Easton notices mingle town life and civic events
The issue lists bond sales, primary ballot updates, millinery displays, church improvements, and local notices. It notes the county election plans, a memorial stamp approval, fire company discussions, farm trade offers, obituaries, park benches, typhoid and scarlet fever reports, a Chautauqua schedule, theatre renovations, candidate withdrawals, a new smokestack project, a dollings stock meeting idea, and Harmony Church funeral arrangements. The items reflect community happenings across Denton Easton and Caroline County with named individuals and local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Star
Stegister
Queen Anne’s
Ida Hollingsworth
S. J
Methodist Episcopal Church
Caroline
Sher
Coolidge
Harding
M, M. Luzader
Denton
Florida
Builders Lumber and Supply Company
Wauchula
Benjamin. Redman
American’ Corner
Farnhurst
Del
Federalsburg
Denton Fire Company
M. K. Newnam
Albert Carroll
I. L. Dukes
Euta
Farm Bureau
Robert Patton
Eastern Shore
Court House Green
Waldorf
Greensboro
Bethlehem
Denton Chautauqua
Bryant's Palace Theatre
D. Wilson Davis
Register of Wills
Sparktin
Wilson
Z. Potter Steele
Orphans Court
Turner
Chamber of Commerce
Salisbury
Protective Committee
Delaware
Gootee S. Todd
Harmony
Easton Hospital
Earle Todd
California
Elma Brodes
Elsie Todd
Olin
Norman
Plioy
Leon Todd
Orland Kelley
Messrs
Linwood Todd
H. C.todd
Harmony Church
G. E. Mec. Dorman
Tomorow
Wedding of Ola Trice and Rev. Joseph Wooten of Marcus Hook
Ola Trice and Rev. Joseph Wooten of Marcus Hook Pa were married at the parsonage of Rev John H Quann in Chester Pa on August 25 at 3 30 p m in the presence of relatives and friends The bride wore white crepe and a shower bouquet of roses Carrie Smith was brides maid in pink with pink roses Fred Wooten served as best man A wedding supper followed at the groom’s sister’s home in Marcus Hook The couple will reside at 1112 Green Street Marcus Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola Trice
Joseph Wooten
Marcus Hook
John H. Quann
Morton Avenue
Chester
Carrie, Smith
Fred Wooten
Swarthmore Chautauqua
Roy R. Estey
Bellwood
Bertha G. Funk
Tyrone
Denton
M. E. Parsonage
C. N. ‘Jones
Reginald Reagan
Laurel
Del
Easton Hospital
Emily Delord
Francis, Leslie
Patrick Yeoman
Petersburg
Smithfield
Norfolk
George B. Hemming
New York City
Kathryn Hirs
Double Hill
Henry T. Hollingsworth
Collingsworth
N. J
Ida S. Hollingsworth
Kathryn Healy
Baltimore
C. S. Kauffman
Jean
Blanche Schaub
Pennsylvania
John H. Emerson
Alice Allaband
Margaret
Rehoboth Beach
Edward Smith
M. Duke Smith
Cambridge
M. H. Smith
B. H. Woodworth
Washington, D. C
Emmett Hignatt
E. Lynne Stevens
Wihnington
Lacey Stevens
Dorothy Miller
Clifton Forge
R. M. Raleigh
Esther
Marion H. Downes
Easton
Cornelius Deweese
Washington
John T. Carter
Charles Howard
Paul
New York
Philadelphia
Robert W. Downes
Medford
Mass
Josephine M. Downes
Roy Smith
Bobby
Morgantown
W.va
Mark Smith
Nan Murphy
Howard Shields
Mynle Robinson
Josephine Wooters
Federalsburg
Clinton Wright
MissHelen Skirven
Ruth
Louise Noble
Edna B. Green
Aene
Ocean City
John C. Rutter
Mildred Breeding
Wilmington
Emma Day
Ridgely
F. P. Covey
Louise Nortis
Stephanie Ford
Chestertown
Emily Kellogg
Dover
Reta Gordon
Atlantic City
Fred Stack
William P. Carroll
Caroline boys place in inter county dairy rally cattle judging
Caroline county boys judging team placed third at the Inter County Dairy Rally in Easton with a score of 625. Team members were Phares Reber Bernard King and Charles Stevenson. County Agent plans to take them to the Timonium Fair for the state contest on September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Easton
Kent County
Dorchester County
Somerset County
Sussex County
Delaware
Queen Anne’ S County
Talbot County
Caroline
Phares Reber
Bernard King i
Charles Stevenson
Timonium Fair
Epworth League notices and local visits in Burrsville
Burrsville updates show Epworth League invites for a September program on Fields for Social Service with talks by Blades Wright Outten Thawley Stafford Smith. Public worship at Wesley Church planned, serial in Porter's Hall, parsonage benefitting. Nearby visitors include Weaver Kirk Calley Bunting and others. various local arrivals and departures noted.
