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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1919

Page

5

Denton Journal Page Summary Seeks County News

Local Denton Journal page appears to compile county items under a single head. Fragmentary text mentions All Partz of the County and a section labeled SEED, suggesting listings or notices rather than a full article.

Local notices and ads from Caroline county Denton era

The excerpt lists diverse items from a Caroline county community: announced price changes on milk and flour, woolen goods, canned tomatoes, and beaded jewelry. farming sales and seed trades. theater and film listings at Parker's New Theatre. Emancipation Day celebration. a looming voter registration window with two dates. and local business promotions from Long & Beall, Wirtzers, and others.

Maryland le I Towers & Bro Long & Beall Peninsula Alleays Denton Gynutt Denton Milling Parker's New Theatre Mary Picktont Virgil Moore Mos Ale Statfond Burrsville Camp Holabird Haltmole J. Duke Downes Cade Tuckahoe Neck Marion H. Downes GC. Waters Wall Mir Davie Bishop

Shipman Hutton Wedding in Falls Church Virginia

The home of Mr and Mrs S E Hutton Falls Church Va hosted a pretty wedding as their daughter Iris Elizabeth married Stephen P Shipman of Norfolk The Rev G Ellis Williams officiated and Edna W Shipman sang Lohengrin The couple will reside in Norfolk with a reception and post nuptial dinners for relatives and friends. out of town guests from Cincinnati Denton Norfolk Washington and Philadelphia attended with post ceremony celebrations in Denton and at Dr and Mrs P J Wrights home.

S. EF. Hutton Falls Church Iris Elizabeth Stephen P. Shipman Norfolk S. P. Shipman Denton Sasyer Edna W. Shipman G. Ellis Williams Petworth M. E. Church Washington Wheebe Mary Hutton Cincinnati Ohio J. R. Hall Ralph McGarity A. L. Topping Robert Moore Manarie Anthony Annie Carter Sinclair Howe Faent TL Lauman Warner Annie Ray Mowbray ET. Mowbray Eldershe Af Middle West Ires Maryland Wis Frank A. Redden Oakley Redden Hooker Joseph Death Wilmington Robert G. Redden Minneapolis Milton W. Clurlock Preston Coral Whitby Concord A H Frye One Lee Trice Greenville Texas Tampico Phia Ralph R. Todd Federalsburg Mass Bessie H. Handy Rhodesdale Concord Parsonage A. B. Frye James Harris Nellie J. M. Jones Seaford G. C. Walton Ruth Whiteside Choptank Island Heights Philadelphia George A. Smith Providence (Conn.) Journal W. A. Smith Lizzie Mason Cambridge Madeline Messick Salisbury Roland HK. Goslin W. Cade Cairo Howard Smith Mr. Smith T. W. Smith Hartley Edwangee Greensboro J. W. Field W. G. Field FT. ‘Tubbs Baltimore News C. T. Wyatt Barnette Atkins Laurel Del Carne A. Ball Alex. Nuttrill George L. Griffin Nathan Diefendefer Alma Easton Jack McFarland Martha Griffith Near Here Lee Wheatley Martha Griffth

Community Club meeting and local notices near Andersontown

The Andersontown Hobbs Community Club met with Mrs D W Davis near Andersontown on Thursday afternoon. The secretary Mrs M Merriken was absent due to mumps. Several residents and visitors are listed with travel to Salisbury Seaford Wilmington and Newark for family, work, or health matters. The Hobbs Manufacturing Company finished canning and closed for the season. Local social events include meetings of the Senior and Junior Aid, church services, and visits among families in Federalsburg Templeville and Denton.

John Richard Merriken Uniontown J. H. Thomas Hopkins I. H. Starkey Salisbury Thomas J. R. Starkey Thomas Cleaves Clayton Fred Peters Richard Hickman LH. Thomas W. H. Willey I. M Seaford Visi Willey J. Frank Andrew F. Christopher Murlock J. F. Christopher J. L. Nichols Roland Towers Belle Deyn Webster Todd W. C. Maloney Percy Chambers Belle Dean Denton Arthur Baker Nora Kelley

Ridgely Alumni Form Needed School Association

A meeting of Ridgely High School graduates formed an Alumni Association with officers chosen. President Beatrice Bowers, secretary Edmund Pendleton, corresponding secretary Emily Pendleton, treasurer Roland Lane. Members serve until the Christmas meeting for annual elections. The group aims to aid the school and beautify grounds, with all graduates as members.

Ridgely High School Beatrice Bowers Cdmund Pendleton Emily Pendleton Roland Lane Gus Hevalow Otto Moult Philadelphia Ralph Chasholmes Goldsboro Tharley Cohee Frank Goldboro Hevalow Cohee James Hevalow Miss Green Loyal Temperance Legion Thawley’s Ridgely Dr Wise St Paul's King Agrippa J. J. Bunting Rickards J. K. Lynch Jonas Shaner Harry Hemmons James K. Watson Keyser, WoVy Alice Lyule Strasburg Milton Smith New Jersey Pennsylvania Charles White College Park Albert White State Farm Robert Headley Swedesboro I. T. Saulsbury T. A. Smith Carmine Sparrow's Point L. S. Matthews William Harrison, Jr Marcus Hook Ed. Weaver Greensboro George Imler Frank Simons Bertie Dukes Bear Company Will Nurk Leona Parsons Howard Holsinger William Beaver Olver Clark Centreville Frank Porter Wilmington A. W. Thompson William Jones D. M. Swing S. S. Stone Alfred S Thompson Dorothy Rawlings Grace Jackson

Local Notes From Burraville and Surroundings

Burraville community diary with visits from Greensboro and Philadelphia, weekend calls to Harrington and Wyoming, hospital treatment in Baltimore, and ongoing school activity. Names include John Parris, Wm Paris, Amos Layton, Frank Cahill, and Hazel Towers among many residents visiting relatives across Delmarva towns.

