Nuttle Hardware Co Reduction Sale And Local Notices
Local notices advertise a Nuttle Hardware Co reduction sale. Advertisements promote Everngam's hats offering 50 cents for old straw hats. Community updates report no communicable disease in Caroline County from Sept 2 to 10 and note upcoming Epworth League district convention in Denton on Oct 16 and 17.
Social News From Tuckahoe Neck and Nearby
Mrs. Edwin Satterfield hosted a weekend gathering in Tuckahoe Neck with Alpheus Roe Lawrence Roe and families, Walter Davis party from Milford, Ridge Satterfield and Alphonso Gallo of Wilmington. Several travelers and births noted. Lundon, Knotts, and Anderson families featured. Events include hospital birth of James Owen Knotts junior and baby Nancy Jane to Satterfield relatives. many to Philadelphia, Baltimore, Lynchburg, and Canada for visits and conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Satterfield
Tuckahoe Neck
Alpheus Roe
Lawrence Roe
Philadelphia
Walter Davis
Milford
Ridge Satterfield
James
Alphonso Gallo
Wilmington
George W. Price
The
Gap
Watkins Glen
Niagara Falls
Toronto Exposition
James Owen Knotts
J. Owen Knotts
Emergency Hospital
Euston
J. W. Kirk
Kink
Elizabeth
T. Q. Crouse
Crouse
T. P. Fisher
Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
Lynchburg
Emily
Frances Johnson
Katherine Taylor
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Hudson River
Winfield Ruark
Wallace
Hurlock
Abbey
Ella
Sallie Morgan
S. Russell Anderson
Nancy Jane
Anderson
J. Kemp Stevens
Ella Downes
T. Fred Powers
C. R. Pentz
Raymond Beauchamp
Western Maryland College
Malcolm Melvin
George School
Clement Noble
Rita Rich
Caroline Redden
Swarthmore Chautauqua
Raymond Fifield
Anna May
Pennsylvania
Jessie Passapne
J. H. Summerfield
Marguerite Young
Lillian Timmons
Washington
Frances Orme
Union Memorial Hospital
John Lord
Salisbury State Normal School
Anne Parker Hunt
Howard Melvin
Wilbert Merriken
Paul Baynard
Ferdinand Baynard
Mervin
Marie Pentz
Juniata College
Huntingdon
Elizabeth Towers
Maggie Pursell
Martha Beck
Hebron
T. Alan Goldsborough
Military Academy
Staunton
J. W. Krabill
Ohio
O. J. Redden
Samuel Lowrey
Norfolk
Blanche Horsey
Ridgely
Blanche Chaffinch
Jennie Touvell
Canada
F. W. Anstee
Harriet Moffett
Ann Lewis
Solomon Longenecker
Helen Chaffinch
Beacom's Business College
M. G. Fryer
Wm. D. Uiler
W. W. Crosby
Federalsburg Fire Engine Demonstration Causes Sprained Ankle
Mr J Raymond Charles sustained a severe ankle sprain when a fire engine hose slipped from Federalsburg firemen during a Marshyhope Creek bridge demonstration. The engine was delivering 350 gallons per minute when the brass nozzle struck his ankle with force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Raymond Charles
Marion Mills
John Rosser
Garland Wainwright
Frank S. Bradley
J. Robert Eddington
Claudel Galloway
Russell Hallowell
N. M. Carroll
Leslie Wheatley
Floyd Phillips
Victor Goslin
J. Frank Short
Long and Short
Federalsburg
American Stores Company
Ralph Richardson
Long and Short, Inc
E. Hazelwood Spicer
Harry N. Hackett
South Main Street
James Johnson
James
Evelyn
Hiram Longaker
Wilmer Christopher
Woodrow
Marie Cox
Washington, D. C
Elmore East
Philadelphia
Ralph E. Willis
North Main Street
T.S. Holt
Ruth Oldham
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Harvey Frizzell
Baltimore
H. B. Messenger
Buena Vista Avenue
Adrian Bryant
Rachel
Ohio
Local Notes From Templeville and Surroundings
Templeville area residents share visits and news. Mrs D C Haynes of Colorado Texas visits her mother and sister in Templeville while M B Kinnamon attends a Baltimore P O S of A meeting. Families from Dundalk Hurlock and Sadlerstown are guesting relatives as births, schooling, and travel are noted. Church services list Sunday schedule and locals welcome guests.