Local visitors and family ties in Talbot County scene
Choptank residents Mr and Mrs George Shores and family visit Mr Shores sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Henry Cheezum. Other visitors include Mrs Hattie Simpson and Grace of Wilmington visiting her parents Mr and Mrs William Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shores
Maxine and
George Jr
Harry Thomas
Gunnie Wright
Richmond
Shores
Inlaw
Henry Cheezum
Hattie Simpson
Grace
Wilmington
William Collins
Doesry Chambers
Preston
J. R. Tullandey
Tull
and McCracklen
Denton
J. R. Tull
Talbot
Bird
Delaware
William Whiteley
Canning House
Grove Notes Include Visits and Local Canning Boom
Grove community notes visitors from Philadelphia and Baltimore. Mrs Rosa Robinson and Mrs Lou Feazle traveled to see Mr W W E Collins family but illnesses followed when the house maid and cook took poison by mistake. Brad ford Connelly recovers from appendicitis at Cambridge Hospital. Rev Fee yoll and daughter Lillian return from vacation at Hebron. Rev Mr Phillips reports pulpits filled at Grove Chaptank Ellwood and American Corner. Canning factories resume operations as town looks busy again. Dorothy Otwell of Baltimore visits her parents Mr and Mrs C A Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Robinson
Lou Feazle
Philadelphia
Www
E Collins
Feazle
Bradford Connelly
Cambridge Hospital
Shim
Fee Yoll
Lillian
Hebron
Phillips
American Corner
Ellwood
Grove
Providence
Mr. Phillips
Chaptank
Dorothy Otwell
Baltimore
C. A. Carroll
Williamsport clergyman visit spans three households
Preston residents Rev. Robert Whiteley and family from Williamsport Pa have been visiting his brother Harry Whiteley and sister Mrs A J Messick in Preston and Bethlehem. Rev George Williams and family from Knoxville Tenn have been visiting Mrs. Williams sister, Mrs Harry Whiteley, in Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Whiteley
Williamsport
Mr. Whiteley
Harry
Preston
A. J. Messick
Bethlehem
George Williams
Knoxville
Tenn
Williams
Harry Whiteley
Fridgely News Letter Highlights Community Visit and Weather
Mrs and Mrs Bernard Sparks and Misses Pauline and Bessie Sparks of Washington visited Sunday and Monday with Mr and Mrs Holsinger. A severe storm of wind rain and hail swept Oakland Monday afternoon damaging tomatoes and hail was reported. Several residents suffered losses including Frank Stevenson Ord Raleigh and Harry Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Sparks
Pauline
Bessie Sparks
Washington
Harvey Holsinger
Charles Snoddy
West Salem
Ohio
Holsinger
Morton Holsinger
Moore's
Oakland
Messrs
Frank Stevenson
Ord Raleigh
Harry Hopkins
Coastal visits and social notes from Federalsburg
Hobbs and Jopp families vacation near Baltimore with cruises on the Chesapeake bay aboard Mr Kreiner s launch. Local society reports include Mrs C J Chaffinch hosting the Ladies Aid, visits by Mrs Manning Merriken and Mrs Roe, and upcoming Christian Endeavor led by Mr J R Ricards. Rural chatter notes Mrs Elbert Williamson buying an automobile and a town boast of eighteen automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GL. Jopp
Grace Jopp
Dorothy Yost
Wilson Jopp
Thomas Kreiner
Baltimore
G. Lawrence Wilson
Hillsboro
J. R. Ricards
David Marine
New York City
H. T. Nuttle
Manning Merriken
L. I. Moore
Federalsburg
Kennerly
Gordon
Larrimore
Christian Endeavor
Roe
Frank Davie
A. L. Larrimore
C. L. Lanimore
Elbert Williamson
Wilmington Socials Gather for Week of Visits
