Derton Journal Teens Offer Countywide Mews Under This Head
A Derton Journal late edition invites county residents to submit news items under a general heading. The notice calls for items from AH parts of the county and targets teen contributors for a community bulletins column.
Caroline schools reopen after long break
Local notices cover school reopening on Monday September 4 in Caroline County. Other items include Eastern Star resumes September 7, local church services, medical cases, sales pitches, and community updates on housing, apparel, and a welcome home service for Mary E. Cole at Smithson Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Thomas A. Kempis
Order of Eastern Star
Frederick Harper
Royal Oak
Williston
George E. Sokolsky
Caroline County
Ridgely
Denton
A. Miller
Third St
Randolph Ave
Wm. K. Scotton
Market Street
Fifth
Denton Methodist Episcopal Church
Milton S. Andrews
U—M
K. Newnam
Holy Trinity Church
Greensboro
Christ Church
St. Paul’s Church
Hillsboro
Vivian Wooley
George Wooley
Federalsburg
Wooley
Lewes
Dover
Social News From Denton And Surrounding Areas
Miss Jane Wine of Denton has been named home economics teacher at Preston school filling Miss Miriam Lloyds vacancy. Miss Pringle and Hiram G. Tappan wed at a Denton home with Rev J W Krabill officiating. Numerous local residents visit relatives in Baltimore Easton Wilmington and Washington. Washington votes for repeal while Texas also goes wet. A near electrocution accident injures Harold Krabill in Denton as communities seek flood relief and health drives after a coastal storm with Red Cross aid and county relief efforts. Maryland reports 16 deaths with residents seeking federal funds and state support for rebuilding efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Wine
Denton
Board of Education
Caroline County
Preston School
Miriam Lloyd
Wine
Western Maryland College
Harrison
Maine
Mary Stella Pringle
Webster Pringle
Federalsburg
Hiram Grandel Tappan
J. W. Krabill
Pringle
Caroline High School
J. Frank Saulsbury
J. Frank Booth
Washington
Susan Saulsbury
Winchester
William C. Marth
Billie
Woodbine
N. J
W. E. Tarburton
Ethel
Tilghman
Easton
John B. Patchett
Henry Becker
Brooklyn
J N. Y
Lida McGann
Thomas
Esther Kelley
Greensboro
India Todd
Frank Doerr
E. R. Hastings
Laurel
Isaac Larrimore
del- Mar-Va
Wm. R. Trippe
Baltimore
E. T. Tubbs
South Second Street
Fred Towers House
North Second
The
Square
Millard Collison
Otto Kishner
McKeesport
Kirshner
Isabelle Hake
Wilmington
Hitchcock
Wilmer Parker
Dover
Webster J. Taylor
Mary Culver
Eleanor Arget
Pocono Lake
Niaggara Falls
Canada
W. T. Shockley
Dorothy
Havre de Grace
Clarence Shockley
E. C. Martin
W. J. Martin
Arizona
Margaret
Joseph H. Vansant
Philadelphia
Rehoboth
Del
Anna Moore Baxter
Sam Nowell
Sension
New Jersey
Hiawatha
South Second St
Audrey Smith
Richard Webb Jr
Richard Webb Sr
Raymond N. Fifield
Florence Patchett
Gerald Pine
Chas. Howard
Washington, D. C
William Taylor
Little
Myra
Belmar
Walter Sylvester
Texas
Harold Krabill
Havel Krabill
EB. Paul Knotts
William H. Bradshaw
Crisfield
Chesapeake Bay
Atlantic
Del-Mar-Va
Albert €. Ritchie
Maryland
John Pollard
Virginia
W. W. McCabe
Ocean City
George, W. Radcliffe
Regional Public Works
T. Pliny Fisher
Westminidents
Ster
Vote Against the Beer Law In Caroline County History
Forty years ago Caroline County banned liquor sales and kept politics free of liquor ties. A September 12 vote to adopt a beer law risks reviving liquor influence, corruption, and violence seen in the 1880s, endangering local option, schools, and polling integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Caroline
Theodore Roosevelt
Baltimore
North Point
Marriage of Marie Smithson and Hilton Watts
