Local notes and events across Caroline county
Local column reports market strawberries and touring fields of Caroline. Chautauqua days run June 7. Dr Page of Baltimore to move to Denton to practice. Elections chief burned November ballots. Morris Stevenson dies at 76 in Felton Vel. Hamilton watches available at F J Wright. Baltimore man jailed for stealing an auto, captured at Easton. Artemas Smith of Delaware named deputy collector. John Clague killed by a bull near Trappe en route to Easton. Albert Towers to occupy North Charles street home. Farmers Club gathering at Asbury Manor. Denton barbers raise prices from June 1. Redden Elhwanger Gallagher advertise three Denton farms for sale. Robert Jarrell Sr resigns from poor board. John R Jones appointed. Wright promotes South Bend watches. County declamation content held at Maonic Hall. Uncalled letters list includes Murray Craiz Ganni son Rosy Laus Truitt Cowvell. Pitch fork injury to L. Cowell. Fire destroys Burnett barn. livestock saved but machinery lost. Grand jury indicts Frank and Alice Marshall for intent to murder Gracie Marshall, once confined eleven years. Decoration Day observed by Caroline Council No 175 OL A A M with services at Denton cemetery. Death of Charles E Johnson in Huntsville Alabama. surviving widow and family noted. G W Collins demonstrates Rappid Sealer for tires, native of Caroline. Federalsburg report of automobile fight at Faulkner's Bill. injuries described. Miss Margaret Wyatt dies at 86 in Easton Home for Aged Women. Chaptink and Choptank Tribes Red Men fraternal visit with pipe of peace. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Page
Baltimore
Denton
Morris M. Stevenson
Felton, Vel
Hamilton
F. J. Wright
Easton
Artemas Smith
Delaware
Internal Revenue
John Clague
Trappe
Easton Hospital
Albert G. ‘Towers
Charles Street
Farmers’ Club
Asbury Manor
Tuckahoe Neck
J. Frank Wright
Jane 1St
CL. Redden
Jo EL Elhwanger
J. LL Gallagher
Robert Jarrell
Board of Trustees of the Poor
John R. Jones
South Bend
Maonic Eball
Denton Postonre
Sat Murray
Craiz
T. D. Gannison
Rosy Laus
Truitt
L. E. Cowvell
John Burnett
Federalshore
Burnett
Grand
Talbot County
Frank
Alice V. Marshall
Gracie Marshall
Emma Davies
Caroline Council
Denton Cemetery
Charles E. Johnson
Huntsville
Ala
Johnson
Tilghman
Winifred Whitby Johnson
G. W. Collins
Collins & Co
Collins
Federalsburg
Sai
Faulkner
Margaret J. Wyatt
Clinton T. Wyatt
Denton Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Wyatt
Thomas Wyatt
Caroline County
Chaptink
Red Men
Tuckahoe
Wedding News From Philadelphia And Nearby Areas
A Philadelphia wedding on May 2 at 1416 Tasker street united Miss Jeannette Voss Russell and Mr. Charles Albert Wilson with a small ceremony led by Rev. George Handy Wailes. The couple planned a New York trip then Norfolk and Richmond before settling in West Philadelphia. Also noted are anniversary celebrations, engagements, and social visits across Caroline, Wilmington, and Easton, highlighting local families and civic entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasker Street
Philadelphia
Jeannette Voss Russell
Arthur John Russell
Charles Albert Wilson
Grace Wilson
George Handy Wailes
New York
Norfolk
Old Point Comfort
Fort Monroe
Richmond
Radman Street
West Philadelphia
Wilson
Elizabeth E. Russell
Burrsville
Levi Spicher
Holme's
EC. Daly
Hardy
Mary Louisa
Norman Franklin Elliouw
Reyner Dukes
Denton Drug Co
Lake George
Harold Andrew
Engineering Corps
Ilinois
Albert G. Saulsbury
Denton
William Stevens
Z. 11
Webster
Milton
G. L. Stevens
Charles H. Whitby
Flas Redden
Elizabeth and
Oakley
Wilmington
Charles G. Dukes
Kansas City
J. Boon Dukes
Samuel Lewis
Leslie A. Lewis
John Satterfield
