Easter Services and Local Developments in Denton Area
Local reports feature Easter services at Harris Chapel and St Elizabeth’s Church with masses at 2 PM and 10:30 AM, plus notes on the Delaware ferry plan, fair funding, and county infrastructure. Walter Brown covers mail duties in guest absence while Salisbury plans a $250,000 hotel. Dudley Roe expands grain facilities at Centreville. civic events include a Masonic Hall benefit and Christ Church Easter market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Walter Brown
Guest
Evernham's
Harris Chapel
Isaac L. Dukes
Rayster
Denton Bridge
W. H. Nuttle
Betty Wales
Everagain
Delaware
Wilmington
Delaware Highway Commission
Kent County
Board of Control and Review
Masonic Hall
Dudley G. Roe
Sadlersville
Centreville
Roe
Ladies of Christ Church Guild
Denton Drug Co
Maria Quillen
John Quillen
Harvey “Quillen
Albert W. Sisk
Preston
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway Company
James C. Leonard
Cambridge
William P. Jackson
John Walter Smith
Snow Hill
Charles D. Murphy
Harrington
Elisha H. Harper
William J. Shawn
Sherman
Sherman EF. Hignutt
Easton
J. FE. Smith
W. E. Hills
Denton Cemetery
Denton M. PB
Christ
J. A. Dudley
J. Ed. Nichols
St. John’s Church
St. Paul's Sts
Baltimore
Pretty Easter double wedding in Rehoboth Beach
Many college students return home for Easter as Miss Myrtle Coates and Mr Walter Palmer wed with Miss Cora Shockley and Mr Ralph Palmer joining in the ceremony at Rehoboth Beach. The couples plan honeymoons then resume teaching duties in local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Rebecca Coates
Walter Butler Palmer
Cora Mae Shockley
Ralph Palmer
Rehoboth
Walter Palmer
W.S. Grant
M. E. Church
Rehoboth Beach
Delaware
Miss Shockley
Albert Coates
Miss Coates
Robert Coates
Neming Grove
Virginia
Mer
Noming Grove
W. T. Shockley
Greensboro
Maryland
Baltimore
Washington
Theodore Palmer
Baptist Church of
Helen Richardson
Edwina Downes
Louise Nuttle
Western Maryland College
Harold C. Nuttle
Virginia Cooper
Layman Redden
Edward Hiss
Philip Downes
DeFord Beasley
University of Pennsylvania
Gilbert C. Clark
Carney’s Paint
N. J
Ruth Elaine
Emily DeFord
Waycross
Denton
Willifred Deweese
Drexel Institute
Mary Deweese
Goucher College
Walter D. Mode
Wilmington
Frank Cole
C. 5. York
Caroline Davis
Louise Norris
Elizabeth Flowers
Elizabeth Evans
Towson
Grace Rutter
Wilson Funk
University of Maryland
Pauline Roe
Esther Dunham
Strayer's College
College Players To Be Here At Palace Theatre
The Western Maryland College jest ers will present a Friday April 6 performance at 8 p m in Denton s Palace Theatre. A 34 member troupe will offer quartettes, a one act comedy, a black face dialogue and solos with student orchestra. Miss Richmond will be soloist, Mrs M T Kimmey the director and accompanist. Tour proceeds Easter vacation on the Eastern Shore under the Young People s Guild and the local High School.
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Western Maryland College
Palace Theatre
Denton
Miss Richmond
M. T. Kimmey
Young People’s Guild of
The
M. P. Church
Fleetwood bereavement thanks to Journal readers
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Fleetwood thank friends for kindness and sympathy during their recent bereavement and invite readers to subscribe for the Journal to receive all county news.
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Journal
Methodist Church Yearly Growth in Goldsboro
In Goldsboro the Methodist Church and Sunday School show growth with large congregations at both services last Sunday. The Sunday School for fifty Sundays averaged 136 enrollment, 99 attendance, and $7.37 collected daily. Key members attended every Sunday, and the pastor prepares for Roanoke conference with funds fully raised. An Easter program and sermon are planned with various local visits and travel noted.
