Local business and notices from town column
Dr. J. H. Summerfield reopens dental office while William Bullock takes delivery of Paige cars last Saturday. Old game licenses expire May 31 with new year starting June 1. Long & Beal's advertises graduation fabrics and silk hose. Farmers near Talbot sign tomato contracts at 20 per ton as garden work and vegetables rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Summerfield
William Bullock
Paige
Long & Beal's
Talbot
Rich Neck
Claiborne
W. S. Crouse
Fifth Avenue
Hix Long
Farmer & Flick
Aston Su Michaels
Long & Beall
D. M. Cheezum
J. M. Parker
Preston
Reo Express
Uack
Packer
J. Dawson Stafford
Bethlehem
Denton Officers Leave for Uncle Sam's Forces
Denton individuals join Uncle Sam's forces including Col. G Arthur Fisher and Lt Cols Earle Fisher and Enoch Garey with other officers. Stories cover local social news, property deals, road work, and upcoming plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Uncle
War Risk Insurance Bureau Sets June 1 Policy Issuance
The War Risk Insurance Bureau plans June 1 as the issuance date for new life insurance policies for soldiers sailors and marines under the War Risk Act. Conversions are being accepted. Separately, big cities will retire old hotel registers in favor of a card system at the Belvedere where guest cards are signed and archived with duplicate records for the guest account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Service Section
The
Red Cross
War Risk Isurance Bureau
Home Service
J. Spencer Lapham
Goldsboro
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Belvedere
Templeville and Greensboro Social Notes and Local Meet
Templeville and Greensboro items record visits among Templeville Denton Kenton and Wilmington residents. Sunday School convention at Barclay and county athletic meet at Denton. Oaks school wins rural banner. Local socials include guests from Federalsburg Dover Baltimore Wilmington Washington and Philadelphia with multiple engagements and illness notes.
Funeral of Mrs. Alice Frazer noted in Ridgely record
The Late Frazer community column reports Mrs. Alice Frazer’s funeral at her daughter Mrs T A Smith’s home in Yon Friday evening and burial in Dero Michigan. Frazer, widow of James Harrison Frazer, lived in Ridgely for years and died aged eighty nine, a mother and grandmother with ties to New York and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Cohee
Ruth Jackson
Greensboro
Anna Hudson
Wilmington
Anna May Bullock
Marion H. Downes
Denton
Downes
Lawrence Deen
Russell Carroll
Harmony
Federalsburg
France
Deacon's College
William Bullock
John R. Statum
Jabez Willey
Greenwood
Del
Alice Frazer
T. A Smith
Dero Michigan
Methodist Sunday School
Viola Jones
Ada Matthews
The
Baptists
Susie Tarburton
Charles Cole
Sarah Hoffman
Jonas Shaner
Reformed School
Brumbaugh
Detwiler
Church of the Brethren
John Toohey
Philadelphia
John Cleaves
Stork
Frank Hollis
Mollie Harvey
Burrsville
James T. Breeding
Verma Dreeding
Wm. B. Henry
O. Henry
Charles Stevens
Layton
Harry Johnson
Ford
Frank Thomas
Deborah Thomas
Harrington
James Thomas
Andrewville
W. E. Smith
G. L. Hardesty
Seaford
M. E
Wm. Hardesty
Lydia
Ernest Hardesty
R. H. Stafford
A. T. Garrett
Norman Outten
Wm. Chambers
Andersontown
Enos. Cleaves
Edgar Stafford
Famer
Wm. E Smith
Thomas E. Cahall
Lester
John Nichols
Wesley M. E Church
Maple Grove School
Here
Sunday School Reorganization and Local News Highlights
