Local Agricultural Market Notes and Town News
Wheat and corn prices noted with flour advertising from Maryland Queen. Tower & Bro. offer large and small lots of white and yellow corn. Miss Annie B Jump opens fall millinery in Marydel and Ridgely. Denton toll center and Claborne Annapolis ferry schedules updated. Dover Canning and Talbot Packing join in a major consolidation valued above half a million dollars. Bishop-elect Davenport to be consecrated at Trinity Cathedral on September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
LB. Towers & Bro
Maryland
Henry Poster
Tuckshoe Neck
Columbus Taylor
Seaford
L. B. Towers & Bro
Denton M. E. Church
Geo
Children’s Law
Eveingam
S. C. C. Dehart
Kentucky
Francis Knowles
Williston
L. B. ‘Towers & Bro
Annie B. Jump
Marydel
Hickman
Stanley D. Tagg
F. T. Tage
M. P. Church
Centreville
Will Hare
Ridgely
W. F. Temple
John Horsey
Alphonso Meredith
Elmer Horsey
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
Denton
Caroline County
Claborne
Annapolis
Claiborne
J.N. Mackall
State Roads Commission
Grove
Fowling Creek
Talbot County
Easton
Dover Canning Company
Talbot Packing and Preserving Company
Wilson M. Tylor
England
North Wales
George Walliam Davenport
Trinity Cathedral
Facton
Wedneday
George C. Sutton
Christ Church
Daniel 5. Tuttle
Missouri
North Dakota visitors and local social notes
Dr and Mrs Clarence Downes of La More North Dakota visited Denton with relatives while journeying about 150 miles daily. The list recalls many local social events including weddings, anniversaries, and travels of residents and visitors from Baltimore Philadelphia and Wilmington during the period, with numerous mentions of church and rectory connections, vacations and reunions across the region.
Social notes of regional visitors and guests
Henderson and Wilmington area residents host and visit kin and friends across several towns. The schedule lists numerous couples and children from Burrsville, West Grove PA, Wilmington, Goldsboro, Marydel, Darby, Chester, Millersville PA, Washington, and Denton spending weekends or vacations with relatives in Henderson, Jarman, and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Walls
Imer Baughley
Burrsville
Byron Moore
West Grove
Irving Kenton
Wilmington
Norman Smith
Goldsboro
J. W. Faulkner
Marydel
J. E. Walls
Henderson
Viola Clayville
Baltimore
George
C. H. Clayville
George C. King
Omer Jones
L. M. Jones
Ira Levenite
Millersville
Federalsburg Social Links and School Supper
Federalsburg residents hosted relatives from West Grove West Chester Wilmington and Baltimore last week while the primary department of the Mop Sunday School plans a supper on September 1 with oysters chicken and ice cream. Local visitors include Clyde Trice now with Burroughs Adding Machine Co Baltimore and Mr and Mrs Cooper from Wilmington visiting Bowdle family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. White
West Grove
Par
Munt Wahre
West Chester
Oh MacSorley
Biltmore
F.C. Mac Sorley
Clyde Trice
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Baltimore
Paul Cooper
Wilmington
Daniel Bowdle
Ethel Allen
J. M. Wright
Myre
Fred Cobb
Muss Bessie Lyden
Ocean City
Hickman Social Hour Honors Cousins with Games and Refreshments
Hickman hosts a Thursday night gathering in honor of cousin Miss Katherine Layton of Philadelphia and Miss Katherine Stevens of Wilmington. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. William Noble of Philadelphia and Chestertown visitors. Others attended a Cambridge trip, and Kathyrn Stevens returned home from Wilmington after a vacation with Helen Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Stevens
Katherine Layton
Philadelphia
Katherine Stevens
Wilmington
William Noble
Will Noble
George Willey
Tris Noble
Chestertown
George Noble
Mro
C. C. Stevens
Helen
Kay Layton
Lee Jester
Cambridge
Kathryn Stevens
Raymond Cannon
John Stevens
Alex Noble
Preston
Robert Jarrell
W. T. Elliott
Mass Esther Quillen
Del
Harmony Tent Meeting Closes Amid Large Attendance