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Methodist Church
Dallas Cartwright
Alfred Saunders
Clarence Scottan
Alfred Dennison
Roanoke
Everthing
J. H. Schooley
Robert Jarrell
C. L. Jarrell
Wesley Jarrell
Maggie Jarrell
Greensboro
William Singer and Sons
Brooklyn
N. Y
Thomas Shockley
Tribbett
Denton
Annie Mitchell
Bessie Dennison
Wallace
Devolston Cartwright
Wilmington
Robert Jarrell, Jr
Philadelphia
Todd family hosts birthday and anniversary gathering
Mr and Mrs Norman H Todd entertained Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs James Willis Mr and Mrs Harry Willis and children Mr and Mrs Milton Willis and daughter Mr and Mrs G F Todd Mr and Mrs Leon Todd Elsie Todd George Todd and Austin Murphy Jr The occasion marked Mrs Todd s birthday and wedding anniversary. Friends and neighbors attended church and school events nearby including a box social and a meeting at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman H. Todd
James Willis
Harry Willis
Milton Willis
G. 5. Todd
Leon Todd
Elsie Todd
George Todd
Austin Murphy
Marydel Church Notes and Social Visits Briefs
Marydel reports the Ladies' Bible Class met at Mrs. T. E. Heather's home last Wednesday night with strong attendance and welcoming remarks. Numerous neighbors and relatives from Henderson Wilmington Dover Roanoke and Wyoming visited relatives or attended local events including teachers' meetings in Denton. I. N. Smith is listed as sick.
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Marydel
T. E. Heather
T. O. Ford
Evelyn
Harry Gibson
Queen Anne
J. E. Walls
L. M. Jones
Af Henderson
Lockwood Gooden
Wilmington
A. B. Gooden
Owen Moore
Dover
Henry Davis
Maude Hummer
Wallace Stafford
Denton
Holland George and Son
Roanoke
J. R. Smith
Grace Jump
Wyoming
Emma Jump
I. N. Smith
Local visitors and holiday guests travel through Hillsboro
Hillsboro hosts include Mr Francis Beaven of Washington College and Mr Kemp Stewart of the University of Maryland with students Christine Wilson Bertha Rice and Frances Fisher from several state schools spending holidays with their families. Guests arrive from Onancock Philadelphia Keyser and Wilmington as Mrs J R MacSorley Mrs Allie Thawley and others entertain.
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Francis Beaven
Washington College
Kemp Stewart
University of Maryland
Christine Wilson
Bertha Rice
State Normal School
Frances Fisher
Western Maryland College
J. R. MacSorley
Onancock
F. Elwood Fleming
Nina Knavenshue
Keyser
W. Va
Richard
Farm Bureau Meeting Called For Hobbs-Anderson Town
All farmers in Hobbs-Anderson Town are urged to attend a Farm Bureau meeting at Liden's schoolhouse on Wednesday April 4 at 3 p.m. Hear what the Farm Bureau is doing in 36 states where it operates. Also notes on visits by William Bullock to his sister in Denton and other social calls along with a remark that many people are laid up with cards.
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Farm Bureau
Liden
William Bullock
Sallie Morgan
Denton
E. N. Thawley
Nellie Robinson
Federalsburg
Nattie Melvin
Mary Williamson
Sallie Hignatt
Wye Mills
Special Easter value women’s pumps at Everngam's
Easter offer on women’s one strap patent and kid pumps priced at 3.85 dollars. Everngam's promotes a bargain selection for spring purchases.
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Everngam's
Ridgely Community Club Notes And Local Happenings
The Ridgely News Letter reports a Wednesday meeting marred by heat failure sending attendees to Mrs. Orrell Saulsbury’s home. Miss Sara Neff’s piano pupils performed, and the Woman's Home Missionary Society adopted a group system. Maryland Day at the high school, Ridgely Playhouse plans, local visits, church events, and community notices follow with multiple local names and events.