Mr and Mrs Warner Liacheare and daughter Ellen visit Mrs I T Sparklin and Mrs Joe Taylor in Easton with Mary Frances. G B Stewart spends weekend with sister Mrs W S Russell. Nettie Seward and Edward Wheeler of Baltimore visit town. Dr Dickinson returns after weeks in New York. Mrs S N Pilchard home from Salisbury. John Holt of Wilmington visits parents. Mr and Mrs J Norman Clark in Wilmington. Earl Godfrey and Mrs Tarburton visit. Mrs G L Wilson visits Hobbs. Katie Vesty visits sister Mrs E B Davis. C F E Stewart hosts Baltimore visitor. Dr H C Duffey and son in town. Mrs W E Sylvester in Baltimore. Miriam Gale visits friends in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Liacheare
Ellen
Ida Blanch South
Wilmington
I. T. Sparklin
Joe Taylor
Mary Frances
Easton
J. C. Sherwood
G. B. Stewart
Stewart
W. S. Russell
Nettie Seward
Edward Wheeler
Baltimore
Dr. Dickinson
New York
S. N. Pilchard
Salisbury
John Holt
J. Norman Clark
Earl’ Godfrey
Tarburton
G. L. Wilson
Social News From Federalsburg Area Families
Mr and Mrs Ernest Dukes and son Martin and Mr and Mrs Floyd Cole man and daughter Ruth were guests of Mr D ukes parents near Federalsburg. Mrs Ora Vickery and daughter Elizabeth and Miss Blanche Vickery of Concord visit Mrs Vickerys parents. Martin Schmick returned to Kernans Hospital Baltimore after four weeks with his parents. Mr and Mrs Joseph Matthews and Edwin and Dorothy of Easton were guests of Ollie Todd. Miss Oleta Todd returned to Philadelphia after visiting Miss Lelia Todd. Mrs Helen Perry returned home after visiting her sister Mrs Carlton Cooper Federalsburg. Misses Mary and Velma Perry of Easton visiting sister Mrs Frank Holly. Mr and Mrs Fred Dietrick of Easton were guests of Mr and Mrs A Prager. Mr Homer Hall has returned home from Ocean City where he visited his uncle. Mrs Rose Patrick of Chester returns after visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Wright
League
G. L. Blades
W. M. Wright
Norman Outten
Lena Thawley
Mary Staffords
Mary Smith
John’ Parris
John Weaver and Son
Greensboro
Helen
Beacom Business College
Sherman Kirk
Brooklyn
William Calley
Thomas Bunting
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Georgia
Richard ‘Trice
William Simpson
Harrington
Edgar Todd
Agnes Dulin
Bethlehem
Ethel Wootten
Preston
Emmett Hurst
Golda
Hurlock
Wesley Church
Christ
Emmett Ward
Easton Hospital
John Thawley
Houston
Charlie Stokes
Alva Griffith
Federalsburg
Elizabeth
Walter Schiff
Tuckahoe Neck
W. H. Hardesty
Seaford
George Legaman
Alfred Raughley
C. W. Jackson
Mamie Smith
Bridgeville
Harold Fountain
Maret Moran
Baltimore
Mr. Banks
New York City
Harold Roe
Harry Robinson
J.F. Elliott
Elijah Dean
Ruthsburg
Elizabeth Sparks
Sparks
Sara Price
Chesapeake City
Margaret McCloud
McCloud
Thomas
Ocean City
Nellie Leeds
Newport
Elma
Elizabeth Wilson
Alfred Rickards
Wilmington
H. N. Rickards
Margerie Corone
Roger Ringgold
Paul Miller
Roaring Springs
Miller
Ringgold
W. M. Wiley
Pauline
Wiley
Charles High
Rock Hall
Walter Price
Cambridge
Dyer
Wallace
Ridgely
Lawrence Lynch
Denton
Frank Stayer
Ann Arbor
Mich
I. T. Saulsbury
California
Harry Gibson
Hannah
Delmar
Charles Stevenson
Westcott Porter
Mary Emma
Mary Ruth Blackston
Easton
Carroll
Meredith
N. Alvin Smith
George, Dutton and George, Jr
Brown
Elliott
Lester Downes
N. C
Vachel Downeb
Beatrice, Hower
Téniday
Hartingtan Smith
Claiborne
Alfred Bennett
Clayton
Dduptter
Ruth
Tol
Ernest Dukes
Martin
