Local Denton Advertisers and Officials Highlight Regional News
The clipping lists prices and ads from local merchants including McIlvaine’s millinery and gloves, first class produce buyers like Ringgold & Co, and J. H. Pastorfield Co. It notes civic updates such as Sheriff-elect Beck’s upcoming jail tenure, clerk-elect Towers and deputies, and the Denton Chautauqua guarantors electing officers. It also covers road work in Caroline, a child’s injury from a street accident, and community events like the Bazaar of the Seasons and a Prohibition Five Million Enrollment Club formation with local leaders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIlvaine’s
MeIlvaine’s
Cggs
W. J. Blackiston
Beck
Gay Street
J. E. Stevens
E. H W. Ringgold & Co
Mellvaine & Sister's
K. P. Coal
Denton
O. F. Weller
State Roads Commission
Dover Bridge
Choptank
Ridgely Bank
J. H. Pastorfield Co
Queenstown Electric Light Co
Nalion Oil
Mer, Geo. A McDaniel
Delaware
Temple
Seventh Street
Josiah A. Beck
L. B. Towers
Charles E. Stevens
J. Kemp Stevens
George C. Skirven
Denton National Bank
Rebecca Loux
Mary Loux
Hurlock
Merrell Culver
Salisbury
Caroline
Marydel
Templeville
Hillsboro
Andrew
Waters
Greensboro
Easton
Isaac Henry
R. R. Shull
Prof. Evans
Denton Chautauqua Association
F. P. Covey
F. R. Owens
J. A. Mackintosh
W. J. Norris
P. BR. Fisher
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Court House
National Prohibition Committee
W. I. Norris
Ferdinand Baynard
S. P. Shipman
I’. P. Cavey
Samuel G. Bye
James H. Thawley
M. E. Church
Social News Mix of Weddings and Visits Across Town
Miss Emma WN Morgan wife of Rev. W F Dawson marries at her parents 2609 Greenmount Ave Baltimore with ceremony by Rev E El Collins and Rev W S Lit singer. The couple plan residence in Trisboro after November 27th. Other weddings include Miss Adella A Rigby and Edward T Moore near Flaston. Numerous neighbors attend, recoveries noted, and local residents travel between Baltimore Preston and Cambridge for events and visits.
Bazaar and country store for Aged Ladies Home at Easton
Notices request donations on November 17 and 18 at Shannahan Wright son hardware Easton to aid the Aged Ladies Home. Caroline residents show keen interest in the home and the welfare of the elderly ladies. Also reports Stephen Porter of Harrington killed by a Pennsylvania railroad express while hauling sawdust. his horse and wagon were thrown. Sweater sale advertised by J H Pastorfield Co with 25 percent discount on sweaters on specified dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Shannahan & Wrightson
Caroline
Stephen Porter
Harrington
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. H. Pastorfield Co
Accidents Near Burrsville and Local Social Roundups
Mr H Judson Ramsdell and Mr Hugh Vincent crashed their Fords Sunday afternoon near town. both cars badly damaged but no serious injuries reported. A stream of visitors and gatherings follow, with multiple small social events and church notes from Burrsville, Brownsville, Vernon, Denton, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Judson Ramsdell
Hugh Vincent
Ford
Town
Ed. Harrington
Harrington
Edward Mulholland
Frances
Vernon
John W. Stephens
Wesley
J. Church
John Clouser
Brownsville
Accidental Shot Injures Anderson Man During Sport
Habba J Ormond Neal of Anderson was shot through the left hand while hunting, badly lacerating flesh. He went to Cambridge Hospital with his father James D Neal and Dr. Fisher of Denton. Neals and Charles Hignutt were together when Hignutt tripped and his gun discharged accidentally. Nearby, T H Towers captured a full grown skunk in the woods last Wednesday. Mrs Seeders and family from Ohio visited Milford, while W E Spence visited his mother in the area. Rabbits were plentiful as hunting resumed. Mrs E M Willey and daughter Esther, and Cathel Ward visited Baltimore. L and A Statum repaint E M Willey’s home exterior. Ethel Paisley of Milton visited here. Farmers husked corn as weather allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Spence
