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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1918

Page

5

Denton and surrounding notices mix with court plans

Local items announce a Monday circuit court convening and various notices. Denton music store opening, car sales, coal distribution regulations, public thanks, church services, and community events fill the page with police and court references, age and location details, and April project plans.

Military Letters From the Front and Local Society News

Sergeant Weinfield I. Nichole writes from two miles from the front in trenches describes mud, shells, and rockets, and promotion to Sanitary Detachment. Local figures, visits by Dr. James W. Cain, and residents joining the war effort are noted along with Easter holiday plans and community notices.

Ridgely Debate Highlights Local School Contests

The Ridgely Den ton Debate on military training in high school drew a large crowd despite bad roads. Ridgely team Wilson Jackson and Fred Madara won over Denton represented by Alton McDaniel and Aubrey Floyd. A Ridgely negative at Greensboro was defeated. Community events include a social at Walter Hotman’s on April 1, a Rip Van Winkle entertainment by Mr. Newcomer for Red Cross, and various local visits and gatherings across Ridgely Denton and nearby towns.

Ridgely- Denton Ridgely Wilson Jackson Fred Madara Denton Alton McDaniel Aubrey Floyd Greensboro Ane J. Ro Biching Los. Matthews Unite 2 Wlw. Sewird Ora Raleigh Alg. Ssuls

Beatrice Swann Breaks Arm Playing Near Greenshoro

Beatrice Swann daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Swann near Greenshoro fell while at play last Saturday and broke her arm. Other local notices mention WLW Goldsborough serving as aunt to Hiram Kenton Camp Meade’s 310th T A, Sunday. Bryan Poor of Camp Diy visiting East Greensboro. Frank Cake and daughter Evhel visiting Camden New Jersey. Miss Aona Hignuit of Concord visiting her cousin Pauline Nichols near Greensboro. Lloyd Cannon of Preston visiting cousin Paul Curry. Mrs Charles Rich and daughter Mabel visiting Galesboro. Clarence Leverage of Philadelphia visiting his parents. Miss Wilheecdt Cake and Helen Ash visiting Withington. locals attending Conference at Dover. Sallie McKnatt visiting Clara Rumbold Preston. Mildred Ginn visiting Townsend. Ella Worthington returns from Baltimore. T C Torey in Philadelphia this week.

Beatrice Swann Ralph Swann Greenshoro Goldsborough Hiram Kenton T. A Camp Meade Thoms Kenton Bryan Poor Camp Diy John Poor East Greensboro Frank Cake Daudler Evhel Camden N. J Aona Hignuit Concord Pauliine Nichols Greensboro Lloyd Cannon Preston Paul Curry Charles Rich Mabel Galesboro Clarence Leverage Philadelphia Winihecdt Helen Ash Withington Dover Sallie MecKnatt Clara Rumbold Mildred Ginn Townsend Ella Worthington Baltimore T. C. Torey

Ladies' Guild Meeting at Banks Home in Williston

Williston report notes a Friday gathering of the Ladies' Guild at Mr and Mrs AL Banks with strong attendance. Visitors include Paul Roe and wife from Philadelphia visiting their relatives, Catherine Thawley of Hillsboro staying with grandparents, and Margaret Todd returning from Lutherville Seminary. A. L Banks sold a property opposite O M Slignutt's store to Frederick Howard. Pauline Getesley's recitation titled The Flag was misreported.

Ladies’ Guild W. OC. Todd A. L. Banks O. M. Slignutt Frederick Howard Pauline Getesley

Local Family Social Roundup Near Chestnut Woods and Wilmington

Poplar Neck residents Mr and Mrs B oN Chambers and son Willie visited Mr W S Williams and family near Chestnut Woods on Sunday. Miss Ethel Cheezum and Henry spent the weekend with sister Mrs Clarence Russ near Easton. Mrs Alta Carmine and her two sons Oliver and Malcolm have been in Wilmington. Mr and Mrs Orbind Cheezian were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Roland Chambers. Mr C H Cannine spent Saturday and Sunday in Wilmington.

