Social News From Hillsboro and Nearby Visits
Hillsboro highlights include Ruth Watson and Helen Green visiting Sadie Wothers. Covell and Pilchard families travel and attend gatherings with Baltimore Cambridge and Richmond trips. Scouts hold an alleday hike led by Scout-master Baynard. Various residents host and visit relatives in Salisbury Washington Philadelphia Queen Anne and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Watson
Helen Greenwell
Lock Whistnant
Washington
Sadie Wothers
Hunter
Frances
Florence Covell
Harry Covell
S. N. Pilchard
Purnell Horsey
G. L. Wilson
Cambridge
Edgar Blanche
Baltimore
Blanche
T. E. Heather
Clara Evans
Ruth
Hillsboro
J. R. McSorley
Roe, Jr
Elwood Fleming
Corinne Greenly
Capt. Bucklew
Emma Lock
Edgar Blades
Virginia
Boy Scouts of
Hillshoro
T. Baynard
John Shively
Wilmington
George Stewart
Salisbury
John Wilson
Philadelpia
H. Lay Beaven
Richmond
Indiana
Earl Wothers
John Wothers
Frances Fisher
Queen Anne
Local notices mix fairs, sales, and meetings in Denton area
Public notices and social items fill a Denton page: millinery openings and corsetiere services, W C T U meeting September 11, and alumni gatherings. Farm sale near Tuckahoe Neck, a Douglass rail bridge collapse repair, typhoid cases in Caroline county, and car crashes on state roads. A carnival at Sixth and Franklin closes tonight amid large crowds. Funeral for William J. Layton noted in Burrsville with services at Wesley Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Ida S. Hollingsworth
Ella Boone
Barcley
Franklin St
Tuckahoe Neck
Choptank
Caroline Council
United American Mechanics
Caroline High School
Cyrus Stuffit
Greensboro
Georgia
Stufft
Cecilton
Charles K. Evans
Evans
T. Dukes Roe
Thawley
E. C. Wright
Thawley’s Grove
Thawley’s Church
Caroline County
Preston
Ridgely
Fowling Creek
John H. Bullock
Harrington
Kent County
Del
John W. Sheldrake
Caroline
Ku Klux Klan
West Denton
Mr. Luzader
William Finn
Luzader
Sixth
Franklin Streets
Denton Fire Company
Community Club
William J. Layton
Aina B. White
Philadelphia
Layton
Burrsville
White
John Price
William P. Carroll
Wesley Mt. FE. Church
George L. Hardesty
Seaford
Social Guests and Visits Across Denton and Vicinity
A long list of social visits and guests from Dover Atlantic City Wye Mills Philadelphia Baltimore and Wilmington are noted in Denton this Labor Day weekend and surrounding days. Many locals entertain relatives and friends with trips to Delaware Water Gap Ocean City and Poconos while several residents return or travel to Philadelphia Baltimore Chester and Washington for leisure and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hurley
Kathryn
Bernadette Thomas
Dover
Del
Lulu Johns
Atlantic City
N. J
Irene Callahan
Wye Mills
Pearl Laramore
Floyd Porter
Elsie Brittingham
E. H. Brittingham
Denton
Hobbs
Chester
A. G Lenton
Sherwood Oil Company
Baltimore
Leyton
G. Lacey Butler
John Winthrow
Salisbury
Lizzie Winthrow
Priscilla Winiiow
Parsonsbury
David H Tullis
Frank P. Covey
Onolee
Carl Hamilton
Addison
N. Y
Maryland to manufacture car tags and signs at state prison
Caroline county motorists will obtain license tags next year manufactured at the Maryland penitentiary. The State Board of Prison Control awarded a contract to a Philadelphia company for machinery to produce tags and road signs used across Maryland. Machinery cost is $35,125.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Maryland
State Board of Prison Control
Philadelphia
Local Social Roundup from Choptank Area
Mrs W E Dillon and Miss Estelle Wright hosted the Twentieth Century Community Club with husbands at Miss Wrights home. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Gilbert Waldron of Wilmington and Mr and Mrs Rolph and Mrs Steeh an of Philadelphia. Canning season winds down as Choptank Canning Co sent workers home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Dillon
Estelle Wright
Twentieth Century Community Club
Gilbert Waldron
Wilmington
FE. M. Waldron
Rolph
Steehan
Philadelphia
M. E Wright
Choptank Canning Co
M. A. Dickerson
Queen Anne
W. EL Dillon
William Brown
Bridgeville
W. EL Williamson
Wilson Dillon
