Wedding at Union M. E. Church Federalsburg
Miss Anna Mary Brown became the bride of Leon M. Pearson in a Friends ceremony at Union M E Church Federalsburg. The couple plans to live at 1106 County Line Road Bryn Mawr Pa after November 15. The section also notes Halloween party gatherings, local visits, and multiple social events across Goldsboro Greensboro Denton and surrounding areas.
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Union M. E
Federalsburg
Anna Mary Brown
T. Fred Brown
Leon M. Pearson
Paul M. Pearson
Swarthmore
Swarthmore Chautauqua Association
Friends
Frank C. MacSorley
Adeline Fisher
Denton
Barbara Pearson
Ellen Pearson
William J. Kindley
Baltimore
Jesse Johnson
Portsmouth
Andrew Simpson
Clinton Poole
Mary Davis
Jo Raymond Charles
Federalsturg
County Line Road
Bryn Mawr
Lillian Timmons
Lillian St. James
Kathyrn Thawley
Esther Raleigh
Esther Statum
Esther Griffin
Evelyn Wyatt
Frances Case
Roberta Butler
Helen Chaffinch
Sara Baynard
Nellie Timmons
Hugh Ramedell
Melvin Pentz
Raymond Beauchamp
John Andrew
Thomas Baynard
Paul Reed
James
Ward Timmons
William J. Ostermann
New York
Martha Mary Schoen
Henry Schoen
Near
Elizabeth’s Catholic Church
Euene Kraemer
Willard Green
Ridgely
Lucy Long
Walter Long
Krause
James Savitz
Coatesville
Clarence R. Pentz
Juniata College
Death of Mrs. Charles Butler in Tuckahoe Neck
Mrs. Charles Butler aged 46 died at home in Tuckahoe Neck after a two week illness. She was a devout Holiness Church member and mother of many, survived by her husband, parents Mr and Mrs George Neighbors of Hobbs, four brothers and sisters, and several children. Funeral held at Holiness Church of Denton with Rev G L Helsby and interment in Denton cemetery. pallbearers named J Ed Nichols Carroll Pastorfield William DeFord John Moore Will Murphy and Houston Towers.
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Bloomery Church
H. S. Burns
I. S. Hollingsworth
Philadelphia
Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
New Victor Records
Newnam’s
Denton
Federalsburg
Charlie Major
Palace Theatre
Ladies’ Circle
Charles Butler
Red Rabbit
Second Street
Alward Chamberlaine
Protestant Episcopal Church
Centreville
Juniata
Drexel Institute
Clarence Pentz
Caroline County
Ridgely
Bethlehem Church
J. R. Bicking
Pocomoke City
Salisbury
Wicomico
Fred K. Owens
Sarah’ A. Hignatt
Ancie E. Todd
Concord
Alexine Ledman
Preston
C. H. Atkins
Meserz
Alda P. Whitby
Lacy C. Murphy
John L. Everngam
Stutzman Farm
Garey H. Hubbard
Eighth District
Carrie Chaffinch
John E. Chaffinch
Bloomery M. E Church
Hubbard
Lower Caroline
Allebach
Interstate Milk Producers
Cohee
Philadelphia Board of Quality Control
Bomberger
University of Maryland
Goodwin
Inter-State Association
Tuckahoe Neck
Butler
Holiness Church
George Neighbors
Hobbs
Robert Neighbors
Frank Adams
Thaddeus Snowberger
Greenwood
Del
James Neighbors
Harry A. Gordon
Burrsville
George
Lloyd
Lewis
Roland
Willard
Marion
G.L. Helsby
Holiness Church of
J. Ed. Nichols
Carroll Pastorfield
William DeFord
John Moore
Will Murphy
Houston Towers
Poultrymen Meet at Court House in County
About 60 poultrymen attended a Thursday night meeting at the Court House. Speakers included George W. Schaffer from Caroline County in the Atlantic Coast Poultry Producers' Association, W. H. Rice Extension poultry specialist, O. Z. Remsburg State Farm Bureau organizer, and W. A. Cray Atlantic Coast Poultry Producers' Association assistant manager. Cray explained the association and demonstrated egg grading by color size and quality. LL. M. Goodwin, County Agent, chaired the meeting.