Harmony reports a successful tent meeting with a Sunday night close and a baptismal service on Saturday afternoon drawing large crowds. Guests visiting local residents included Mr and Mrs Water Coulbourn of Hallock and Mr Adam Muller of Baltimore, plus J Carl Delange and Mrs George Smith of nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Coulbourn
Hallock
Adam Muller
Baltmore
A. B. Todd
J. Carl Delange
Washington
George Smith
Denton
Roland Thomas
Martha
Agnes Lynch
Emory Lynch
Nette ‘Iribbett
Federalsburg
Elma Todd
Mildred Collins
Wilmington
Laura Covey
Chester
Death of Adolphus Teat and social events in Ridgely
The Ridgely News Letter notes the death of Mr. Adolphus Teat at age fifty two with funeral services at a Ridgely home and burial in Ridgely cemetery. Social items list visitors, family gatherings, and hosting duties among Ridgely residents including Allegre Turbett, Lepson, Garrigues, and Bennington families, plus travels to Wilmington Philadelphia Elizabethown and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus Teat
Goldsboro Visitors and Rural Ties Highlight Local News
Goldsboro reports J Paul Graham and cousins from Baltimore spent days revisiting his boyhood town and family links while J W Kinnamon of Tourola Nebraska arrives for weeks of kinship in the peninsula. Grapes and apples head to Baltimore and Claiborne as local canneries run full. Tomorrows markets show cantaloupes and freight costs curbing shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Paul Graham
Mrs. Shutts
Baltimore
Mr. Graham
J. Y. Graham
Chester
Philadelphia
Railway Audit and Inspection Company
Graham
J. W. Kinnamon
Tourola
Nebraska
Kinnamon
J Spencer Lapham
Claiborne
W. W. Dennison
Mrs Meredith Celebrates Sixty Birthday Surrounded by Family
In Williston Mrs A Meredith received a warm surprise party last Sunday for her 60th birthday organized by children and grandchildren. The column notes several local visits with relatives including Ethel Roe returning from Cordova and Marory Todd from Baltimore, Chas Finley’s return from Philadelphia, and Dora Wright visiting a sister in Philadelphia while Ruth Meredith stays at home as Greenfield remains ill nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Meredith
Ethel Roe
Cordova
O. M. Hignatt
Chas. Finley
Philadelphia
Marory Todd
Baltimore
Dora Wright
Willoughby Infant Dies After Lingering Illness
Smithson reports the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Willoughby died Friday night after a lengthy illness. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Wm. McCarty and their Philadelphia visit ended with their return home. Misses Sophia Lena Worn and Naomi Coleman visited Miss Lelia Willoughby. Mr. William Kemp of Chester is visiting local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Willoughby
Wm. McCarty
Philadelphia
Sophia
Lena Worn
Naomi Coleman
Lelia Willoughby
William Kemp
Chester
Social notes from Templevills and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs Herbert Knotts entertained relatives from Ridge and Col lingswood New Jersey and Mrs Bowen hosted guests Sunday Minor social visits included Miss Nell Knotts and Mr Ralph Galt enrolling at Heacom s Business College Wilmington The Ladies Ad Society enjoyed an evening with Mrs Knotts and others Linest Whittington and family visited Mrs Edna Caball in Middletown Ridgely residents spent Sunday with Mrs Kate Knotts Miss Pearle Cooper of Washington visited her mother Mrs 1D Richards Frank Linley of Wilmington spent the weekend with Mr Herbert Butts Phillys Mutts visited Miss Belle Cahall Wilmington Grover Moore and Philadelphia native Carroll Hong hosted or visited family chair accounts plus local staffing changes Virgie Sparks started work at Clayton Del. John Niddle and Eugene Everett listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence ¥. Downes
la More
North Dakota
Denton
Downes
W. D. Newcomer
Southern California
Los Angeles
Murray Hill
Annapoli