Social visits and gatherings span several towns in region
Mrs Kate Downes of Philadelphia and families from Chester Middletown and Philadelphia visited Cordean Cooper and Ed Schoppe households. Langford Sanders Wilmington and family guests at W L Sanders. Ladies Aid hosted by Mrs John Pritchett. Several local residents entertained or visiting relatives in town and nearby cities through the weekend and into Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Downes
Philadelphia
H. C. Cooper
Chester
Walter Culver
Middletown
Cordean Cooper
Walter Schoppe
John Schoppe
Albert Hindman
Ed. Schoppe
Langford Sanders
Riggin
Maxine Sanders
Wilmington
W. L. Sanders
John Pritchett
S. S. James
New York
Messrs. Silver Bickling, Whitely
John Quillen
Mr. T. H. Gough
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Local Society Events
The Woman's Home Missionary Society meets at Miss Viola Jones's home on Thursday afternoon. Harvest Home was celebrated at the Reformed Church with produce sent to Hoffman Orphanage. Numerous local families attend dinners, weddings, and visits across Ridgely and nearby towns, with church, school, and social activities noted throughout the week.
Denton Terminal Opens New Freight Vessel Line
Maryland and Delaware Navigation and Airplane Company, led by James J. Pratt, inaugurates a freight vessel service from Denton to Choptank river points and Baltimore. The City of Denton will be the first vessel, making three weekly trips to Cambridge Oxford Dover Bridge Williston Choptank and Baltimore for early markets. The line will terminal at Pier 4 Light Street, Baltimore, with Oxford and Dover Bridge facilities ready. freight only at start, airplane service possible later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
New Boat Line
Maryland and Delaware Navigation and Airplane Company
Choptank
Baltimore
James Jt. Pratt
Pratt
Williston
Dover Bridge
Easton
Cambridge
Oxford
Talbot County
Tle
United Railways
Local social notes from Rehoboth and area visitors
Hobbs and Draper couples plus Cohee families visited Rehoboth last Sunday. Catherine Cohee returned home after a two week sea shore stay while Miss May Johnson and Mrs Edna Culler visited Pittsfield and Albany guests. Several residents and visitors attended events in Lynchburg Salisbury Baltimore and Baltimore again with updates on teaching duties and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Draper
B. B. Cohee
Rehoboth
Catherine Cohee
Sea Shore
Edna Culler
May Johnson
Pittsfield
Mass
Charlie Joslin
Albany
N. Y
W. H. Lord
A. W. Young
Adelaide
Philadelphia
Blanche E. Scott
A. W. Betts
T. H. Towers
Lynchburg
M. P
R. J. Ashe
Sam Price
Salisbury
Mary Butler
Baltimore
Edward Towers
Susan Smith
Denton
F. N. Smith
Marietta Butler
State Normal School
L. Reyner Dukes
J. R. Starkey
Joslin
Sadlersville
H. H. Nuttle
Orphans Court Advances Various Caroline County Estates
The Caroline county Orphans Court met in regular session with Judges West Harper and Shawn. It approved and ordered recording of releases for Everett Nuttle administrator of Martina Holland estate. Estates of Thomas F Cox Henry F Mitchell and others filed inventories appraisements and orders to sell. Letters of administration granted Blanthe M Kelley for Edward N Kelley estates. Appraisers appointed and creditors notice ordered. Will of George W Clark proved and admitted to probate. Ancillary letters of administration granted Dora C Brown for J Fred Brown. Guardianship petition for Dorothy and Mary Keets granted to Joseph H Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
West
Harper and
Shawn
Everett Nuttle
Martina Holland
William E. Jackson
Elizabeth Jackson
Thomas H. Jackson
Thomas F. Cox
Harry L. Mitchell
Henry F. Mitchell
Edward N. Kelley
Blanthe M. Kelley
Calvin Todd
F. Linwood Todd
Isaac L. Dukes
Elizabeth C. Dukes
Charles B. Harrison
Grace Dixon
Herman L. Sisk
Ella BR. Ward
Agnes H. George
Rose M. Cope
Scott Waddell
Agnes H. Waddell
George W. Clark
E. Hazelwood Spicer
Harry W. Davis
J. Fred Brown
Sussex County
Delaware
Dora C.brown
Joseph H. Carroll
Dorothy Keets
Mary Keets
Card of Thanks for Mrs. William Williams
We express heartfelt thanks to all who were kind in our bereavement for our mother Mrs. William Williams. We appreciate flowers and autos sent. By her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Williams
Shakespearean Maxim On Speech In Life
A concise quotation advises maintaining prudent speech while alive, urging restraint and thoughtful words to avoid harm or regret.