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Court House
George W. Schaffer
Caroline County
Atlantic Coast Poultry Producers’ Association
W. H. Rice
State Extension Service
O. Z Remsburg
State Farm Bureau
W. A. Cray
LL. M. Goodwin
Vote the Whole Democratic Ticket
Vote the Whole Democratic ticket across state and county races led by Ritchie Andrews Hignutt Harper Shawn West Wilson Clark Thawley Temple and the broader Democratic ticket. electing this slate promises unified party leadership in House of Delegates Orphans Court and key county offices.
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Ritchie
Andrews
Day
Hignutt
House of Delegates
Harper
Shawn
West
Orphans’ Court
Wilson
Register of Wills
Clark
Thawley
Temple
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
To the many friends who were so generous in their acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy during my recent bereavement, I wish to express my sincere appreciation. Jonn J. Ghingher.
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Garey H, Hubbard
Thanking friends after bereavement from Mrs Garey Hubbard
A brief note from Mrs Garey Hubbard expresses gratitude for the kindness and tokens of friendship shown by friends and neighbors during her time of bereavement.
Car Crash Injures Local Man Near Town
William Carter of near town was badly hurt last Saturday night at Goldsboro when his horsepanicked and collided with a passing automobile. The hearse was severely damaged. Carter lies in critical condition at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carter
Goldsboro
Henderson
Greensboro
Hallowe'en
Bridgetown
Myrtle Bryant
Ralph Henry
Ed. Hammond
Anna
Caroline
John Cooper
Wilmington
William H. Goodwin
Lillian Melvin
Clayton Melvin
Dan Schoff
James Johnson
5. C. Johnson
G. L. Reed
William Sanders
Elma
Elma Melvin
Elsie Barcus
Juanita Cale
Sara Gooden
Anna Marvel
Joseph Raymond
Denton
George Reed
Emma Newlee
Loren Pritchett
Philadelphia
A. M. Jones
Social notes and visits around Denton and nearby towns
A sequence of visits and guests from Swarthmore, Philadelphia, Camden and Dover mark weekend gatherings. Local residents welcomed relatives, and Edmund Hurd installed a first of its kind radio machine. News notes mention Miller tires price updates and frosty warnings as winter days approach.
Ridgely News Letter Delegates Attend Salis bury Convention
Delegates from several Sunday schools plan to attend a convention in Salisbury led by Mrs. A W Thompson Miss Evelyn Frampton Mr Selby Groff and others with attendees including Rev Melvin Wheatley Mr I Mason and Miss Henrietta Swann from various churches. The Nyoda Camp Fire Group celebrated Hallowe en with Wendat group at the club room in festive orange and black decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Salisbury
A. W. Thompson
Evelyn Frampton
Reformed Sunday School
Selby Groff
Paul Holsinger
Andrew Mitchell
Edna Detwiler
Brethren Sunday School
Melvin Wheatley
Henrietta Swann
Methodist School
Harry Hemmons
Marian
The
Reformed School
Morris Dragoo
Baptist School
Hemmons
Miss Detwiler
Groff
Nyoda
A. G. Sainsbury
Guardian
Hallowe'en
Wendat
Denton
Pradem
Paul Sewell
Elsie Matthews
Flying Squadron
Delaware
Delaware University
Delaware Workhouse
Farnhurst Insane Asylum
Brackett
John Davis
Sam Walters
John Swing
Roland Fountain
Irvington
N. J
Sara Neff
Mamie Smith
Milburne
Heather
Tom, Jr
Marydel
Reformed Church
Russel Custer
Lancaster Theological Seminary
Carolyn Mancha
Easton
Oxford
Camden
Richard Blackburne
Baltimore
Blackburne
John Lane
Evelyn
Lane
Wesley
Centreville
George Slaughter
L. M. Goodwin
Chester
Mervyn Seward
Aberdeen