Calvin
Delaware
Caroline
Thelma Everngam
Baltimore
Marc Bryant
Mabel Mercer
Easton
S. G. Nuttle
Federalsburg
Community Leaders to Meet at Ridgely May 23
Ministers and community leaders convene at Ridgely on May 23 for a conference featuring Prof. Frank L. Bomberger of the College rural program and Mr. Jesse M. Jones of the Department of Agriculture. Bomberger will discuss Community Building and Organization Essential to Community Development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
Norman
Frank L. Bomberger
College
Bomberger
Jesse M. Jones
Department of Agriculture
Caroline County
G. H. Alford
Death of Mrs Jane Willis in Lincoln City Delaware
Mrs Jane Willis died in Lincoln City Delaware on April sth at 83. Born Jane Andrew in Caroline County she was the daughter of Nimrod and Eohemia Wright Andrew. She married Ezekiel Willis at Tilghman Nuttle’s home. Survived by two sons William A Willis of Philadelphia and J E Willis of Lincoln City, two grandsons Fred and J Osborne Willis, one sister Annie Meloney of Cortes Colorado. A devout member of the M E Church she died with comforting faith in immortal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Willis
Lincoln City
Delaware
Jane Andrew
Caroline County
Nimrod
Eohemia Wright Andrew
Ezekiel Willis
Tilghman Nuttle
William A. Willis
Philadelphia
J. E. Willis
Fred
J. Osborne Willis
Annie Meloney
Cortes
Colorado
M. Ek. Church
Governor announces multiple state posts this Saturday
Governor Hlarington announced appointments including G Clinton Uh Democrat and John F Mudd Republican to the State Roads Commission with Frank N Zouck as chairman previously named and J Milton Reifsnider to the State Industries Accident Commission replacing the late John L Hanna with Reifsnider to serve as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlarington
G. Clinton Uh
John F. Mudd
Stte Roads Commission
Frank N. Zouck
J. Milton Reifsnider
State Industries Accident Commission
John L. Hanna
Raifsnider
Whiteley family in Buffalo project and local notices
Mr and Mrs George Whiteley travel to Buffalo New York where Washburn Co installs mill machinery with 20 000 barrels daily capacity in progress William Whiteley also on site Dr William T Kelley relinquishes postmaster role after twelve years Edgar Williamson takes over in May Mrs Thomas Taylor in Easton Hospital and Mrs William Gadow in Johns Hopkins Hospital both improving Mrs John Payne visited Selbyville Delaware with Rev and Mrs Briggs Mrs Howard Taylor visiting Easton parents Frank and Mrs Collins Mother s Day observed with white flowers Ladies Aid bake sale set Hollis store May 20th George Wright family from Easton visited Jesse Wright’s home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Whiteley
Buffalo
N. Y
William Gadow
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
John Payne
Selbyville
Del
Briggs
Howard Taylor
Easton
Frank Collins
George Wright
Jesse Wright
Curry
Greensboro
Wmn. Cannon
Hollis
Bethlehem Ladies Aid Fellowship Gathered at Flora Taylor Home
Bethlehem social notes report the Ladies' Aid meeting at Mrs Flora Taylor's home with present members Georgie Collins Elsie Thompson Nathaniel Legates Mollie Harding Martha Hubbard Minnie Blades Iphie Harrington Lillie Blades Jamie Legates Willie Pritchett Flora Taylor Florence Dean Joseph Pritchett Three new members Mrs Edna Waddell Mrs Janie Hall and Mrs Agnes Taylor joined. Refreshments followed and next gathering planned with Mrs Iphie Harrington on June 5. Mr Earle Legate of Wilmington visited with his parents. Mr and Mrs Philip Hall and Claude visited G Wright. G Wright hosted Norman S Taylor group last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Taylor