Ohio
J. W. Merriken
Leeders
E. M. Willey
Esther
Cathel Ward
Baltimore
Messrs. L. and
A. Statum
Ethel Paisley
Milton
Woodenhawk Pound Party At Home Of Mr and Mrs Meloney
A pound party was held Saturday evening November 6 at the home of Mr and Mrs Willie Meloney with many young people in attendance. Names include Horace Adams Emma Bradley Edna Baker Clara Smith Gertrude Neneman Jvah Robinson Eva Ferrins Bessie Forbert Violet Messick Anna Chaffinch Naomi Haymond Anna Lucas Blanche Murray Eva Devore Lillie Melvin Eva Melvin Grace Fountain Grover Ryan David Bradley Elver Ryan Hugh Vincent Homer Vincent Arie Robinson Emory Robinson Jesse Ferrins Arthur Lucas Howard Lucas Homer Haymond Hubert Windsor Isaac Melvin Clarence Wright Frank Shane Clarence Christopher Clifton Wright Sammie Melvin Norman Adams Roland Adams Orvin Noble Martin Noble Frank Dudney Elmer Hignutt Charlie Carter Major Hamilton David Messick Ernest Bailis Johnny MacDonald Johnny Doebiner Samuel Vickery. Some attended a straw ride to Federalsburg Saturday evening. Miss Blanche Murray visiting Mrs Willie Meloney. Mary Johnson and Jessie Adams ill but recovering. John Chaffinch visiting friends in Harrington. Revival meetings began at Bloomery M E Church Sunday evening. Mr R F Adams and family spent Tuesday at Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Meloney
Horace Adams
Emma Bradley
Edna Baker
Clara Smith
Gertrude Neneman
Jvah Robinson
Eva Ferrins
Bessie Forbert
Violet Messick
Anna Chaffinch
Naomi Haymond
Anna Lucas
Blanche Murray
Eva Devore
Lillie Melvin
Eva Melvin
Grace Fountain
Grover Ryan
David Bradley
Elver Ryan
Hugh Vincent
Homer Vincent
Arie Robinson
Emory Robinson
Jesse Ferrins
Arthur Lucas
Howard Lucas
Homer Haymond
Hubert Windsor
Isaac Melvin
Clarence Wright
Frank Shane
Clarence Christopher
Clifton Wright
Sammie Melvin
Norman Adams
Roland Adams
Orvin Noble
Martin Noble
Frank Dudney
Elmer Hignutt
Charlie, Carter
Major Hamilton
David Messick
Ernest Bailis
Johnny MacDonald
Johnny Doebiner
Samuel Vickery
Federalsburg
Mary Johnson
Jessie Adams
John Chaffinch
Harrington
Bloomery M. E
R. F. Adams
Dover
Barn Fire Claims Five Animals at Wroten Farm
Early Friday morning November 5 Elwood Wroten found his barn nearly engulfed in flames. Two horses and three pigs were burned with the cause unknown. Community notes list visits and attendances including Gin Dulin family and Liden family at Stevens residence, Reynolds and Morgan in Milford and Felton, Noble in Dover, and Dora Jones with Mrs W Croll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Croll
J. W. Morgan
Greenwood
Estelle Reynolds
Felton
Florence Noble
Dover
Dora Jones
Ridgely News Column Highlights Local Activities
The seventh district column reports on Epworth League services at M E Church with officer installations led by W S Shipman and others. Ladies Community Club officers are listed, a revival hymnal purchase noted, and various visits, events, and recitals around Ridgely mentioned including a piano recital by Prof Newcomer and evangelistic services at Church of the Brethren.
Pulpit Exchanges and Local Mews In Novembers Isle
Rev A B Dupuy of Hurlock M P Church will exchange pulpits with our pastor at American Corner Church at 11 a m Sunday November 14 with the Federalsburg side to preach at the same hour in Hurlock. News notes report Mr John Richards and Miss Lena Williams of Federalsburg wed at the parsonage last Monday night November 8.