Texas
Edward Stephens
Rehoboth
Harry Laird
E. E. Pendleton
Fleury
Red Lion
Knows
Templeville
Charles Starkey
Anna Lynch
Roop
E. C. Harley
Norristown
David Ritchey
William Davis
Donald
Mount Alto School
Red Men delegation bids for Great Council at Wilmington
The Tecumseh Tribe No. 43 appoints Aliie Anderson Herman Hignutt Edgar Wroten and J Stevens as delegates to represent the tribe at the Great Council of Delaware in Wilmington on October 24 and 25. Local social notes mention visits, family outings and upcoming revival services at the M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Swain
Harrington
Hickman
Ime
Sachem
Aliie Anderson
Sagamore
Allel Stokes
Herman Hignutt
Edgar Wroten
E. W. Brown
J. Stevens
J. C. Wroten
Edgar Wrote
Delaware
Wilmington
George Wilson
Frank Fountain
Philadelphia
Camden
J. Ralph
Gootee Stevens
Andrew Thawley
FE. W. Brown
J. W. Peters
Grace Adams
FT. Peters
John Stevens
Carey
Federalsburg
Elwood ,Taylor
Farmington
Hazel Brown
Chester
M. E. Church
Mrs. News
E. E. Wright
Fred Messick
A. F. Zimmerman
5. P. Brown
Albert Stokes
Sam Carey
Circle No 3 cafe supper at Queen Anne club
The ladies of Circle No 3 of Queen Anne Community Club plan a cafeTeria supper Saturday night November 16 in the club room High School Building from 4 to 7. Cakes pies ice cream and supper foods will be served. The club’s moving picture on Saturday night drew a large crowd. Also notes on church services and visits follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 3
Queen Anne Community Club
Iigh School
Queen Anne
Harris’ Chapel
St. Paul's
Christ
Showard Culver
Culver
Jake Morgan
RL. Wittig
Speltsville
Cartelyou
Charles Dean
Tilghman’s Island
E. S. Ravens
Williston Community Club Holds Meeting and Elections
A teachers meeting at the school organized by Mrs. W C Maloney elected Wesley Poole president and Harry Cooper vice president with Miss Elizabeth Cannon as secretary. Monthly gatherings set for the last Wednesday evenings and a Halloween fruit snack provided. The Williston Community Club plans a November 9th meeting with officer elections upcoming. Mrs Paul Maloney and Ruth were seen in masquerade, and Mrs William Adams visited Federalsburg with her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aatrons
Elizabeth Cannon
W. C. Maloney
Wesley Poole
Harry Cooper
Miss Cannon
Williston
Local social notes from Weldon and surrounding areas
Miss Esther Willey served as bridesmaid for Julia Montcastle in Weldon on Saturday. Rev. and Mrs. C. S Larrimore and Thurman Oden visited relatives in the Monumental City. Mrs. Norris Bradfield and Miss Alice of Baltimore visited Miss Dorothy Beaumont. Mr. C. D. Collison led the Christian Endeavor program last Sunday. Mrs. T. P. Towers of Denton stayed with Mr. T. H. Towers. Mr. L. H. Thomas traveled to Baltimore on business. Mr. W. P. Stafford and family relocated to Marcus Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Willey
Weldon
N. C
Julia Montcastle
C. S Larrimore
Thurman Oden
Monumental City
Norris Bradfield
Alice
Baltimore
Dorothy Beaumont
C. D. Collison
Christian Endeavor
T. P. Towers
Denton
T. H. Towers
L. H. Thomas
W. P. Stafford
Marcus Hook
Third Community Exhibit prize winners at Choptank fair
The third annual Choptank Neighborhood Fair showcased readable displays from home demonstration and university staff with judges awarding premiums in categories such as canned goods jellies pickles and sewing. Notable exhibitors included Miss Kellogg Miss Knight Mr. Bomberger and County Agent Walls with awards to Mrs. Sallie Ross Mrs. James Cheezum Mrs. Cora Dulin and others across dozens of items from apples to pies and garden produce.