The Fy Hickman Sunday School reorganized with officers led by Superintendent George Wilson and others including Hazel Brown and Miss Grace Adams. Community notices report visits, new members at Wesely M E Church, and local social events. The piece notes Way Germany Must Pay at Parker's Theatre and outlines a new tax form requirement for all partnerships with a June 15 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fy (Hickman) Dam
George Wilson
Brown
Hazel Brown
Wilson
Thomas
Home Department
Grace Adams
EL W. Brown
Ella Anthony
IL W. Brown
Martha Thomas
Germany
Parker's New Theatre
Conrad le Brett
Brussels
Edith Cavill
von Bissing
Conrad
Wilma
America
Denton Orchestra
Internal Revenue
Joshua W. Miles
Collector of Internal Revenue
Baltimore
Memorial Day Observance By Watkins Post at Methodist Church
Watkins Post of the Grand Army of the Republic will observe Memorial Day on May 25 at the Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. F C McSorley preaching to Post members, veterans of the Spanish American and European Wars, and Sons of Veterans. On May 16 the Post will scatter flowers on soldiers graves. Mr and Mrs E W Mudge of Talbot purchased 290000 of Liberty and Victory loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Wilson
C. W. Jackson
the Reformed Church
Frank Simons
John Allfather
Ed. Pearsaul
Caroline High Wins Fifth Caroline Track Meet In Carroll Co
Denton High School won the fifth annual Caroline county public schools track and field championships, edging Federalsburg Preston Ridgely and Greensboro. Denton topped 137 points with numerous record breaks by Richard Meniken and L Noble. girls and boys badges earned, dodgeball and relay results listed. Local obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Annie C. Bowdle Federalsburg citizen Mr. Fernandes Davis and Dr. Foster Sudler with brief funeral details. Packard Auto firm announces Baltimore area representation and calls for local workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton High School
Caroline County Public Schools
Public Athletic League
Denton
Federalsburg High
Preston High
St. Ridgely Trigh
Denton Pomary
Greensboro
Richard Meniken
L. Noble
Ridgely
Federalsburg
Preston
Goldsboro
A. Donovan
E. Pierce
A. Darling
5. Brown
D. Hurst
KR. Jolnco
R. Parsons
Denton High
J. Rumbold
W. Mitchell
Ridgely High
M. Skinner
B. Wilkinson
D. Davis
R. Otto
E. Dietrich
I Dietrich
H. Clark
L. D. Fooks
Wheedleton
E. Nichols
R. Cool
J. M. Bye
W. Lane
H. Mickering
K. Pinder
E. Cool
E. Nuttle
W. Funk
WW. Brown
KL Davis
R. Horey
Methodist Drive For World Reconstruction Campaign
Rev Dr Wyatt urges Denton church members to raise 2032 yearly for five years as part of a sweeping Methodist drive to fund a 105 million global reconstruction effort. The plan targets church, school and hospital upbuilding in the South and abroad with a strong emphasis on mission work and charitable support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyatt
Methodist Episcopal Church
Denton M. I
Denton
Methodists of
South Willumite
Millon
Methodist Protestant Church
Maryland
Epworth
Preston M. EL Church
W. A. Wise
Roo.m
Bethlehem Church
J. 12
Smith
Preston Church
Jesus Christ
Williston
M. EL
Wise Wall
G. A. McDaniel
County Sunday School Association
H. A H. Nuttle
Church of the Brethren
Levi K. Zeigler
Brethren Church
General Mission Board
Greenwood
A. L. BD. Martin
Baltimore
Levi K. Ziegler
Greensboro
Sudersville Methadist Church
Lorne E. Barret
Wilmington
Davies
Aston
Christ Church
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George Brown
Dunkard Church
