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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1911

Page

5

Denton Adverts and News From Caroline County

Local departments report busy farms with wheat and corn prices listed. Denton welcomes visiting laymen. eggs fetch top price at W J Blackston. Notes on diary supply, dam work, town dances, real estate sales, and street lighting plans. Denton High beats Greensboro twice. farm sales and auctions planned for May 30. Dust control and oil street treatment discussed for better summer streets.

Caroline Denton W. J. Blackston’s Crouse McIlvainge & Sister T. C. Smoot Rehoboth Charles HL Redden Laura Wis Starvey L. Cooper Advertie AL ON Ward Seattle Literary Club Geo. W. Sheer Denton Bridge John T. Carter Chas. el. Bullock Sifth Street C. S. Roop Pichker Towa George E.fl Stevenon United States Robert 2. Patton Harry A. Roe Parker Main Street Fifth Patton Francis W. Janney Baltimore Eye Pla. Wisher Samuel L. West Firth Greensboro David Marine Farm Frank Chance Barclay J.B. Colsain Roe Suchahoe Neck Brethren Church Messrs TE. J. Cooper A. G. Towers O. W. Downes Caroline High School Myra Ramsdell Clifford Baughley Board of Commissioners of F. W. Redden C. J. Wall Jonathan Evitts Ernest G. Cooper J. P Cooper W. B. Draper Delaware Delmar Salisbury Maryland

Social notes and visits in Maryland town

Rev Dashiell a preacher and artist with cartoons on Japan Hawaii and Taft. Local residents travel for medical treatment visit relatives host gatherings attend church events and plan sales and social activities.

Corn Rowing Contest Entries Listed by Schools

A list of boys from public schools entered in the corn-rowing contest with offered prizes. Entries include Marydel Homer Steele, Bee Tree George Hess, Goldsboro Edward Lapham, Elijah C. Smith, H C Saunders, and many others across Denton, Greensboro, Ridgely, Federalsburg, and surrounding areas. The Marine farm advertisement notes Tuesday May 30 in the Journal.

Marydel Homer Steele George Hess Macco Duhracki Blenderon Goldsboro Edward Lapham Elijah C. Smith H.C. Saunders Frank EE Legates Lowe’s— Woodie Dill Raymond Ribler Greensboro Lester Stevencan Henry Weaver Carl W. Reed Alston Long Walter Smith Barcus-Harley Needles Greenboro Burrsville Willard Lee Wright Dention David Marine Farm

Prisoner escapes from crib lockup in Wight area

Preston decided the crib was the strongest detention place for the prisoner Pliny Butler. The chest of tools in the crib enabled Butler to saw through the roof and flee at night. Constable Tuff discovered the escape after Butler vanished, with local residents noted visiting and church events mentioned in nearby towns.

Preston Wight House of Correction William T. Tuff Pliny Butler Tuff Angers Butler Celia Kelley Ella Harrison James Carroll Urlock Harry Wright Clara Wright Hillsboro Ladies’ Aid M. FE Gootee Christopher Koerber Lutheran Church Wm. Cannon Carmelia Greensboro John Wright Choptank Ira Davis Milford Helen Walker Nellie Vickers Beulah Margaret Whiteley Fan

Carriage Accident Injures Klima Family Near Town

Mr and Mrs Frank Klima and Mr Jos Klima were thrown from a frightened horse when a carriage overturned near town. Mrs Klima broke her left wrist. both men suffered cuts and bruises. An entertainment titled Gumbo Jam will be held Saturday May 30. Various local visits and illnesses noted, including mumps prevalence.

Frank Klima Jos. Klima Amos Coffin Ridley Park I. E Coffin Elphonsie Goodwin Wilmington Edward Coffin Wyoming E. I. Coffin Edgar Walls Denton

Local residents and visitors share updates in town

Marydet Miss Mary Neese and Miss Olive Hummer of W C A visit home here. Mrs C W Jacobs and sister Miss Effa W Heather returned Sunday from Philadelphia. Mrs Virginia Sparks of Templeville spends week with Miss Effa W Heather. Mrs Chas Jump visits her daughter Mrs J Herman Wilds in Ken. Miss Addie Cohee stays week with Miss Maude Hummer. Mrs John Jacobs of Kenton recently visits town. Miss Lara V Heather visits relatives in Philadelphia. Mr H S Dailey buys a new E M F car.

