Widespread War Time Notes From Denton County Area
Local dispatches detail wartime activity across Caroline and nearby counties with draft notices, training and transfers to camps, and public meetings. Mentions of Cadets Howard Melvin Jr and Even Sparklin, officers in Washington College, and a hospital stint for Chief Pharmacist George W. Towers reflect military emphasis. Community events include church services, charity drives, and theatre openings as Denton and surrounding towns adjust to wartime demands.
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Howard Melvin, Jr
Sparklin
Washington College
Virgil Dukes
Wisman Denton
Tulitt Clark
Ruhoards
Phil
Hoy
I. Plioy Fisher
Clarence Th. Rae
Thoredas
Blire Vergu
Jennie Cushing
Crusaders
Masten
Anne
Dares Laramore
Enald Owell
Webster Kinder
Cannon
St.go
Soc
George W. Towerson
U.S. N
U.S. S. Oregonian
Tates
Paris
France
M.A. Iyoe
Methodist Episcopal Church
Federalbury
Mozart Land
Green
Boro
Hye
Peaker
Emmett VE Williamson
Camp Meade
Fort Washington
Quaters
Camp Upton
Lance
M. E
Denton
Wyatt
Alyec
Swyate
Car’ Kagermie
Chale
Todd and
Shermin ‘Todd
Bridgeville
Pratt Shipping Bu
Dnegeville
Brifteesile
Caroline
Dridgesille
Bethlehem
103. Wright
Nooth Clark
Eaton
Simhir Senviess
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Deaths and notices from Denton and vicinity
A compilation of obituaries, deaths, and memorial notes from Denton area, detailing Annie Louisa Richardson's death after illness in Denton, funeral arrangements, and survivors. Also reports of Lieut. James Fisher’s death on leave en route to France, William Hubbard’s death near Grove, and numerous other bereavements, personal notices, and local notices of church attendance and community events.
Diefenderfer, Perry deaths mark Ridgeley notes
The Ridgely News Letter records the sudden death of Mrs. Christiana Diefenderfer on October 20 at her daughter-in-law’s home, age near eighty eight, funeral at Ridgeley cemetery led by Rev. C. C. Troxel. It also notes Mrs. Annie Perry’s death on October 21 from influenza and pneumonia with burial at Oweenstown Catholic cemetery, plus a widow’s influenza cases, local surgeries, church reopenings, and community notices across Ridgely and Templeville neighborhoods.
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Christiana Diefenderfer
Third Avenue
Stella Diefenderfer
Ridgely Cemetery
C. C. Troxel
The
Reformed Church
D. K. Diefenderler
Willian
Wyoming
Del
Annie Perry
Robert Perry
Railroad Avenue
Oweenstown
Tersons
Foreman
Scot
Charles
Bryan
Carlton
Stoward
Perry
Milton Smith
Baltimore
J.C. Drie
Sylvia Simah
Ridgely
Risdon Fountain
Tris Smnah
Charley Cannon
Cline South
JT. Stevenson
Vlc
Dame
Annie Bromley
New York
Tenia Gibson
Delmar
Alice Grab
Grace Mactibbon
Canada
Meadtame
Virginia Stent
Nettie Carter
Deen City
Amine Dean
Balmore
James Rash
Mere
Jack
Rash
Samuel Lane
Salsbury
Local Social Guests Reported Across Burrsville Area
Burrsville society notes list Mr and Mrs EOTL Sapp and son Robert William and Master Everett Westfall as guests at Albert Sapp's home in Sanjay. Mrs Eno Cleaves and children Kenneth and Paul visited Win Chance’s family in Tuckahoe Neck. Frederica residents S J Manner and son visited J W Stokes. Mollie Cahall entertained guests including R E Chawley TK Catrall Lester. Frank Covey and Josephine Downes visited Mollie Cahall. James Morgan and daughter Florence visited Viola Harris in Wilmington. William Cahall returned from Torrington with his son Frank. Howard Hardesty and children of Bridgeville visited Mrs M Laura Porter. T Lane Moore of Philadelphia and Jennie Moore of Denton visited last week. Our school opened Monday with fair attendance. Mrs Tilghman Harvey is critically ill at home. The town report notes a fatality near dawn from the section.
