Local Health Officer Warns and Town Notices
Health Officer Clark issues an important public notice in this issue. Various local items follow including re-issue of a pension to Wright Hall, Elkton store opening in East Cambridge, church services, and calendar notices. Widespread references to appointments, sales, and community events appear alongside brief obituaries, farming notices, and upcoming entertainments.
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Clark
Wright Hall
Marydel
W. T. Hassinger
Elkton
East Cambridge
Wilson
M E Conference Appointments At Salisbury Session Report
Bishop Vincent greeted warmly on his first appearance Friday morning as Elder Adats presided. The Dover district report cites 180 congregations 133 Sunday Schools 1700 officers and teachers 11000 scholars with prompt salaries and limited deficiencies. Over 2000 conversions followed revivals. Conference rejected equal lay representation and voted changes to representation and General Conference meeting date. Appointments listed for Wilmington Easton Dover Salisbury districts. Cold weather threatens peach buds. growers pessimistic about crop. apples and other fruits also damaged. berries may still recover. Denton Sun notes Marek weather turn stirs peach prognosticators while blossoms dry and embryo peaches may escape harm.
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Fitzgerald
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General Conference
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L. BE. Barrett
P. BE
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T. B. Hunter
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T. H. Marding
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Red Lion
W. P. Townsend
Rising Sun
J. EB. Bryan
Rowlandville
Perry Greenfield
St. Georges
Julius Dodd
St. John's
W. P. Taylor
Zion
A. P. Prettyman
Asbury
J. N. Toward
Brandywine
Asbury Burke
Cookman
W. L. White
East Lake
John France
Epworth
L. W. Layfield
Grace
Merritt Walburd
Harrison Street
F. B. Short
Kingswood
H. S. Dulaney
Madeley
D. F. Waddell
Mt. Salem
S. M. Morgan
St. Paul’s
T. E. Terry
Scott
Robert Watt
Silverbrook
W. A. Wise
F. C. B. Wallin
Union
J. D. C. Hanna
Wesley
J. B. Quigg
Easton
A. Smith
P. E
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E. H. Hynson
Bayside
F. E. McKinsey
Cecilton
D. H. Corkran
Centreville
J. W. Easley
Cheswold
T. RB. Vandyke
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W. P. Compton
Church Hill
E. E. White
Clayton
N. C. Turner
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J. M. Lindale
Crumpton
John Bochin
W. E. Avery
Galena
E. H. Nelson
Greensborough
J. A. Arters
Hillsborough
W. W. Sharp
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W. M. Warner
Kent Island
Frank Fletcher
Kenton
J. M. Collins
Marydel
Ashbert Chandler
Middletown
N. M. Browne
Millington
G. W. Burke
Morgan’s Creek
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R. I. Watkins
Oxford
J. W. Pogle
Viney Neck
B. Merritt
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J. F. Anderson
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W. Durst
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Edward Davis
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Adam Stengle
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Robert Roe
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W. E. Tomkinson
Denton
the Sun
Marek
Peach and fruit crop damage report from Preston Maryland
Wat T. Kelly reports from Preston Maryland that severe cold has killed best peach varieties like Troths Reeves Crawfords Magnum Bonum Smocks while late bloomers Waterloos Alexanders remain partly alive. Cherries nearly all killed and early apples mostly killed with late blooms still alive, yielding a possible fourth crop. Plums largely safe, berries unexamined. Thermometer hit 18 to 20 degrees. Baltimore Prophecy notes post thunderstorm peach crop may be reasonably safe.
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T. Kelly
Preston, Md
Death of Two Prominent Men In Hillsborough County
Obituary notices report the deaths of J. P. I Hubbard of Talbot near Hillsborough and J. P. Manlove of Greensborough. Hubbard, 63, died after a grip illness at his farm. his bank trustees draped the Denton National Bank for 30 days in his honor. Manlove, a long-time Greensborough resident and Church of the Holy Trinity vestryman, died suddenly after heart trouble. his family and heirs listed include Lena Muttehler and William Manlove among others. Arbor Day Governor Brown quotation urged plantings statewide. discussions of local probate actions and a sheriff sale anecdote close the column.
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James BP. . Hubbard
Talbot
Hillsborough
Hubbard
Caroline
Denton National Bank
Wubbard
W.ick. Fountain
Concord
Concord M. EB
J. P. Manlove
Greensborough
Manlove
Church of the Holy Trinity
Lena’ Muttehler
Marshall 5. Mutehler
Stansbury
Chico
Kent Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Temperance school program and community notices
Willistown pupils staged a temperance entertainment directed by Miss Mary Weaver with cheers from patrons. The program featured an introductory address, a temperance talk, select readings, scriptural cautions, and thanks to the teacher. Additional items note parental visits, weather impacts on fishing, and local social updates.
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Williamson School
Mary Weaver
Frank Gelletly
Bertha Holbrook
Bessie Stevens
Dora Gelletly
W. 2B
Messrs
J. F. Gelletly
J.B. Wignutt
Grave Gelletly
State Norms School
Alice Cole
Bualtmore
Temperance meeting trip and upcoming marriage notice
Mrs Dungan and companions left for Baltimore to attend a temperance meeting while invitations announce the marriage of Mr Gilbert Swann to Miss Lina Mason at Ruthsburg M J Church on April 4. Local social notes mention visits from Carroll Callahan Fred Flounders J W Temple and John Swing with other small ads for seeds and a pair of mules for sale.
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Dungan
D. Wi. Smith
Emma Laushbury
Myra Wiley
Frankie Greene
Trattie Ilagadone
Baltimore
Gilbert Swann
Lina Mason
Ruthsburg M. J. Church
Messrs
Carroll Callahan
Fred Flounders
Queenstown
J. W. Temple
Wilmington
John Swing
March Areal Estate Transfers and Marriage Licenses
A long list of real estate transfers in Ridgely, Denton, and surrounding districts with prices and parties, followed by marriage licenses issued for the month listing couples including Pierce Pritchett and others, plus social notices and Easter event mentions across Denton and nearby towns.
Resolutions of Respect for Denton Bank Director Wenparp
The Denton National Bank Directors announce the death of James P. J. Wenparp a long serving director. The bank will drape its building for thirty days and staff will attend his funerals. The board extends condolences to his family and orders the resolutions published in county papers and recorded in minutes. John F. Dawson B G Stevens A J Wrianr Committee.
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Joux FF
Dawson
B. G. Stevens
A. J. Wrianr
The Deacon Comedy Drama at Mozart Mall Greensborough
An original comedy drama The Deacon was staged at Mozart Mall Greensborough on Thursday evening under the Young People's Mite Society. The cast included Deacon Thornton Dr FP Malone George Gract L Irving Jones George Darrah and many others with Miss Eva Lowe Nellie May Letty Daisy and Miss Bella Hopkins in supporting roles. A light note invites readers to see an advertisement offering a chance to earn money in this paper.
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the Deacon
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Young People’s Mite Society
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FP. J. Malone
George Gract
L. Irving Jones
George Darrah
E. Curry
James Reed
Wo. Richards
Pedro, JR. Hughes
Parson Brownlow
W.L. Wilson
Pete
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