EH. Dashiell Federalsburg M. EE. Church Japan Hawaii Uncle Sam United States Senate Taft House of Representatives Demecray Richard Carell Bethlehem Baltimore Carroll Charles Kline Kingston Caroline University Hopital John L. Fisher Cordova Win, Stevens Talbot U. M. Voitius Janet A. Gerry Port Deposit Hl. A. CG. Westerfield M. J. Parsonage Jacob Andrew Tuckahoe Neck Emerson Robert St. John's College James A. Stephen Crisfield Denton Franklin Street Mia Charles Burkett Architect Davis Georgia Anthony Meekins Fifth Avenue Nan L. Mildren Holland Randolph Barnhart Josephine M. Downes Starvey L. Cooper Wilmington William Reddell Rehoboth John W. Clark Samuel I. Holt New York L. 2 Beauchamp Guild of St Paul's Episcopal Church Sylvester Main Street Hillsboro M. E Watt Win. P. Fleming W. J. Sparks Queen Anne Edgar Stevens Sadlersville Emily Knotts Five Hundred Club Noble Jarrell Goldsboro TL. W Janes Neal Andersontown Howell Hanley FF. Asbury Greaves Easton A. D. Branford Magete Jarrell Ars Wheeler Tumore Charles LE. Stewart J. R. McSorley Wr. Ross Choptank Annie Jump Caninittsburg Addie Cohee Maude Hummer John, Jacobs Kenton Lara V. Heather Philadelphia Ollie Fogwell Ingleside Annie Hopkins Mary J. Fell J. H. Coursey Effa Plummer Langreil William Orrell J. E. Wesley Centreville C. Earl Jones Queen Anne's Malcolm Andrew Baggs Milford Del Thawley's Chapel

Convention in Denton Promotes Laymen Missionary Movement

The Denton convention on Tuesday and Wednesday advanced the Laymen's Missionary Movement in the Maryland campaign. Speakers included Yale graduate Yutaka Minakuchi and Baltimore Y M C A official William Morris. A banquet at Masonic Hall drew 140 attendees, with urging for cross church cooperation and foreign mission support. The event highlighted missionary education, medical work, and global evangelization led by laymen, with planning for continuation in Caroline county and nearby towns.

Denton Maryland Methodist Episcopal Church H. A. G. Westerfield Yutaka Minakuchi Yale Masonic Hall M. E M. P P. EE Lewis William 21 Morris Baltimore Washington New York Minakuchi George I. T. Stevenson United States Navy Starry A. Roe James E. Curry Fred P. Roe John H. Horsey J. W. Funk A. E. Cooper R. M. Beauchamp A. F. Sisk Rev Wilmer Jaggard Jesse T. Dennis W. F. Wolf Daniel J. Zacharias William JB. Massey Henry Detwiler Thomas A. Smith Howard Melvin J. R. Clark Preston O. Sparks Frederic N. Nichols J. Trank Booth Ernest G. Cooper Harvey L. Cooper Ormond W. Downes P. Roland Fisher J. Ed Nichols John T. Harris William H. Irwin R. Boone Beauchamp Jonathan Evitts Fred Garey Samuel G. Nut Tle Benjamin H. Johnson Peter T. Clark John L. Everagam J. Frank Saulsbury James E. Hignutt Owen C. Garey T. Alan Goldsborough William I. Norris James A. Trazzare Albert G. Saulsbury John T. Porter Thomas G. Clark Harry LE. Ramsdell J. T. Bailey M. Carroll Meredith Alfred W. Thompson John D. Davis W. 5. Shipman Co-Operative Caroline County M. I. Church T. Dwight Sloan Brown Sloan Fred C. Klein Methodist Protestant Board of Missions Far East Samuel B. Capen Christian Missions Episcopal Church David H. Brown Laymen’s Missionary Movement Johns Hopkins University University of Virginia Empire of China Salisbury Pocomoke City

Two Johns and local notices in brief

Miss Winnie Nichols is now with Mrs. Hollingsworth in Denton learning millinery. Mr. S. J. Hurst met with a very painful accident last week.