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Orrell Saulsbury
Jones
Lawrence Lynch
A. G. Saulsbury
Sara Neff
Mary Fries Ringgold
Louise Price
Ida May Sneed
Margaret Saulsbury
Francis Rowe
William Thompson
Alan Temple
Dora Sewell
Mary Virginia Sherwood
Frances Sneed
Frances Lee Cooper
Anne Smith
Ernest Cooper
Julia Wilson
Landers Jones
Anne Wilson
Marguerite Holsinger
Paul Temple
Daisy Pigott
Dorothy Hoalsinger
Ella Pearsaul
Addie Nutile
Roberta Rowe
Miss Neff
Woman's Home Missionary Society
T. A. Smith
John Davis
Alice Bennington
Frank Seward
John Smith
Maryland
Albert Saulsbury
Ridgely Playhouse
Harald Lloyd
Grandma's Bay
Harold Fountain
Richard
C. W. Jackson
West Chester
Charles and
Alexander Dawson
Philadelphia
August Koenemann
Melvin Wheatley
Church of the Brethren
Elizabethtown College
Althea
Mary Robinson
I. E. Mason
Frank Taylor
William Brazure Taylor
Frankford
Del
Paul Neff
Neff
Viola Jones
Centreville
Neal Richardson
Fred Flounders
St. John's
Dorothy Flounders
State Normal School
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Hospital Aid
We thank friends and neighbors for help and sympathy during our terrible affliction. Gratitude to the telephone operators of Denton for their sympathy and efficient service between home and hospital. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Hignutt and Mother. Now is the time to subscribe.
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Denton
S. E. Hignutt
Ladies Aid Society of Mlcomery Entertainment
Smithville notes show the Mlcomery Ladies Aid met at Mrs Mary Elrick house with many members and visitors. After business, they enjoyed piano and victrola music readings and duets, with refreshments of ice cream cakes fruits. The group adjourned to meet with Mrs Annie O Day on April 24. Various local families hosted and visited relatives across Henderson Concord Greenwood and Philadelphia, with numerous guest lists and weekend visits.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of
Mlcomery
Mary Elrick
Mesdames
Olivia Adams
Blanche Adams
Etta Adams
Maggie Adams
Gertie Adams
Lee Adams
Minnie Adams
Glennie Bullock
Ola Bullock
Lena Bullock
Jennie Hubbard
Annie O'Day
Annie Speece
Minnie Scott
Ida Scott
Sarah Sutherland
Belle Savity
Mamie Wright
Wilhelmina Wright
Manilla Dukes
Cleve Parker
Ollie Nuttle
Annie Croll
Nora Yanccoy
Della Brown
Debbie Fountain
Castie Alford
Martin Noble
Horace Adams
Misses Hennie
Corella Johnson
Ethel Adams
Pauline Adams
Grace Adams
Mary Howard
Katie Spence
Anna Mae Spence
Annie O' Day
Paul Meredith
Elbert Edgell
Payne
Williamsburg
Raymond Smith
Louise and
Orville
Concord
Ethel
Arthur Adams
Lacy Spence
Philadelphia
Kemp Adams
Geenwood
Floyd Smith
Denton
Greenwood
Althea Adams
Hopkins Thomas wins shamrock writing prize at school
Hopkins Thomas earned the shamrock prize for the best St Patrick story written for the class under Miss Dorothy Beaumont. A test covered grades 1d 5th 6th and 7th, with Thomas's tale judged the best.
Local Notes From Choptank And Nearby Areas
Willard Tull of Baltimore returned home after traveling here due to his father John B. Tull’s illness and death. Henry Cheezum and daughter Louise visited Mr and Mrs Cheezum at Poplar Neck. Captain Frank Carroll of Hurlock recently visited friends in Choptank. Mrs Tenely Stafford visited Mrs Ollie Perry last week. Mr and Mrs Jones spent Sunday with friends in Secretary. Miss Nona Goswellen has returned to Pocomoke City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Redhead
I. E. Mason
Federalsburg
Dorothy Davis
Washington College
Donald Davis
Mont Alta
Tubbs
Denton
Greensboro
Preston
Thomas McCloud
University of Pennsylvania
Margaret McCloud
Ida Dyer
Sard
Baltimore
Nyoda
Permodello
John Swing
Harry Laird
Baxter Roberts
Wilmington
Ridgely
Samuel Jopp
Pear Denton
Ernest Jones
Weaver
Clayton
Tans Temple
