Local notices and ads in Caroline county issue
The column lists cash prices for eggs cash buyers such as W J Blackiston. local firms advertise bricks bread hats shoes and laces and a fruit crop outlook with rising tomatoes and canning slow. churches preach tomorrow at 2 and 3 30 pm while the Caroline Talbot teachers institute closes. notes on politics weddings theater weather and a court docket mention Miss Olivia Passapea and T H H Messinger speaking at Masonic Hall with Heaven and kingdom themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Blackiston
Hughes Lumber & Coal Company
Christ Church
J. Gibson Gantt
St. Paul's Church
Hillsboro
Caroline Talbot
J. H
Baltimore
Horace Robinson
Smithville
Flo
J. T. Frampton & Son
Pederalsburg
F. J. Wright
Norman Stevens
J. H. Nichols
Robert Downing
J. HH
Pastorfield, Co
Henry Clay Dodson
Talbot
Rehobath
Internal Revenue Office
Dodson
Talbot County
Cal. Sisk
Denton
Mr. Sisk
Wicomico County
Caroline County
Deston
Geo. H. Rodgers
Rosa
Parkham
John Hutchins
Geo. Bolden
Wm. Griffith
John Lipp
McKensie Robinson
Hugh Bartow
Anna Wright
Misa Horsey to Wed Hawkins of Baltimore
Easton announces engagement of Ruth Emily Horsey to William E. Hawkins of Baltimore. Hawkins a Baltimore City College and University of Virginia graduate, six years with State Roads Commission, stationed at Easton. Horsey family noted as prominent. other visitors include Ramsdell family of Louisville and Porters of Sykesville.
Community Gossip From Three Bridges And Nearby Towns
A blend of local social news from Greensboro Concord Hurlock and surrounding Caroline County areas. Families including Nichols Dukes Fleming Willey Cohee Collison and Cullum are noted for visits returns and outings. Cannery activity and camp meeting effects on Sunday School attendance are mentioned along with several small home projects and day trips to Rehoboth and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nichols
Earl
Greensboro
W. W. Dukes
Virgil
Dennis Nichols
Marjorie
T. Nichols
Russell
Emmet Hignatt
Concord
Alice Fleming
Hurlock
Ed. Roe
Three Bridges
Wilson Cullum
Washington
Blue Ridge
W. T. Collison
Philadelphia
J. D. Neat
Andersontown
Caroline
Ed Hawkins
Mildred
Baltimore
Mamie Cullum
H.C. Hobbs
J. R. Chaffinch
Rehoboth
5. S. Sennett
Haftimore
Returning Maryland Republicans Still Counting Votes
Maryland Republicans continue to report returns from Taft era operations. The Chestertown Enterprise denounces the party for nominating a Carrington type political adventurer, blaming a divided party and overzealous management. It cites 1912 as a breach of trust contributing to the current plight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Chestertown Enterprise
United States
Carrington
Banner Celebration Marks Star Spangled Banner Centennial
A tablet on Pratt and Albemarle streets marks where the Star Spangled Banner was crafted by Mary Young Pickersgill. A Fort McHenry memorial to War of 1812 privateers, erected by the Daughters of America, is unveiled. A fraternal pageant with floats moves through Baltimore followed by a second tablet at Calvert Hall College marking Rochambeau army encampment site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt and Albemarle Streets
Mary Young Pickersgill
Fort McHlenry
Daughters of America
Calvert Hall College
Cathedral
Mulberry Streets
Count de Rochambeau
The Star Spangled Banner and Fort McHenry Glory
Maryland farm notes report 37154 farms using fertilizer with an annual $33,387,434 expenditure. Ten years ago the national fertilizer outlay was $53,666,000, and Maryland’s use rose 29 percent. Seventy six percent of Maryland farms use fertilizer, above the national 29 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
United States Census Bureau
United States
To Protect the Animals from Flies Tests to Be Published