Rey W. N. Conaway Phos Cahall Lester John Nichols Amos Layton Fred Bowdle Hickman Mrcs Melle Angie Downham Wyoming T. W. Porter Alfred Baughley Otis Statord Los T. R. Jacobs Baltimore Nancy Playmond Mickman Marian Stafford Win E. Catal Frank Cahill Harington

Maryland Sunday School Association notes and Methodist sermons

Roland Pak of Baltimore hosts Maryland Sunday School Association events from Tuesday to Friday October 3. Delegates from various counties attend with speakers including Canon Wing LD DeVries and Bishop McDowell. An all-day conference of clergy and laymen of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Maryland meets at the Church of the Messiah in Baltimore.

Walter Snow W. C. Pearce Chicago H. Augustine South Boston C. Morn Ferguson Fidelity Building Battmore Roland Dark Prorestant Episcopal Diocese Maryland Diechaware Easton Lue Das Baltimore Emerson John Gardner Murray Harry C. White France M. EE Daestret Y. VC Whiteman Fool. Judd White United States Methodist Sa Preston M. I J. ‘J. Richardson Columbus Preston Ohio

Catover Court to Convene in October Fall Session

Catover Court for Caroline county will convene on Mondays October 6 for the regular fall session with most judges present. The jurors drawn span First district Second district Fourth Seventh Lighth and other list names, including Isaac N. Smith and James C. Jensen. The community recalls Rev. H L Ober’s Friday night lecture on cigarette dangers, praising his efforts to curb youth smoking. Federalab Mins Margaret Meriken and Mrs Wilbur Callaway visit Washington relatives. several locals enroll at Washington College Chestertown. others visit kin and attend events. remarks on corn and hog prices noted. Coach Kabler of Washington College wounded in France will return to duties.

Str Walling Ou Looa van Garete Lines Oped Og C$ Cother Fouling Creek ALS Handy Mn Cotter Ladies’ Aid Society of Shrawler’s Church Atrs W. Swann Atl Peninsula Ferry Corporation Washington College Caroline County Roy Moses & Son Everngam Crew Court First District Isaac N. Smith Luther Hi. Bennett Loranza C. Cole Frank Smith David Greenlee James C Jensen HL. K. Ober Pennsylvania Dr. Ober Ober

Real estate transfers listed in clerk’s records

Transfers recorded by Milton C. Sanath and spouse to multiple buyers across districts. Properties include 76 acres in Second district, 21,000 square feet in the district, 147 acres in South district, various lots and parcels in Hillkbore Federalsburg and Third district, with prices ranging from 300 to 15,000 dollars. Names include Frank Seward Rideely, Lloyd Boo Andrew, James Bo Wilkinson, Bella Bailey, Sarah Dill, William Davis, James Beattie, George Clark, Alexander Noble, Lawrence D. Blamer, Fiata I. Lock, John W. Puck, Joseph Fy rester, Henry Preble, Ernest G. Cooper, Harvey Cooper, Lucinda Carney, Albert Powers, Robert Joeter, Mary Jennings, Harry Knox, Gertrude Black Wilkerson, Garrett Black, Oscar Chirk, Peter Clark, Charles Collion, Sherman Higous, Nathan Thomas, G. Lacy Butler, William Collins, Theodore Hall, and others. Some parcels list dollar amounts including 4,037.50 and 38,300, among various districts like Seventh, Fourth, and Second.

Milton C. Sanath Wile Prank Seward Dutinm Rideely Lloyd Boo Andrew Bella Bo Bailey J. Viral Moore Sarah Dill Huebiaod William By Davis Jeresan Peohth James Beattie Oear Clark Alexander Noble Lawrence DB Lawer Pighth Charles Foo Adame Fiata I. Lock Lotin Hillkbore Wm. F. Andrea John BE Nobte Federalsburg John W. Puck Joseph Fyrester Harvey Lo Cooper Herman Ryan Martin N. Lowers Charles Bradley Hynton Sigo Lucinda Carney Albert. Powers Robert poJeter Albert Truitt Mary Agnes Mowbray R. Kate Jennings Oscar Chirk Peter PL Clark Joseph C. Frampton Wfe Benjamin F. Corkran Pedtralsburg Charles W. Collion Harry C. Collison Carne Murray Sherman L. Higous Et al Jovin Denton Hermin Mitchell WR. Blackburn Nathan F.thomas G. Lacy Butler William E. Collins Orne WY. Turner Warvey L. Cooper Theodore J. Hall

Poultry feed yields and regional market notes

The report cites Texas kaffir corn production and price declines in Kansas City. Six southwestern states expect 30,000,000 bushels of kaffir and milo this year versus 66,000,000 last year, with turkey and poultry outcomes tied to feeding. A runaway horse incident in Lastop ends safely. A bay ferry for Love Point to Baltimore nears opening. nine miles of Queenstown to Love Point road repairs seek state funds. Agricultural year books offered by J Charles Lanthicum. Love Point ferry operations possible in about 20 days. The Citizens Bank at St Michaels is now part of the Eastern Shore Trust Company. Court injunctions restrict tomato sales. a marriage license is issued for Alph R. Todd and Bessie H. Handy.

Texas Kansas City Kansas John Harnson Lanting Neck Washington Street Lastop Harrison Queen Anne's Maryland Baltimore Observer Love Point Baltimmore Queen Anne's County Thomas J. Keating State Roads Commission Queenstown J. Charles Linthiaina House of Representatives Washington, D.C Lanthicum Citizens' Bank St Michaels Talbot County Theastern Shore Trust Commpany

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