Alan
Sara Neff
J. T. Saulsbury
Lyceum Committee
J. F. Elliott
Hopkins Thomas
Dorothy Beaumont
St. Patrick
Ursula Slaughter
J. D. Slaughter
John Slaughter
M. Merriken
Harry Love
C. E. Bright
Esther Willey
Julia Montcastle
Weldon
North Carolina
J. R. Ricards
B. B. Allen
Washington
William Stafford
Kitchen
J. S. Raymond
Goldsboro
A. W. Betts
Lewis Slaughter
Vernon
Del
O. J. Chaffinch
Garland Belate
Onancock
Barnes Reed
Easton
Sarah Jones
Philadelphia
Newark
Willard Tull
John B. Tull
Henry Cheezum
Louise
Cheezum
Poplar Neck
Frank Carroll
Hurlock
Tenely “Stafford
Ollie Perry
Jones
Seaford Reliance Road Project Moves Forward
Delaware Highway Department seeks bids for the Seaford Reliance State road a six mile link to Maryland with surveys done and weather permitting work to begin. The project will connect at Reliance and link via Federalaburg Eldorado or Finchville opening a premier farming area in Delaware and Maryland for farmers tourists and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaford-Reliance State Road
Delaware Highway Department
Delaware Commission
Maryland
Reliance
Federalaburg
Eldorado
Finchville
Delaware
Last Lenten Lectures Mark Series End at Holy Trinity
Rev Mr Chamberlaine delivered the final Lenten address titled Christ the Fulfillment of Prophecy. He traced prophecy from Old Testament roots through Isaiah and the coming of Jesus, noting four lines of Messianic prophecy and the church’s salvation plan. Attended by pastors from Greensboro Hillsboro and Preston, the talks were praised by Rev Morris of Greensboro for deepening spiritual life and informing Christians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Chamberlaine
Jesus Christ
God
Jesus of Nazareth
St Paul
Chamberlaine
Greensboro
Hillsboro
Preston
Denton
Morris
The
Baptist Church
Holy Trinity Church
Easter Services in Caroline County Episcopal Churches
Easter services led by Rev. Alward Chamberlaine across Denton Greensboro Hillsboro feature sermons Holy Communion and music by choirs with special vestments in Greensboro choristers debut. Hillsboro schedules 3 pm service and 4 pm wardens and vestry election with egg hunt for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Alward Chamberlaine
Denton
Palestrina
Christ
Haydn
Hodges
Greensboro
Holy Trinity Church
Hillsboro
Court Sets Next Week Juror List and Murder Case
The court will meet next week with jurors listed by district including William T. Jarman James W. Shively John R. Jones Frank B. Sweeney Alonzo B. Cohee William J. Murphy in District One and other names across districts. The case state versus William S Travers and John W. Collier for the murder of Emerson Pritchett comes from Worcester after removal from Dorchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciscuit Court
William T. Jarman
James W. Shively
John R. Jones
Frank B. Sweeney
Alonzo B. Cohee
William J. Murphy
William A. Roe
Markel L. Weaver
P. Seldon Baughley
Thomas Butler
Martin Adams
Wesley Jarrell
O. N. Dulin
Howard P. Sullivan
Frank L. R. Nuttle
John E. Wilson
James EH. Nichols
Charles W. Collison
William E. Chambers
Nelson H. Fooks
William H. Craft
John F. Spence
William H. Alderson
John Dillon
William E. Cox
Harry McMahan
Robinson Nichols
Clinton
William 5. Travers
John W. Collier
Emerson Pritchett
Worcester Court
Dorchester
Orphans' Court Grants Guardianship and Probate Actions
In the Orphans Court on Tuesday Judges West Harper and Shawn presided. Executor T Clayton Horsey authorized to pay Milton H Roe. Guardian Mabel C Duffey allowed to apply part of minor funds for maintenance for Duffey minors. Sixth account of guardian Duffey approved. Executors Collins filed debt list and final admin accounts with release. Guardian Anna Blanch Bell authorized to withdraw ward funds. Admins for Emma Redden estate appointed Frank A Redden with bond and creditor notice. Will of Martha Everngam admitted to probate. Hudson Todd guardianship deposits authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawn
Katie Whitby Roe
T. Clayton Horsey
Milton H. Roe
George Linden Duffey
Albert Brown Duffey
James Arthur Duffey
Mabel C. Duffey
Catherine Collins
Ernest C. Collins
James C. Collins
Mary Etta Pippin
Ruth Anna Pippin
Anna Blanch Bell
Goldsboro Bank
Emma Redden
Frank A. Redden
Josiah A. Beck
James Temple
Martha Everngam
Edward E. Nuttle
Charles B. Harrison
Leonard Taylor
A. Webster Todd
Alva B. Todd
F. Linwood Todd
Hudson Todd
Peoples Bank of
Denton
Remembering Miss Julia Day A Denton Neighbor and Friend
Reverend J Gipson Gantt of Solomon's, Md notes the passing of Miss Julia Day, a Denton neighbor known for humorous local tales from New York state days and her devout faith. He recalls her store visits easing his blues, her vivid reminiscences of Rockefellers era, and her quiet kindness that brightened many hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Day
Julia
Denton
New York State
Rockefellers
J. Gipson Gantt
Solomon's, Md
William Price Rites Held for Burrsville Area Farmer
Mr. William Price, a Burrsville area farmer, died March 13 after a long illness. Born March 23, 1859 in Delaware, he lived mostly in Caroline County. A former Ridgely blacksmith, he leaves eight children, two wives, a brother George Price of Henderson, and a Greensboro Cemetery interment on March 16 with Rev. Brumbaugh officiating. Pallbearers named: Robinson, Everett Smith, Elias Pierson, L. Day, F. Stavekey, J. Wooters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Price
Burrsville
Delaware
William
Eliza Price
Caroline
Ridgely
Ella Henry
Longwoods
William J. Price
Wilmington
Amos Scott
Hobbs
Louie Bailey
Muncie
Ind
Frank
Albert
Lawrence
Gladys Price
George Price
Henderson
Mr. Brumbaugh
Greensboro
Greensboro Cemetery
Mr. Robinson
Everett Smith
Elias Pierson
L. Day
F. Stavekey
J. Wooters
Resolutions of Respect for Mrs Emma Redden
A committee from the Ladies' Community Club of Denton drafts resolutions of respect for member and co worker Mrs Emma Redden who died March 16 1923. They note God calls her to heaven and express sympathy to her husband and children. Copies go to the bereaved family and are to be published in the county paper and entered on the club minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Community Club of
Denton
Emma Redden
Heavenly Father
Hannes
Harry S. Clark
N. P. Kern
Newman D. Rickards
Bright Elementary Pupils Honor Roll List
A long list of Caroline County elementary students named for best work in first half of the year. Schools include Marydel, Henderson, Bee Tree, Goldsboro, Moore's, Greenboro, Barcus, Bridgetown, Gurey's, Camp Grove, Burraville, Liden's, Central, Denton Elementary and Primary, Williamson, Oaks, Williston, Willoughby, Andersontown, Harmony, Smithson, Preston Elementary, Choptank, Bethlehem, Hickory Hill, Federalsburg Elementary, Houston's Branch, Nichols, Hillaboro, Thawley's, Cedar Grove, Ridgely Elementary and Primary, Furman's Grove, Concord, Smithville, Chestnut Grove, Friendship, American Corner, and Howard's. Names include Marydel pupils Lola Leslie and Marie Purnell. Henderson girls Sarah Meisterich and Neepan Grace McShane. various others like Rosie Dobraski, Clara Breeding, Helen Kemp, Elizabeth Todd, Elizabeth Chris topher, Daisy Andrews, Thomas Jones, Martha Taylor, and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Marydel
Lola Leslie
Marie Purnell
Rosene Scotton
Harry Smith
Henderson
Sarah Meisterich
Anna Neepan
Grace McShane
Lola Bicking
Bee 'Tree
Rosie Dobraski
Reese Conley
Evelyn Brown
Madeline Carter
Goldsboro
Clara Breeding
Eloise Jarrell
Thomas Shockley
Bertie Hutson
Moore’s
Helen Kemp
Alta Seward
Marion Brown
Charles Gottwala
Jennie Knox
Lillie Hutson
Dorothy Gottwall