Smithson Mr and Mrs Fred Quidas announce the marriage of their daughter Marie to Mr Hilton Watts on Monday of last week Watts is son of Mr and Mrs J Watts of Burrsville MD they will reside in Philadelphia where Mr Watts is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Quidas
Marie
Hilton Watts
Lena Worm
Jack Sughars
Reading
E. Dukes
August Quidas
Easton Hospital
William Willoughby
Maryland University Hospital
John Fooks
Washington, D. C
J. Taft
Aileen Perry
Four youths escape drowning as river floods Federalsburg street
In Federalsburg the Choptank River flooded Main Street rear of the Stowell home. Four youths James Poyner Thelma Bradley Mathilda Croll and Blanche Croll, none able to swim, clung to submerged vegetation until rescued. Their boat owned by Lewis Weiland drifted away. Also noted were Mrs John W Stowell and Mrs Orlando McClure fleeing Ocean City. Typhoid serum sales spike post storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg
John S. Stowell Jr
James Poyner
Thelma Bradley
Mathilda Croll
Blanche Croll
Hickman
Poyner
Main Street
Stowell
Lewis Weiland
Ocean City
John W. Stowell
Caroline County
Funeral for Henry Wilkinson draws Ridgely crowd
A large Ridgely area funeral drew many mourners last Friday as flood damaged roads hindered travel. Rev. Tawes officiated with assistants Short and Matthews. Mrs. Brackett sang and Dr. Kirwan led graveside rites. Out of town guests included Minnie Jones and the Lees of Milbourne and Philadelphia attendees.
Local social notes from Hobbs area events
Hobbs area residents and visitors are listed attending gatherings and visits. People named include Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ricards Chaffinch Ruff Weeks Crump Hubbard Jarrimore Vickery Fearins Wilson Mylers Archer Myers Sutherlan Butler Towers Dandy and others. Events cover visits to Cambridge Easton Rehoboth Bishopville and Washington with church activities and a resume of Christian Endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Allen
J. R. Ricards
O. J. Chaffinch
Gertrude Ruff
Ida Weeks
Eva Crump
Cambridge
Easton
Washington
Sherman Hubbard and
W. E. Hubbard
Paul,Moore
Christine
Alilen
John Cannon
Rehoboth
Joe Larrimore
Allen
Harry Vickery
Jesse Fearins
George Wilson
George Wilson Jr
Frank Davis
Paul Myers
Harry Mylers
New Jersey
W. T. Archer
Louise Chaffinch
Denton
JJ R. Starkey
T. A. Satterfield
F. N. Smith
Esther
Sue
J. A. Billings
Christian Endeavor
Master Russell Hubbard
J. F.sutherlan
Bowers Beach
Ruffville
N. J
Marietta Butler
Helen Towers
Bishopville
J. H. Dandy
Western Shore
Visiting relatives and guests frequent area homes
Henderson and Milke families along with friends from Philadelphia Wilmington Annapolis Miami and Atlantic City visited and were hosted by local residents including the Kusmauls Sanders Coyle Marvel Seeney Jones Sweeney Cartwright and Gooden families over the weekend Various nieces nephews and cousins accompanied by Miss Helen Hudson Miss Betty Kimball Miss Audrey King and others were noted as staying or visiting in Wilmington Lancaster and Richmond Park Beuna Vista and nearby areas during the period
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Milke
Albert
Henry Milke
Olga
Adolph Milke
Walter Runner
Lena Lines
Jimmy Sanders
Wilmington
Jack Coyle
Mollie Ditch
Miami
Fla
Helen Hudson
Betty Kimball
Frank Marvel
Jane
Hattie Seeney
Annapolis
Mollie Marvel
Robert Jones
Anna Jones
Sam Jones
Susan Jones
Alan Sweeney
East Lansdowne
E. C. Gooden
Chas. Cartwright
Richardson Park
T. A. Montague
Mildred Gooden
Varton
T. H. Gough
Audrey King
Atlantic City
Evelyn Walls
Roy Medford
Robert Dill
Lancaster
Herbert Walls
Annabel Clark
Beuna Vista
Local residents and visitors noted in town social column
