Local News Briefs From Smyrna and Vicinity
Smyrna reports a busy slate: coal and threshing supplies, chestnut plenty, building projects on the Hazell Building, Usher’s Union meeting at Asbury Church, possible Walter L. Main circus visit October 28, and job ads for shirt operators. Rentals offered on South Street and a ten room house, hay and harness for sale, and an oyster and chicken salad supper planned. Local merchants advertise goods from underwear to fall clothing. bank dividend declared. post office unread mail listed.
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Cosgriff & Beck's
Hazell
Main Street
Tschudy & Catts
Usher’s Union of
Asbury Church
Walter L. Main
Smyrna
Short items from Clayton collection of local notices
Clayton brief notices report residents and visitors, church activities, appointments, and community updates. Names include C Mahoney at Pan American Exposition, J Kolb at St Joseph’s School, Rev C Dexter Weeden starting a Bible class, and the Ladies Aid and W C T U officers, with nearby moves and vacations noted.
Asbury M. E. Church Notes Update
Asbury M E Church reports class meetings in the library room and growing Sabbath School attendance with many volumes borrowed weekly. Love Feast is moved to October 26, an old people's service is planned for Sunday, plus transport for non-walkers. Plans include a potential shift of Christian Endeavor to Epworth League and multiple Sunday sermons noted by Rev Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastor Collins
Asbury Church
Collins
Joseph Smithers
Vaughan S. Collins
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ahasuerus
Moreccai
Local church notices and activities from Ewell and Bethesda
The Ladies Aid Society meets at Mrs W D Venn home Tuesday evening. Protracted meeting starts Bethesda next Monday. Choir rehearsals Tuesday and Friday. Ewell's Sunday School thriving under C A Brown. Rev A D Melvin preached at Ewell's Sunday. The Willing Workers pink tea at parsonage Wednesday. Ladies Sewing Circle at Mrs Nathan Best Thursday. Down s Chapel Bethesda y Clayton Ladies Aid plans furnishings. Rev Schlinke sermons follow on Men Women and Children. Song service before Sunday evening worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Zinkand
St. Joseph's Industrial School
Hagerstown
Trinity Church
W. F. Keith
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul M. E. Church
Augustus Dickerson
W. D. Venn
Bethesda
Ewell’s
C. A. Brown
A. D. Melvin
Maryland Annual Conference
Ewell's
Nathan Best
Down's Chapel
Bethesday
Clayton
Schlinke
the Lord
Torita waves in Fibrea debut amid rising interest
Torita performs in Fibrea producing a notable appearance that draws attention from local audiences and industry observers. The event marks a significant moment for the performer and signals potential upcoming engagements in the region.
Personal Notes Visit and Departures Across Cities
Miss Nan Start accepted a position in Philadelphia. Mrs. J. C. Blizzard spent Friday with Wilmington friends. Miss Jennie Cook entertained by Baltimore friends. Miss Elizabeth Counselman visiting Baltimore. Miss Eba Wilds visiting Columbus school friends. A. B. Jester of Philadelphia visited Smyrna friends. Miss Sallie Pratt returned to Philadelphia to make her future home. Charles D. Stockley entered the University of Pennsylvania law department. Mr. and Mrs. James Dailey of Dover guests of their son Charles B. Dailey. Dr. George Kleemann of Oakland entertained by the Fisher family. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Williams of Bangor guests of the Mannerings. Miss Mattie Knight and Miss Gertrude Litchfield near Baltimore entertained by the Dunns. Mrs. J. W. Clifton and others left for the Pan American Exposition. Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Corkran and Sherman Corkran returned from a European tour. They visited Germany France Holland Belgium Switzerland and Italy and many places. Dr. Corkran attended an Ecumenical Conference in London. The return voyage was stormy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Blizzard
Wilmington
Jennie Cook
Baltimore
Elizabeth Counselman
Eba Wilds
Columbus
A. B. Jester
Philadelphia
Smyrna
Sallie Pratt
Charles D. Stockley
University of Pennsylvania
Mfee
James Dailey
Dover
Charles B. Dailey
J. W. Clifton
Laura Temple
Bertha Smithers
Charles J. Sadler
Alice Bailey
Felton
W. F. Corkran
Eva Corkran
Sherman Corkran
Germany
France
Holland
Belgium
Switzerland
Italy
England
Corkran
London
Sussex Court Opens in Georgetown with 103 Cases
Delaware State Courts for Sussex County opened at Georgetown yesterday with 103 cases 19 for argument and about twenty criminal cases to be tried. The state expects at least three capital cases before the Court of Oyer and Terminer tomorrow. Murder and felonious assault are among the charges. The grand jury was organized at noon yesterday. DuPont Leaders Claim Victory in Federal Appointments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Sussex County
Georgetown
Court of Oyer and Terminer
DuPont
Roosevelt
W. H. Cooper
Addicks
D. P. Barnard
Ball
Robert G. Houston
Wilmington Opera House Schedules New Irish Play and French Farce
Andrew Mack stars in Tom Moore at the Wilmington Opera House next Monday for a local hearing with a strong supporting company from The Girl From Maxim's, touted as the brightest French farce in the country. A separate notice advertises a $986 yearly sales rep post with guaranteed pay and expenses from Standard House in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington Opera House
Andrew Mack
Wilmington
Pain Balm Credited With Cure For Paralysis Case
A Virginia man plagued by partial paralysis and loss of use of an arm reports remarkable improvement after two bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The ad touts the liniment as a remedy for rheumatism sprains and bruises and notes Clifton & Raymond as sellers. Also mentions reduced rate excursion tickets to Gettysburg for a National Encampment event and upcoming Pennsyl vana Railroad travel window.