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Miss Kellogg
Miss Knight
University of Maryland
Goodwin
Dr. Bomberger
J. B. Todd
Sallie Ross
O. C. Blades
Thieroff
W. E. Dillon
E. O. Wright
Maryland Biscuit
Cora Dulin
J. T. Blades
James Cheezum
Lillian Blades
F. F. Whiteley
Elia Carmine
0. C. Blades
J. F. Spence
Japan
J.T. Blades
Percy Collins
Eberhart
Grimes
Eberhard
Mra
Branchley
Ben Davis
Stayman’s Winesap
Paragon
BE. Branchley
York Imperial
Keiffer Pears
Lillie Collins
Eddie Butler
Estelle Wright
John Hopkins
Sane
E. Wright
Leon Wright
E. Branchley
Mis
Mollie Flaharty
Wm. Vande Visse
Peter DeWilde
Sallie_Ross
J. H. Spence
James Jester
Field Crops and Garden Seeds Listed by Farmers
A detailed list of field crops and garden seeds credited to various farmers and sellers. Items include mung bean, Sudan grass hay, yellow corn, broom corn, Egyptian wheat, sunflower, barley and oats, white corn, red mercer, potato, sunflower seed, alfalfa hay, soy beans, and pumpkin varieties. Numerous individuals are named, with multiple mentions of Eberhard, Mrs. James Cheezum, Mrs. Mary Stevens, Mrs. J. B. Todd, and L. Blades among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Collins
James Cheezum
E. O. Wright
C. E. Andrews
John Cox
Babbage
Cora Dulin
Billie Williamson
Mary Williamagon
Billy Williamson
Eberhard
Gene Lima
J. C. Wilson
Co. E. Andrews
Ella Carmine
Cora Beans
Peter DeWilde
L. L. Blades
W. E. Dillon
Fern
Leon Wright
Sultana
Mung Bean
Mary Stevens
Thieroff
J. B. Todd
Percy Collins
Tee Red Mercer
J. B. Said Stet
J. Haney
C. Wilson
L. L
Hillsboro Community Attendees and Weekend Notes
October perfect attendance names appear for Hillsboro school. Community Club plans rummage sale in Mrs Sparks store room with clothing on commission or gifts. Hallowe en party at the school drew good turnout. Weekend visitors include the Eckstorms from Stevensville, Covells, and Downes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Fleming
Howard Knotts
William Thompson
Francis Fleming
Rumsey Mullikin
Francis Rowe
Cooper Elben
Leslie Wright
Grace Ireland
Doris Samis
Anna Wood
Mary Virginia Sherwood
Naomi Holland
Louise Horsey
Emma Holland
William Clark
Robert Eveland
Arthur Hammer
Woodward Horsey
Mason Clopper
Thomas Eveland
James Sherwood
George Samis
Marion Wood
Emma Ferry
Aileen Barton
Mary Louise Dodds
Enza Perry
Edna Clopper
Stella DeFord
Gertrude Riley
Pearl Seymour
Audrey Samis
Frances DeFord
Gertrude Perry
W. B. Sparks
M. Kline
N. Knotts
G. L
Farm Bureau Directors Secure Office Space in County
County directors met in special session to press for more office space for the County Agent and Farm Bureau secretary. County Commissioners granted use of the grand jury room when not in session, for Extension Service and Farm Bureau needs. Ridgely local elected officers for next year, led by Harry Holsinger as president and Andrew Mitchell as vice president. Regular Farm Bureau meetings schedule listed for Marydel, Ridgely, Denton, Greensboro, Preston, Tuckahoe Neck, Concord, Henderson, Federalsburg, and American Corner. Visitations noted for Ridge ly and Baltimore area residents. John Hurley shows improvement after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Extension Service
Grand Jury
Ridgely
Harry Holsinger
Andrew Mitchell
Milton King
P. W. Chichester
Marydel
Denton
Greensboro
Preston
Tuckahoe Neck
Concord
Henderson
Federalsburg
American Corner
Last Ladies Aid Meeting at Choptank Church
The last Ladies Aid gathering for the M P Church at Choptank was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. O C Blades and enjoyed by all attendees. The next meeting is planned with Mrs W Collins on November 6. An oyster supper is scheduled for the second and third at Choptank.
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M. P. Church
Choptank
O. C. Blades
W. Collins
Caroline County Journal Offers Prime Advertising Space
The Caroline County Journal invites local businesses to advertise in the county’s premier advertising medium. Reach a broad audience with affordable rates, strategic placements, and tailored campaigns to boost visibility and drive customer engagement. Contact us for media options and deadlines.