Marydel Mrs. Leonard Covell returned to Arlington New Jersey after vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs T E Heather. Mrs Herman Cohee recently operated on in Mercy Hospital Baltimore has returned home. Mr and Mrs Drummond and daughter Florence of Philadelphia visited Mrs Drummond’s father Dr J R Smith last weekend. Various locals Miss Cora Pippin Miss Edna Walls and others are home briefly or visiting relatives in town including Miss Loretta Ware in Wilmington and Mrs Fannie Hummer’s Rae Machen family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
Henry Wilkinson
W. E. Habbart
Texas
R. L. Tawes
Ocean City
W. D. Short
L. S. Matthews
JM. A. Brackett
F. W. Kirwan
Messrs
John Brown
Foster Clark
T. C. Horsey
J. Owen Knotts
J. Frank Lane
Leo Meginney
J. Ed. Nichols
T. Frank Seward
Minnie B. Jones
William Lees
Milbourne
Hugh H
Gardner Burton
Agnes Burton
Custis Burton
Philadelphia
Detwiler
Kentmore Park
Kennedyville
Roy Mitchell
Edna Detwiler
Ridge Dy
Henry Detwiler
Greensboro
Andrew Mitchell
Denton
Alfred [Geltetly
Williston
Enoch Zeigler
Magnolia
Frank Zeigler
Harry Crouse
Ernest Tribbett
Near Ridgely
Crouse
Tribbett
Helen Edna
Barbara Jean
T. L. Day
Thomas Shannahan
Sparrows Point
Charles Herzog
Baltimore
Day
Robert Greenfield
John Deaver
Kate Ryan
Chester
Catherine Adams
James Satterfield
Tilghman Roe
Wilmington
Madeline Ryan
E. L. Coblenz
Reading
The
Reformed Church
Mulford
Swing
James Wilson
Elsmere
Del
Frank Klotz
Margaret
Alan Temple
S. S. Washington
New York
Rent
E. G. Finney
Meginney Brave
James Pippin
A. W. Thompson
Addie Porter
Allen Parsons
Harrington
H. E. Reininger
Elmer Hoffman
Messenger
Federalsburg
Wingate Short
Michael Mercader
Mercader
Drew
Detroit
Mich
Walter Mitchell
Herbert Keeneman
Mulford Swing
Chris Hoffman
Cambridge
Hoffman
Virginia Williams
Toronto
Canada
Hancock
Harry Cornish
Frank Matthews
Helen Hollingsworth
Mildred Hollingsworth
Church Hill
Carlisle
Walter Bennington
Alice i Bennington
Rehoboth
Andrew. Mitchell
Harvey Holsinger
Fred ‘Battle
Dover
Stella Matthews
George Wooters
William Wooters
William Matthews
Smyrna
W. M. Wiley
Paul Holsinger
Morton Holsinger
Prospect Park
J. Applebaum
Salisbury
L. A. Davis
Boston
Leola Temple
Maryland General Hospital
Leonard Covell
Arlington
N. J
T. E. Heather
Herman Cohee
Mercy Hospital
Mary and
Ethel
Westfield
J. Tyson Heather
Helen Heather
Virginia Jacobs
Chicago Fair
Cora Pippin
Maud Hummer
Elkton
Edna Walls
Marcus Hook
Ed Morris
Loretta Ware
A. E. Heather
J. T. Heather
Anne Jump
Wyoming
Rae Machen
Fannie Hummer
Malcolm Pritchett
Seaford
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter
Mrs Frank Fleming has been spending days with daughter in Washington DC. They will return home with her. Several locals visit Baltimore Ocean City Philadelphia Chicago and Chicago Worlds Fair. Various social visits noted among families Fleming Bowman Smith Kline Skinner Sparklin Lane Knott and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fleming
Urban Bowman
Washington, D.C
Nichols
Federalsburg
Norman Clark
Milford Kline
Nancy Jane Kline
Ocean City
Harvey Baker
Vashti Downes
Maryland
Powell Craige
Katie Kerr
Philadelphia
Joseph Short
Mary Cooper
Clara Price
Donald Flowers
Chicago
Catherine
Elsie Skinner
John Skinner
Joe Eaton
Chas. Jarrell
Frances Fisher
Chas. Morgan
Easton
Annie Jump
Carrie Fleming
Meta
June Lundy
Jersey City
Seward Smith
Wilmington
I. T. Sparklin
John Lane
Nicholas Knott
St. Michaels
Edward Sherwood
Louise Gray
Mary Rowe
Newton Smith
Rehoboth
Social whirl from world fairs to family visits
Long list of local residents and guests visiting relatives and hosts across Maryland and Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Stevens attend Chicago's World Fair and a national letter carriers convention in Des Moines. Numerous посещения in Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Wilmington, Chestertown, Seaford, and Kentmore Park.