Caddie Jones
Chester
John Voshell
Bowman
Kansas
Charles Andrews
Baltimore
M. Estelle Wright
St. Georges
Del
G. K. Wright
Easton
Ladies Aid Society entertains at Mrs Cokee home
Concord reports a large Ladies Aid Society gathering with a busy program and refreshments. An adjourned meeting is planned for October 4. Upcoming events include a September 17 meeting at Walter Fountain's home with an old-time testimony meeting led by N M Vanscoy and a scriptural message by W E Bullock, plus Sunday School and preaching. Rev Adkins shows pictures. Carl Hamilton and Mrs Hamilton visit from AddisOn NY. Mrs Wright returns to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
8. B. Cokee
Walter Fountain
N. M. Vanscoy
W. E. Bullock
Epworth League
C. H. Adkins
Carl Hamilton
Addison
N. Y
Lewis Wright
Philadelphia
Spence Family Hosts. Local News From Smithville
Smithville notes say Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Spence and son Joseph F. of Philadelphia spent the weekend with J. H. Spence. Rosell Bullock suffered a horse kick injury Saturday and is slowly recovering. L. N. Alford hosted William A. Alford, Effie of Federalsburg, and family. Lyden and Closson groups and Elbert Lyden visited Tolchester on Sunday. Boomery M. E. Church Sunday School to meet at 10 tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Spence
Joseph F
Philadelphia
J. H. Spence
Little Rosell Bullock
L. N. Alford
William A. Alford
Effie
Federalsburg
Walter Lyden
Orland Closson
Elbert Lyden
Tolchester
Boomery M. E
Adolphus Teat
Baltimore
Fred Kemp
Samuel Bear
C. Holsinger
Marguerite
The
Reformed Church
Ida Dyer
Centreville
Margaret Robinson
Elnora Slaughter
Hartley
Grace Thompson
Georgetown
Del
W. H. Smith
Carrie Latcham
Milford
Marry Lane
Miss Dill
Wilmington
Moot Wiley
Lakewood
New Jersey
Ida Betson
Howard
Dover
Harmony News Brief of Local Weddings and Visits
Harmony. Mr Ollie M Carpenter and Miss Pearl V Andrews wed at M I parsonage Easton on Saturday night August 26 Rev Mr Meeks officiated The stork visited the Williamson home Thursday morning leaving a fine baby girl Mr and Mrs William R Layton and their little son were guests of Mrs Edith Layton and family Sunday Mr Ollie Carpenter of Faston was a Sunday guest of friends here Clarence Richards spent the week end with family at Ganeys Janes W Jayne of Newark was a recent visitor here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie M. Carpenter
Pearl V. Andrews
M. 1
Easton
Meeks
Stork
Raymond Williamson
William R. Layton
Little Son
Edith Layton
Ollie Carpenter
Faston
Clarence Richards
Ganeys
Janes VT
Jayne
Newark
J. H. Sides
Chestertown
Arthur Peacock
Brooklyn
Charles Starkey
Sides
Methodist Church
George Kirch
Cornelius Murray
Plainfield
N. J
Alfred Thompson
Murray
John Scully
W. J. Pindar
Elizabeth Poore
Marcus Hook
Pindar
George Slaughter, Jr
George Slaughter
Walter Lepson
Clara
Selby Smith
John Moore
C. S. Holsinger
Florence
S. C
Oliver Pherson
N. F. Rickards
Pennsylvania
Wesley Bower
George Wooters
Fred Koenemann
Arthur Richards
Henrytown
Barry Reininger
Harvey Reininger
Wilmington
Mr. Johnson
Federalsburg
Johnson
Delia
Clarence Lane
Frederick
Philadelphia
John Lane
Virginia Hayes
Abs. D. FE. Messenger
Dorothy
Helen
Grace
A. W. Thompson
Herr
Oklawaha
Florida
Greensboro
John Bunting
Berlin
Ridgely
Community Club
T. A. Smith
George Dutton
Del
W. F. Bullock
William Eaker
Harold
Bangor
Masters Armel Long
William Raleigh
Iarold Hatfield
Georgetown
Ellis Gibson
Lee Bennington
Frank Flounders
J. Westey McKnott
Sadlersville
C. W. Jackson
Ed, Hammond
Anna
Caroline
Wm. H. Hutson
Billie Goodwin
Chester
William H. Goodwin
Jacob Stockley
Emma Seward
Dover
S. G. Dill
R. H. Dill
Emma Dill
Byron G. Moore
Norristown
Irvin Kenton
W. N. Walls
G. C. King
Atlantic City
L. M. Jones
Henry Gruwell
Lee Clark
Edith
Magnolia
W. B. Gruwell
William G. Carrow
Billie
Cape Charles
Viola Clayville
Earl Conaway
Baltimore
C. H. Clayville
Harry Gibson
Hannah
Delmar
J. W. Gibson
Harry Karcher
John Pritchett
R. D. Hill
Pearl Ditl
Robert
Hattie Winson
Rufus Hill
Anna M. Jones
Wilbur Andrews
Denton
A. H. Gooden
Frank Gruwell
Cordova
Pauline Cole
Bluefield
Sue Wilson