Floyd Coleman
Dukes
Ora Vickery
Blanche Vickery
Concord
Vickery
Fred Morris
Martin Schmick
Kernan's Hospital
Joseph Matthews
Edwin
Dorothy
Ollie Todd
Oleta Todd
Lelia Todd
Helen Perry
Carlton Cooper
Mary
Velma Perry
Frank Holly
Fred Dietrick
Myre A. Prager
Homer Hall
Rose Patrick
Chester
Local Visits and Travel Through Town
Mrs Roscoe Taylor and children of Philadelphia have returned home after visiting her mother Mrs F B Sweeney. Miss Elizabeth Hollingsworth of Wilmington is being entertained by relatives in and near town. Miss Ruth Richards of Jersey City visits her parents Mr and Mrs P T Richards. Miss Thelma Gilbert of Marcus Hook spent part of the week with her father. Mrs Harvey Bickling of Wilmington visited relatives near town last week. Mr B C Willis of Easton visited friends in town last week. Rev and Mrs S Hanley are away on a two weeks vacation. Miss Gladys Roth of Oxford visits Mrs Annabel Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Taylor
Philadelphia
F. B. Sweeney
Elizabeth Hollingsworth
Wilmington
Ruth Richards
Jersey City
P. T. Richards
Thelma Gilbert
Marcus Hook
Harvey Bickling
B.C. Willis
Easton
S. ©. Hanley
Gladys Roth
Oxford
Annabel Clark
Avery Donovan
Elizabeth Bennett
Middletown
Hazel Tunnell
Charles Hodge
Dover
Bell
Smyrna
Bryan Shockley
Golts
Arthur Coleman
Mattie Jarman
Elizabeth Smith
Sadlersville
Thomas Shockley
Wharton
Kennett Square
Harry Neese
Clarence Neese
Noble Jarrell
Harry Godlin and Jr
Hyde
Baltimore
C. T. Grffin
Kathryn Shockley
New York
Henry Masten
Masten’s Corner
W. J. Murphy
Howard Thomas
John Shiveley
Willmnington
Spencer Failing
Watertown
N. Y
William Ross
Mary Johnson
Snow Hill
Addie
Blaise Jarrell
Christine Bickling
Marie Clark
W. T. Jarman
Centreville
Ross Duling
Martin
Wyoming
Ruth Shockley
Alfred Griffith
Tolchester
E. J. Saunders
Mrs R Wesley Ross Returns From Columbia and Tours New York
Mrs R Wesley Ross completed a second summer session at Columbia University and explored the Washington Irving region of New York for her social science and literary classes. She also received a diploma as a special teacher of penmanship from Laurel Book Company of Chicago. Mrs Thomas Clancey and her sons accompanied her home from New York. Prospect Sunday School held a picnic at Slaughter's Beach and District superintendent Gundy preached there last Sunday. Jesse Ward is improving his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Wesley Ross
Columbia University
Washington Irving
New York
Laurel Book Company of
Chicago
Thomas Clancey
Caroline School Teachers Named for Year Beginning September 10
A detailed list assigns teachers to Caroline schools for the coming school year from September 10, naming principals and staff at numerous campuses including Caroline High, Central, Denton Primary, Preston, Choptank, Federalsburg, Ridgely, and many others. The roster includes Maryde-Maud Hummer as principal at one site, and a wide range of educators such as Virginia Thomas, Grace Stufrt, Edith Richard, Lillie Doty, Bernice Hendricks, and Elizabeth Bryan among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Maryde
Maud Hummer
Virginia Thomas
Henderson
G. M. Wingate
Grace Rutter
Henrietta McMahan
Ruth Cote
Elsie Bilbrough
Bee Tree
Edith Richard
Goldsboro
Bertha Shull
Lillie Doty
Minerva Reber
Mantymore Corner
Sadie Crouse
Moore’s
Grace Stufrt
Greensboro
Paul C. Phillips
Mary Lankford
Myrtle Lankford
Ellen Wine
Elise Roe
L. C. Weaver
Virginia Davis
Gertrude Morgan