Iphie Uarrington
Earle Legate
Wilmington
Nathaniel Legates
Philip Hall
Litle
Claude
G. Wright
Norman
Taylor
American Corner Social Roundup From Local Folks
Mr and Mrs Oscar Nichols and family and Mrs Lulu Beauchamp and daughter Hazel visited Mr and Mrs George Griffith on Sunday. Horace Robinson of Smithville and Misses Ethel and Anna Ross spent Sunday with Will Robinson of Chestnut Grove. Ralph Hunt has returned to Penns Grove NJ after visiting his parents here. Abner Baker of Wilmington returned home after a few days with the Griffiths. Mrs FF Hunt is able to be out again after months in bed. Mrs Charlie Maloney of Philadelphia visits her mother EF Downes here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Nichols
Lulu Beauchamp
Hazel
George Griffith
Horace Robinson
Smithville
Ethel
Anna Ross
Will Robinson
Chestnut Grove
Ralph Hunt
Penn's Grove
N.J
E.F. Hunt
Abner Baker
Wilmington
George L. Griffith
FF. Hunt
Charlie Maloney
Philadelphia
EF. Downes
Temopleville Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Miss Pearle Rittenhouse and Maude Benton of Ruthsburg spent the weekend with the Sparks. Chas Luning of Long Island is visiting grandparents F. Luning. Edna Cahall stays with sister F. Diddle near Sadlersville. Ladies' Aid Society hosted by R. E. Lane. Viola Bowen and FL Perkins returned from Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. George Davis of Kenton visited J. Knotts. R. E. Lane spent weekend with son Fr. Lane of Goldsboro. Mothers Day observed at M. E. Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearle Rittenhouse
Maude Benton
Ruthsburg
Sparks
Chas, Luning
Long Island
N. Y
F. Luning
Edna Cahall
F. Diddle
Sadlersville
Ladies’ Aid Society
R.E. Lane
Dlisses
Viola Bowen
FL Perkins
Philadelphia
George Davis
Kenton
J. Knotts
R. E. Lane
Fr. Lane
Goldsboro
M. E
Ladies' Aid Market and Cake Sale Planned in Holt's Store
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. Church will hold a Saturday Market and cake sale in Holt's store-room on Saturday, May 27. Miss Lucretia Gibbs has returned home to York, Pennsylvania after visiting Miss Virginia Holt. Visitors Houston Russom and John Phipps of Baltimore were in town on Wednesday. James Thawley and family moved into Sparklin property this week. Mrs. Howard Hopkins visited friends in Easton last week. Garrettson Smith and family moved to Wilmington. Emma Stevens visited in Sadlersville. Mrs. Mary Cooper was in Baltimore last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Holt
Lucretia Gibbs
York
Virginia Holt
Messrs
Houston Russom
John Phipps
Baltimore
James Thawley
Williston
Sparklin
Howard R. Hlopkins
Easton
Garrettson Smith
Wilmington
Emma Stevens
Sadlersville
Mary 5. Cooper
Queen Anne Visitors and Church Services Notice
Queen Anne social notes list Newark New Jersey visitors Mr and Mrs Leslie Morgan and son and Mrs J Morgan. Baltimore guests of Mrs H Short. Wins ton guests of Mr and Mrs GC Moore. Hiram Short family hosting. Children's Day service planned at M E Church South on first Sunday in June. Rev ML Dashiell of Wilmington visiting Mrs S J Garton. Rev J B Hupman recently in Washington. subscription plea included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Altwater
Baltimore
Hiram Short
Arthur Grace
Winston
GC. Moore
M. E. Church South
ML Dashiell
Wilmington
J. Garton
J. B. Hupman
Washington
Ridgely News Column Reports Local WCTU Activities
The Ridgely News summarizes WCTU meetings at Mrs. Harry Laird home with officer elections led by Mrs. Mary Laird and Lula Meredith. The column notes May 26 festival plans, local visits, church events, and community notices including new hires, illness, and upcoming strawberry season milestones.