S. C. Johnson
Ridgely News Letter Social Roundup and Guests
Long list of visits and entertaining across Ridgely and nearby towns. Mr J H Sides and Mr Arthur Peacock visit Chestertown and Brooklyn. numerous locals host family and friends from Templeville Marcus Hook and Philadelphia. church programs announce sermons on Christianity and Earth. community events include a benefit movie and cafeteria supper. residents update on housing sales and summer travels.
Social Notes From Centreville and Nearby Towns
Local residents host relatives and guests from Baltimore Cambridge Philadelphia and Wilmington. Carried among visits engagements church events and school matters with several tastings of social calls and minor patronages across Centreville Towson Cambridge Dover and Ocean City.
West Denton Personal News Recaps Surprising Harbor Visit
West Denton society guests gather for a surprise at the wharf when the May N arrived. Attendees include Mr and Mrs William I Cody and extended circles from Talbot, Wilmington, Preston, and Baltimore, with hospitality by Mrs Pepper and others in Tuckahoe Neck and Gladwyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William I. Cody
West Denton
Alfred Harris
Elizabeth Wooters
Clarence Wooters
Wm. Lane
Talbot County
Cody
Joseph Horner
Jesse Tyson
Wilmington
Albert Willis
Preston
Grover
Koontz
Baltimore
Everett A. Pepper
GM. Christie
J. A. Hartington
Katherine
Ruth Hoarman
Pepper
Albert Satterfield
Arthur Bird
W. Barlow
Charles FE. Bright
Marcus Hook
A. EL. Saiterfield
Chester
Flarry Zorovic
Brooklyn
N.Y
Ernest Cook
Francis
Albert
Paul
Raymond Ashwell
Sand
Charles
Gladwyne
Tuckahoe Neck
Double Tomato Yields Possible With Small Cost Increase
Dr H A Jones of the University of Maryland Experiment Station reports that Maryland tomato yields per acre can be doubled or trebled with only a slight rise in cost. His bulletin outlines steps for efficient production, stresses early planting in seed bed and field, and ends with production cost figures from multiple sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
H. A. Jones
University of Maryland Experiment Station
Preston Entertains At Five O'clock Dinner
Mr and Mrs A I Morgan hosted a Sunday five o clock dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs I L McMahon of Hurlock Mrs Webster Todd and Miss Mamie Ivins of Harmony Mr and Mrs T S Bradley of Edwood Miss Eunice and Mr Harold McMahon of Hurlock and Mr Russell Morgan of Philadelphia Also Mr Benjamin Cohee and Mr Orville Morgan of Grove spent Sunday at Tolchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Morgan
I. L. McMahon
Hurlock
Webster Todd
Mamie Ivins
Harmony
T. 5. Bradley
Edwood
Eunice
Harold McMahon
Russell Morgan
Philadelphia
Benjamin Cohee
Orville Morgan
Grove
Tolchester
Burrsville Remains of William Layton Interred at Wesley Church
The remains of William Layton were brought from Philadelphia and buried at Wesley Church cemetery on Wednesday. Layton had long resided near Burrsville. Guests include Starvey Jacobs and family of Philadelphia visiting T. R. Jacobs, Layton’s son. Calvert C. Harvey and Osborne Harvey of Philadelphia spent the weekend with their mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Layton
Philadelphia
Wesley Church Cemetery
Layton
Starvey Jacobs
T. R. Jacobs
Calvert C. Harvey
Osborne Harvey
Understanding second choice rules in Caroline County primary
Caroline County voters and officials confront the second choice provision for the Democratic primary on September 11. The article explains how first and second choices determine county delegation to the State convention, with examples showing how votes are transferred when a candidate leads in first choice or when no clear majority exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Caroline
Bruce
Lewis
Norris
Goo
Lindsay C. Spencer
Handley Family Visitors From East and Midwest
Bethlehem and Philadelphia visitors including Mr and Mrs G H Handley and son Mrs Mary Car nine and Mrs Sallie McGill with Mr Janes Handley and three daughters Mrs Guy Handley and Mrs Frank Pritchett and children spent a week with Mrs W E Pritchett. Grownups expect to return to Sunday School Sunday morning and the children too.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Handley and Son