Blanche Chafinch
Barcus
Katherine Beatty
Bridgetown
Anna Lynch
Garey'’s Mas
Katherine Spence
Camp Grove
Bernice Hendricks
Kurrsville
Mary Raughiey
Liden
Hertie Sparks
Central
Hester Wyatt
Caroline High
A. Leonard Leary
I. E. Pippin
Elizabeth J. Walker
Stephanie M. Ford
Carlotta Kinnamon
Mildred Nuttie
Ralph Horsey
Mary B. Raingle
Elizabeth Stone
Ruth Noble
Denton
Laura Melvin
Louise Short
Sadie Allen
Hulda Cade
Williamson
Nellie West
Oaks
Dorothy Beaumont
Williston
Elizabeth Cannon
Willoughby
Lola Willoughby
Andersontown
Lulu R. Kelly
Hickman
B. C. Willis
Mary E. Davis
Margaret Custis
Elsie Sullens
Blanche Jackson
Victor Fritz
Mary Thompson
Hilda Etcen
Louise [Stevens
Susan Griffith
Hilda Covey
Miriam J. Todd
Hickory Hill
Bessie Bradley
Houston
Clara B. Noble
Nichols
Alice Howard
Hillsboro
Josephine Blades
Ethel Eveland
Cedar Grove
Eva Williamson
Ridgely
F. A. Stayer
Mary D. Wooters
Mildred Massey
Mamie Smith
Emma Ent
Alma T. Clarke
Mary Laird
S. E. Parsons
Maude Ford
Grace
B.johnson
Charlotte Stayer
Furman’s Groove
Blanche Laird
Laurel Grove
Mary J. Howard
Concord
Orphans' Court Proceedings Inventory and administrator filings
On the Orphans' Court Tuesday Judges West Harper and Shawn were present. Cooper and Beauchamp filed releases and inventories for deceased estates including Field Stephens Whitby Cooper and Lord. Guardian accounts for Louis Miller Lord and Francis Elizabeth Lord were presented for allowance. Collins filed releases from Swain Robinson and Faylor for distributees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawn
Clarvey L. Cooper
Jude W. Field
M. Bates Stephens
William T. Beauchamp
James A. Stephens
Annié Stevens
A. P. Whitby
Charles H. Whitby
Marion B. Cooper
Lida J. Cooper
George F. Cooper
Frank A. Cooper
Alma M. Rawlings
Charles B. Harrison
Louis Miller Lord
Francis Elizabeth Lord
William E. Collins
William Hi. Collins
Elizabeth EF. Swain
Rosa Emily Robinson
Ethel Faylor
Queen Anne Church Services Delayed By Material Shortage
St Pauls Church cannot host Sunday services due to a lack of material with an outdoor gathering planned at 7 30. Regular worship shifts to Harris Chapel with Sunday School at 2 and preaching at 3. News reports the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Renshaw died in a tragic accident and neighbors offer deep sympathy. Roads party returns from an automobile tour including Baltimore Annapolis and Kent. St Pauls opens September 6 with usual services as planning continues. Miss Lottie Morgan visits the Culvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Harris Chapel
Renshaw
Baltimore
Annapolis
Kent
Washington
St. Paul’s
Lottie Morgan
Culvers
Febron
Local residents vacationing along the coast
Hickman residents Misses Helen and Mildred Adams and Ruthy Passwaters near Andersontown spent Friday at Ocean City. About 50 from Hickman attended with Elma and Lillian Frite returning to Philadelphia after visiting relatives and friends nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman
Helen
Mildred Adams
Ruthy Passwaters
Andersontown
Ocean City
Elma
Lillian Frite
Philadelphia
Local Social News Highlights Visits and Guests
A long list of visitors and family gatherings fills the pages. Residents from Goldsboro Dover Smyrna and Wilmington hosted and were hosted by local families including the Shockleys Jarmans and Griffins. Millinery shopping trips Philadelphia and New York trips plus hospital news and Tolchester outings are noted.