Two Johns Winnie Nichols

Whitby Family Moves to Penns Grove NJ Straw Hats Bloom

William Whitby and family have relocated to Penns Grove New Jersey. Straw hats are once more in full bloom as the season changes, reflecting a light local note in the community.

Smithson William Whitby Penn's Grove New Jersey

Church Events Highlight Denton M E News

Denton churches host a morning love feast at 9 30 held with Epworth League anniversary observances. Rev E P Roberts now in Elkton praises Denton congregations while noting a $1200 salary. Mothers Day events at Methodist Protestant and other church activities fill the weekend with sermons baptisms and guilds musicales.

Methodist Episcopal Church of Denton Epworth League M. E. Church Epworthians E. P. Roberts Denton M Elkton Roberts Church of the Brethren L. R. Brumbaugh Ridgely George S. Raleigh Mr. Gantt St. Mary's Guild N. J. Walker J. Gibson Gantt Cordova J. A. Mitchell R. K. Stephenson M. E

Local club thanks glove donor and plans hires

Mr. Thomas Hooper of Algren Manufacturing presented gloves to the club and conducted a glove making business here. The club voted thanks, and Hooper hopes to employ about sixty workers later in the summer. Bilbrough Brothers bought a twenty horsepower gasoline engine from Mr. Green of International Harvester for new brick and tile machinery. The strawberry crop outlook is hopeful despite frost and stem worm damage. Several residents and visitors are noted as guests or travelers in town and surrounding areas.

Thomas Hooper Algren Manufacturing Company Hooper Bilbrough Brothers Thomas M. Green International Harvester Company John R. Beckett Baltimore Joseph M. Roberts Greensboro John Gibson Seaford W. A. Roe Edna Thomas H. Draper Thomas C. Horsey Virginia Sallie Wilson S. E. Shannahan Easton Waitman Wilmot Graham Ocean City Oceanic Charles Hopkins Dover James P. Hopkins William Walters New Hampshire Laura Wooters Queen Anne HI. E. Jarrell

Smithville Social News and Local Visits

Smithville notes a Sunday gathering with Mr Win P Hignutt and daughter Miss Ollie visiting the Kinders near Federalsburg. Miss Mary Sparklin returned home after a stay with Miss Ollie Hignutt. The Lewis family visited the Alfords with their son Edward, and Miss Myrtle Thompson spent weekend with Bridgetown friends. Mumps remain active in the area.

Smithville Win ‘P. Hignutt Ollie Thomas Kinder Federalsburg Mary Sparklin Ollie Hignutt Charles E. Lewis Litle Edward L. N. Alford Myrtle Thompson Bridgetown

Dexter Day Swing & Co. factory report and local notes

Ridgely residents report a serious accident at Day Swing & Co.'s basket factory when superintendent David M. Swing was struck by a flying wood piece from a gang saw. He was taken home for surgery and is improving. The column also notes social gathering at Dragoo home, Armour Co. layoffs, new boiler arrival at Day Swing, property work by Marvel, and local visits. Rain is needed to save the strawberry crop. Saulsbury Bros. install electric lights in their factory.

Maple Avenue E. E. Dragoo Armour Co Marvel Oxford Railroad Avenue Day Swing & Co Palmer Kent Island William Marvel Lawn John Wort Trappe Saulsbury Bros

Goldsboro Community Sees Short Hay and Feed Supplies

In Goldsboro a hay and feed shortage grows as clover and grass lag this spring. A large Washington show drew many locals, including Robert Jarrell Jr and Walter Sapp. A town election elected Jarrell Sr, Sapp, Dr. Silver, Alfred Griffin and A. J. Bennett. Transfers of real estate were recorded for numerous properties in Federalsburg, Ridgely, Denton and nearby areas, with values ranging from $50 to $28,000.