Philadelphia
Mary Carnine
Sallie McGill
Baltimore
W. E. Pritchett
Janes Handley
Cambridge
Guy Handley
Frank Patchett
Preston
Talbot County Politicking Shapes Up Garrett Rise in Talbot
In Easton Star-Democrat analysis Garrett gains momentum in Talbot with organized, well financed efforts across districts. France forces concede a closer race but expect victory by a wide margin, while Republicans rally to boost turnout amid increased financing and activity. Also reports weather and crop conditions in Maryland for the week ending September 5 with rains aiding crops and plowing for winter wheat underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton Star-Democrat
Talbot
Caroline
Garrett
Talbot County
France
Garrett Committee
Garrett Stock
Maryland
District of Columbia
Federalsburg
Caroline County
Baltimore City
Hard Winter Foretold by Local Prognosticators
Local prophets warn of an early fall and severe winter citing unseasonable August cold, heavy rainfall nationwide, Midwest drought, and heavier animal fur coats. They claim corn husks are unusually thick, opossums raccoons and rabbits show denser fur as supporting evidence for harsh winter conditions locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Middle Western
Orphans' Court Approves Sale Account and Probate Action
In Orphans Court Tuesday Judges West Harper and Shawn presided. Executors Robert J. Rice and Fred R. Owens of Robert C. Rice deceased had an account of sales of personal property approved. The will of Mary Layton Emerson was admitted to probate after proof. James D. Neal and T Pliny Fisher were authorized to assign a mortgage in the William J Neal estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawn
Robert J. Rice
Fred R. Owens
Robert C. Rice
Mary Layton Emerson
J. Roland Chaffinch
Denton National Bank
William J. Neal
James D. Neal
T. Pliny Fisher
4,300 Exhibits At Community Fairs And 6,000 At Fairs
Pigs poultry potatoes bread canned vegetables and meats products grown or prepared by extension club members were showcased in 4,300 exhibits at community fairs and 6,000 exhibits at county district and State fairs last year, per USDA reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Circus Comes to Denton Two Shows Day of Wild West Thrills
The Campbell Bailey Hutchinson Combined Circus and Wild West arrives in Denton with Davenport Family of Riders Azaki troupe and many acts. Acts include Rochetta walking on his head Arling ton Sisters in living statues and trained animals. A Wild West exhibition features over a dozen riders and ropers plus a free street parade. Performances set for 2 and 8 p m with two shows on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell-Bailey-Hutchinson
Wild West
Denton
Davenport
Azaki
Campbell Bailey
Hutchinson
Rochetta
Captain Dunbar
Campbell
Cheyenne Charlie
Oklahoma Bill
Prairie May
Dolly Vernon
Nowaday
Democratic Campaign Book 1922 in print for national committee use
The Democratic Campaign Book of 1922 is at the printer with rapid fulfillment for orders. Free copies go to national committee members, with others priced at ten cents each. It covers taxation, postwar policy, tariff profiteering, failed Republican promises, and other campaign facts to aid 1924 discussions. Direct orders to the Democratic National Committee, 710 Bond Building, Washington, payable to Cordell Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Congress
Republican Congress
Fordney-McCumber
Harding
Wilson
Democratic National Committee
Washington, D. C
Cordell Hall
Salisbury Advertiser and Wi comico Countian Merge Paper
The Salisbury Advertiser and the Wicomico Countian merge into a single newspaper issued starting this Saturday. The new joint edition will carry both papers’ names and publish as one local news source thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury Advertiser
Wicomico Countian
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John Chaffiech
Addie Wilson
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