County Public Notices Gathered Under This Head
Items of news from all county parts announce public business. CirCourt will hear orphans court matters on September 6 and Levy Court will convene on September 6. Schedule includes school board events and related notices.
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Galt Nor
Local Department reports taxes due and harvest prices
The column notes state, county, and town taxes are due as camp meetings end. Wheat sells from 07 to 1.07 dollars per bushel, corn at 60 cents. A broader round of local items mentions civic efforts, bank notices, deaths, weddings, and social visits across Denton, Ridgely, Easton, Cambridge, and surrounding Caroline, Talbot, and Dorchester counties, with community events, school salaries, and travel trends.
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Boone
Sadie FE. Anthony
State Normal School
West
Denton National Bank
G.S. Raleigh
Maryland
Westminster
M. Hooper Gray
Sykesville Hospital
Talbot County
Atensboro Social Notes and School Teaching Plans
Miss Edith Jarman, Miss Rose Harrington and others spend Thursday at Tolchester with relatives and friends. The Caroline County School Board outlines public school teachers for the year with many assignments across Denton, Marydel, Greensboro, Federalsburg and more, while local social items note visits, gatherings, and community events around Queen Anne’s, Baltimore and Wilmington area.
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Caroline County School Board
7Solime High School
Denton
Edward M. Noble
Mas. Olizabeth A. Pippin
Frances K. Crouse
Te. G. Radinesvard
Marydel
Cora M. Pippin
Henderson
A. Louise Alton
Local Gossip Highlights Community Visits and Tendencies
Mel Horney spent Wednesday with his mother and sister while Mrs N Solloway recovers from a three week illness. Rev Win Trudson of Little Creek visited Mr J C Longfellow, and Mr J Longfellow Jr has a tomato vine bearing both yellow and red fruit. Mr W Tuickman is busy canning tomatoes, and John Green returned to New York after several weeks with relatives here.
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Cape May
Caroline County
Thomas C. Green
Bridgetown
Stephens
Normal School
Baltimore
Treasury
Annapolis
Ridgely
Cambridge
Easton
Salisbury
Reginald TH. Ridgely
William S. Ridgely
State Normal School
Frostburg
William PD. Uhler
William T. Hienutt
Smithville
Win. Parker
Ollie Hignutt
Hignutt
Miss Hubbard
Orphans’ Court
Talbot County
Denton
Mary J. Johnson
Bergean W. Johnson
Camden
Anton Grifith
W. A. Johnson
Concord
Montifusa A. Johnson
Philadelphia
George Edsall
Mro
Robert Bryan
Shady Nook Farm
Tuckahoe Neck
Ethel Bryan
Lenora
Nellie Valliant
Natharine McShane
Blanche Fleetwood
Waverly
Madge Beauchamp
Beacom’s Business College
Wilmington
Zachanas Wilson
J. J. Beasley
Cecil
Coleraine
N. Co
W. F. de Pord
William D. Anthony
Martha Bailey
Wye Mills
J. B. Roop
Anna Pearl Griffin
Henry R. Lewis
Annie
Mima Nichols
Dawson George
Ralph Taylor
Irene and
Warren
J. F. Roop
Hobbs
Lee Cooper
Dover
Bessie Wright
Willow Cirove
Del
Merritt I. Hubbard
Glenn Hellopeter
Rockton
Jesse Spicher
Fifn DeFord
Monumental City
J. L. Carrow
Elizabeth
Caroling County
Raymond Deakyne
Little
Mel. Horney
N. Solloway
New York
Epworth League to Reopen With Evening Services
Towson area notes report Mrs Alfred G Ritter and children with sister Miss Katherine Cross visiting Mrs Chas K Collins. Epworth League to reopen Sunday evening with services at 8. Mrs E P Foote hosted a group of young friends Tuesday. Will Deen shows slight improvement after a lengthy illness. Anita Leonard of Easton visiting Miss Mary Todd this week.
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Elizabeth Wheeler
Chester
Edward
Galbert Morgan
J. A. Morgan
Manassas
George S. Lightner
Queen Anne
Charleston
W. Va
Estelle T. Warren
Washington
Cole
Baltimore
Hillsboro Totel
Ruthsburg
Anderson
Queen Anne School
Elmer Wheeler
Hackett Morgan
Cashe
Henderson
Charles Cole
Baggs
Mr. Black
W. L. Mason
Tiina Morgan
St. Pauls
Dr. Watt
Wilmington
Denton M. BE
James T. Richardson
Laurel
Capt
AL. Price
Philadelphia
Holiness
Denton
Williston
Jennie Kelley
Charles H. Nuttle
Chicago
Alfred G. Ritter
Katherine Cross
Towson
Chas. K. Collins
Epworth League
E. P. Foote
Will Deen
Anita Leonard
Easton
Mary Todd
Peach crop profits rise for Bridgeville farmer
A Bridgeville writer notes this year’s peach crop was profitable for farmers despite a smaller overall yield. The Elberta variety dominated earnings, selling 90 cents to 1.35 per basket at the station. C. P. Swain leads with two hundred Elbertas on under two acres, harvesting 1136 baskets worth just over 1150 dollars, with more expected to push his total near 1200.