Pleasant birthday and social events in Preston
A sequence of social gatherings fills Preston with birthdays and visits. Mrs Annie Fluharty hosted a Saturday party with a long guest list at Mrs Celia Kellys home. Mrs Howard Harris held a bridge luncheon with a large turnout including guests from Virginia New Jersey and Baltimore. Regular church services and weekend visitors to Moody Bible Institute are noted along with residents visiting relatives in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Fluharty
Celia Kelley
A. J. Messick
Alex Fluharty
James Fluharty
May Barrow
Mary Barrow
Harry Whiteley
Tuff
Hattie LeCompte
Katherine Flaharty
E. T. Moore
Clayton Taylor
Fulton Noble
Bessie Noble
Emaline Wright
George Poole
Charlie Turner
Archer Spies
Katherine Spies
Helen Spies
J. Frank Ledman
Rose Burgess
W. H. Collins
Lloyd Fooks
Louise van Dyke
Joseph Trice
Fannie Kreiger
Will Cannon
Cleota Messick
Ralph Logan
Charlie Whiteley
Howard Harris
T. L. Trice
E. B. Blades
Max Chambers
Harry Hollis
Douglas Fooks
Katie Parker
Orland Blades
Lloyd Cannon
John Noble
Herman Schmick
A. F. Blades
Lloyd Blades
J. L. Gallagher
F. B. Marden
Miss Pursell
Hayward Cox
A. W. Walsh
Richmond
Virginia
H. L. King
Coytesville
N. J
C. E. Glass
Brooklyn
Walter Clements
Plainfield
Smith
Osher
James Krause
John Krause
Wilmington
Del
Robert Harding
Cambridge
Leroy Smith
Salisbury
Tobin
Darby, Pa
Will Gubler
Dorothy Lee
Linwood
Hayward Dean
Chester
Florence Dean
Moody Bible Institute of
Chicago
Bible School
Dwight L. Moody
Henry H. Schauer
Preston
Robert Cannon
Lee Noble
Baltimore
Baltimore. Divine Worship Will Be Held At Thelr Church of
Epiphany Mission
Isabel Douglas
Rehoboth
Steve Brown
Ithaca
New York
Walbrook
Miss Catherine Towers Birthday Party At Home
Miss Catherine Towers celebrated her twentieth birthday at her home with about fifty five guests. The house was decorated in pink and white crepe paper and the dining room featured lighted candles and decorated cakes. Gifts were received and guests reported a good time. Numerous relatives and friends from Philadelphia Wilmington Federalsburg Smithville Anderson town and Williston visited or stayed nearby over the weekend and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Towers
Here
Miss Towers
Lulu E. Minder
Raymond and
William
Philadelphia
Norman Smith
Norman
Wilmington
Olas Smith
Jerome Meredith
Vernon Nichols
Federals
Burg
Near Here
Oscar Nichols
Gladys Meredith
Smithville
Clementine Fountain
Andersontown
Fred Love
Hazel
Vincent
Denton
Olaf Smith
John Howard Jr
Williston
Will Andrew
A. W. Betts
Union Grove
Harry Burke
Near
Powees
Owen Howard Jr
Washington
Admin letters granted in multiple Maryland estates
