
Inter-State Milk Producers’ Association
Ridgely High School
At &P. m
Benjamin A. Hazel
Smyrna
John W. Ajax
Kenton
Letters From Our Warriors Reach Home War Memories and Pioneering Hope
Private Lewis McNeal of Company C recounts the Argonne experience in stark terms, describing mud, rot, and the mental toll of modern warfare. He praises American gratitude and urges civilians to honor the two million service members. Mrs. Lydia Hunt's son Ralph at Brest writes of uncertain return, longing for home, and learning from War Saving Library readings. Private William Shields of the 316th Infantry reports shellfire from September 13 to armistice, fighting in Argonne Tyrone and Meuse, with prices rising at Sera court trading posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis ‘St. McNeal
Co. C. Kith Espineers
Argonne Forest
Western Front
America
Lydia A. Hunt
Ralph
Brest
Caroline
Sam
United States
War Saving Library
American Library Association
France
William A. Shields
Judge Adkins Hearings and Local Civic Notes in Denton
Judge Adkins presided in Denton on Thursday over the chancery case of James E Hignutt vs Elizabeth B Peters and her father regarding a 1892 mortgage to Dr John W Hignutt. four witnesses testified for the plaintiff, with defendants to be heard at Dover. Also docketed are April juror selections and district replacements in Eighth and Fourth districts. Farmers Co Operative Club meeting at Caroline County Court House Saturday at 2 pm to discuss wholesale Oliver plows and castings. new members welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Covey
G. W. Townsend
Claymont M. E. Church
H. Nichols & Co
J.ela
Chesapeake
William Lane
Easton
Caroline
Washington Street
Denton M. F. Church
Denton M. P. Church
Wilson
Kateer
Parker's New Theatre
Denton Orchestra
Greensboro
Suzie Roads Commission
Denton
Third and
Randolph Ueets
The
Levi K. Ziegler
Chestertown
Baltimore Sun
Robert Watt
Wilmington
East
Caroline County
Washington
Calvert C. Meriken
United States
Lewin W. Wickes
Caroline Court
Adkins
Holliday
C. Ty Wyatt
Methodist Episcopal Church
Crouce
Sussue Hayakawa
Mary Pickford
Stella Mans
Alvin Fotherod
Norman Walls
Pike
Manwell
Pennsylvania
Totheroh
Walls
Home Economics Club
Court House
Mabel Stevenson
Norman
Newcomer
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the Local Department
M. ES Church
Kheci
Fed
William J. Craft
P. R. Fisher
Bordeaux
George E. Saulsbury
Gordon
T. P. Fisher
David 5. Ramsdall
Mary Jones Fisher
Cornell
F. B. Nuttle
James A. Barwick
Strawbridge & Clothier
Isaac E. Nichols
West Virginia
Raymond Fisher
Richmond
Norwood W. Voss
Navy
J. D. Jones and Son
L. M. Jones
W. J. Goodwin
Billie
Chester
W. H. Goodwin
Edith Goodwin
Milton Dull
T. A. Montague
Geo. Moore
Suthersville
Elsie Walls
Flossy Jones
Norman Smith
L. Haywood
Rela
William H. Golt
Wil
Mington
Kirk Jarman
Alex. Jarman
W. G. Carrow
Martin Jensen
J. R. Jones
Wilmington Trends
C. E. Montague
Templeville
Edward Tarring
Homer Benton
Sadlersville
W. N. Bowen
Kate O. Knotts
James T. Knotts
Roy Stafford
Near Millington