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Bridgeville
C. P. Swain
Local visitors and social notes in Griffin area
Griffin reports Mr. D W King from a Baltimore commission house spending a few days with fruit growers. Canneries in the region report little work and poor tomato quality. Mr. Wm S Shipley of Marcus Hook visited Mr. W A Robinson, Griffin. Miss Jennie Stafford of Denton stayed this week with Mrs. W A Robinson.
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D. W. King
Baltimore
Wm. &S. Shipley
Marcus Hook
W. A. Robinson
Gaiffin
Jennie Stafford
Denton
Denton visitors stay with local relatives in town
Miss Sallie Clark of Denton visited her aunt Mrs James Short for several days. Miss Stella Short also spent a few days with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Clark in Denton.
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Sallie Clark
Denton
James Short
Stella Short
Mrs. Clark
Will of James W Wilson probated in Orphans Court
In the Orphans Court on Tuesday last the will of James W Wilson, deceased, was admitted to probate and letters testamentary granted to Addie L Wilson and Fred IR Owens, executors named therein. Bond filed. Clin ton Cook and Jacob Ghingher appraised personal property. Creditors notice ordered. Ilenty Wilson appointed to fill a vacant scholarship at Washington College. A decree for sale of Willis A Liden real estate granted. William W Noble and Ebner W Deen appointed trustees to make the sale.
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Orphans’ Court
James W. Wilson
Addie L. Wilson
Fred. IR. Owens
Clinton Cook
Jacob Ghingher
Ilenty Wilson
Washington College
Willis A. Liden
William W. Noble
Ebner W. Deen
Watermelon Load Wins Big in Bridgely
Mr. W. L. Breeding delivered a notable shipment of watermelons to town on Wednesday. The display included a giant melon weighing fifty pounds the largest seen in days.
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Bridgely
W. L. Breeding
Entertainments This Winter
Secretary Noble of the entertain ment committee has arranged the following dates for the entertainers secured The Harmony Quintet Saturday evening December 7 Old Times in Dixie Col Slam January 27 The Bentley Ball Musical Combination Washingtons Birthday The Pierces April 5
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Noble
Entertainment Committee
Harmony Quintet
Dixie
Bentley Ball
Washington
Pierces
Grave Robbers Arrested Over Emma Gibbs Grave
John Bell Joseph Bantam and Elberta Eaton colored residents were jailed after robbing the grave of Emma Gibbs who died about a month earlier near town. They dug up the coffin and swapped the undershirt Eaton feared losing for a replacement shirt.
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Emma Gibbs
John Bell
Joseph Bantam
Elberta Eaton
Elberta
Missionary Rev Murphy Addresses Local Church
Rev N G Murphy after ten years in Japan gave an address at the Methodist Protestant Church on Wednesday evening. The note also lists wallpaper patterns including sea piece gilt sea piece and window shades at Thomas and Messer 1915 W Baltimore Street Baltimore.
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N.G. Murphy
Japan
Thomas & Messer
Baltimore Street
Batimore
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Calvin Bator
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Glohn Cohee
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Burrsville
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Bertha
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Iove
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William N. Willis
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Choptunk
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Poplar Neck
Addie R. Poole
Mubbard
Bertha Holbrook
Bethlehem
Ethel P. Cade
J. L. Sparklin
Sallie B. Mowbray
Dora Noble
Noa Wright
Hickory Hill
Lelia J. Cox
Houston
Nichols
Laura M. Davis
Lawe's
Mattie M. Moore
Tillexboro
Grace Twubbard
Mabel Knotts
Thawley
Laura Stevenson
Saulsbury
Mary BE. Brumbaugh
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Hattie Dukes
Sownsboro
Nora Holsinger
Oak Ridge
Aliss Clara Holsinger
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Inez Dever
J. W. Gibson
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Myrtle M. Dukes
Anita Smith
Thurman’s Grove
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Kentellgicres
Annie J. Todd
R.d.s. Tullock
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Chestnut Grove
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Ellen
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Greensboro
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Delaware Hospital
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Orphans’ Court Proceedings
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