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Templeville
Isaac Moore
Edgar MekKnott
Wilfred and
Linwood
Henderson
Washington Jester
Clarence
Wilmington
Kate O. Knotts
Roy Stafford
Alan
Millington
James Ll. Knotts
Sadlersville
Rolan Knotts
Ridgely
Mollie Moore
Air
Win
Sparks
W. N. Bowen
E. Tarring
Philadelphia
John Uiddle
Edward Burris
Delaware
Gurney Knott
Dorothy
Roe
John J. Merchant
Chesterville
Kent
Emma Sparks
William Sparks
Queen Anne's County
Blfl Starkey
Greensboro
Jesse Lidden
Eno. Cleaves
Kenneth
Paul
Win. Chance
Tuckahoe Neck
S. J. Manner
Grandon
Frederica
J. W. Stokes
Mollie Cahall
R. E. Chawley
TK Catrall
Lester
Frank Covey
Josephine Downes
Penton
Mollie E. Cahall
James Morgan
Florence
Viola Harris
Cahall
Prank Cahall
Torrington
Howard Hardest
Reliance Farmer Saved by Telephonist During Fatal Fire
George Winle, a Reliance farmer living alone, nearly perished last Sunday night when his home burned. Miss Ara Fleetwood, a night operator at the telephone exchange, spotted flames and rang repeatedly to awaken him, enabling his removal from bed before windows burst and the roof caved in. The home and most contents were destroyed with heavy losses partly insured. The fire is said to have started from a detective type.
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George Winle
Reliance
Ara Fleetwood
Telephone Exchange
Miss Fleetwood
Reliance Hne
White
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Marydel News Roundup of Local Families
Dr. J R Stith continues efforts to relieve patients as cases rise in town. E Guy Himmmer son of L N Elummer died of pneumonia at Richardson Park Del on Oct 17. Mrs Raymond Machen returns to Baltimore after visit to her parents. Charles Jacobs and wife head to Lakeland Florida for the winter. Mrs Harry Gibson of Queen Anne visits her father K R P Moore. Selen Heather sick with Nuensa shows improvement. Norris Bull and family visit friends at Richardson Park Del. Cora M Mppin rents to Elkton to resume teaching. Janes Scotten his wife and daughter ill with influensa.
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Marydel
J. R. Stith
Ali
E. Guy Himmmer
L. N. Elummer
Richardson Park
Del
Raymond Machen
Baltimore
LN. Himmmer
Charles Jacobs
Lakeland
Flanda
Harry Gibson
Queen Anne
KR. P. Moore
Selen Heather
Nuensa
Norris Bull
Cora M. Mppin
Elkton
Janes Scotten
Smithville Illnesses and Social Visits Highlight Week
Smithville reports several residents ill with sickness while others recover at home. Judge H C Conrad and Harry Short of Georgetown visited Claude Lyden and Mary Adams hosted her sister Mev O C Brides of Choprank. C D Liden picked Superior strawberries. School opened with Edna Laden. L N Alford and children visited in Denton. Earle Alford of Chester returned home briefly.
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H.C. Conrad
Harry Short
Georgetown
Claude Lyden
Mary Adams
Mev. O. C. Brides
Choprank
Sallie Neal
C. R. Neal
C.D. Liden
Lere
Edna Laden
L. N. Alford
Denton
Earle Alford
Chester
Quarantine Reinstated After Diphtheria Outbreak
The Board of Health restored the Sunday lifted quarantine on Monday and ordered churches schools motion picture theatres pool rooms and other public places closed for a day. The outbreak confined to one family prompted the renewed restrictions as officials monitor diphtheria.
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Board of Health
Local notes and visits brighten Queenstown scene
Mrs C M Harmon and son return from Baltimore to spend winter with Mr and Mrs W B Massey. Lieutenant I Harmon is somewhere in France. Miss Morris and Melvin and Mr Talbot visited the C P office. A new cement walk is laid in front of Dr G W Heston’s Mare Street property. Town patients improve with no new cases. Mrs Laura Longfellow returns home after weeks with Mrs Harrington. Mrs Williams near town is improving. Mrs Harry Roop visits Selby Roop on Railroad Ave. Mr and Mrs Harry Corkran of Atlantic City visit the Riches. Joseph Orrell remodels his Railroad Ave home. Private Alex McKnant of Camp Dia visits home for weekend. Mrs Clifford Burge visiting J W Burge. Effa Phimnter visits Queen Anne this week.
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C. M. Harmon
Baltimore
W. B. Massey
I Harmon
France
Morris
Melvin
Queenstown
American Corner Hosts Social Guests and Health News
Mr and Mrs George Griffith and family welcomed Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Owen Howard and daughter Margaret Mr and Mrs Oscar Alford Miss Margaret Daftin Horace Robinson Earle Alford and Dorsey Nichols Revival meetings are ongoing at this place Everybody welcome Ruth Ross who had been critically ill is able to be up again William R Andrews family is down with the Spanish flu Anna Ross is on the sick list
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George Griffith
Owen Howard
Margaret
Oscar Alford
Margaret Daftin
Horace Robinson
Earle Alford
Dorsey Nichols
Ruth Ross
William R. Andrew
Anna Ross
Canning Season Ends as Potato Crop Splendid in Williston
Williston reports a strong season with the second largest sweet potato crop in years at the local canning plant. Fishermen note unusually barren Waters and lean fall yields for other lines of work.
