Local notices mix flour trade and court plans
The itemized notices include flour brand usage by Ideal and Mary ling Queen flour, hardware and auto listings, rye prices at Nuttle Milling Co, a Maxwell truck sale to Lews Gordon, and a January Circuit Court meeting. Obituaries note Rev Charles A Hill of Smyrna. election supervisor Everett H Gale named. and a forthcoming county agricultural exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Jo Wright
Maryland Queen
Denton
Greensboro
Naule Malling Co
Naule Hardware Co
Charles A Hill
Smyrna
Everett H. Gale
Hillsboro
Richard T. West
Pinkett gets five years in second degree murder case
The retrial of Thomas Burke vs. Maryland Delaware and Virginia Railroad concluded with a jury awarding Burke $6,000 for injuries from a heavy gate at Love Point pier. Willam Pinkett, charged with murder of Velma Pinkett, received a five year penitentiary sentence after a jury found him guilty of second degree murder amid testimony of alleged abuse and fatal internal hemorrhage. The article also covers public notices, a county committee report on almshouse conditions, and Democratic campaign activity in Caroline county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Burke
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railroad Company
Burke
Love Point
Goldsborough
Legg
Bryant
Burke Lewis
Ipany
Hope H. Barrell
Laura C. Jarman
Cecil
Oder
LCL
Barroll
Lewis & Knotts
Owens
Deen
Crotherz
William Pinkett
Velma Pinkett
Denton
Hopps and Wickes
Traverser
Sarah ‘Carter
Velma
Willam Pinkett
Jon
Age
Velm
Saud
Pinkett
Crocs
Knotts
T. W. Jones
H. Nelson Beaven
J. E Wothers
Charles T. Sewell
F. H. Wright
J. Benjamin Colgain
G. L. Clark
Ira T. Seager
Denton Bridge
Luther Bennet
Isaac N. Smith
David M. Clopper
Burrsville cottage meetings prep for revival drive
Wesley M. E. Church plans cottage meetings at member homes over the coming weeks as Wesleyan Methodists push a nationwide revival aiming for a million souls by June 1920. Pastor Rev. W. N. Conaway invites all to attend and notes last week’s parsonage session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrsville
Wesley M. E. Church
W. N. Conaway
James Fortney
Enos Cleaves
M. Laura Porter
Wesley M. E Church
C. T. Wyatt
T. O. Crouse
Denton
Wesley
Wesley M. I
Epworth League
W.N. Conaway
Charles Cahall
Ralph
Philadelphia
Robert I Thawley
Ty E. Cahall
Mary E. Cahall
Annie Downham
Wyoming
Mollie FE Cahall
Thomas R. Benson
Harrington
Annie Sipple
Thomas G. Parris
Davis Quillen
Henderson
L. W. Fountain
Union M. P
George Cahall
Chicago
Ridgely News Letter Society and Travel Notes
Mrs. Bryan Turbitt visited her mother Mrs. Selby South and returned to Philadelphia with her son Bryan Jr after a stay with grandparents. Many residents attended Epworth League events and upcoming entertainments and local clubs met at various homes while notable trips and family visits continued around Ridgely and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Turbitt
Selby South
Philadelphia
Bryan, Jr
Smith
Kane
Baltimore
Walter Lepson
Annie S. Dean
Ocean City
Thomas B. Stout
Detroit
Fonda
Jerome Heather
C. E. Turner
T. A. Smith
Mrs. Dutton
Newark
Del
Will
Ridgely
Carmine
Sparrows Point
Ed. Schrack
Veigt
Kenneth
Cy Nr. Hoffman
Reading
Kuestg
Messrs
Hoffman
Andrew Mitchell
Walter
Herman Mitchell
Henry Detwiler
Gattimore
Washington
Coursey Minons
Lawson
Richard Rogers
Trenton
N. J
Aid
C.W. Jackoo
J. M. Swing
Mulford
R. E. Fountain
Roland Fountain
John Hoffman
Albert Saulsbury, Jr
Pierce Business College
Philadelpha
Saulsbury
Elizabeth Stayman
Petersburg
Dan Ritchie
IL EL Harley
Lyceum
Maude Stevens Company
O. S. Clark
Centreville
William Beaver
Frank Alcott
Griffith Jones
Helen Haymaker
Rock Hall
J. M. Haymaker
Wike
A. W. Thompson
Arthur Scully
George Slaughter
Maud Starkey
Templeville
Emily Beaumont
Hotel Ridgely
Richards
Library Association
Harry Hemmons
Westcott Porter
Marcus Hook
Carlton Lord
Walter Lord
Mary Slaughter
C. L. Herzog