Howard Brown
Harvey Kemp
Greenaboro
George Kibler
Joseph Zacharias
Elizabeth Broogley
Violet Rawlings
Charles Bilbrough
Paul Greenlee
Elizabeth Rawlings
Anna Sipple
Nancy Smith
Thelma Bishop
Roberta Jackson
Davidson Bishop
Hazel Adams
Isabel Wyatt
Edith Stubbs
Barcus
Maurie Porter
Elsie Knipple
Lulu Kenton
Dorothy Balderson
Bridgetown
Earle Sparks
Edward Sparks
Alfred Paswater
Madelyn Marvel
Cathryn Cole
Sallie Kimmon
Ezra Paswater
Marguerite Milby
Gurey
Olon Greenlee
Ruth Gerstner
John Carlisle
Madaline Rollison
Camp Grove
Pratt Woooters
Rey Wyatt
Ruby Wyatt
Burraville
Thelma Collison
Edward Jester
Dorothy Collison
Liden
Mildred Adams
Harald Melvin
Donald MacDonald
Mabel Tarbert
Katherine Johnston
Mildred Shaffer
Pocahontas
Denton
Frederick Towers
Charles Bradley
Meredith Helsby
Romey Adams
Mary Alburger
Billy Hunter
William McDaniel
James Wright
Mary Cohee
Grace Dearth
Myrtle Smith
Irene Wright
Frances Hignatt
Mabel Richards
Carville Fleetwood
Edward Theis
Williamson
Blanche Scott
Horace Towers
Mary Orine
Oaks
Helen Towers
Mildred Clarke
Howard Davis
Williston
Clarence Rice
Helen Dean
Dorothy Neal
James Depew
Willoughby
Raymond Butler
Chester Hynson
Louise Anthony
Mabel Sutherland
Andersontown
Emma Smith
Hazel Wright
Edward Wheatley
Louis Willis
Margaret Willis
Hickman
Lena Drummond
Grace Trice
Marie Johnson
Corey Brown
Russell Bowdle
Harmony
Elizabeth Todd
Lily Williamagon
Louise Williamson
Ruby Wilson
Esther Cox
Perry Williamson
Otto Steenken
Smithson
Frank Collins
Emily Bryan
Otis Hopkins
Paul Tinley
Blanche Flaharty
Raymond Hopkins
Preston
Elizabeth Christopher
Dorothy Blades
Margaret Koeber
Nellie Tull
Louise Gadew
Ruth Harmon
William Kelley
Mason Cheezum
Kenneth Fooks
Irvin Koeber
Thomas Trice
Emeline Rieck
Edna Cheezum
Louise Payne
Dorothy Taylor
Doris Colbert
Edwin Plutschak
Henrietta Blades
Ernestine Gardener
Alma Pluts
Caroline Martino
Mathilda Croll
Velma Hallowell
Elizabeth Handy
Naomi Payner
Frazer Poole
Houston
Elrich Kollomorgan
Mary Wright
Paul Vanse
Calvin Turner
Minnie Jester
Nichols
Louise Brown
Ruth McMahan
Ruth Nichols
Jeanette McMahan
Blanche Wright
Hillaboro
Emma Holland
Francis Rowe
Naomi Holland
Mary Y. Sherwood
Arthur Hammer
Pearl Seymour
Roberta Barton
Susan Baynard
Thawley
Helen DeFord
Annie Wood
Frances DeFord
Cedar Grove
Maude Morris
Addie Butler
Minnie Patchett
Edith Patchett
Ridgely
Thomas Jones
Junior Smith
Fannie Mavis
Lavenia Smith
Anne Smith
Elva Callahan
Mary Lane
Josephine Betton
Rufus King
John Deen
Kathryn Lynch
Beatrice Hevalow
Ross Trice
Russell Satterfield
Myra Thawley
Smithville
Elizabeth Alford
Mildred Thomas
Mildred Noble
Hattie Alford
Helen Bullock
Chestnut Grove
Benjamin Banning
Carl Donovan
Gilbert Banning
Marié Collins
Sydney Trice
Ruth Donovan
Lettie Andrew
Helen Magers
Hilda Schmick
Marie Taylor
Gertie Andrew
Hazel Nichols
Elmer Meredith
Robert Pfister
Norris Daffin
Elsie Nagel
Harold Lord
Raymond Dafffin
Ernest Smith
Grace Howard
Elizabeth Downes
Mildred Sapp
Death Roll paragraph from Denton obituary notes Mackall kin
Mrs. Louisa Mackall aged 75, long resident of Denton, died at her Mackall Calvert county home after protracted illness. She was mother to John N. Mackall, chairman of the State Roads Commission, and sister of the late Mrs. Gadd. Born Louisa Turner, daughter of Dr and Mrs Samuel Turner, she hailed from Calvert’s old families. Funeral notices also mention John B. Tull, an Oxford ship carpenter who died near 83, with Willard Tull of Baltimore among his surviving sons. For years he had resided in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Mackall
John N. Mackall
State Roads Commission
Gadd
Luther H. Gadd
Annapolis
Denton
Mackall
Calvert County
Louisa Turner
Samuel Turner
John B. Tull
John R. Tull
Choptank
Oxford
Tull
Willard Tull
Baltimore
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