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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1919

Page

5

Local notices and harvest items in Caroline County

A wide scan of local notes includes market prices for wheat and corn, seed rye, and various goods from Long & Beall. church notices announce services and revival plans, with Thanksgiving on November 27 and Holy Communion at Hillsboro P E Church. The Orphans Court meets November 16 and car licenses counts are noted. An exhibit at EL Hoes garage draws visitors, with strong display from girls clubs and county districts.

Long & Beall's Talbot Nuttle Milling Co L FL Warner Oak Grove Church Harvest Home Choptank M. E Maryland Nour Denton Greensboro Nute Milling Co Baughley & Co Harrington Long & Beall Long & Beal Hillsboro P. E Denton Church Preston M. E Methodist Protestant J. T. Bailey Georgetown Del C. T. Wyatt M. FE Caroline EL H. Hoes Fred G. Carpenter Hobbs DeRuyter Gleaner New York Our York State Delaware

Marriages and social notes across Caroline County

Marriage licenses issued for Kirwan E. Chambers and Helen L. Jones near Harmony and Easton. Will son and Belle Willis wed in Greensboro. Listings include Federalsburg and Preston couples, plus many local visits, church events, and community updates across Hillsboro and surrounding towns. Major notes on Wounded Soldiers care by the government and local hospital arrangements.

Kirwan E. Chambers Harmony Helen L. Jones Easton Goldsboro Edward A. Langguth Mass Matilda Barman P. S. Wilson Springfield Belle Willis Greensboro Arthur John Willis St Paul's Church J. A. Leach Wilson West Willis Mary Gladys Denson F. T Benson Baltimore Denton Dewitte Chapton Smith Washington Starr M. P. Church M.A. Page Martha Brock Ohio Levi K. Ziegler R. Page GC. A. Whister Major Davis U.S Public Health Department Washington, D.C Caroline James A. Stevens Talbot Queen Anne's Kent Cecil County

Obituary notices from Hobbs to Federalsburg area

Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Maranda E. Holbrook of Hobbs and Mr. Alex Wright of Federalsburg, with details of survivors and funeral arrangements. Additional notices include deaths of Mrs. Caroline Messick of Denton and William E. Temple of Queen Anne's County, plus a serious auto accident near Winchester and local community updates on hunting licenses, church events, and social visits.

Maranda E. Holbrook Hobbs Willan A. Holbrook James B. Calloway Bertha Cohee Haltimore W. Gordon Holbrook Newark N. J M. Ellen Towers O. Jane Chaffinch J. K. Calloway Baltimore Mary Alex. Wright Federalsburg Wright Chestnut Grove Church A. B. Frye Sallie Hignutt CG Wight Salle Hubbard Caroline S. Messick Robert M. Messick Arthur John, Willis Denton Oscar Willis Roy Martin Messick Easton Arthur John Messick Bethlehem Bessie Redden C. T. Wyatt Concord Cemetery William E. Temple Atlantic City Church Hill Temple Queen Anne's County J. Frank Temple W. Herbert Temple

Hallowe'en Fete Draws Ridgely Alumni Crowd

The Ridgely News Letter reports a large turnout for the Hallowe'en Fete by the R. H. S. Alumni. Prizes went to Joe Haymaker and Evelyn Elliott as bride and groom, with Indians costumes by Bradley and Smith of Denton and Miss Pauline McQuay of Denton as a witch. The evening featured songs, recitations, and a chorus, plus a proceeds tally near seventy eight dollars.

Joe Haymaker Evelyn Elliott Messrs. Bradley and Smith Denton Pauline McQuay Margaret Swing Edmund Pendleton Herbert Koenaman Jimmie Dumphy Dorothy Haymaker Beanice Bowers Herbert Jones J. J. Bunting

Local Notes and Visits Across Concord Area

Mrs D T Richards returns home after visiting daughter Miss Pearle Cooper in Washington. Mr and Mrs Howard Griffith and children depart for Pittsburgh. Voters turnout despite stormy weather on Tuesday November 4. George A Skinner visits friends near Churchill. Chicken supper and festival last Saturday night a grand success. Mrs Harry Davis of Edgemoor visiting mother Mrs R E Lane. Miss Emma Sparks visiting friends near Roe. Young people plan church service at Laurel Grove Sunday evening November 9. Farmers report good use of mild weather and husking progress. Alex and Raymond Noble spent early week with relatives in Baltimore. Revival services continue at Bloomery Church.