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Tian Usuak
Many Committeemen Named For Soldier Welfare Effort
A county wide effort to aid soldiers welfare has named numerous committees and officers. Prof. W. S. Crouse serves as treasurer with a fund of 12,660 dollars. District executives and solicitors across five districts include J. Frank Lane, Arthur W. Brumbaugh, M. Bates Stephens, Harry A. Roe, and many others, reflecting extensive local organization to support service members and their families.
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W. S. Crouse
Alan Goldsborough
M. Bates Stephens
Albert W. Sisk
Harry A. Roe
Saulsbury
Thos. H. Chambers
Arthur W. Brumbaugh
Harry M. Thompson
J. Frank Lane
J. R. Charles
Edward MM. Noble
Clarence C. Deen
Community and County Exhibits Open in Preston and Denton
County Agent Anderson announces community exhibits at Preston on Friday and Saturday November 8 and 9 with a county exhibit in Denton on Tuesday and Wednesday November 12 and 13. The Win-the-War Products and Boys and Girls Club exhibits join the general displays with $1000 in prizes. Evening programs feature Prof. C. L. Richardson and Prof. F. N. Bomberger, with more speakers expected, as farmers line up to showcase canned goods baked goods fruits and vegetables and other products from Caroline county. Everyone is invited to compete and attend, premium lists available on request.
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Anderson
Preston
Denton
C. L. Richardson
Maryland State College
Theston
F. N. Bomberger
Estension
Maryland
Concord Camp
Caroline County
Orphans Court Proceedings Record Key Actions
Judges Liden Moore and Covey attended the Orphans Court on Tuesday. Letters of administration for Charles C. Sullivan were granted to Ralph M. Sullivan with bond filed and approved. Appraisers appointed. notices to creditors ordered. Edward E. Nature filed release from George Willard Washington. The will of Isaac J. Moore was admitted to probate with letters testamentary granted to J. Virgil Moore and T. Pliny Filter. Notices to creditors ordered and appraisers named. Charles J. Harrison authorized to deposit funds for an infant. Harry W. Hubbard presented accounts. deposits in bank approved. Real estate sales of Lincoln Kelley reported by Charles B. Harriman as trustee were reported to the Court.
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Orphans’ Court
Liden, Moore and Covey
Charles C. Sullivan
Ralph M. Sullivan
George L. Helsby
Thomas L. Trice
Edward E. Nature
Fred Washington
George Willard Washington
Isaac J. Moore
J. Virgil Moore
T. Pliny
William S. Crouse
Peter T. Clair
Charles 13
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Real estate transfers recorded in clerk's office
Numerous transfers listed, detailing buyer and seller names, district locations, and sale prices for parcels in Denton and surrounding wards. Notable entries include Lyman Spront acquiring 39 acres, Louis Walls buying 75 acres, and Walter Covey obtaining a jot in Preston, with prices ranging from 112.50 to 55 500 dollars.
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Jacoph L. Netveland
Lyman N. Spront
Sarah A. Norris
Louis Walls
Nellie Willis
Walter T. Covey
Preston
Louis G. Lacey
Otis W. Rogers
Agnes HH
Harper
David M. Cheezum
Charles R. Clark
Alice May Thompson
Thomas C. Williamson
Ela Bovey
Charles D. Cowgill
Harry Thompson
Harvey I. Cooper
Daniel Ritchey
Ridgely
Stephen Husztek
Anney Tracey
Laura 5S
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Sallie A. Cooper
Samuel C. Faulkner
Aaron G. Warren
First District
Elmer M. Waldron
Nora A. Waldron
Clarence R. Margin
Carl R. Deen
Manderville E. Losey
Walter M. Love
Emma J. Bruch
Nicholas Hirsch
J. Capvin Butler
James Hubbard
Robinson Nichols
L. Claude Howard
William H. Robinson
William J. Robinson
Jacob E. Eflwanger
George E. Fortney
Harvey L. Cooper
William G. Wooters
Denton
Enna J. Burch
William Brown
Ejighah
Lyman Porter
War demands steer soil surveys and hog slaughter prep advice
War needs push soil survey work by the USDA Bureau of Soils to military urgent areas. For hogs, a 24 to 36 hour fast with water, proper handling and rest aids meat quality for fresh or cured use. Frosted potatoes can still yield good quality white starch in trials.
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Bureau of Soils
United States Department of Agriculture
War Department
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