Messin
Marion Sherwood
Margaret
Wilmington
Sherwood
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. R. Marley Cass
Haltimore
Daisy Lillian Cass
Lea R. Fox
Christ Church
Ascension Church
Baltimore
W. J. Irwin
W. H. Irwin
Greensboro
Lownie Downes
Miss Downes
Hattie McConnell
New York State
Lola Willoughby
Montgomery
West Virginia
Jerry R. Tribbitt
Eva T. Stewart
Roy Maeser
Paul Allegre
Sarita
Selby Smith
County Federation of Women's Clubs
The
Reformed Church
Adolphus Teat
Morris
Baptist Church
Ridgely
Teat
Lofton
Fred Kemp
Walter Bennington
Alice Bennington
Mary Laird
Melva
Alma Sharpley
Chincoteague
Mary
Florence Laird
Dorothy Haymaker
Mollie Richards
Mire
C. E. Turner
Turner
Jerome Heather
Philadelphia
C.2. Anderson
Kenton
J. M. Hayarther
Helen Haymaker
Frank Ludlow
Earl
James Hevalow
Mro
C. WL. Jackson
Grace
Carroll Meredith
Otis Wharton
George Imler
Frank Matthews
Trainer
Pennsylvania
Rev. L. Mathews
Herman Truitt
Wilemington
Stanley Truitt
Marcus Hook
Evangelist Morris
Jonas Roger
Charles Sparks
Clara Denny
Harry Denny
Queenstown
Sara Neff
Mary Traverse
Easton
Ins Leager
Margarite Holsinger
Herbert Knotts
Jas. Temple
Thos Temple
Ridge
EF. Tarting
Collingswood
N. J
W. O. Bowen
Nell Knotts
Ralph Galt
Heacom's Business College
Ladies’ Ad Society
Mreo Koo
Knots
Linest
Whittington and
Phillys Mutts
Belle Cahall
Grover Moore
M. E. Moore
Carroll Hong
Mary Cabbatt
John Niddle
Eugene Everett
Virgie Sparks
Clayton
Del
Sunday School Service at Bloomery Church
Smithville reports Sunday School services Sunday morning at Bloomery Church though time is unreadable. The note mentions scholars returning from vacation and several residents traveling or visiting relatives in Philadelphia and New York with health trips to the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomery Church
Mare
John Kern
New York
Arthur Hedbury
Willard Johnson
Marie Parker
Pauline Adams
Claude Adams
Philadelphia
Laura Weaver
Mary
Peggy
Laura
John Adams
Arthur Adams
Reese
Finday
James White
Greenwood
Sunday Visits Across Bridgesville and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Harry Chaffinch and sons Orville and LeRoy visited with Mr and Mrs James Littleton at Bridgeville. Mr and Mrs John Jones of Andrewville spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs George Chaffinch. John Chaffinch of Chester Pa visited his sister Mrs Clarence Christopher early in the week. Mr and Mrs J L Hignutt visited with Mr and Mrs R J Frazier at Williston. Ernest Short and wife were Saturday visitors at Bridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Chaffinch
Orville
LeRoy
James Littleton
Bridgeville
John Jones
Andrewville
George Chaffinch
John Chaffinch
Chester
Clarence Christopher
J. L. Hignutt
R. J
Delaware Notes Urges Better Road Harrington Burrsville
Residents press for an improved public road linking Harrington and Burrsville. Mrs. Lucy Cahall of Pittsburg visits Mrs. Margaret Simpson. Mrs. Clarence Voss receives care at a Philadelphia hospital. Harvey and Lewis Slaughter plan to open a garage in Harrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
Burrsville
Lucy Cahall
Pitsburg
Margaret Simpson
Clarence Voss
Philadelphia
Harvey
Lewis Slaughter
Second District Community Club Fixes October Fair
At the regular monthly meeting the Second district Community Club agreed to hold a fair the last week in October and urged full district cooperation. A called meeting will be held next Tuesday for all interested, member or not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haperstown
Greensboro
Elis
Wm. R. Jones
L. W. Taylor
Ruth Eleanor
Florence Coursey
Lloyd Taylor
Wilmington
Amelia Simpson
Leacy Roe
Federersburg
Greenwood
Bertha Maloney
Wilbert
Martha
Marcus Hook
Frank Cooper
T. Henry Jarman
Thomas H. Jarman
J. E. Wallis
William A. Shields
PLA. T. Cohiladelphia
A. E. Shields
Zack Voshell
Washington, D. C
Charles Sipple
Walter Ross
Ellen
Pauline
Clarence Jackson
Main Street
J. A. Leach
Charles
Sadlersville
Alvin Edwards