T. L. Way
T. W. Jones
New York City
I. T. Saulsbury
Ada Matthews
Delmar
Ernest Smith
Kenton
Herbert Jones
Easton
Beatrice Bowers
Evangelistic services planned across churches and meetings
Rev Roy Muster notes evangelistic services at Berhel Holiness Church near Goldsboro from October 7 to 26 with Rev EE Shilhamers a noted Methodist evangelist set to preach. Other churches host sermons and Sunday School services while districts report quarterly conferences and a Newport- area Epworth League session. Orphans Court proceedings record executors real estate sales and probate actions. Local residents attend gatherings and personnel changes noted including teachers, ministers, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Muster
Berhel Holiness Church
Goldsboro
Trans
EE Shilhamers
John Wesley Hind
Mr. Shubamer
Irwin's
Tancres
Denton M. E
A.B. Frye
Concord
Wall
Denton
Sud Pond
Tastone
Epworth League
Stevensville
Kent Island
Churetf
T. O Crouse
Jericho
God
Maryland Association of the New Church
J. E. Smith
Preston
Williston
W. A Wise
Orphans’ Court
Jaden, Moore and Covey
J. Oscar Bernard
Albert G. Towers
Joseph H. Bernard
John W. Willoughby
Sarah E. Willoughby
George K. Wright
Mary E. Lane
Jesse Wright
Wm. Grayson Wright
Frederick N. Wright
Emory Wright
Della Cooper
Harvey L. Cooper
Fred Bb. Nuttle
John L. Everngam
Real Estate Transfers and A Tribute at Thawley’s Chapel
Real estate transfers include Aaron K Wright to Alexander Noble nine 2 acres and more with prices like 34000 and 6000 for various parcels across Federalsburg Preston and Denton. A tribute from the Mite Society of Thawley’s Chapel Methodist Protestant Church honors William Edward Saulsbury noting his long church service, kindly character, and faith as he rests in God’s presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyoson
Jas. H. Davis
Hynson
Alex. Schimick
Aaron K. Wright
Alexander Noble
Didriet
Charles Shipley Lewis
W. RB
Federalsbury
James R. Phillips
William H. Alderson
Preston
James H. Scotton
Calvert C. Merriken
First District
William K. Wrightson
Edward P. Gadow
Thomas L. Trice, Jr
George W. Sharp
Charles Travis Et al
Greensboro
Pliny Fisher
Nanetta L. Russell
Third District
R. Kemp Jefferson
Howard Andrew
Federalsburg
Ormond W. Downes
Alexander Yardcastle
Denton
Alexander Hardcastle
Thomas A. Schlegel
Lorenza C. Cole
Rudolph Spinka
John D. Long
Goldsboro Bank
B. Ross Daling
George Morgan
G. Lacy Butler
Malcolm Aikenhead
D. [. Patchett
Addison A. Christian
W. Temple Smith
R. D. Greer & Sons
Wright & Dodson
Joseph W. Gibson
Ida E Hoffman
Ridgely
Alonzo G. Howard
Frederick Howard, Jr
Eighth District
Lizzie G. Redden
Solomon C. Kline
James T. Spicer
George W. Donovan
Mite Society
Thawley’s Chapel
Methodist Protestant Church
William Edward Saulsbury
ER. Craven
Harry S. Crath
Jennik Moone
Some Heavy Apple Crops From Easton Gazette
Talbot yielded a large juicy apple crop despite wet weather from St Swithin. Talbot apples, prized in big cities, were shipped in carload lots over the past two weeks, fetching $5 to $10 per barrel and averaging $8. The Cover Company led with 3,000 barrels to eastern markets. Grymes Golden variety, large and perfect, brought top prices. W Mason Shehan shipped many barrels, netting about $10,000. Sanger Brothers and Harrison Brothers also shipped several carloads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton Gazette
St. Swithin
Talbot
Cover Company
Grymes
W. Mason Shehan
Sanger Brothers
Harrison Brothers
Ever Fearless Weddings and Ferry Plans Stir Local News
Notices announce the October 25 wedding of Roberta Everngain to Ralph Bankbinder in the Denton Methodist Episcopal Church with a reception to follow. It also covers the Peninsula Ferry Company plans for the Stapleton boat, its three decks and 2500 passengers, plus a Maryland Farmers conference in Hagerstown and a bicycle accident in Federalsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Everngain
Roberta
Ralph DL. Bankbinder
