Saturday Morning Saunty News Roundup Oct 25 1919
Saturday morning notes from all parts of the county compiled under this head solicit items for the next issue. An invitation for readers to contribute local items and notices appears in this brief column.
Local ads and notices mix in Denton paper
A patchwork of town notices and ads from Denton area paper cites flour sales Maryland Queen, Nuttle Milling rye, Long Beall shirts, and Marydel sales. It mentions a Masonic Temple cornerstone in Federalsburg, railroad cost cuts, and upcoming theater listings with Mary Pickford and Charles Ray. Community events include church sermons, revival plans, harvest service, and Sunday talks across several local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Armenice
W. Hultock
Red Cross Society
Delaware
Peninsula
Nuttle Milling Co
Bas
Denton
Bony & Beall
Greensboro
Jack Rabbit
Long & Bealls
Pum
Nuttle Hardware Co
Long & Seraht
Mallie Ford
Marydel
Ida Taylor
Masonic Temple
Federalsburg
T. O. Crouse
J. E. Smith
Preston New Jerusalem
Marriage Licences And Social Notes From Denton Area
Marriage licences issued to Howard Drummond of Hickman Del and Miss Rosa Helsley of Mt Jackson Val. Others include William D Brown and Miss Agratha Downes of Goldsboro and Ralph D Finkbinder of Baltimore with Miss Roberta Evernham of netr Denton. Mrs. Harry W Cade and daughter Virginia left for Wilmington Del en route to Cairo Illinois after visiting the Eastern Shore. North Baltimore Church hosted Miss Mildred Garner Warner and Milton Lankford in a ceremony performed by Dr. Warner. Mrs Iva M Travis of Felton and Ming Wm Marker of Georgetown wed Sunday evening. Several local students and faculty are noted, with Hopkins University and University of Pennsylvania ties. Denton development moves toward a large factory, payroll projections around 4500 weekly. Reports cover court actions in Chestertown and civic meetings, plus community visits to Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Drummond
Hickman
Del
Rosa Helsley
Mt Jackson
Val
William D. Brown
Agratha Downes
Goldsboro
Ralph D. Finkbinder
Baltimore
Roberta Evernham
Netr Denton
Harry W. Cade
Virginia
Wilmington
Cairo
Ilnois
North Baltimore Church
Mildred Garner Warner
Luther F. Warner
Milton Lankford
Salisbury
Warner
Iva M. Travis
Felton
Robert Clark
Democratic meeting in Denton boosts state ticket
The Denton gathering, organized by T. Alan Goldsborough and Omar Sh Crothers, aimed to back Democratic judicial hopefuls TL Adkins and Wickes amid a primary contest with Judge Wu. The event evolved into strong support for the Democratic State ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
T. Alan Goldsborough
Omar Sh Crothers
TL Adkins
Pudgestop
Judge Adkins
Judge Wickes
Easton
Templeville notes mark Barrett's Chapel anniversary
Templeville reports the one hundred thirteenth? No one hundred and thirty ninth anniversary of Barrett's Chapel in Kent county Delaware. Various locals visit Newark Wilmington Collingswood and Ridgely. A harvest home service at Union church and a wedding near Hickman are noted along with numerous social visits and hostess gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Barrett’s
Kent County
Delaware
Melvin Kinneamon
Medford Starkey
Newark
Wilmington
Harry Clough
Clough
Sadlersville
W.N. Bowen
E. Tarring
Anniversary Service at Thomas Chapel in Marydel
The 155th anniversary of Thomas Chapel will be celebrated Sunday at the historic shrine with Rev. J. J. Bunting delivering the afternoon address at 2:30. Local families hosted relatives and friends during the weekend including J. O. Hummer and Elizabeth Ball of Oxford, and others visited Barret's Chapel for its annual anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Chapel
J. J. Bunting
J. O. Hummer
Hall
Elizabeth Ball
Oxford
Broadway Gooden
Ambrose Gooden
Barret’s Chapel Suduay
Messrs
Taylor
Frank Medford, Jr
Frank Medford
Henry Davis
Hartley
Ridgely News Letter Tragedy After Fire Kills Family
A Sunday School convention and community club activities fill Ridgely news as Fomz1 Thomas and her two young children perished in a fire at a dwelling north east of town. Insurance was inadequate. The week sees church lectures, league reports, and multiple social events, with local residents traveling to Baltimore and Philadelphia for conventions and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Schoy