Poplar Neck B. On. Chambers Willie W. S. Williams Chestnut Woods Ethel Cheezum Henry Clarence Russ Easton Alta Carmine Oliver Malcolm Wilmington Orbind Cheezian Roland Chambers C. H. Cannine Satunday

Fire destroys Federalsburg home of Mollie Collins

In Federalsburg the residence of Mrs Mollie Collins burned Friday morning last week consuming dwelling and contents. The loss is described as heavy and total. Authorities stated no one was injured.

Mollie Collins

New Members and Visits Noted in Local Net Class

The following new members joined the local net class Gurney Knotts D T Richards Isaac Moore Mrs EE vere and Mrs kh Bidele Mr and Mrs Joseph Gibson Miss Maude Gibson and Mr Roland Knotts of Ridgely visited trends here Sunday Mrs DD CT Richards Misses Pearle Cooper and Emma McKnott spent Saturday in Wilmington Mr and Mrs Whittester of Wal mington have been visiting Mr and Mrs Isaac Moore Lloyd Parks a U S aviator spending a few days with his sister Mrs HL Clough Mrs Wiliam Sparks has been visiting her sister Mrs John Vansant at Clayton Mr Cooper Jewell at Price's visited friends here Saturday Subscribe for the Journal

Gurney Knotts D.T. Richards Isaac Moore Ee.vere Kh. Bidele Joseph Gibson Maude Gibson Roland Knotts Ridgely DD. CT. Richards Pearle Cooper Emma McKnott Wilmington Whittester Walmington Lloyd Parks U.S HL. Clough Wiliam Sparks John Vansant Clayton

Orphans Court Orders and Estate Actions Noted

Judges Liden Moore and Covey presided as guardians Laura V Neal and Samuel G Nuttle were authorized to deposit guardians funds in Peoples National Bank. Administrators and executors including Rachel and John Hutchins Henry Cade James Wright Wesley Jarrell Anna Orrell Elisha Park Join Fuchs George Fuchs Chas Harrison Eliason Gooden Edith Goolen John W Carroll were active with inventories, sales accounts, and distributions.

Petiton Laura V. Neal Samuel G. Nuttle Wingate Margaret C. Neal The Peoples National Bank Mumners Samuel Hutchins Rachel Hutchins John Fred R. Owens Eliza J. Sigler Wesley Jarrell Anna I. Orrell Georgia E. Cade Henry M. Cade Elisha J. Park Cea-Ec Fuchs George Fuchs Chas Tarrison Beth Fuchs Daniel M. Gooden Edith K. Goolen Eliason C. Gooden Harry M. Carroll John W. Carroll

Local Residents Host Social Weekend in Andersontown

Mr and Mrs J W Trice hosted guests including Mr and Mrs James Wheatley and son Robert and Mr and Mrs Frank Wright of near Wethel Church and Mr and Mrs B D Cohee of Andersontown. Rev W J Jump and Miss Cathel Ward of Hobbs wed in Denton with Rev Dr T Crouse officiating. Residents visited family across multiple nearby communities and locals attended Ladies Aid gathering in Hobbs.

J. W. Trice Andersontown James Wheatley Robert Frank Wright Near Wethel Church B.D. Cohee J. R. Chaffinch J. Nt. Thomas Hickswan Thomas Chaffinch Tomestead W. J. Jump Anderson Redken John Bacsak Near Here Milton Mary C. Nutile Philadelphia Hobbs J. R. Ricards F. P. Stafford Curtis Bay Anthony's Mill

Beaven Heads to Detroit with Mastonians in Black Cars

Mr. R. W. Beaven left Wednesday for Detroit in company with several Mas tonian friends to drive in black cars. Miss Edna Fleming of the State Normal School visits her parents during Eastertide. Sylvesters were in Baltimore last week. Mrs. Joseph Carroll visited Philadelphia. Mrs. G. L. Wilson toured Baltimore recently. Mrs. Saulsbury Sparks spent last week in Frappé.