Baltimore
Denton Methodist Epicopal Church
Mass Irma Bailey
J. T. Bailey
Georgetown
Del
Herman Rosch
Wilmington
George A. Deakyne
Robert B. George
Harold C. Nuule
E. T. Tubbs
Denton
Peninsula Ferry Company
State Public Service Commission
Hagerstown
Farmers and Homemakers
Gist
Farmers’ National Congress
Maryland
United States
Maryland Society
Horticultural Society
Crop Improvement Association
Darymen
Sheep Growers
D Beekeepers
Congress
Judges Endorsement Meeting Across Five Counties in Circuit
A large gathering in Heptasoph Hall featured speakers from five counties in the Second Judicial Circuit advocating Democratic judicial candidates led by Hon. James Alfred Pearce. Speeches praised party majorities and warned against Republican judges, urging voters to secure judicial power with Democratic strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heptasoph Blall
Henry R. Lewis
James Alfred Pearce
J. Kemp Stevens
Judge Pearce
Hope H Barrell
W. Scott Beck
Kent
Omar D. Crothers
Cecil
W. Mason Shehan
Francis G. Wrightson
Richard S. Dodon
Talbot
J. H. C. Legg
Hopper
Eagene L. Dudley
Norman Dudley
Richard Larle
Queen Anne's
T. Alan Goldsborough
Col. A. W. Sisk
M. Bates Stephens
Harvey L. Cooper
Caroline
Goldsborough
Crothers
al O
Barrell
Beck
Legg
Kirwan
Shehan c
Dodson
Mr. Owens
Pearce
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the Local Department
Fisher
Mary Pickford
Daddy Long Legs
Parker's New Theatre
John Bullock
Perry
Farmers’ Supply Co
Ma New State Bank
Liberty Bank of
Iit
American Corner
Charles H. Blackiston
Easton Hospital
Harold Bell Wright
Ozarks
Grand Opera House
Parent and Teachers Association of
Denton Primary School
G. H. Wilson
T. A. Goldsborough
C. A. Pentz
Laura Melvin
Vivian Martin
Wallace Reid
Elsie Ferguson
Hills
Babe Ruth
Helvetia Company
WM. Pinkett
Albert C. Ritchie
Thos. J. Keating
E. Brooke Lee
J. Frank Wright
Charles E Andrews
A. W. Brumbaugh
House of Delegates
W. J. Shawn
Elisha H. Harper
W. L B. Deen
J. Howard Pastorfield
Register of Wills
Owen M. Dulin
M. C. Smith
Caroline County
Major Lee
Keating
Caleb C. Magruder
Court of Appeals
American Red Cross
Talbot County
American Red Cross Memorial Home
Harvey Collison
Charlotte Webber
Thomas Harris
L. H. Thomas
L. E. Moore
M. Merriken
Allen
Towers
Walter Baker
Ellendale
Agent Ricards
F. Paisley
Towson
Hobbs
President Water
Marydel
Wm. Skellinger
Frank Medford
Maud Hummer
Harry Pippin
Elkton
Elizabeth Hall
George
Emma Clark
Clayton
Lockwood Gooden
Ambrose Gooden
Taylor Medford
Altoona
Helene Heather
Florence Faulkner
Florence Smith
Maude Starkey
Underwood
Robert Taylor
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Ridgely News
J. J. Bunting
Rey le S. Matthews
Lawrence Lynch
Hang Swann
Stevenville
Viola Jones
Gladys Smith
W. W. Dukes
John Williamson
Alice Lawless
Joseph Allen
Addison
N. Y
Lacy Lord
Harrison Trice
Virgil Dukes
Church News
J. L. Nichols
J. Franklin Bryan
Reliance
Queen Anne
Meta Haldeman
Tri-County High School
Chas, Rhodes
Ella Downes
Tri-County Community League
Cameron
Tyrone
Gladys Cameron
Annie D. Scott
Milford
Annabelle Voshell
Edith Richards
Laura Wooters
Huntington
Maryland Association
Harker
Doerr
Gilbert
Harry Cooper
Luff
John Staten
W. C. Todd
Guild
A. Meredith
A. R. Neal
Dorothy
Saltimore
A. G. Gelletty
Camp Holabird
J. Moran
Fassit
David Ekridge
Robert Eskridge
C. Webster Hutter
Roland Wheatley
Arderontown
Sarah Lizzie Magee
William T. Eddington
George H. Wilson
Joseph Harris
Andrew Towers
Herman L. Bailey
Lighth
Thomas E. Hudon
James Temple
James Sherman Boyer
Elyah River
Edward H. Frase
Charles W. Connelly
John Coulbourne
John L. George
Mabel Mercer
J. Frank Saulsbury
Joseph H. Johanson
Milton
Hilda Harwood
J. Virgil Moore
Seaford
Blanche Hobbs
Pennsylvania
Federalsburgy
Harry Hallowell
Isaac LE
Hallowell
Harry MM. Carroll
Federale Burgeee
Main
Bank Streets
Stone Road
Ife
Journal
William H. Adkins
Hon. Lewin W. Wickes
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