The Department of Agriculture will publish results of tests with substances intended to deter biting flies from cattle horses and mules. Specialists found some substances keep stable horse bat and screw worm flies away for one to four days. The department will provide farmers with the necessary information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Department
Ship your wheat by the steamer Edenton
Grain sacks furnished. Freight only four cents a bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenton
Local Residents Return from Visits Across Town
Mrs S S James and Mrs I P Spencer have returned to New York and Cooperstown after visiting relatives around town for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs W S Cartwright returned to Wilmington after visiting her father H C Gooden. Mr and Mrs Elerbert Walls of Wilmington spent part of the week with Mr and Mrs W N Walls near town. Miss Helen McIflvaine returned to Philadelphia after a month with her aunt Mrs G H Wilson. Loren Pritchett of Hartley visited his parents over Sunday. Mr and Mrs R J Pippin spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jas Hevalow at Ridgely. Miss Lula Marvel spending the week near Wyoming. Miss Helen Hicks of Queen Anne is visiting her aunt Miss Mildred Gooden. Edith Goodwin, summering at Betterton, is now home. Miss Hannah Cullis of Chester Pa visits Miss Mildred Gooden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. James
I. P. Spencer
New York
Cooperstown
W. S. Cartwright
Wilmington
H. C. Gooden
Elerbert Walls
Philadelphia
G. H. Wilson
Loren Pritchett
Fartley
W. I. Pritchett
R. J. Pippin
Jas. Hevalow
Ridgely
Lula Marvel
Lula Marvel Is Spending the Week With Mrs. Chas
Marvel
Wyoming
Helen Hicks
Queen Anne
Mildred Gooden
Edith Goodwin
Betterton
Hannah Cullis
Chester
Grace Cohee’s Lawn Party Before School Departure
A Saturday night lawn party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Cohee near town honored their daughter Grace who leaves Monday for Clayton. The lawn glowed with Japanese lanterns, music by Ruth Dyheck Grace Cohee and Balland Croller, and solos by Mrs. Helen Gardner of New York. About 75 guests attended and a candlelit central table served a collation after games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. Cohee
Grace
Clayton
Ruth Dyheck
Grace Cohee
Balland Croller
Helen Gardner
New York
Guests and relatives visit families in Baltimore area
Mr and Mrs A L Banks host relatives including Mrs Sutherland of Washington and Dr and Mrs K L Yourex with daughter Jennie. Mr and Mrs A G Gelletly entertain Gelletly’s mother and sister from Ridgely. Reba Rice visits Baltimore with aunt Mrs Howard Sullivan. Oscar Shultz of Camden is guest of Commodore and Mrs Henry Doerr. Mrs Lillian Sullivan improves after illness. Mr A Meredith in Baltimore this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Banks
Sutherland
Washington
Mr. Banks
K. L. Yourex
Jennie
Baltimore
Yourex
A. G. Gelletly
Gelletly
Ridgely
Reba Rice
Howard Sullivan
Oscar Shultz
Camden
N. J
Commodore
Henry Doerr
Lillian Sullivan
A. Meredith
Queen Anne Socials Include Philadelphia Guests
Miss Marie Mason of Philadelphia, guest of Mrs. W Dukes, returned home Monday. Fred Jump of Philadelphia visited his father, S. P. Jump, over the weekend. Frank Sparks of Baltimore spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents. Edna Morgan visits friends in Baltimore this week. Miriam Brown of Centreville visits Dorothy Jump. Mrs 15S Bowens spent several days in Baltimore this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Mason
Philadelphia
W. Dukes
Fred Jump
S. P. Jump
Frank Sparks
Baltimore
Edna Morgan
Miriam Brown
Centreville
Dorothy Jump
Bowens
Two Johns and their travels across cities
Messrs. Ralph EF Garrett and Ralph Andrews spent Sunday at Ocean City before traveling to Baltimore for a few days. Mrs. Ralph Andrews visits Elkton and Baltimore, while Mrs. G W Towers visits Mr and Mrs H Rowland Towers. Mr. Chester L Towers is in Baltimore for the Centennial week, and Mrs. Josephine Payne has been visiting Mr H Trice and family.