Hagerstown W. C. Todd E H. Zergler Lloyd Fooks C. S Brumbaugh B. L Braumbaugh Baltimore B. B. Brumbaugh S. P. Shipman Norfolk Messrs Willard S Stephen P. Shipman J. A. Mackintosh George H. Wilson Farmers’ Convention Alexine J. Chaffinch New Jerusalem Philadelphia James Temple Easton George W. Kelley Baltymore John F. Kelley Anna Buckholder Jean Blanque May Downes C. Summerfield J. H. Summerfield James W. Voss Wilmington Martin Voss Epworth League Society Wesley M. FE John H. Thawley League W. N. Conaway Fred Bowdle Edna Cahalt Danny Satterfield Chifton Nichols Pauline Greensboro Milford Ro H L. Dill E. H. Sapp Som M. L. Wyatt Denton Harrington Harry Harrington C. N. Fountain Lowe Fountain Amy Wyatt Marcus Hook John Baker Chester Dover C. E. Collins Hallowe'en R. R. Deen Edward Lord Lena Mamie Ivins Webster Todd Clarence Wight Roland Todd Harvest Home Hillsboro Ladies’ Aid Society Herbert Stayton Queen Anne Houston Russom Albert Cahall Willard Russell Geo. B. Stewart Ladies’ Guild John Holt John E. Wathers Hazel Towers William Collins Fred Beauchamp Ernest Griffith Washington College George Griffith Frank Stevenson Charles Stevenson John Grabill Ridgely Holidaysburg E. E. Pendleton William Davis Mildred Federalsburg Bossford Ohio Florida Charles Starkey Charles Fallowfield Mary Taylor Hartley Addie Maud Starkey Marydel Frances Dukes Bertie Centreville Fred Dukes Emma Saulsbury Ben Weaver James Simon Weaver Simon Bethlehemia Methodis Ladies’ Aid Society J. W. Gibson Frank Seward Howard Barwick Smyrna Del Harry Denny Wye Mills Clara Denney C. L. Herzog Blackburne and Bancroft Laura Godwin Alex Imler Osterburg Frank Klotz James Walten W. W. Seward J. A. Billing and Holbrook J. H. Meriken Hazel Davis Edgemoor Myrtle Davis Here E. W. Trice Can Piney Geo. K. Wyatt S. Smith E. Whitman Belleville Mass Lola Willoughby Montgomery W. Va Thomas Griffith H. Hill Oaks School Masters Lester Earl Sard Lou Porter Clarence Atkinson Concord Lloyd Taylor Preston Levin Taylor H. B. Jarman Berlin Jas. S.jarman Nottingham W. T. Jarman Goldsboro H. R. Pritchett & Co R. B. Rawlings Ladies’ Aid A. B. Jarman A. J. Leach St. Paul's M. E Edith Grace Mary Jarman Wm. B. Moore Josephine Moore Clarence Russell Margaret Pippin Evelyn Clark J. F. Seward Amanda Seward Virginia Moore Murray Wye Malls Effa Plummer F. P. Roe J. H. Coursey E. T. Adams Wilmore Ken Jtucky Mr. MacSorley Adams D. T. Richards Pearle Cooper Washington Howard Griffith Pittsburgh George A. Skinner Near Churchill Harry Davis R. E. Lane Emma Sparks Roe Laurel Grove Alex Raymond Noble Baltamore Bloomery Church

Brand That Stands the Test Supports Judge Adkins

Centreville Observer notes that Queen Annes County gave a plurality to T Alan Goldsborough for chief judge in the recent primary. Now Goldsborough backs Judge William J Adkins of Talbot County, endorsing his brand of democracy.

Centreville Queen Anne's County T. Alan Goldsborough Goldsborough William J1. Adkins Talbot County

Caroline County Election Report Shows Democratic Gain

The Caroline county election attracted heavy turnout despite rain, with strong Democratic results in the Legislature and local offices. Reported figures indicate a Senate majority and a 12 seat House majority for Democrats, plus confirmed wins for Ritchie, Mayor Lee, and Magruder, while Armstrong is likely for the Republicans. Orphans Court entries note probate actions and administrator accounts, and Sears Roebuck selects Philadelphia for a large Eastern plant site on Roosevelt Boulevard with a projected eight acre plant and substantial investment.

Senate House of Delegates Ritchie Lee Magruder Armstrong Caroline County Second Judicial Circuit Sears & Roebuck Philadelphia Alleghany Mountains Sears, Roebuck & Co Roosevelt Boulevard Whitaker Langdon Street

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the Local Department Cee Long & Beall EQ Carroll Bullock Ladies’ Mite Society of Thawley M. P. Church Howard B. Wight Anna Hoffecher E. Lynne Stevens Jessie Crouse Burrsville Earth Winchester Roland Clark Fred Willey Hurlock Cambridge Ellwood L. C. Bradley Bradley Farm Mr. Clark Harry Smith Anna Jump Effie Heather Michner Chester Heights Helen Ward Hilda Clark Clayton Elizabeth Hall James Hummer Frankford Iola Montague L. N. Hummer Edith Davis Wilmingston Henry Davis Levi Evertt, Jr Flossie Scotton G. N. Wilson Kenton Thaddeus Harmon Hunters Game Department LeCompte Williston Fred K. Howard W. M. Love William and Earl Ruth Maloney Sarah Howard O. M. Hignatt Chauncey Giles Church Josephine Wright Choptank O. M Martha Ford Mississippi Fred Edwin Burlingham Rhode Island Mr.Burlingham Silas Chistopher John Nusbaum M. E. Church THE Ridgely News Hallowe’en Brownsville W. Waldadge B. S Robinson N. Smith Mr. Smith Sherman Neal Everett Enoch Nutile Chestertown Charles Rowins Chester, Pa Wm. Wrightson Silas Sparklin Templeville Judge Adkins Office of Register of Wills Adkins Owens Cedine Eee Adkins’ Plurality Liden Moore and Covey Francis Marion Jones Helen M. McMahan Wm. Vinton McMahan Mary A. Morris Raymond W. Noble Minos H. Morris John Allen Cherry Charles F. Cherry George Cherry Joseph Cherry Maggie L. Eaton Edward H. Eaton Harvey L. Cooper Clarence E. Frampton Mary E. Meluney Edward F. Shewbrooks
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