Bethlehem Social Notices Include Family Visits and Injuries
Mr and Mrs A D Ivins and daughters hosted Sunday guests Misses Ethel Kelly Hazel Marine Martha Lynch and Messrs Clarence Andrews Winfield Chambers Claude Lynch Webster Todd Warfield Chambers Luther Todd and Donald Lynch Miss Lillian White of Easton visits cousin Miss Viola Carmine. Mr and Mrs A Marine visit sister in law Mrs A F Murphy. Mr Arthur Flaharty and Mr Fred Craft from Wilmington spend the weekend here. Miss Ethel Worm and Mr Fred Craft visit Mr and Mrs Karl Lewin. James Reese Jr had two fingers sawed off in the stave mill last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D Ivins
Ethel Kelly
Hazel Marine
Martha Lynch
Clarence Andrews
Winfield Chambers
Claude Lynch
Webster Todd
Warfield Chambers
Luther Todd
Donald Lynch
Lillian White
Easton
Viola Carmine
A. Marine
Marine
A. F. Murphy
Arthur Flaharty
Fred Craft
Wilmington
Ethel Worm
Karl Lewin
James Reese, Jr
Local Camp and Visiting Guests Schedule Amid Diphtheria Closure
Greensboro residents F P Roe W B Massey L Jones Dan Zacharias M H Roe camp at Elbins Mill with Mrs Lo Jones and Misses Genevieve Dia Mildred Ginn visiting. Guests from Centreville include Mr and Mrs Jophins Mr and Mrs Eaton and daughter Elizabeth. School closes due to diphtheria. many locals host and visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Roe
W. B. Massey
L. [. Jones
Dan Zacharias
M. H. Roe
Elbin’s Mill
Lo. Jones
Genevieve C. Dia
Mildred Ginn
George Mitchell
Galdey's College
Albert Savin
Billy
John Dill
A. J
A. W. Brumbaugh
Ridgely
E. F. Seward
Wilmington
J. C. Burdette
O. P. Simmons
Cambridge
Henderson notices and local visits listing various residents
Mr Robert Hl Dill, 59, a life long Democrat and respected citizen, died recently. Edith Goodwin visited Philadelphia relatives and attends Milford teachers institute. T C Pritchett and wife came from Eas ton for Mrs Pritchett's father death. Edna and Ruth Carrow of Greensboro visit grandparents George and Mrs George Carrow. Eva Wyatt with Hutsons in Greensboro. Fletcher and Edward Bright visit Wilmington and Baltimore. H C Gooden and Mrs Gooden with Delaware relatives. Lula Marvel returns from Wyoming area. Mrs W F Clark and son George spend day in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hl. Dill
Journal
Edith Goodwin
Philadelphia
Teachers’ Institute
Milford
T. C. Pritchett
Easton
Greensboro
George Carrow
Eva Wyatt
Marshall Hutson
Messrs. Fletcher
Edward Bright
Wilmington
Baltimore
H. C. Gooden
L. A. Gooden
Delaware
Lula Marvel
Wyoming
W. F. Clark
George
Man in Woods Allegedly Insane After Woodsman Arrest
Charles Carmine, after four years unseen in a dense forest, emerged near a Preston farm Wednesday. Scantily clothed and barefoot, he was arrested after a farmer summoned help. Doctors declared him insane at Preston, noting long hair and nails and unfamiliar speech. He had survived on berries and wildlife during exile and was sent to Maryland Insane Hospital near Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Charles Carmine
Baltimore Sun
Carmine
Rip van Winkle
Maryland Insane Hospital
Cambridge
Enoch George
Bazar of the Seasons planned in Hillsboro stores
under the Ladies' Guild the Bazar of the Seasons will be held at Holt's Store in November 1920 with a supper on Saturday Dr Watt district superintendent to lead Methodist Church services in Sunday due to the pastor's absence Episcopal Church Ladies' Aid to hold a bazar at Holt's Store December 10 13 visitors include Miss Mattie Barnes in Baltimore Miss Olive Hummer visiting Miss Sadie Wothers Mr James Hicks and family visited Greensboro and Mrs Charles Stewart visiting in Baltimore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Ladies’ Guild