Goldsboro Washington Robert Jarrell, Jr Harvey Morris Walter Sapp William E. Miller W. T. Jarman Luther Bennett J. Spencer Lapham Carolyn Clayton Del J. Raymond Downes Preston Robert Jarrell Marjorie Griffin Goldsboro School William Elliott Wilmington Walter T. Elliott Haymaker Ridgely H. F. Silver Arthur Johns Annie Jackson Greensboro Paul Stewart J. FE. Williamson Robert H. Nichols Lydia W. Eddington Belle F. Turpin Federalsburg Hughes Lumber & Coal Co Jas Henry R. Lewis Edward M. Noble John Williamson John R. Marine F. J. Wright H. C. Wright Denton John W. Funk Walter Shelton H. A. Ree J. A. Davis Mollie E. Rickards A. G. Saulsbury Arrington Breeding R. J. Kemp Helen A. Blanchard T. R. Collins W. N. Collins C. W J. Allen Moore Mary P. Bailey G. M. Taylor J. H. Taylor Albert G. Towers Et al Farmers and Merchants Telephone Co Mary A. Ross Et al Jas. N. Clark Clyde A. Pentz Geo. A. McDaniel John C. Jarrell W. H. B. Kauffman J. R. Phillips W. P. Willis Andrew J. Hubbard Bertha A. Bell Andrew J J. W. Stowell Richard Andrew Clarence E. Frampton Thos. IT. Day Et al Henry L. Cohee T. P. Fisher J. Walter Beauchamp Mollie E. Richards J. W. Wood Daniel W. Moore Jas. R. Murphey Albert S. Handy Clara L. Walton Mary E. Dill John K. Lynch Charles H. Redden H. Franklin Stevens J. Roland Chaffinch Wm. E. Saulsbury Et al Parsonage Hobbs Jos. Ef. Bernard T. Clayton Horsey Jf. Cy Russell W. F. Towers Et al Frank DV. Covey J. W. Funk Margaret A. Bruce H. A. Roe Daniel RK. Flaharty I. H. Morris Adah Chambers Et al J. E. Williams W. H. Alburger I. E. Nuttle Jennie O. Griffith A. G. Dennion Martin F. Rash Gottlieb Rein Daniel Zeigler Owen Lynch L. J. Knotts Sarah E. Carter H. H. Geisel H. Clay Hobbs Martha Lord Martha A. Lord Elia V. Langrell Mabel L. Coursey Mary J. Williamson E. L. Fooks J. H. Nichols Margaret E. Schuyler H. W. Temple C. L. Hobbs W. H. Hinman Jacob McCready Tilghman Stevens C. H. Standford Joseph W. Notte Louis St. James E. E. Nuttle Samuel Murray Oscar Clark J. Dukes Downes L. B. Fowers

Town Council Organized Elects Davis Chief of Police

The new town Council organized by electing Wm. Davis president Harry Flaharty secretary and H. P. Stowell treasurer John H. Smith chosen chief of police The Council may decide to pave Main street Mrs E C Fields of Baltimore visiting Mrs J H Davis You can phone orders to the Journal office for berry checks at our expense.

Federalsburg Wm. Davis Harry Flaharty H. P. Stowell John H. Smith Main Street E. C. Fields Baltimore J. H. Davis Journal Office Berry

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the Local Department E. H. Dashiell Liden William Breeding Charles Hanington Central Robert Urabaker William i Beer Caroline High William M. Garey Havel Krabill Hobart Windsor Clifton ‘Hicks Oliver Lynth Harry Beck Arthur Perry Charles Shawn Galen Jordin Floyd Garey Edward Jester Williamson Ross Harrison Den Williston Johnnie Griffith Earl Chaffinch Rushsell Snowberger Harmony Webster Todd I’veston Leon Todd Grave George Jacob L Edward Patchett Lee Murphy Theodore Fletcher Carleton Dulin Farry H. Reick Milton Willey Elmer V. Williams Rhodesdale George Horn Frice Charles Decker Federalsbury Nichols Clarence Callahan Luther Short Oakland James QO. Clark William A. Sculley William Lynch Albert Zeigsler Paul Neff Furman’s Grove Harry Starkey Bion Roberts Dorsey Nichols Olivia Coffin Harry Gough Frank Gough G. W. Carrow R. W. Reynolds Myrtle Newlee Elsie Walls Yutara Minakuchl W. Winder Galdsborough J. W. Satterfield Calvin H. Carroll Harrington Edgar Welch M. O. Harrington Near Here Aaron C. Reber Jas. H. Nichols
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