Caroline County White Schools Set to Open Monday
The Caroline county white schools will open for regular work on Monday September 16 at 9 o'clock. Teachers will be at their schools the preceding Friday to review books grading and schedules. Parents urged to vaccinate children and bring last year’s report cards for proper classification. Seventh grade promoted to high school should bring certificates. High school elective planning encouraged a conference with the principal after opening. Three new rural bus routes established this summer for high school pupils from Marydel Henderson Goldsboro to Greensboro Thawley’s to Hillsboro and Poplar Neck to Preston. A two to three day teachers' meeting will occur next week. Lewis Adams oversees repairs and coal delivery to keep schools ready and coal stock sufficient for next season, saving county funds through carload coal purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Marydel
Henderson
Goldsboro
Greensboro
Thawley's
Hillsboro
Poplar Neck
Preston
Lewis Adams
Adams
Board of Education
Concord Party Visits Relatives In Philadelphia Area
Concord. Messrs. Lewis and Elbert Wright motored from Philadelphia and spent Saturday and Sunday with Concord relatives. Mrs. Lewis Wright has returned to her home in West Philadelphia after spending a week with Mrs. Clarence Atkinson. Miss Hattie Atkinson is visiting relatives and friends in Philadelphia Atlantic City and Pitman New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Lewis and
Elbert Wright
Philadelphia
Concord
Lewis Wright
Funeral of Dr M B Stephens Head of State Education
The funeral for Dr M Bates Stephens who died in Baltimore last week was held at Mr T Pliny Fisher’s Denton home. He led Maryland’s state school system for twenty years and was a trustee of Western Maryland College. He was born near Tuckahoe Neck, taught in Caroline, served as state superintendent from 1900 to 1920, and was a prominent Mason and banker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bates Stephens
Baltimore
T. Pliny Fisher
Denton
Stephens
James A. Dudley
Henry R. Lewis
Harry A. Roe
Harvey L. Cooper
Isaac L. Dukes
William H. Anderson
J. Roland Chaffinch
Dr. Stephens
Tuckahoe Neck
Dickinson College
Caroline
John Walter Smith
Albert S. Cook
Washington College
Florida
Methodist Protestant Church
Western Maryland College
Denton National Bank
Swarthmore Chautauqua announces Eastern Shore dates
The Swarthmore Chautauqua Association lists opening dates for Chautauqua on the Eastern Shore of Maryland and Delaware. Events run from August 30 in Chestertown and Elkton to September 13 in Denton, with stops in Easton Salisbury Crisfield Pocomoke City Berlin Mulford Georgetown and other towns. The program promises a strong lineup across venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarthmore Chautauqua Association
Swarthmore
Maryland
Delaware
Chestertown
Elkton
Easton
Salisbury
Crisfield
Pocomoke City
Berlin
Denton
Mulford
Georgetown
Del
Betterton
Cecilton
Chesapeake City
Church Hill
Deals Island
East New Market
Federalsburg
Galena
Greensboro
Hillstoro
Queen Anne
Millington
North East
Preston
St. Michaels
Snow Hill
Sadlersville
Chautauqua
Swarthmore Association
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Social notes from Ridgely and nearby towns
Miss Emma Day stays with Mrs. Sallie Covey in Denton. Mr. Howard Smith of Wilmington visits his mother Mrs. T. W. Mrs. J. C. Madara entertains Mrs. Mary E. Reveille of Ridgewood New Jersey. Mr. Albert Saulsbury Jr. returns from Florida business trip. Miss Evelyn Frampton entertains Miss Leonora Willis of Wilmington. Mrs. Ed Morris hosts Mrs. Samuel Stayer of New Orleans. Miss Hazel Long of Greenwood visits Mrs. Calvin Lynch. Miss Elva Snowberger ill but improving. Mrs. Ruth Perry visits Wilmington and Dorothy Beaumont visits Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Day
Sallie Covey
Denton
Howard Smith
Wilmington
T. W. Smith
J. C. Madara
Mary E. Reveille
Ridgewood
N. J
Albert Saulsbury, Jr
Florida
Evelyn Frampton
Leonora Willis
Ed Morris
Samuel Stayer
New Orleans
Hazel Long
Greenwood
Calvin Lynch
Elva Snowberger
Ruth Perry
Dorothy Beaumont
Oxford
Birthday Surprise For Mrs George R Horsey Near Greensboro
Relatives and friends held a birthday party for Mrs George R Horsey at her home near Greensboro on Wednesday August 28. A basket lunch was served at 6 with watermelon fruit ice cream and cake at 8. Guests presented gifts and extended best wishes for many more happy birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Horsey
Public Sale Listing and Local Dairy Judging News
On September 3, 1923 at 10 o'clock at my home west of Denton I will sell 13 heavy horses and mules 15 registered Holstein and grade cattle some to freshen soon and with calves at side 46 hogs 25 shoats 5 sows 1 registered Duroc Jersey boar 450 White Leghorn hens and pullets all farm machinery and some household goods W A Cawsey Caroline county boys won 625 points in the cattle judging contest at the Easton dairy show last week they placed third in the list Kent and Dorchester leading The Maryland Department of the American Legion was in session at Frederick last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
W. A. Cawsey
Caroline County
Easton Dairy
Kent
Dorchester
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
T Extension Service News
Burrsville
the Fridgely News
Ita O
Smithson
Vernon
Caroline School
M. B. Stephens
Maryland Department of the American Legion
Frederick