Smyrna times., 1918-07-03
l[IS Of THE DELAWARE
MARYLAND PENINSULA
.v ITEMS GATHERED FROM
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... Items from all Partsof the
/ I'trssI ...,Is About Your Friends and
Psn P.0'.bbors and Their 0oings.
-. and Mrs. Willard Salisbury
SsnS,' 70 Rockland, Maine. last
Ho'ei'' Mrs. Salisbury will stay all
week, .- and the Senator will return
b Washington
,.,..,s Bertrsm Weyant of Dover,
I' : Mics Minnie Blades were married
. 3D. Camp ami Dix, wrightstown' n; j..
Sunday, June %, by Rev. Fatner
4 Walsh.
Z ,o.. Mary R. Hinsley, of Dover
h. accepted a position with the Balt,' alt,
~ - Trrst Company. Camden. Del.
I9.' noi' Re.sie T. Hinsley and Miss Mil
~, s povter have accepted positions
D;,b u tbe Farmers Bank, Dover.
4 NJ. Rebecca Knauff AnOld, daugh-
4 .nf Cautain and Mrs. John Arnold
LITTLE Creek, this county, and Mr..
~.Ls. Maxwell Harrington of Will
;.r,on were married Saturday, June
ne twenty-ninth.
Harry Mcdaniel, Sr., of Dover,
l.. bsen notified of the safe arrivel
80, the seas Of his son Hughett K.
T,Dspiel. who is one of the 83rd
nvisiOn, American Expeditionary
Forces.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter ]. Massey
40 visiting their son, Walter T.
v,,.ev and wife, at Hagerstown.
"a after which Mrs. Massey will
v.it her sister, Mrs. Frederick ].
csbbsrd. near Pittsburgh, Pa.
Il Mr. and Mrs. William G. Plye,
NsV street, Dover announce the en-
4 easement of their daughter Mary
Il Tsthsrine. to Harold E. Haines, OF
Philadelphia. Mr.. Hsines is now in
] training at Camp Meade, Md. Nc
4 date has been set for the wedding.
4 Mrs. Emma M. Moore, wife Of
4 Robert P. Moore, died at their home
! in Msrydel. Md, Saturday, June %,
] sged 65 years. Deceased was the
I mother of Mrs. Harry Vane of Dover,
4 and Mrs. Olin Ford, of West Dover
] Funeral services were held Tuesda!
morning, June 25, with interment a
4 Odd Fellows Cemetery, Camden.
] Mrs. Mary E Coppage, wife o
! Eugene COppage. merchant of Hartly
J DEL, died Saturday, June %, after
lingering illness. Deceased was tn
daughter of William and Mary Dulil
Emory and was 62 years of age. Sh
was the mother of Mrs. Elwood K.
] Arts, of Dover. Funeral service
] were held Tuesday morning. with in
terment at Sudlersville, Md.
Il Miss Florence Johnson, daughter Q
Nj. and Mrs. Robert Johnson, Gov
ernOr's avenue, and Corporal Thoms
Willim, son of Judge and Mrs. Ec
Willim Of near Dover, were quietl
married at Camp Dix, Wrightstowr
] MI, Sunday June % by Chaplai
DAVIS. The newly welded coup
came home the same day and surprise
their many friends.
Miss Pearl Cahall, daughter of M
and Mrs. W. H. Cahall Of Harrinl
ton, and Alvin Satterfeld, of Wi
mlngton, were married Wednesd'
HnoOn at the home of the bride
parents. After a short wedding tr
@ey will be at home at No. 1406 ]
harrison street, Wilmington. Mi
Vshall has been q member of t
once force of the American Amate
IrapshOOters' Association. Mr.. Ss
@fneld is employed by the Pennsy
Vania railroad.
Aqulet wedding took place at t
a'ne Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
bafger, when Miss Ethel Marie VIII
'heir home, became the bride
M William Harry Jopp, of DentC
maryland. The ceremony was p
Mfmed by Rev. ]. Nj. Lindale, cou
VI 'ne bride. The couple left Do'
immediately after the wedding
De0'On and other points, and will
Iue at Wye Mills, Md, where
'Opp i' agent at the railroad static
Mss Edith Mabel Moore. of Dow
snO recently resigned her position
Hs'lstant a, State Librarian, and j
] w. Jackson, of Philadelphia, w
La'fled Wednesday afternoon shor
s''s' o'clock, at Richardson Pa
'% Wilmington. Following
"oung the newlyweds departed
~ 'U nome in Philadelphia, WI
s wy were rendered a rousing rec
S'u oy their many friends. A nj
4 !. 81 Of the brides friends from Do
"'ended the reception.
.ue recent big storm and high
nat did 40 r,0,..L