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George Dulin
Telegraph Pale
Caroline County
Chester
Tilghman Harvey
Caroline
Queen Anne's
Queen Anne
Wye Mills
New York
Gov. Harrington
Shrewsbury River
New York Harbor
Parker's ‘New Theatre
Creighton Hale
Wallace Reid
Mary Pickford
T. Alan Goldsborough
F. R. Owens
Easton
Ross Stevens
duPont, Co
W. R. Mowbray
Dovers
Dave Taylor
Debba Scott
Marydel
F. T. Tagg
Alexander Hardcastle
O. W. Downes
J. E. West
J. Virgil Moore
Harriette Shuman
Goucher College
Thelma Evern
Ham
C. L. Hobbs
Frederick F. Lyden
W. H. Anderson
Anna Lucas
Leslie Lewis
J. G. Gantt
Solomon's
Thomas C. West
Ford Plant
Jowest
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
U. S
U.S
Jsws Paperil
Templeville
James Temple
Herbert Knotts
Kenton
Knotts
Washington Jester
Clarence
Jester
Isaac Moore
Pauline Walls
Florence Faulkner
Barclay
Ladies’ Aid
R. E. Lane
Grover C. Moore
Roland Knotts
S. Pearle Cooper
Washington
D. T. Rickards
D. T. Rickards, Mrs. Draper and Daughter, of New Jersey
Db Rk Cole
Howard Moore
Virgina Sparks
Olivia Knotts
Wm. Ewing
Emma McKnen
Gurney Knotts
Dover
Emma Sparks
David T. Rickards
Blarry Clough
Hobbs
Athlltic
Oaks School
Mildred Hussar
Mary Hussar
Nelle Thawley
Helen Hubbard
Ethel Comegys
Corinne Thomas
O. J. Chattinch
B. B. Allen
Leonard Waldridge
Will
Bealton
G. T. Morgan
N. C
E. M. Willey
J. R. Starkey
Salisbury
J. H. Meriken
Natal
H. L. Cohee
Jos. B. Orrell
Temple Smith
Kathleen Pritchett
F. P. Roe
Jesse W. Porter
Langston
C. H. Pippin
Church Street
Len Hicks
Atlantic City
T. C. Horsey
Centreville
Edith Normah
C. E. Collins
Collins
Mabel Stephenson
Emory Lynch
John Hulliger
Hubger
Lynch
Webster Todd
Lena Ivins
C.E. Collins
Edward Todd
Annie Chambers
Harry Arringdale
Ridgely, News
Frazer-Community Matters
W. H. B. Kauffman
Ridgey
Pennsylvania
Richard Blackburne, Jr
D. P. Holsinger
California
Mulford Swing
Newark
N. J
Roland Fountain
Frank Stevenson
J. T. Stevenson
Harry Gibson
Delmar
Ord Raleigh
William Davis
United States Navy
League Island
John Davis
James Hevalow
Frank Long
Armour
Ber
Graves
Hockessin
Mary Roberts
Master Graves Roberts
Viola Skinner
Sabillasville
Roger Ringgold
Charles Madara
Toona
I. T
O. A. Saulsbury
Maude Plummer
Marcus Hook
John Scully
J. T. Saulsbury
Thompson Swing
Carlile Bennington
Harry Hemmons
Harvey Holsinger
Baltmore
C. la Herzog
T. W. Jones
Joyce Buning
W. S. Jones
Orphans’ Court
Lena Younger
William T. Black
Anna Gadow
Herman Gadow
Ferdinand Gadow
J. T. Frampton & Son
Calvert C. Merriken
John N. Brummel
E. W. Mudge
Liberty and Victory Loans
Caroline High
Athletic League
Marion
Selbyville
Bridgeville
Bulgely
J. O. Anderson
Wlaw. Seward
Tispot
Annie C. Bowdle
Stansbury Bowdle
Gertrude M. Bowdle
Charles A. Merrick
Chas. I Noble
Walton W. Dukes
Lillian Roe
Thomas Hignatt
Geo, E
John E. Dennis
Artera
Thomas Nichols
J. P. Stump
Spring Hill
Fernandes Davis
Davis
Wright
Isaac Wright
A.D. Dick
Foster Sudler
Sudersville
Arthur E. Sudler
Ann Rochester Prudence Foster
Sudlersville
Wilmington Conference Academy
Dickinson College
University of Pennsylania
Elsie George Sadler
John E. George
Wm. H. Smith
Donald Paige
Packard
Packard Motor Car Company
Packard Cars
West Virginia
Virginia
Denton M. I. Church
Den
Mar Mobile Co
Chalmers and
Maxwell
Chalmers
Detroit
Brockway
Auditor’s Order
Nisi
Harvey L. Cooper
Robert S. Wright
Mabel G. Wright
Circuit Court
Lawrence HE. Towers
Lawrence B. Towers
Wesley E. Tshawley
Law Building
Denton, Mob
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