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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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