R. W. Beaven Detroit Edna Fleming State Normal School W. Ee. Sylvester Baltimore Joseph Carroll Philadelphia G. L. Wilson Saulsburry Sparks Frappe

Appointments announced by Bishop Bristol in Wilmington District

The Wilmington Conference in Dover adjourned as Bishop Bristol named numerous appointments across the district. Key figures include Robert Watt as Superintendent and multiple pastors assigned to churches such as Epworth, Grace, St. Pauls, Trinity, and many circuit posts across Delaware and Maryland regions, with several supplies noted.

Wilmington Dover Bristol Robert Watt Willnington Asbury G. W. Dawson Brandywine Edge Moor W. J. Greenfield Brack-Ex C. C. Clark Cookman Ww. G. Harris Eastlike E. H. Collins Epworth K. P. Nichols Grace H. F. Randolph Harnson Street G. T. Alderson Hillcrest John M. Collins Hahan Mission J. A. Plym Wesley Z. W. Wells

Tractor Demonstration Near Denton April Dates

A large tractor demonstration will be held near Denton on April 6 and 16 at the Kline and Hughes farm less than a mile from town on the Hillsboro road. Eight companies seek land reservations to showcase their machines. Records will track gasoline and kerosene use and time to cover a fixed acreage, with plowing and disking the main operations. County Agent Anderson invites interested persons to compare merits for speedier spring work and note engine types from single to multi cylinder demonstrations.

Denton Kline & Hughes Hillsboro Anderson

Death of Denton resident George W. Richardson at age 76

George W. Richardson, nearly seventy seven, died at his Second street home in Denton on Thursday evening from paralysis after a Tuesday stroke. Funeral from his son Harry Richardson’s home at 11 this morning with Rev. J R M Cass officiating. Interment in Denton cemetery. A New York immigrant who married Annie Redden, he was a painter and paper-hanger by trade and long served as bailiff of the Circuit Court.

George W. Richardson Second Street Denton Harry Richardson J. R. M. Cass Denton Cemetery Richardson Caroline County New York Annie Redden James G. Redden Circuit Court

Harmony Bureau Road Next Road Bill Benefit

The road bill provides a 33 million loan to build and extend state roads across counties. A Bureau to Grove route will aid Caroline and Southwestern Carolina residents. Parts of the loan leverage Federal Aid funds for post roads, improving rural free delivery routes and property values over time.

Harmony Bureau Caroline Bureau Grove Carolina Fural

Local Visits and New Ford Car Highlight Small Town Life

Mr Sidney Collins visits his brother Set Wilmer Collins at Camp Meade on Sunday. Mr Newman Smith purchases a new Ford car. Mr Lloyd Flint is very ill at his home near here.

Sidney Collins Near Here Set Wilmer Collins Camp Meade Newman Smith Lloyd Flint

County Tickets Guide For Over There Exhibition

Armory admission details urge county tickets sold at local banks for priority entry to the Over There display. County headquarters will assist visitors with registration and special facilities. Maryland women invited to April 5 luncheon with prominent speakers to boost Third Liberty Loan support.

Albert G. Tower Committee On Baltimore Armory Preston Street Women’s Liberty Loan Committee Maryland Emerson Hotel William Gibbs McAdoo Secretary of the Treasury George J. Seay Richmond Seay Fifth Federal Reserve District Antoinette Funk National Woman's Liberty Loan Committee Woman's Liberty Loan Committee Sidney M. Cone Liberty Loan Liberty Loan County Baltimore City Fifth Regiment Emerson

Set Up Your Clock for Easter Sunday Time Change

A Federal Government time change requires advancing every clock one hour between March 30 and March 31. People should set clocks before bed or whenever they choose, but the country must move clocks forward to begin Easter Sunday at 2 am. Families will lose an hour of sleep unless they adjust earlier.

House Senate

Home Grown Plants Best for Quality and Value

Starting your own plants yields better quality than buying. You can choose precise varieties you want, know exactly what you have, transplant with minimal ground time, and save money. Surplus plants can find ready buyers in nearby war gardens, and homemade stock is in demand over lanky market plants.

Market Report Showed Corn and Wheat Prices Mixed

The brief item notes grain prices with Wheal at 2.02 to 32.15 and corn ranging from 18 to 1.85, indicating fluctuating values for agricultural commodities.

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