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Sirichon
Grimott
Chamberlain
Gao
R. McDon
Man
Logan County
W. Va
Clifton & Raymond
Uolon Veteran Legion
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
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J. C. Stockley
S. J. Reynolds
South Street
W. A. Fleming
George F. Brown
Del
Circle of King’s Daughters
Opera House
J. H. Butler
Golt's
L. M. Price
Kent County
National Bank of Smyrna
Smyrna Post Office
Florence Cooper
Jas
Robert Kalaghan
R. R. Moore
Mamey Robinson
Mary J. Smith
Ander Smith
A. Witt
Salie Stevenson
P. S. Patrick
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Pinebluff
N. C
S. H. Staats
Market Street
Mr. Staats
J. Warren Bullen
W. R. Keys & Co
C. Mahoney
James LeCompt
Oxford
J. H. Sehl
M. F. Doherty
Middletown
A. Sevil
Bacon Hyatt
T. L. Mason
Ernest Lord
Alex. Lord
John Doneghy
Flora Hollett
New York
A. Lichtenstein
John Kolb
St. Joseph's School
W. H. Tunis
Katharine Leatherbury
Elsie Jones
Fannie Short
C. Dexter Weeden
Minnie Reynolds
J. Konrad Uhlig
St. Paul Church
Henry Bachman
St. Joseph’s School
Bachman
B. F. van Winkle
Adams Express
Salisbury
Wesley Chapter
Epworth League of
St. Paul
M. E. Church
Franklin Brockson
Wm. H. Clark
Mary FE. Woolford
A. M. Allen
May Leathers
H. W. Woolford
G. H. Maroney
Daisy Clifton
Lizzie Kali
Clayton W. C. T. U
Annie S. Woolford
J. A. Arters
H. L. Schlinke
N. E. “Best
Meredith
Besa
Woolford
Best
Asbury M. E. Church Notes
Sabbath School
Christian Endeavor Society
Epworth League
A. D. Cole
The
Ushers’ Union
A. m.—Chas, Turner
W. G. Roe
J. Frank Webb
Harry Collins
P.mi
Vernon Phillips
J.B. Krusen
W.l.porter
Harry Shapley
A. m
E. T. Porter
L. F. Boyer
W. W. Wright
Ralph Jefferson
Ewell’s Church
Nan Start
George Kleemann
Oakland
Cal
Oscar Fisher
D. L. Williams
Bangor
John C. Mannering
Mattie Knight
Gertrude Litchfield
W. F. Dunn
Sussex Court
Bonn-Fde
Union Vatieran
Gettynbund
Rayal Vta
Pennsylvania
Ratle Road
Gaualn
Commerce Sts
REQ Agt
Asrorm
U.S
Ubt Reserve Agenta
Lawret Mowny Resmaveix Bank
Anita Tonk
Aoor
Kant
Bageee Davie
Tugene Davis
E.v. Cooper
Comanches Wa Winpond
Firedon
G. Tschudy
Hank of Fan
Mre Negra
Alexican
Cardus
Cardui
Tara
Walls
G. Walls
Smyrna, del
Jack Frost
Sookie
Nazareth
Wom
Main St
Golden Rule Millinery Co
Market St
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A. E. Jardine, Sec’y and Treas
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Ticell Building
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