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Caroline‘county
Orphans Court action lists multiple estate proceedings
In Orphans Court Judges West Harper and Shawn presided. Admin letters granted to O W Handy with bond and creditor notices. Appraisers named J W Noble I H Morris. Executors Wheatley Fisher and others filed inventories and accounts. Wills of Matthews Dickinson approved or renounced. Admins Dickinson Cooper bonded. Pennypacker Mowbray accounts filed. Handy estate inventory filed. Court adjourned to November 5 with Election Day on Tuesday the 6th from 11 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
West
Harper and Shawn
Register of Wills
Mary C. Handy
O. W. Handy
J. W. Noble
I. H. Morris
W. Lee Wheatley
Ella M. Wheatley
T. Pliny Fisher
James H. Fisher
Maude F. Johnson
Mary T. Fisher
Myra C. Jackson
J. Alda Jackson
George W. Matthews
J. Harvey Coursey
Mary A. Matthews
T. C. Horsey
Mary Frances Dickinson
Wm. F. Dickinson
Harvey L. Cooper
Harman Pennypacker
Edward E. Nuttle
William R. Pennypacker
Maggie M. Parker
Mary E. Mowbray
Charles B. Harrison
Leonard Taylor
Hog Cholera Breaks Out Across Caroline County
County Agent L. M. Goodwin reports hog cholera spreading to Ridgely near Hickory Hill and Bethle hem after a year, likely from feeding kitchen scraps containing pork. Dr. Frank Taylor and Dr. W. H. Wright diagnose cases. authorities urge stopping infected pork products and inoculating hogs with anti cholera serum to prevent further losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
L. M. Goodwin
John Swing
Ridgely
L. W. Hill
Hickory Hill
W. W. Hubbard
Bethlehem
Frank Taylor
W. H. Wright
Wright
In Memoriam Edith Thawley Trice Remembered
In sad but loving remembrance of our dear sister Edith Thawley Trice who left us eleven years ago October 30 You have gone from us dear Edith To your Saviour good and true You have won the heavenly glory Sister E L El
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Thawley Trice
Edith
E. EL
Local Social News Roundup from Ridgely and Philadelphia
Mrs Annie Cahall is ill at cousin Mrs J F Elliott's home. Mrs Sam Lane visits her sister for ten days. In Philadelphia Mr Robert Smith has returned from Annapolis. Mrs R E Fountain visited Denton on Tuesday. Mrs Harold Rowes is improving slowly.
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the Local Department
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Town
Robert Jarrell
Edward
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Andrew Quillen
Noble
Downes
John Shively
Arthur Cahall
Omar Shively
Rebecca Lane
State Normal School
Towson
Aid Society
Howard Braynon
E. J. Saunders
Jarman
Berlin
W. T. Jarman
Fred Sylvester
Australia
Ladies’ Aid Society
Thomas Shockley
Byron Shockley
Golt’s Station
Extension Service News
Jonn J. Ghingher
Charles Robinson
Hersey Hughes
Bessie
Harvey Tribbett
Emory Cannon
Ingleside
T. H. Robinson
Milford
Algia Robinson
Felton
David Hurd
Howard Braynson
Jack Dolan
Lucy Pierson
Sadie Garrett
Edmund Hurd
Margaret Simpson
Will Simpson
Harry Plegar
Dover
J. Otis Stafford
Annie Raughley
Ernest B. Raughley
Wesley E. Thawley
Edward Fountain
Ilinois
Dorothy Collison
Dorothy Harris
West Denton
Florence Robinson
Olfie
Pearl Baynard
Miller
Mar Mobile Co
Ridgely News
William Croll
Herman Hignatt
H. J. Ramsdell
Clatrington
Mary Parker
Cora
Celly
O .C. Blades
Roland Chambers
J. C. McRill
5. O. Wright
F. F Whiteley
Orland Cheezum
Sallie Rosas
Hillsboro
Edgar Blades
Edward Bryan
Trappe
Florence Covell
Iris Seager
Charles Stewart
Louise Gray
H. W. B. Rowe
Farm Bureau News
James Smith
Iva Harrison
Borman
Talbot County
James Corkran
Annie Flaharty
Celia Kelley
May Barrow
Walbrook
John Hurley
James Temple
Mr. Temple