On application, letters of administration or testamentary were granted for several estates. Peter T. Everngam’s personal estate went to J Norman Everngam with bonds approved and Emmett Hignutt and John Nichols named as appraisers. Scholarships at Washington College were awarded to Richard L Ledbetter and Marvin H Smith. Genevieve C Roe filed a special guardianship account for Frederick D Roe. Ida V Melvin’s estate went to Een N Melvin with bonds approved and Lawless and Fountain named as appraisers. Sarah E Williams’s estate went to Jacob O Williams with bonds approved and Davis and Jefferson named as appraisers. Notice to creditors ordered in Melvin and Williams estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter T. Everngam
J. Norman Everngam
Bond
Emmett Hignutt
John Nichols
Washington College
Chestertown
Maryland
Richard L. Ledbetter
Greensboro
Federalsburg
Genevieve C. Roe
Frederick D. Roe
Ida’ V. Melvin
Een N. Melvin
Benjamin F. Lawless
Walter Fountain
Sarah E. Williams
Jacob O. Williams
Harry W. Davis
Donald E. Jefferson
Greensboro and Environs Community Note and Obituary
Edward Sapp Smith aged 26 son of Mr and Mrs N Alvin Smith died in a Philadelphia hospital after illness from sinus trouble that led to brain abscesses nine months of operations. He worked for Sun Oil in Philadelphia and was married to Eileen Kurtz of Philadelphia with a ten month old daughter. Funeral in Philadelphia. Greensboro Community Club opens year Sept 81 with NRA talk by Miss Florence Monk. Numerous local visits and social notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sapp Smith
N. Alvin Smith
Philadelphia
Greensboro
Tacoma Park
Beacom’s College
Wilmington
Sun Oil Company
Eileen Kurtz
Hewitt Smith
Harrington
Del
Dorothy Cross
L. E. Cross
Mable Rich
Mary Catherine Porter
Cahall
Hillsboro
Harris Legg
Stevensville
Stephanie Ford
Denton
Attie Weaver
John Baynard
Near Ridgely
Nancy Thornton
Jack Thornton
Smith Longfellow
Lumberston
N. C
Comegys VanSant
Ralph Hutson
Fletcher Clark
Louisville
Kentucky
Harrison Nashold
Harvey Dunning
Clayton
Detroit
Mich
Clinton Jarman
Emma Wyatt
Virginia Sullivan
Florence Thornton
Susie Ford
Easton
Abram Gottwall
University of Maryland
George Gottwall
Lulu Hevalow
Frederick
Genevieve Roe
Rehoboth
M. McKee
Alvah Dobson
Ruth Jackson
Princess J Anne
Mary Jackson
W. B. Medford
Valley Falls
N. Y
Messrs
Henry
Frank Medford
Elfen
Belle Worthington
Baltimore
Ethel Pritchett
Seward Smith
Joseph Rogers
Charles Nichols
Sallie Nichols
Chester
Hubert Dill
Magnolia
Thomas Edwards
Ernest Pearson
Shenandoah Valley
Harry Taylor
Preston
L. W. Taylor
J. Harvey Coursey
John Harvey
Oscar Nichols
Bowers Beach
Wrenda Monroe
Thomas Hobbs
R. B. Rawlings
James Curry Jr
Medford Price
Elizabeth Hughes
Lucy Dingledine
Annapolis
Wilson Thornton
Smyrna
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Hicks Howard
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Nassau
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Eleanor Flowers
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Jake Gibson
Bridgetown
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Howard Wheatley
Wye Mills
Geo. Banks
Thelma Harrison
E. §. Blades
Violet Gibson
Oscar Briscoe
James Briscoe
Charles Morgan
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Henry ‘Morgan
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