J. H. Coursey
Florence
Sherman Todd
Bridgeville
Del
Anna Bud
Philadelphia
Mire RE Jarman
Town
Edith
May Jarman
H. L. Langmaid
Denton
F. A. Cooper
Hillsboro Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors
Hillsboro hosts include Hugh Duffey and family from Washington with the Jarrells, De phew Duffey returning from summer stay, J W Walp and son Harry from Philadelphia visiting the Sneed household, and Mrs. Pennington returning from a Baltimore hospital operation. Additional guests include Charles Ringgold and Molle Ryan of Philadelphia at the New Hillsboro, Dr J R Downes of Preston at Rowe residence, Louise Fleming and Hilda Flbin at the State Normal School, Towson Rey and Mrs. Dawson of Princess Anne, Olan Hunter of Centreville, Clayton Betts of Chester visiting the Tarburton home, W B Sparks and Billy Thompson in Philadelphia, Ella Pennington from Washington visiting her parents, and Frances Covell visiting Baltimore. Mrs Albert Cahall visited Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrissie Cass
Baltimore
Denton
Elizabeth Pasterfield
Roy T. Thawley
Peninsula
Hartford
Connecticut
Nellie Ball
Easton
R. B. Page
C. H. Ringpold
Edward B. Ryan
Madison Towers
Luli V. G. Westerfield
Harry G
Port Deposit
FL BP. Covey
Wr Louise Yeoman
Washington
C. G. Harper and Children
Philadelphia
Linwood Cohee
Caroline Redden
Swathmore
Chas. A. Nicholson
Wm. H. Anderson
Nellie Cohee
Salem
N. J
George M. Rusum
R. H. Russell
Caroline County
Hillsboro
Hugh Duffey
Shannon Cramer
Little Son
Chas
Jarrell
Dephew Duffey
J. W. Walp
Harry
W. A. Sneed
W. F. Pennington
Woman's Hospital
Charles Ringgold
Molle Ryan
New
J. R. Downes
Preston
St. W. J. Rowe
Louise Fleming
Hilda Flbin
State Normal School
Towson
Rey
W. F. Dawson
Princess Anne
Olan Hunter
Centreville
H. R. Covell
Clayton Betts
Chester
G. H. Tarburton
W. B. Sparks
Billy Thompson
Ella Pennington
Frances Covell
Albert Cahall
Greensboro
Kelley family to Berea College students in Kentucky
Mr Noble W Kelley and his cousin Miss Deliette Kelley left Thursday for Berea College near Lexington Kentucky where they will become students Their uncle Dr Wilbur Noble is a professor at the college Dr Kelley accompanied them as far as Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble W. Kelley
Deliette Kelley
Berea College
Lexington
Wilbur Noble
Kelley
Washington
Democratic Meetings Planned on Eastern Shore
Public meetings across the Eastern Shore promote women’s role in choosing public officers. Main event in Greensboro Mozart Hall on September 18 features Former Governor Emerson C. Harrington and T Alan Goldsborough with possible appearance by Senator John Walter Smith. Additional dates list speakers in Easton Cambridge Chestertown Centreville Elkton Denton Snow Hill Salisbury Princess Anne with named honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore
Greensboro
Mozart Hall
Emerson C. Harrington
Congress
T. Alan Goldsborough
John Walter Smith
Easton
A. S. Goldsborough
Cambridge
J. Owens
Chestertown
Howard Bryant
Centreville
Robert E. Lee
Elkton
Brooke Lee
Denton
Snow Hill
Stephen A. Gambrill
Salisbury
J. Harry Covington
Princess Anne
W. Mason Shehan
Caroline County youths shine at Timonium fair judging
Samuel Bilbrough and Allen Carter, Boys' Agricultural Club members from Greensboro, won first and second in the boys contest with Poland China sow pigs from local stock. Allen's pig hails from Frederick county. Samuel's from a sow sold in the Denton Poland China sale last March. Both pigs shown at the Denton county exhibit first week in November. Henry Weaver of Greensboro exhibited a Berkshire son weighing 650 pounds with ribbons. County Agent Collins Thomas notes the event and team composition from Caroline County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Countians
Tironium
Caroline County
Timonium Fair
Samuel Bilbrough
Allen Carter
Boys’ Agricultural Club
Greensboro
Samuel
Poland
China
Allen
Denton
Frederick County
Philip Downes
Floyd Jackson
Goldsboro
Timonium
Henry Weaver