Margaret Swing
Belgium
John Hollman
the Reformed Church
Larry Hemimons
Wall Hanson
Mary Hanson
Wyonang
Hoffmin
Werbert Roenaman
Jammee Dumphy
Prof Ober
Elizabethtown College
Epworth League
Mass Grace Jackson
Lawrence Lynch
J. J. Bunting Aasting
F. A. Pennington
Troy Ashcraft
Wadesboro
N. C
Troy, Jr
Orrell Saulsbury
Gettysburg
Bay
Philadelphia
Tueday
Yeoman Lalward Pearsaul
Philadelphia Navy Yar
Home
Pamary School
J. J. Hunting
T. W. Jones
Walter Bennington
Melvin
L. D. Truitt
Fletcher Truitt
Ruthsburg
Ada Matthews
Will Harnson, Jr
Warcus Hook
Delia Green
Wilmington
Charles Starkey
Laura Godwin
Templeville
Barrett's Chapel
Scare Crow Cove
Coursey Hemmons
Margaret McCullough
Grace Slaniston
Newark
N. J
J. J. Ivison
Lee Mitchell
D. M. Replogle
Easton
M. A. Dragoo
Baltimore
Elizabeth Montigue
Galdsboro
Grace Jackson
C. T. Marvel
A.W. Thompson
C. L. Herzogg
Seaford
Bridgeville
Harmony Visits and Local Social News
Harmony notes show Mrs. Roland Towers and son Chester visiting Baltimore relatives with Mrs. Geo Towers. The Christopher and Deen families hosted relatives in Hurlock. Mrs. Flaharty repaired her farm house. Mrs. Hurst shows slight improvement after paralysis. Mrs. Todd returns from Federalsburg visit. Mrs. Dean returns from Bridgeville stay. Mrs. Arringdale visits Denton friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Roland Towers
Chester
Geo. Towers
Baltimore
J. F. Christopher
R. R. Deen
Hurlock
Harry Flaharty
J. J. Hurst
Hanson Todd
Federalsburg
Belle Dean
Bridgeville
Louise Arringdale
Denton
Community notices from Hobbs area entertainments and visits
Bethleham area notices report Criterion Quartet in Federalsburg last Tuesday. A Halloween box social at the schoolhouse on October 30 invites all. News of Mr Orland Blades improving and Sunday School changes. Social visits include Mrs Sparklin from Federalsburg with W E Pritchett and others traveling to Queen Anne via Bulgely and The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Coulbourne
W. E. Pritchett
Isabel Carroll
Joe Pritchett
Criterion Quartet
Federalsburg
Hallowe'en
Orland Blades
Mary Sparklin
Ben Lawless
L. H. Thomas
Bulgely
the Plains
Queen Anne
Hobbs-Andersontown
J. A. Todd
Messrs
W. Waldadge
W. H. Wooters
Newark
Del
Hobbs
J. R. Ricards
Washington
Elizabeth Merrken
Denton
Templeviile Festival Draws Notable Funds
The Saturday evening festival in Templeviile was a success with proceeds totaling over $70. Mrs. S. C. Faulkner is visiting her sister in Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. S. C. Faulkner
Wyoming
Courts After Reckless Autoists and Planting Time
A Georgetown Delaware court meets motorists on speed laws and manslaughter liability after a fatal Five Points crash. William Polite pleads guilty to a manslaughter contributing act and pays fines and costs totaling about 3100 plus expenses. The judge stresses the duty of drivers to obey speed limits and warns that unlawful speed makes killing unintentional acts still prosecutable. Separately, an article argues autumn is a prime planting time for trees and shrubs, noting why fall planting benefits homeowners and which species are best left for spring in colder regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Del
Court of General Sessions
Balmer
William Polite
Ponnewall
Lwa
The Sugar Shortage And A Halloween Night Idea
The sugar shortage in America arises from reduced production and rising demand fueled by candy, cream, soft drinks, and unemployment. Authorities may ration sugar and redirect supplies to households, with stockpiles of sugar beets and cane maturing for milling. A Halloween party idea uses green light effects and a salt and alcohol flame to create a ghostly finale, noting safety precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Cuba
Board of Equalization
Real estate transfers and local notices in Denton area
Transfers of real estate list numerous deeds across districts with prices from 625 to 22,000 including Todd to Donoho 139 acres in Fourth district and Pennington to Clark 196 acres in Sixth district. Also local society items note travel, visits, and club meeting at Federal Community Club with October events and planned Washington tomato growers convention drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L Todd
Elmer G. Donoho
Henry Green
Emma
Whitaker