Gurney Knotts
Olivia
Mary Cahall
Melvin Kinnamon
Dover
John Biddle
Marydel
Laura Godwin
Washington Jester
Clarence
Isaac
Adolph Hantwerker
Little Son
Wm. Lowman
Louis Rieter
Wm. Cahall
Maud Starkey
Olivia Knotts
Henry Steele
D. Richards
Joseph Moore
Crumpton
Harry Gibson
Violet
Queen Anne's
Maggie Taylor
Harry Vain
Gin Ford
Harry Pippin
Cora Pippin
Elkton
Leslie Pippin
Aner Ross
John Cohee
Linwood
Wyoming
E. C. Stallings
Mamie Smith
Anne
T. E. Heather
Jim Sparks
J. B. Sparks
Raymond Machen
Lowell Hummer
Esther Lednum
Ralph C. Lednum
Ruth Douglas
P. CG Douglas
W. D. Noble
Hopkins
W. M. Burgess
313Th
T. J. Richardson
Virginia Beach
C. A. Carroll
Ednah Carroll
Ridgely News
Sallie Holsinger
Charles Sigler
First Avenue
Laura Sigler
Second Avenue
Second Street
Frank Kauffman
Keen Saulsbury
Swarthmore College
Ada Matthews
Delmar
CG. I. Herzog
Columbus
Georgia
T. W. Jones
Smithers
Helen Haymaker
Harry Clark
Trinity
Trinity M. FE. Church
Victor Reed
J. F. Cannon
C. Melson
Taylor
T. W. White
Federalsburg
Harry Wagner
Willam Wagner
Harvey Fleetwood
Edith Burton
Washington, D. C
John Melon
Helen Reed
Mass Hettie White
Burraville
J. R. Ricards
Mesdames Chaffinch and Holbrook
J. R. Chaffinch
Charles H. Adams
Adams
W. H. Wooters
C. E. Bright
C. H. Benton
Wm. H. Wooters
Hobbs
Andersontown
F. E. Seeders
Esther Willey
Lutherville
S. S. Sennett
Marcus Hook
Harmon
Pratt
Talbot County
Poole Farm
Roland Towers
W. F. Towers
George Baer
Grove
R. T. Bryan
George Towers
Wao. F. Allen & Co
W. P. Willis
A. W. Sisk
J. McLain Brown
Nelthe Marine
A. B. Todd
Ladies’ Aid
A.R. Todd
Thomas Green
A. R. Deen
Concord
Agnes Higoutt
Theresa Keel
Earl Keet
Fletcher Higoutt
Wye Mills
Raymond
D. H. Dudley
George Nichols
W. T. Higoutt
W. R. Keel
Virgil Dukes
Salisbury
Ros
Christan & Smith
Greensboro Notes
William Longfellow
Goldsborough
Longfellow
John Clark
Church
Josephine Moore
James Curry
Church Street
Thos. Taylor
Harry Taylor
George Whiteley
L. W. Taylor
Samuel Jewell
Roxanna Draper
Railroad Avenue
Orrell & Smith
Greensboro Station
C. H. Pippin
John Marvel
Bessie Hannahan
E. C. Orrell
L. Taylor
Bridgeville
H. L. Cabee
T. C. Horsey
Mary Fisher
Annie Roe
Hannah More Academy
Clayton Horsey
Effa Plummer
Jacob Morgan
Mary Moore
Mary Draper
George Mitchell
O. E. Reiter
Pottsville
Annie Hopkins
A. W. Brumbaugh
John Harvey Coursey, Jr
Feneralsburay
Harold
J.dew
James Dew
Teistowm
Flassie Hall
Mitchell Hall
Bethlehem
J. T. Richardson
Agnes White
Virgil Hall
Thomas C. Jones
Reliance
Jones
R. M. MacGibbon
Miles, Jr
Fredericton
British Columbia
Uhler
Harrisburg
William D. Uhler
State Highway Service
Ubler
Pennsylvania State Highway Department
Highway Department
Motor Transport Corps
War Department
United States Highways Council
George Goethals
Nazareth
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Queen Anne Railroad
Maryland
Abler
Maryland State Roads Commission
Philadelphia Bureau of Highways
State Highway Department
Brumbaugh
Neese
Stoo
Red Cross
G. R. Neese
Mik
Judge Adkins
PRS
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