Holt
Watt
Methodist
Guild
Episcopal Church
W. F. Pennington
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Queen Anne Social News Highlights
Queen Anne hosts and visits feature among local families. Culver and Johnson of Hebron join Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Morgan and daughter at their home Sunday. Mrs. Oscar Briscoe attended Rev. W. F. Dawson and Miss Emma Morgan’s Baltimore wedding. Additional notes tell of Mrs. Howard Flowers returning from Annapolis after a week with her sister, Centreville visits by Mrs. Harry Clark and Mrs. Eli Smith, Mrs. C. H. Cordrey visiting her mother in Queenstown, Miss Madge Jump visiting Baltimore relatives, and Miss Edith Richards’ weekend in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Cordrey
Queenstown
Madge Jump
Baltimore
Edith Richards
Wilmington
Neighborhood Pound Party Honors Norman Adams
Andersontown residents held a pound party at the William Liden home on a Tuesday evening to honor Norman Adams. Guests included Eva Melvin Addie Chaffinch Clara Skirven Anna Chaffinch Lillie Melvin Anna Vickery Eva Devore Grace Fountain Helen Melvin Ernest Brown Clarefice Wright Earle Chaffinch Clifton Wright Howard Breeding John Fountain Elmer Higautt Samuel Melvin Martin Noble Clayton Higaultt Robert Patten Roland Adams and Lee Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Liden
Norman Adams
Eva Melvin
Addie Chaffinch
Clara Skirven
Anna Chaffinch
Lillie Melvin
Anna Vickery
Eva Devore
Grace Fountain
Helen Melvin
Ernest Brown
Clarefice Wright
Earle Chaffinch
Clifton Wright
Howard Breeding
John Fountain
Elmer Higautt
Samuel Melvin
Martin Noble
Clayton Higaoutt
Robert Patten
Roland Adams
Lee Scott
Best corsets on the market for $1.00 at McIlvaine's
A local shop, McIlvaine's, advertises a low priced corset sale priced at one dollar. The brief notice highlights affordable undergarments and urges shoppers to visit the store for the limited offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIlvaine's
Jarman and local figures mourn Greensboro deaths
Obituary notes record the death of Mr Thomas H Jarman retired Greensboro hardware merchant aged about 70 and of Mrs Martha J Hignatt of Willistown in addition to the funeral of Mr James Stevenson of Dover and the death of Mr W H Cohee of Greensboro reflecting on faith family and community ties with details of surviving relatives and service arrangements
Obituaries Mention Several Local Residents’ Deaths
Robert H. Dill died suddenly at his Henderson home after a brief illness of acute indigestion. Funeral at Mt Olive. suriving wife Elizabeth Smith and children Smith, Milton Dill, and Corwin Pritchett. Anna Harper died en route to Cambridge Hospital for appendicitis operation. James H. McNeal, Talbot county figure, died. survived by Mrs McNeal and two sons. McNeal long associated with Shannahan Wrightson Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heckler
Dill
Elizabeth Smith
Henry Smith
Delaware
Smith
Milton Dill
Corwin Pritchett
Anna Harper
Wallace Harper
Greensboro
Cambridge Hospital
Malone
James H. McNeal
Talbot County
McNeal
Shannahan & Wrightson Hardware Company
Lady Eglantine the Caroline chicken sets world egg-laying record
Lady Eglantine a Caroline bred leghorn laid her 314th egg November 5 closing a 365 day contest run by the Philadelphia North American. Owned by Mr. A A Christian she becomes world champion and has drawn photo acclaim. The piece notes the gap between 314 and the typical 70 eggs yearly and discusses potential farm gains from higher yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Eglantine