Berkshire
Collins Thomas
Orphans' Court Approves Guardian Accounts and Probate
In Orphans' Court Tuesday Judges West Harper and Shawn presided. Guardian Fred H Heather for Marion Heather Margaret Heather and Fred Heather Jr filed his first and final account. Jr authorized to spend ward funds for education and maintenance. Nichols will proven. James H Nichols named executor. bond approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans' Court
Orphans’ Court
West
Harper and
Shawn
Fred H. Heather
Marion Heather
Margaret Heather
Fred Heather, Jr
Fred H. Heather, Jr
Isaac E. Nichols
James H. Nichols
Residents Seek Drainage Under New Law at County Board
John K. Lynch led a Ridgely delegation to County Commissioners asking to form a commission to drain farms in The Plains area owned by Francis E. Lynch, Charles L. Jarrell, Olan Clark, and Irwin T. Saulsbury. Lewis and Knotts represent petitioners. The board named Thomas L. Day, James H. Pippin, and Andrew Mitchell to pursue the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Lynch
Ridgely
Francis E. Lynch
Charles L. Jarrell
Olan Clark
Irwin T. Saulsbury
Lewis & Knotts
Thomas L. Day
James H. Pippin
Andrew Mitchell
Brown Family News From Wilmington and Philadelphia
Mrs. Jim Brown and son Hayford visit friends in Wilmington and Philadelphia. Mrs. Jessie Harvey and daughter from Philadelphia stay with sister Mrs. Grover Passwaters. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Brown and Mrs. Ernest Brown with Melvin on a business trip to East. Ernest Brown family—recently ill—now able to be out. Mrs. J. M. Brown visits son E. H. Brown in Hickman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Brown
Hayford
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Jessie Harvey
Grover Passwaters
J. M. Brown
Ernest Brown
Melvin
E. H. Brown
Hickman
Two Caroline boys win at Timonium Fair Poland China pigs
Allen Carter and Samuel Bilbrough won at the Timonium Fair for pure bred Poland China pigs under six months old. Philip Downes joined the cattle judging contest with many boys from across the state. The lads were entertained by fair management for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Allen Carter
Samuel Bilbrough
Philip Downes
Public School Notes on Attendance and Openings
Misses Mary Straughn Louise Noble Virginia Thomas Reba Hurst Blanche Chafinch Ruth Noble Hilda Swann and Catherine Cohee will attend the Normal School. The white schools will be opened on Monday next and the colored schools on Monday October 11. A teachers institute was held in Denton on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Straughn
Louise Noble
Virginia Thomas
Reba Hurst
Blanche Chafinch
Ruth Noble
Hilda Swann
Catherine Cohee
Normal
Denton
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W. A. Robinson
Clyde HH. Trice
Handerson
Fred Messick
Ora Bowdle
John Hughes
James Hughes
Ridgely News
Smithson
Templevills
Smithville
Woodgenhawk
Delaware Notes
Andersontown
Caroline Lads
Public School Notes
Lawrence B. Towers
Dr. Chas
A. Whisler
Marion H. Downes
J. Milton Beaven
Stella M. Matthews
Wilbur Pennington
Mary E. Cooper
Charles A. Richards
William R. Peters
Edward W. Brown
Edward Brown
Tennessee Thomas
Olivia M. Coffin
Henry C. Cooper
J. Ed. Nichols
Bessie Crouse
Josiah A. Beck
Elwood Fleming
Calvert C. Merriken
Gilbert D. Legar
Milton C Smith
Edna Agatha Connolly
Thomas J. Daffin, Jr
Oscar Nichols
Horsey Roe & Co. Et al
Andrew Irvin Brumbaugh
Raymond C. Wood
William T. Seward
Emmaline Wilkerson
Harvey L. Cooper
Jesse W. Porter
Rudolph Spinka
John Seiler
Patrick Henry McShane
William J. Richards
John Meredith
Fanny E. Andrews
Lizzie G. Redden
Wn. Penn Willis
J. Lawrence Knox
Eighth District
Wilkinson Land Agency
Edgar Welch
Denton National Bank
W. 1
Norris
Peoples Bank
T. F. Johnson
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
S. E. Hignutt
Provident State Bank
J. A. Trazzare
Goldsboro Bank
S.C
J. E. Baines
Harmony
J. H. Pollard
Ford
Anderson
Denton, Md