Sunday Guests at Chestnut Grove Gatherings Summary
Chestnut Grove hosts included Mr and Mrs Will Robinson and their son Ross with Ethel Anna Ross Mary Everagain Horace Robinson Oscar Alford Frank Adan as Sunday visitors. Also present were Mr and Mrs father Sullivan with daughters, and Mr and Mrs Charles Wright Linna Ruth Vanscoy Majorie Nichols. George Smith and Rev M E Wheatley ill. Helen Smith listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Robinson
Ross
Ethel and
Anna Ross
Mary Everagain
Horace Robinson
Oscar Alford
Frank Adan
Smithson Church to Rededicate Sunday May 25
Smithson, Smithson Church will be rededicated Sunday May 25 with meetings starting at 4 30 ton, 2 ppm, and 7 30 at night. Harry Hopkins of Wilmington visited his parents Saturday and Sunday. Mrs R Hopkins and Miss Neva Christopher visit relatives. Miss Florence Todd of Easton visited her parents. Minnie Peary is very sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithson Church
Harry Hopkins
Wilmington
Mes
R. Hopkins
Neva Christopher
Mary
Velma Christopher
Florence Todd
Easton
J. E. Todd
Minnie Peary
Mrs Eva A Thawley Hosts Notable Burrsville Dinner
Burrsville social list reports Mrs Eva A Thawley entertaining at five o clock Sunday dinner with guests from Haddon Heights Harrington and Greensboro. Other attendees include Miss Russell visiting from Philadelphia nursing her sister in law Miss Iva Russell amid gradual improvement. Master Lester Stafford injured his arm at his aunt's and was treated by Dr Ward after transport to Hobbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva A. Thawley
QR. C. Garrett
Haddon Heights
N. J
John HH. ‘Thawley
Chilton’s Grove
Fred. Hopkins
Frederica
Coursey Hammond
Harrington
James Thawley
Greensboro
Robert Thawley
Sarah Hammond
R. W. Stafford
Margaret
Brown Thawley
W. S. Russell
Philadelphia
G. I. Blades
Iva Russell
Russell
Lester Stafford
Hobbs
John W. Smith
Ward
Lola M. Fountain
Laura E. Thawley
Harlan R. Blades
Fred Lewis
Philip Cheezum
John Nichols
Quline
Mesdames KR. C. Garrett
Saran Hammond
Cfarry Beck
Denton
Laura Thawley
Misses Fountain
Elizabeth Fountain
Jeannette Layton
Sunday Home Visitors Across Rural Area
Mr and Mrs Jacob Smith and son Hloya and Mrs J W Sutherland visit Mr and Mrs John Challach near Concord on Sunday. Mrs Boyd Fhall and her little son of Crisfield spend the week at Caleb Bowdle’s home. Mr and Mrs Blaine Bullock and family visit Earl Horsey near Williton. Mr and Mrs Roland Wradley from Federalsburg visit Thomas Porter. Mr Beancis Neal of Wilmington visits his father Chas Neal. Miss Helen Pennypacker of near Federalsburg visits sister Mrs Earl Adams. Miss Kathryne Spence visits Edina and Altha Adams over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Smith
Hloya
J. W. Sutherland
John Challach
Concord
Boyd Fhall
Little Son
Crisfield
Caleb Bowdle
Blaine Bullock
Earl Horsey
Williton
Roland Wradley
Federalsburg
Mro
Thomas Porter
Beancis Neal
Wilmington
Chas. Neal
Helen Pennypacker
Earl Adams
Kathryne Spence
Edina
Altha Adams
Farmers Drive Cooperative Live Stock Shipments
Farmers' live stock shipping associations have grown to about 500 nationwide, with roughly 200 in Minnesota where the movement began. They enable members to ship carload lots to central markets, reducing reliance on local buyers and requiring no capital to start, per Farmers' Bulletin 718 from the Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
Middle West
Farmers’ Bulletin 718
Maryden church and town news note reorganized groups
Maryden M E Sunday School reorganized with new officers including Superintendent Mrs John Stafford and secretary Miss Ruth Hall. Residents moving to Marydel from Richardson Park include Mr and Mrs H Bull and daughter. Local updates mention Miss Maud Starkey staying with parents and Mrs Harry Dailey visiting Philadelphia. Mrs George Parshall returns from visit, and Mrs Harry Vane and Mrs Turner of Dover visit. Mr Bullis opens new creamery manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryden
M. E
John Stafford
Wm. Carlisle
R. P. Moore
Ruth Hall
Edythe Davis
Sparks
H. Bull
Marydel
Richardson Park
Bullis
George Parshall
Heather
Harry Vane
Turner
Dover
Charles Jacobs
Florida