Sarah Elsmith
James W. Callahan
Ridgely
Charles W. Cahall
Dora Full
Mary KK. Towers
T. Clayton Horsey
Greenbere
Wilbur Pennington
Oscar Clark
Washington
Peninsula Tomato Growers Association
Congress
Delaware
Maryland
County Exhibit proceeds and donations listed
County exhibit funds are documented with totals from State Horticultural Society and local banks including Denton National Bank, The Peoples Bank, Caroline County Bank and others. A note thanks banks and urges private subscriptions, with several obituaries and local notices followed by court actions in Orphans Court about estates and admin accounts urging timely state accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Norman
Denton
State Horticultural Society
Denton National Bank
the Peoples Bank
Goldsboro Bank
Caroline County Bank
Eastern Shore Trust Co
Fed’g
Provident State Bank
Preston
Hillsboro Queen Anne Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Parker's New Theatre
Charles Ray
Dorothy Dalton
Mary Pickford
Captain Kidd, Jr
Baltimore American
Centreville
Baltiumore
Wyatt
George A. McDaniel
Caroline County
Roland Park
Donald Ke, Jefferson
Esther E. Condon
Fast New Market
M.fe
Uaston
W. L. White
I. Irving Jones
Pocomoke City
W. T. C. Hargis
R. Earle Fisher
Camp Meade
A. L. Trice
Gulf Construction Company
Tampico
Mexico
Carroll George
University of Pennsylvania
John Ro Statum
Dora Luis
New York City
R. Carroll Wilson
George E. Lauisbury
T. Whitby, Jr
Reyner Dukes
Trrnest G. Cooper
Denton Development and Improvement Association
Cites
Burke and
Hignutt
Chestertown
James E. Ilignutt
Elizabeth P. Peters
William R. Peters
Mr. Hignutt
Plantiff
Tt. R. Lewis
J. Owen Knotts
John W. Hignutt
Henry R. Lewis
M. D. & W. Railroad Company
Burke
Love Point
Sig Judicial Meeting
Robert Taylor
Journal
Emma Sparks
Buck Hill
Virginia Sparks
Buresville
M. F. H. Collison
T. QO. Crouse
J. Ld. Nichols
Corkran
S. E. Hignutt
Frances
Witmer Parker
Burton
Joseph Lee
J. Virgil Moore
Kathleen
Charles
Lida Wine
Jane
Elizabeth
Mattie Moore
H. C. Collison
Messra
Thurman Harris
James Morgan
Union Methodist Protestant Church
Near Hickman
W. L. Jump
Sarah Breeding
Wallace Hopkins
Harrington
J. Collins
THE
Ridgely News
Mrs. Knap
Columbiana, Ohio
Leroy Detwiler
O. McCumber
Tnselle
I. & Mason
Roy Smith
Dover
Amanda Saulsbury
Arthur Butler
Easton Hospital
Bertie Dukes
Pauline McQuay
Salle Holsinger
Myerstown
Paul Neff
Paul
Kennet Square
Cline Smith
Lyceum
Milton Smith
Ernest Jones
James Swing
Price's Station
Amelia Ludeig
Rock Hall
Mary Hemmons
Cassin Lynch
Chicago
Bethleham
Elizabeth Rickards
Roland W. Nichols
Harry W. Davis
St. John
LB. Scott
Edith K. Gough
Harry F. Faust
Mary IS
Towers
Guy HL. Pippin
James H. Nichols
Frank Ihlerfie
Wallan E. Carney
Ida G. Ross
Harry L Mitchell
Henry F. Mitchell
Clethe E. Turner
Clifford E. Thawley
Geo. A. McDaniel
Murray R. Spicher
Marion H. Downes
Sallie K. Redhead
William W Bowdle
Octavia Davis
James Grinnage
William T. Temple
Philip J. Potts
Lawrence B. Towers
W. Carroll Pastorfield
Rachel E. Griffin
Sarah M. Anderson
Emily Knotts
D. H. Knotts
Frank Eutsler
Cumberland
D. F. Eutsler
Lilian Grubb and
Frend
Charles Dean
Grace Dulin
J. J. Callaway
James F. Stack
A. H. Smith
Helen Briscoe
Iris Seager
May H. Maine
Newton
G. C. Moore
Margaret Taylor
R. H. Gibson
Josephine Skinner
Edith Richards
Hiram Short
Federal Community Club
Gardner Towers
Peter
Matilda Ann
Mra Elbert Deen
Hazel Towers
EM Perkins
Robinson Nichols
Harold Dew
Stone
Stone, Mrs. Dew and Mrs. Viennett
Luther Sullvan
F. A. Cooper
William Webber
O. C. Zacharias
Lena Lewis
J. P. Warren
Caroline
Democrats
Henderson
Baud Denton
Vederalsburg
Siath—Hillsboro
W. W. Newcomer
Norman
Hazel Todd
Hazel
Anldellons
Charles W. Beauchamp
Jesus
Ernest Austin
Ernest
J. W. Austin
Emerson
Ruth Morgan
Aa. B. Morgan
Ruth
Liden, Moore and
Covey
Orphans’ Court
Calvert C. Meriken
James Turner
William Lo Jump
William C. Jump
Emily Nichols
George R. Nichols
Chanbeth
Bradley
Sherman T. Griffith
Charles 5
T. Pliny Ficher
William E. Saulsbury
Harvery L. Cooper
Della Cooper
Harvey L. Cooper
Dole E. Kelley
William T. Kelley
John Rumbold
Edward T. Moore
Margaret Lankford
George W. Lankford
Court and Register of Wills
Court and Register
Talbot
W. C. Travers
Maryland State College
W. Mason Shehan
Travers
Shehan
O. M. Scott & SL Main
Riety
Treet, Arysville, O
E. Brooke Lee