Ridgely News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Miss Laura Shaner of Philadelphia visits her brother Jonas Shaner in Ridgely. a group outing to Betterton by car. Gladys Smith travels to Hackensack and New York then Northfield to attend school. Local illness includes Roy Cherry and others. Fountain recovers. St Gertrude’s Academy delays opening to October for a new building. Harvest Home celebrated at Reformed Church with decor. Telephone company reps visit. road improvements to Central avenue near the High School. Denton visits by Miss Brumbaugh Turner Neff. Dr. Taylor hosts Rev. Murray. YP B meeting postponed to Friday. Nephew T W Smith dies. Stevenson visits Baltimore. Miss Lynch tutors Liden school. Habbart in Philadelphia and Wilmington. Wilkinson and Lynch attend Delaware State Fair. Miss Rickards returns from Cambridge. Wilsie Smith with Lynch. Miriam Clark attends centennial in Baltimore. J L Stevenson travels to Baltimore. Lillian Pippin to Golden’s College. Epworth League resumes. tomato crop smaller. Labor Day observed. frost possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Shaner
Philadelphia
Jonas Shaner
Shaner
Henry
Edna Detwiler
Betterton
Gladys Smith
Hackensack
N. Y
New York City
Northfield
Mass
Roy Cherry
Fred Sharp
David Foster
R. EK
Fountain
William Swann
St. Gertrude’s Academy
A. M. Rahn
The
Reformed Church
Tower
Star
Salisbury
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Central Avenue
Alice Brumbaugh
Hilda Turner
Sarah Neff
Denton
Dr. Taylor
Dr. Murray
Epworth M. I
Wilmington
J. T. Stevenson
T. W. Smith
Abram
Cambridge
Wilsie Smith
Laura Lynch
Local People Visiting and Attending Events This Week
Mr and Mrs Ira A Dill and two children visited at Mr R J Dill's and returned to Philadelphia on Monday. Mrs Roy Chance and daughter from Baltimore stay with her parents Mr and Mrs T Jacobs. Mrs J B Raughley and son Clifford and Mr FA Porter and family attended Barratts Chapel anniversary. Mr and Mrs FE Lloyd and children from Wilmington visited Mrs W Porter. Ella Crowmoor and two daughters from Florida returned home after weeks with relatives. Ida Johnson and Roger of Concord visited Mrs E Russell. A J Russell of Philadelphia was with his mother Mrs Elizabeth E Russell. Mrs Frank Rea and two children of Philadelphia stayed with Mrs Howard Hopkins. J B Baughley attended Gildersleeve funeral in Dover. Mrs Lucy Cahall of Philadelphia visited town. Miss Mollie Pepper of Harrington visiting Mrs W H Satterfield. Mr G FE Blades lost a horse last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira A. Dill
R. J. Dill
Philadelphia
Roy Chance
Baltimore
T. Jacobs
Raughley
Clifford
Porter
Barratt's Chapel
Lloyd
Wilmington
W. Porter
Ella Crowmoor
Florida
Ida Johnson
Roger
Concord
E. Russell
A. J. Russell
Elizabeth E. Russell
Frank Rea
Howard Hopkins
J. B. Baughley
Gildersleeve
Dover
Lucy Cahall
Mollie Pepper
Harrington
W. H. Satterfield
G. FE. Blades
Local social notes from Hillsboro and surrounding towns
Hillsboro and nearby communities report attendance at the Star Spangled Banner Centennial. Numerous visits and visits to Baltimore Philadelphia Wilmington Centreville and Denton are noted. Weddings and family gatherings fill the week with Miss Grace Collins and Mr John Ortell among those seen visiting.
Naumkeag Tribe helps harvest fields near Federalsburg
About fifty Naumkeag Tribe members from Federalsburg visited Alvin Meredith and John W Bullock to harvest a fifteen acre lodder field and fodder from a seven acre plot. Leaders named include Earle Neal Paul Meredith and many others. The Naumkeag Tribe No 102 is stated as the peninsula’s largest order with 258 members, second in Maryland. Also noted are local family visits and friends in Williston and Baltimore during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
Federalsburg
Alvin Meredith
John W. Bullock
Nabb’s
Earle Neal
Paul Meredith
Robert Rickets
W. Earnshaw
Ernest Christopher
N. M
I. Jones
John Bradley
T. D. Nabb
N. Cerchran
E. Bowman
C. D. Liden
Leonard Covey
Chas. Meredith
John Todd
Ira Lewis
Fred Robinson
Linwood Clark
W. G. Hassett