Caroline
Philadelphia
A. A. Christian
Eglantine
Maryland
Two Johns and guest lineup at W F Towers event
W F Towers hosted the Ladies Aid last Wednesday with Rev Kelso and multiple Mrs Deen Collins Todd Deen Towers Slagle Georgia Towers Lillian Towers and C L Towers in attendance. Chester L Towers returned home from Sykesville after visiting his parents and was escorted to Baltimore by his sister Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Towers
Mr. Kelso
Belle Deen
Anna Collins
Anna Todd
R. R. Deen
Slagle
Georgia Towers
Lillian Towers
C. L. Towers
Chester L. Towers
Sykesville
Baltimore
Georgia
W. B. Cohee
Lizzie Siegrist
R. H. Lister
Helen Lister
David Messer
New Jersey
Smithville Social and Church Updates
Smithville hosts guests including Mr and Mrs L N Alford and child. Mr Mark Trimble leaves for Norfolk, Va. Dr Watt preaches at Bloomery M E Church. Misses Helen and Bessie Liden visit Mrs Clarence Parker near Bridgeville. Misses Grace Hubbard and Altha Adams visit Seaford. Miss Bertha Bullock of Washington visits relatives. Revival meetings continue at Bloomery M E Church. Miss Roberta Bowdle is ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Alford
Arthur McMahon
Near Bethel
Mark Trimble
Keel
Seaford
Norfolk
Dr Watt
Bloomery M. E
Helen
Bessie Liden
Clarence Parker
Bridgeville
Grace Hubbard
Altha Adams
Bertha Bullock
Washington
Bloomery M. E. Church
Roberta "Bowdle
Return of the Favorites by DeRue Bros Minstrels
DeRue Bros Minstrels return with a new company and program at the Town Hall. Friday November 19 features the best show yet with tickets at 35 and 50 cents, on sale now at Smith & Walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeRue Bros. Minstrels
Smith & Walls
Goldsboro Revival Boosts Church Spirit
In Goldsboro, a recent revival meetings quickened the church community, lifting faith and energy among attendees and strengthening local religious life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
Irish Orator Dr Cairns to Speak in Denton Next Saturday
Dr Cairns, slated to lecture in Denton under the Denton Fire Company, is praised as one of Ireland's wittiest speakers with forceful logic and broad philosophy. Rev Dr Crouse, who heard Cairns in Columbus, Ohio, calls him among the best on the platform and urges locals to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Denton Fire Company
Thomas QO. Crouse
Columbus
Denton
Orphans Court Proceedings Highlight Multiple Wills and Admin Matters
Judges Clark Rawlings and Stevens presided as wills and estates were presented in the Orphans Court. Inventory appraisals for Christiana Glime were approved, and Samuel J. Hilbrough’s will was probated with Thelda H. Hilbrough named executor. Appraisers were appointed. bank funds for a minor were ordered paid. Executors of deceased estates reported final and interest accounts. sales of real estate by executors were ratified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark, Rawlings
Stevens
Orphans‘ Court
John Glime
Christiana Glime
Samuel J. Hilbrough
Thelda H. Hilbrough
T. Clayton Horsey
Robert D. Clark
Peoples National Bank
Howard Andrew
Charles H. Glime
John E. Elrick
Nettie C. Dean
Virginia D. Ames
Charles H. Dean
William H. Faulkner
Samuel C. Faulkner
Lemuel M. Jones
Robert H. Handy
Fred R. Owens
Francis B. Russell
Elizabeth C. Russell
Thomas H. Gallagher
Thomas Gallagher
Edward E. Nuttle
E. A
Laura W. Andrew
In sad remembrance of Mrs Annie Smith Todd