Miss Maud Starkey
Harry Dailey
Philadelphia
Bridgeport Social Roundup and Travel Tidings
Greensboro hosts Mr and Mrs Edgar Anderson of Bridgeville and Miss Grace Greenlee with Miss Ethel Jackson for a week end visit. Bridge Club travels in three large cars to Mardekit Springs and dines at The Walmilton Ocean City. Rev FE Hl Dashiell, secretary of the endowment fund for retired ministers, reports no success here. Mrs A W Comfort leaves for Broadalbin New York to attend her sister's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Anderson
Bridgeville
Grace Greenlee
Ethel Jackson
Bridge Club
Mardekit Springs
Walmilton
Ocean City
FE. Hl. Dashiell
Concrete silo first in the county under way
Mr J BLT Menick is erecting a concrete silo, the county's first. John S Sutton of Baltimore handles the construction. EE FL White, county demonstrator, gave an illustrated Grange lecture at Ingleside schoolhouse Tuesday evening. Avis Walraven's home receives a fresh paint job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Blt. Menick
John S. [Sutton
Baltimore
EE FL White
Ingleside
Avis Walraven
Denton Church News Highlights Names and Visits
A Denton Methodist report praises the parsonage and leadership of Brother Westerfield, notes Denton as a favored Wilmington Conference appointment, and recalls Bishop Forbes Adams visit. It also covers General Conference travel for church delegates, upcoming sermons by Rev J E Smith, and Cradle Roll Day at Thawley’s Church with infant dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Wyatt
Denton
M. J. Chinch
Drother Westerfield
Westerfield
Penton
Wilmington
William Forbes Adame
Easton
Christ Church
St. Pauls Church
Gillsboro
Peninsula
Episcopal Church
Thomas O. Crouse
Maryland
Pliny Fisher
Zanesville
General Conference
The
Seaven
J. E. Smith
Preston
Williston
Klein Kinzer Haddaway
Baltimore
Thawley's Church
Wyatt
Early Buying Advised For Farm Machinery Amid War Prices
An agricultural authority warns farmers to buy early as war-driven price spikes hit staple commodities and steel. He notes steel demand and fast delivery raise costs, and when equipment contracts renew next season, implement prices are likely to rise. Early procurement may save money amid uncertain market trends.
Eastern Shore mail routes proposed by post office department
The Baltimore Sun endorses testing an air route between Baltimore and the Eastern Shore noting delivery failures in current service. It cites a reader who received Sunday Sun promptly but Monday’s Saturday edition only after. The Sun explains it self distributes Sunday editions to Eastern Shore readers while relying on government distribution for weekdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Baltimore Sun
Baltimore
Sun
The
The Lamented Mr Turner editorial tribute
The Easton Star-Democrat lauds Turner as a highly useful and honorable citizen active in public affairs. He is praised as a sterling Democrat who handled victories with restraint and defeats with grace, and whose character and home life were above reproach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Tate J. Prank Turner
Easton Star-Democrat
Easton
Orphans Court Admits Wills and Names Administrators
Judges Liden Moore and Covey presided as multiple wills were filed proved and admitted to probate. Letters testamentary granted to Fleming and Fleming with bonds appraised. Various executors administrators and appraisers named with notices to creditors issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Liden, Moore and Covey
Orphans Court
Frances J. Vleming
James D. Fleming
C. Harry Fleming
G. Lawrence Wilson
Charles Jarrell
Bruce G. Stevens
Nora Fishell
W. Brewster Deen
Clarence FE
Alonzo Rufus Schwaninger
Katie E. Flaharty
T. Alan Goldsborough
Willie T. Carroll
James G. Carroll
Lucy W. Kelley
Eugene J. Cronin
Lincoln D. Kelley
Eliza J. Wilson
Reuben Garey
William J. Garey
John AV. Garey
Hay-Making Time Near on Farms and Machinery Need
The article urges farmers to prepare for haymaking while sunny weather lasts. It stresses timely cutting, choosing the right labor and time saving equipment, and highlights hay loaders, sweep rakes, stackers, and other gear to double or more the crew’s efficiency.