George Smith
Fred Scott
William Goslin
Charley Liden
August Croll
John Williams
Lee Smith
Thomas Stubbard
John E. Williams
Arthur McLymant
Geo. Pyle
S. H. Phillips
Baltimore City
L. N. Spence
Little Son
Anna Mae Spence
Clarence Atkinson
Williston
Ola Sisk
Wilmington
Edna
Altha Adams
E. I. Nuttle
Wm. Parker
Helen
Bessie Lyden
Baltimore
Dean
Wilhington
Local Visit Notes and Departures in Greensboro Area
In Greensboro Mrs. John W. Morgan of Matthews and Miss Catherine Andrews of Wilmington spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Curry. Miss Cora M. Shockley leaves today for Baltimore to resume studies at the State Normal School. Mrs. G. I. Spicher and sons Atlee and Allan of Delmar visit her mother Mrs. R. A. LeCompte. Mr. W. Harvey Shockley of Burlington, N J, spends a week with his parents at Cloverdale. Mr. John A. Cannon of Wilmington spent the past week with his cousin Mrs. RR. Shull. Miss Eva G. Shockley returns home after a week with Ridgely and Easton friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
John W. Morgan
Matthews
Catherine Andrews
Wilmington
J. E. Curry
Cora M. Shockley
Baltimore
State Normal School
G. I. Spicher and Sons
Atlee and
Allan
Delmar
R. A. LeCompte
W. Harvey Shockley
Burlington
N. J
Cloverdale
John A. Cannon
RR. Shull
Eva G. Shockley
Ridgely
Easton
Visiting Friends Highlight Washington Figures
Mr Samuel I Satterfield and Miss Addie Queen of Washington visit Mr and Mrs W E Pritchett. Mrs J Todd spent a few days this week. Mrs Fannie Perry and granddaughter Esther of Baltimore have been visiting Mrs Frank M Collins. Miss Jphi MacGill of Baltimore returns home after a visit with her sister Mrs Grace Sands. Mr and Mrs W E Pritchett spent last Sunday with friends near Queen Anne. Miss Clara Toda and Edward Patchett spent last Sunday with Mr J R Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel ‘I. Satterfield
Addie Queen
Washington
W. E. Pritchett
Todd
Baltimore
Fannie Perry
Esther
Frank M. Collins
J Phi MacGill
Grace Sands
W. EE
Pritchett
Wilson awaits chance to mediate war powers clash
A Washington dispatch reports President Wilson eagerly waits for another chance to serve as mediator between Europe’s warring powers. The same notice says the prospect of such an opportunity influenced his decision not to tour to aid his party in the fall campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Europe
Primary Support Rallies Behind Col. Albert W. Sisk in Caroline County
Local Democrats urge voters to participate in the upcoming primary next Tuesday to nominate Col. Albert W. Sisk for Congress. Speakers emphasize his proven ability, efficiency, and value to farmers and packers, urging all Democrats to cast their ballots for Caroline’s own son in the First District contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Lewis
Caroline County
National Congress
Albert W. Sisk
Caroline
Robert Jarrell
Goldsboro
Sisk
Washington
Ht.om. ‘Thompson
Hillsboro
Congress
Col. Sisk
Timely Work on the Farm
An agricultural write up urges farmers to avoid returning idle spring land to grain. It recommends sowing winter legumes or oats on lighter soils, plowing under weed growth to improve humus, and harrowing to preserve moisture. It cautions about timing and mulch to secure good seed stands. An income tax proposal details minor rate increases and exemptions.
Marydel Ladies Aid hosts successful meeting and more
The Marydel Ladies' Aid held a well received church meeting on Monday night with thirteen new members added. A varied program featured singing recitations and solos by Belle Smith Helen Moore May Smith Ruth Hall and the pastor. Refreshments followed and the group planned future events including a possible October meeting. Additional items note the Thomas Chapel picnic and upcoming church services across Templeville Hartley and Marydel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marydel
Ladies’ Aid
Belle Smith
Henry Davis
Helen Moore
May Smith
Ruth Hall
May
Margaret ‘Taylor
Reba McCann
Ruth Wall
Helle Dailey
Foard
Thomas Chapel
Church Green
C. R. Comegys
Brother Comegys
McCann
Templeville
Hartley