A bereaved remembrance from Federalsburg notes the death of Annie Smith Todd on October 29 1915. Her sister Mrs S A Smith signs the tribute, recalling faith hopeful lines about rest in heaven and reunion with loved ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Smith Todd
James E. Todd
Federalsburg
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the Local Department
Emma WN. Morgan
George M. Morgan
Greenmount Avenue
W. F. Dawson
Hillsboro Methodist Episcopal Church
E el. Collins
W. ST. Litsinger
North Baltimore
Lohengrin
Louis Gorsuch
Dawson
North
Trisboro
Dr. Marine
Cleveland
Germany
Teutons
Great Britain
France
England
Adella A. Rigby
Charles P. Rigby
Edward T. Moore
Flaston
J. P. Stump
Trinity MM. FE Church South
Neighbors
M. Duke Smith
Marcus H. Smith
Mabel Alcorn Phillips
Zion Methodist Episcopal Church
James Park
Charles Snyder
Jersey City
F. L. Williams
Dorothy
Master Edward Williams
Laurel
H. M. Cade
John W. Richards
Tena
George T. Redden
H. Clay Hobbs
Reyner Dukes
H. T. Nuttle
Marriott Redden
Pacific Coast
Henrietta Lyle
N. C
Harriet Anderson
Thomas O. Crouse
Helen Crouse
Thelma Everngam
Girls’ Latin School
Howard Porter
George Porter
James C. Colllins
Walter J. Kelly
New Haven
Conn
J. Ira Fisher
Willow Grove
William Elbin
George W. Porter
F. F. Lyden
New York
Willard H. Thawley
John T. Porter
Baltimore Hospital
Bates K. Lucas
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Burrsville
J. J. Brown
Mildred
R. H. Thawley
Mollie Cahall
T. A. Viven
Camden
N. J
C. N. Fountain
James Breeding
Hickman
Mary E. Harvey
Amos Layton
Emile H. Sapp
M. Lee Wyatt
Ear Denton
Sheppard
Rachel M. Harvey
If. A. Porter
R. H. Stafford
A. J. Billing
Hobbs
Min W. FE
Woodenhawk
THE
Ridgely News
Epworth League
M. FE
Betterton
L. S. Matthews
Willard Shipmap
W. I. Habbert
W. S. Shipman
Viola Jones
Stella Matthews
Tris Smith
Harry Swann
Elsie Matthews
Mary Laird
Bertha Jackson
Ladies’ Community Club
Long
Turner
Jones
Miss Swing
Madara
Miss Yost
Maymaker
Delta
Harford County
Harold Headley
Swedesboro
M. Swing
Newcomer
W. E. Habbart
Crisfield
Alexander Russell
Joseph Gibson
Blarry Gibson
Delmar
B. A. Headley
H. Hemimans
Frances F. Willard
First Avenue
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Helen Haymaker
Church of the Brethren
Harry Ritchie
G. M. Downes
Will Cannon
I. E. Mason
Hot Springs
Virginia
Harry Flemmons
David Benaway
Minnie Taylor
Haddaway
Joseph Clark
John Butler
Viola Haddaway
Tilghman’ S Island
Ruth Fisher
W.ww. Murphy
Cummings
Willamsburg
Sarah Murphy
Mary Jester
Bell Brodes
Susan Collins
Bethlehem
Queen Anne
Andersontown
Thomas H. Jarman
Abs
Mary Frances Jarman
Mr. Jarman
Jarman
Thomas
Sabra Lewis
Thomas Melvin
Thomas H. Lewis
Western Maryland College
Lewis A. Jarman
Rushville
Clinton B. Jarman
Henry Jarman
J. E. Willis
M. P
2. C. Tyson
C. J. Burdette
W. S. Simms
Howard T. Quigg
Mr. Tyson
Westminster
E. H. Roe
Jennie Lewis
E. W. Grieves
Bayard Genn
T. K. Jones
Katie Dunn
J. I. Carroll
Fannie Legg
Kent Island
W. H. Ken
Hignutt
Wingate Neal
Peter F. Hignutt
John Stevens
W. D. Taylor
Harry Richardson
D. D. Taylor
O. M. Hignutt
Robert Henry Smith
William J
George R
Edward W
James D. Neal
J. E. Smith
Concord Cemetery
Mr. Smith
Order of Heptasophs
George M
John M. Wooters
Calvin Butler
Alvin Totheroh
Walter
Lester
Morris
Laura
H. T. Quigg
Wm. H. Cohee
University Hospital
M. E
Cohee
Johns
Ralph Panzi
Messrs
Ralph and
Morris Hunt
E. T. Towers
Frank Howard
Smithville
T. Alex. Cairns
Orphans’ Court Business
Annie
Christ
Mrs. S. A. Smith
Lucas H. Kelley
Maud Kelley
Williamsburg School
Edgar Jones
Atachive
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