Endowment Omitted From Methodist Marriage Rite
A Methodist Episcopal General Conference at Saratoga Springs New York voted to remove the line With all my worldly goods I thee endow from the marriage ritual. The article cautions about the sentimental yet legally uncertain nature of the line while noting the symbolic impact on bride and groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Saratoga Spring
N. Y
Berries Bring Early Market Prices on Eastern Shore
The Baltimore Star notes the shortcake season nears with Eastern Shore strawberries at 12 and 15 cents per box. Peas drop to 15 cents per quarter peck, string beans to 18 20 cents, eggplants 15 cents each, rhubarb 4 5 cents per bunch, cucumbers 5 cents each, lettuce 3 8 cents per head, tomatoes 50 60 cents per dozen, and asparagus 10 20 cents per bunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Star
Suffrage Is Non Partisan, Says Dr Shaw
Dr Anna Howard Shaw leader of the National American Woman Suffrage Association praises non partisan suffrage politics. She warns forming a suffrage party would alienate party allies and undermine discipline. Shaw adds it is up to suffragists to maintain a strictly non partisan stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Howard Shaw
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Woman's Suffrage
Shaw
Miss Wisong's Good Work In Caroline County Efforts Noted
A Denton meeting on continuing the Maryland Children's Aid Society work highlights Miss Helen B. Wisong as scene worker who has placed children with refined families and provided hospital care. 75 cases cited show impact, with plans to expand Caroline County Branch and canvass all households for support and involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Maryland Children's Aid Society
Denton
Afiss
Helen B. Wisong
Miss Wisong
Distinguishable Christianity Urged by Dr. Kelly in Baltimore Sun
Dr. Howard A. Kelly of Baltimore argues for vigorous distinguishable Christianity amid revival talk. He urges church members to reconsecrate to active service, study of God’s Word, repentance for indolence, and outreach to meet needs, challenging idle hymnody and urging a united aggressive front against sin. He praises Kelly as both surgeon and preacher influencing Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A. Kelly
Baltimore
Maryland
Baltimore Sun
Satan
God
Jesus
Christ
German
Cockeysville
Pathfinding auto tour to organize Maryland Corn Club work
A Path finding automobile will tour Crisfield to Baltimore and return via Elkton Frederick and Cumberland to organize permanent committees for The Home State Tour of The Maryland Corn and Potato Club Boys. Reuben Brigham and Henry E Warner lead, with preliminary public meetings starting June 7 at 4 p m in Denton Court House, under county agents and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crisfield
Baltimore
Elkton
Oakland
Frederick
Cumberland
Maryland Corn and Potato Club
Maryland
Fifth Regiment
Reuben Brigham
Maryland Agricultural College
Henry E. Warner
Baltimore Sun
Gronpes
Denton
Court House
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Bethlehem
Temopleville
Hillsboro
Queen Anne
Leslie Morgan
J. Mr. Morgan
Newark, N. J
J. BE. Morgan
Ridgely News
Harry Laird
Laird
Mary Laird
Lula Meredith
Elsie Matthews
Ida Davis
Harriet Smith
Laura Mason
Alice Bennington
A. G. Lautsbury
Dorothy
Catharine Smith
Grace Austin
Catonsville
Maud Starkey
Miss Austin
Ma. W
John
Ada Matthews
Cambrilpe
Church of the Brethren
Elder Wine
Woodside
Muriel Bradbeck
J. M. Haymaker
J. E. Mason
Eliza
Mary Pippin
Oak Lawn
Myrtle Thompson
FL W. Taylor
William Beasure
Clarkville
Summers
Marcus Hook
T. W. Jones
Thurmont
Emory Clayson
C. W. Jackson
T.A. Smith and
Puest
Frazer
Pederalsburg
J. W. Bower
Hebrew Hospital
Magpie Tribett
Mic
A. W. Thompson
Ella Anderson
W. N. Cannon
Shockley
Bridgetown
Pauline Wiley
Martha Shipman
J. P. Swing
Amour & Company
TL FL Imler
Pennsylvania
Little Graves Roberts
FP. W. Taylor
Smithson
A. W. Comfort
Broadalbin, New York
Dr. Wyatt
Dr. Crouse
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