Watt
H. G. Budd
Dover
John Davis
Knotts & Davis
Delaware
Maryland
Laura Pope
Oxford
Wellington Heather
Harry McCann
Wilmington Conference Academy
Elizabeth Hall
O. Hummer
Carl Ware
Camden
Del
Nat. Bowen
Foracre
Orphans Court Proceedings Reported By Judges Clark Rawlings Stevens
Orphans Court met with Judges Clark Rawlings and Stevens present. Executors and administrators reported on estates including Sylvester Smith Daniel B Sparks and Wesley Kinder. Accounts, receipts, and inventories were approved and recorded. September 17 set for hearing Annie Todd case. Letters of administration granted for Thomas Gallagher and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Clark, Rawlings
Stevens
Thomas‘a. Smith
Sylvester Smith
A. Norman Smith
Harvey L. Cooper
Daniel B. Sparks
Robert H. Dean
John W. Dean
Wesley Kinder
Charles H. Kinder
E. G. Cooper
T. R. Green
T. Clayton Horsey
Solomon Cahall
Myrtle
Isaac Lake Nichols
Alazaner Wood
J. Fred Wood
Charles H. Wood
Mamie Gallagher
Teresa Gallagher
Thomas Gallapher
Public School Trustees of Caroline County Listed
A corrected list details Caroline County public school trustees by community. Notable entries include Marydel J S Stafford and T FE Heather, Goldsboro J S Lapham and W T Jarman, and Ridgely High School board members. numerous other trustees cover towns such as Henderson Greensborough Burrsville Preston and Federalsburg among many. The document enumerates boards for primary and high schools and names district leaders across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Schools
Caroline County
Marydel
T. H. Davis
J.S. Stafford
T. FE. Heather
Henderson
C. FE. Hollingsworth
W. G. Carrow
A. B. Cohee
Albert C. Elliott
Conley
Irvin Coleman
Goldsboro
J. S. Lapham
W. T. Jarman
J. H. Shi
C. N. Fountain
John Thawley
Burrsville
Howard Hopkins
Denton
J. B. Boughley
R. H. Thawley
Liden’s
Walter Fountain
Hobbs
John Trice
Benjamin Lawless
Central
J. W. Voss
M. Lee Wyatt
Lewis Gordon
Caroline High School—Board School Commissioners
Ferdinand Baynard
W. P. Draper
G. A. McDaniel
Williamson
J. B. Welch
E. A. Harrison
S. S. Sennett Oaks
J. I. ‘Towers
J. S. Slaughter
E. M. Willey
Williston
R. C. Rice
W. C. Todd
C. H. Towers
Willoughby
F.T. Willoughby
E. J. Ellers
J. ‘I. Lister
sindersontown—Board
Our Commerce to Be Expanded
The administration works to open South American trade to the United States. The public sees a ground floor opportunity as U S at peace under Wilsons Latin American policy. Argentina bought 250 million in goods from Europe last year. buyers turn to the United States amid war. Democrats of Caroline give Mr. Sisk a heavy vote next Tuesday for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
South America
South
Central America
Ohio State Journal
England
Germany
France
Argentina
Europe
Wilson
Democrats
Caroline
Sisk
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Rwsrerape
Archive
Misa Horsey
Mr. Hawkins
Elmer & Horsey
Ruth Emily
William E. Hawkins
Hawkins
Baltimore City College
University of Virginia
State Roads Commission
Miss Horsey
Elmer Horsey
East Denton
S. E. Holt
Catskill
F. J. Nuttle
Addie
Mary
Burdette
Chalmers Brumbaugh
Mr. Brumbaugh
Charles Blignutt
Fort McHenry
McHenry
Ridgely News
Miraim Clark
J. L. Stevenson
Lillian Pippin
Golden’ S College
Epworth League
Mesdames
W. F. Pennington
Sparks
W. L. Mason
C. E. Stewart
Kiguing
Geo. C. Sherwood
Sherwood
Petty
Charleston
W. Va
W.L. Mason
W. F. Dawson
Methodist Hospital
John CL. Lundy
Eamina Deford
Hol
Davis
Westy
Grace ID Collins
Hi. M. ‘Thompson
Richard Evans
Grove
Charlie Payne
Louise
Perry Taylor
Leroy
Nettie Reeder
Charlie Lord
Walter Collins
Jester
American Corner
Grave Parsonage
Norman Robinson
Easel
Elbert Taylor
Linchester
Bethlehem
Ways and Means Committee
Mary Ringe
Hynson—Board School Commission
Ers
F. W. Wagner
Newton M. White
Nichols
L. F. Covey
John Kent
Henry Nagel
Nabb
S—T. D. Nabb
W. F. Williams
J. M. Lord
G. H. Beaven
C. E Jarrell
G. L. Wilson
Thawley’s
Harry S. Clark
Ridge
Oscar Nichols
P. W. Sullivan
J. Frank Collins
Howard
B. Maloney
J. Hunt
John R. Andrew
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