Hillsboro Queen Anne Party For May Cahall
Little May Cahall entertained friends Tuesday afternoon with ice cream and cake at a birthday party. Guests included Jean Waters Irwin States Mildred Barbara Ellen Walters Norma Kenneth Hicks Ray Pauline Baker Iva States Betty Lee Morse Charlwine Eaton Nancy Jane Kline Jimmie Sharp Laura Virginia Fleming. Games were played and guests left at 5 30 after wishes for more birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little May Cahall
Jean Wathers
Irwin
Mildred
Barbara
Ellen Walters
Norma
Kenneth Hicks
Ray
Pauline Baker
Iva States
Betty Lee Morse
Charlwine Eaton
Nancy Jane Kline
Jimmie Sharp
Laura Virginia Fleming
Walter Ueeks
Washington
Hillsboro
Centrevile
Denton
F. Elwood Fleming
Sparks
Susie Thompson
William Thompson
Sadlersville
Emma Wilmot
William Hopkins
Trappe
Clifton Hicks
Greensboro
Beverly Goldsborough
W. S. Russel
James ‘Price
Milford Kline
Nancy Jane
Chester
Louise Gray
H. W. B. Rowe
HW. B. Wright
Preston
N. W. B. Rowe
Daniel Stewart
Philadelphia
W. B. Sparks
Oscar Clark
Woman's Missionary Society Met At Church House
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society and Ladies' Aid held their first meeting since June at the Church House with Mrs B B Barton and Mrs Mary Barnes as gracious hostesses. Local families hosted visitors and friends over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Henry Morgan and Mr and Mrs J E Morgan and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Ladies’ Aid
Church House
B. B. Barton
Mary Barnes
Henry Morgan
J. E. Morgan
Horace Morgan
Beulah Gibson
Philadelphia
Jake Gibson
D. M. Lee
Charlie Lee
Washington
Howard Flowers
Howard Knotts
Chestertown
Harrison Legg
Angie
Stevensville
C. H. Dean
E. N. Dashiell
Salisbury
Howard Eley
Hillsboro
M. E. Church
Mary Best
Easton
Frank Willis
Francis Jump
R. V. Whitehurst
Baltimore
Louise Short
Local News Briefs From Goldshore and Nearby
Rev. C. R. Curtis and family left Tuesday for Blackstone Virginia where Ruth Curtis will enter Blackstone College for the year. They will visit Baltimore briefly. Several families, including the Jones and Kinnamon clans, spent Sunday with Tilden Hughes. Mrs. Nettie Thomas returned to Philadelphia after a two week visit with Mrs. Walter Eliott. School opened Monday with Mrs. Walter Weaver principal and assistants Misses Elizabeth Evans Evelyn Wyatt. Relatives visited Greenwood Sunday. Jennie Griffin hosted friends. Mrs. Laura Glass visiting Wilmington with daughter Mrs. Stanley Taylor. Elbert Saunders hosted Philadelphia relatives at Newark Delaware last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Haynes
Colorado
Texas
William H. Cooper
John Davis
M. B. Kinnamon
Baltimore
Telchester
S. R. Buckey
Betty Jean
Dundalk
Edna Cahall
Hazel
Helen Golt
Dorothy Knotts
Maryland State Normal School
Salisbury
Nell D. Knotts
Hurlock
William H. Knotts
Ruth Purnell
Sadlersville
Melvin Kinnamon
Medford Starkey
T. C. Hony
Atlantic City
N. J
Annie Hony
Edna Warner
Beacom’s Business College
Wilmington
Del
Penn Sparks
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Viola Jones
Harry S Hemmons
Winnepesaukece
Reformed Church
Hoffman
Littleton
Sarkis Papasian
G. W. Kirstetter
Adamstown
T. A. Smith
Lex
Newark
Carmine
Dutton
Rehoboth
Aid
Ellen Swann
Wilda Cherry
Grace Rickards
T. L. Day
Martha Nerzog
Old Point Comfort
Ladies Aid
J. T. Moore
James Lewis
Nicholas Cook
Westfield
Frank Disbrow
South Amboy
Flounders
Oxford
Joe Brumbaugh
Margaret
Elizabeth Snively
Trappe
Frank Snively
F. P. Herr
Roger Ringgold
Marry Hemmons
Irwin Hevalow
Jesse Jones
Loraine Satterfield
I. T. Saulsbury
Melvin Bennington
Golden’s
Walter Bennington
Elsie Matthews
Mame Smith
Murphy School
Dover
Anne
Harry Laird
Mary
Andrew Laird
Charles Cherry
Helen
Willard Barr
Baby
Bellwood
Harry Klotz
Elizabeth
Sarah Pippin
Noble
Jane
Chester
Harry Swann
Pine Bluff
Kinhart
Ridgely
Pocomoke
Annapolis
Harvey Holsinger
William Richardson
M. H. Thomas
Germantown
Lula Hevalyn
Greensboro
Annie Hevalow
Alfred S. Thompson
George Kirsch
C. R. Curtis
Miss Ruth
Blackstone
Blackstone College
Curtis
Emmett Jones
Harry Jones
Wirt Kinnamon
Tilden Hughes
Nettie Thomas
Walter Eliott
Philadelphia
Walter Weaver
Elizabeth Evans
Evelyn Wyatt
W. J. Murphy
M. E. Jarman
Greenwood
Jennie Griffin
Laura Glass
Carroll Elliott
Stanley Taylor
Elbert Saunders
Sara Glass
Cheptank Dollar Aid Meeting Notes and Plans
The Dollar Aid meeting at M. P. Church Choptank on the 4th went well with humor in the coin plan. J F Spence saved 71 pennies after pledging a penny for every rainy day from April 1 to September 1. The next meeting is at Edward Lowe’s home on Oct 2. The 20th Century Club met at Choptank on the 20th with full attendance. next is at Edward Hall’s home on the 19th. All urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
Cheptank
J. F. Spence
Edward Lowe
Choptank
Edward Hall
Death of Norma Jane Bullock in September
Norma Jane Bullock died Wednesday morning September 12 after a week with pneumonia. Funeral services were held yesterday at 2 p.m. in Harrington M. P. Church with interment in Hollywood cemetery. Heartfelt community sympathy goes to Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bullock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Jane
W. T. Bullock
Harrington M. P
Hollywood
Allen Garrett
Effa Havercamp
Preston
Wilmington
Easton
Koester Bread Co
Gladys
Anna Chance
Swarthmore
John W. Chance
Clarence Lofland
H. A. Porter
Herman Hills
Seaford
Del
Conowingo
Henry Walters
Alfred Baughley
Adams
Greenwood
Mite Society of Union M. P. Church
Lewis Slaughter
Thomas Wyatt
Denton
Annie FE. Raughley
Pred Lewis
Robert Garrett
Brown Thawley
R. H. Stafford
Rehoboth
R. TE. Dill
Greensboro
EF. H. Sapp
Felton
Union M. P
Henry Caldwell
Kennedyville
Messrs
Clarence Voss
Charles Harvey
Philadelphia
Local residents visit Valley Forge and area towns
Smithville residents joined neighbors visiting Valley Forge and nearby communities on Sunday and Wednesday. Several families from near Denton Harmony Bethel and Hickman shared visits with friends and relatives. Updates note health and employment changes including Miss Elizabeth Bullock teaching and Mr Norris Todd buying a new car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Forge
Charlie Lyden
Orlan Closson
Charles Neal
Earl Adams
Elbert Lyden
Mollie Lyden
Edward C. Wright
Frederick
Harriet Anne
Denton
Floyd Smith
Raymond Meredith
Linwood Todd
Mabel
Maurice Todd
Harmony
Tennessee Thomas
Philip and
Paul
Goldsboro
Clifford Thawley
Bethel
Leon Meredith
Floyd C. Smith
Elizabeth
Evelyn Bullock
Cambridge
Clarence Torbert
Hickman
Elizabeth Bullock
Hubbard’s
Mildred Scott
Milton
Walter Lyden
Norris Todd
Concord Church Hosts Second Quarterly Conference
Concord Church holds its second quarterly conference after Sunday preaching with Rev. Omar E. Jones preaching at Concord Sunday morning September 16 at 10 30 and at Bloomery at 3 pm all are welcome. The church family includes residents from Pittsville Albany Dover Hobbs Wilmington Burrsville Greensboro and Philadelphia visitors and local staff noted. The canning factory runs full time under Fred Wright. school opens with Dorothy Bradfield and Hattie Atkinson teaching. Betty and Mildred Noble visit Wilmington. Charlie Clark is able to be out again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Lord
May Johnston
Edna Cutter
Pittsville
Mass
T. Charles
Albany
N. Y
Harvey Gooden
Dover
William H. Lord
Hobbs
Ernest Lord
Wilmington
Betty
Helen Snedeker
Greensboro
Helen
Mildred Noble
George Howard
James Hopkins
Burrsville
Concord Church
Omar E. Jones
D. D
Concord
Bloomery
Betty Snedeker
Addie Lord
Esther Brown
Elwood Wright
Philadelphia
Fred Wright
Dorothy Bradfield
Hattie Atkinson
Charlie Clark
Enigma Riddle and Answer From Last Week
A historical column presents an enigma with a solution about a wooden head, referencing a wooden leg joke. The passage lists numeric clues and pronouns, marking a wordplay puzzle and concludes with the solution quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chance
Preston social news highlights and bridge gatherings
Preston society notes recount Mrs. J M Chambers hosting bridge for Miss Mary Chambers of Salisbury and Mrs UH M Hollis hosting a bridge gathering with guests from Preston Hurlock Phoenix and more. Local families travel to Easton Baltimore Ocean City and Atlantic City for visits and events as teachers and students resume school duties and a glee club is planned.
County Extension News Reports Hog Cholera in Federalsburg
The county dairy judging team members Jonathan Harrington, Rufus King and Jesse Zeigler placed 6th among 13 teams at the State 4H Dairy Judging contest in Timonium on Sept 3. W Ballard, landscaping specialist, will visit Caroline to assist residents with landscape planning. contact the County Agent in Denton for plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Brewing, Jr
Federalsburg
Denton
Maryland
Jonathan Harrington
Rufus King
Jesse Zeigler
Caroline County
Timonium
W. 2. Ballard
Caroline
Mr. Ballard
Treating Wheat For Smut With Copper Dust Method
Wheat treated with copper carbonate dust at 3 ounces per bushel shows good three year results against stinking smut or bunt. Use a rotating barrel device to mix two ounces of dust per bushel in a tight container for two minutes. Plant immediately or store.
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Cain
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Rex Fellowship
H. E. Ramsdell
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Lawrence Wilson
Ralph Dyer
Mary Dyer
Corkell
Dyer
Wspa PE
Templeville
Ienderson
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Tuckahoe
Queen Anne
Goldshore
Smithville
Enigma
J. M. Chambers
Mary Chambers
N. C
T. L. Trice
W. K. Wrightson
E. B. Blades
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H. M. Hollis
H. B. Wright
J. L. Gallagher
UH. AM. Hollis
Bridge Club
Effie Havercamp
Kane
Garrett
Louise Wright
Miss Croll
Beauchamp
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Wyoming
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Walter Covey
Frank LeCompte
J. L. LeCompte
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Clare N. Payne
Carl Koerber
Concordia Institute
Bronxville
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A. Haxman
O. M. Hignatt
Lawrence Hubbard
Harold Scarborough
Girdletree
Edna Cheetum
A. K. Wrightson
George Whiteley
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