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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1964

Page

8

Denton Social News and Easter Gatherings

Denton society notes Easter visits and dinners across many local families including Stevens Browne Silvey Agnew and Thawley. Club events include Soroptimists dinner April 9 in REA meeting room. Hospital and birth reports, Easter egg hunts, and Circles of St Luke's Church schedule for April 4 and 5.

Deaths B William A Culver Dies at 94 in Westminster MD

William A Culver 94 longtime resident of the area died Monday March 30 1964 at his daughter Ruth Taylor’s home in Westminster Maryland Born August 24 1869 he was a carpenter in Denton and later lived with his children He leaves four daughters one son Rev George E Culver six grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren Funeral services were held at the First Church of the Nazarene Baltimore and he was buried beside his wife Jennie in Baltimore Maryland.

William A. Culver Ruth Taylor Westminster Samuel and Hester Culver Laurel Grove Denton Culver George FE. Culver Jennie Denton Pilgrims Holiness Church Church of the Nazarene Baltimore Charles George E. Culver Pilgrim Holiness Church Ida Mae Biscoe Esther L. Robinson King of Prussia Ruth A. Taylor Mary E. Lawrence Ellicott City First Church of the Nazarene

Death notices from Hartly and surrounding areas

Mrs. Virginia Margaret Coursay 40 of near Hartly died at home last Thursday wife of Francis Coursay. Survived by mother Margaret Wilson Willow Grove a son Deborah and Francis Jr. and another son James Wilson in the Navy. Also six sisters and three brothers. Services Monday at Trader's Funeral Home. Private services for Jesse Sharpe 85 drowned last Thursday on Cooch's Bridge Road near Newark. Passed to Wilmington General Hospital where pronounced dead. Note found about self harm. Mr. Sharpe was a carpenter and shipbuilder. Survived by two sons and two daughters with several grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, contributions to Child Welfare Program. Masonic services noted. Other notices: Mrs Eva Spencer 82 of Denton died Friday night Easton Hospital. Survived by sister and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Tuesday Moore Funeral Home. Interment in Denton Cemetery. Wallace Nicols Keys 59 of Rehoboth Beach died Saturday Beebe Hospital Lewes. Former district manager for Eastern Shore Public Service Co. Survived by widow Blanche and sister Mrs Charles R. Clark Federalsburg. Services Wednesday at Berry Funeral Home Milford.

L. Stevens Browne Browne Mary W. Silvey Salisbury Ralph P. Agnew Agnew Mark Ithaca N. Y E. J. Brown B. F. Johnson Joseph C. Brown Severn James W. Thawley George A. Johnson Baltimore M. G. Friedel W. O. Barton Philadelphia Soroptimist Club Rea Serman Neal Bridgeville Caroline County Nanticoke Memorial Hospital Seaford Rt. 404 Neal Baltimore Trust Co Chandler Robert D. Singer Wesley Paul Memorial Hospital Easton Grace Building Malcolm Melvin Annapolis Denton Louise Cooley Fredericksburg Martin Voss Little Barrie Lane Robert Lane Doris Brown Belchner Stultz Austin Murphy Charles D. Todd Mary Elizabeth Dennis Todd Manchester Ind Ed Dellert Alfred Spies Herman Brown Raymond Depew George A. Butler Elizabeth Vickery William Breeding Finksburg D. Ralph Horsey William Horsey Rockville Malcolm W. White New York Gilbert H. Rue Shadowlawn James Clarke Jessie Bryant Petersburg Joseph Bourne Washington Oscar Smith William Beers Parksley Godwin Donald Callaway Camp LeJeune N. C Catherine Roberta U. S. Navy Base Hospital Callaway Alice Flack Caroline High School George Hollingsworth Thomas A. Towers Mary. Draper Greensboro Pauline A. Barber Takoma Park Lester Towers William, Jr Bonnie Beckie Nancy Princess Anne Harry B. Wright, Jr R. P. Agnew Elizabeth Dalbey Maud Goff Southern Asia William Otto Jay Kitchen Edward Henry J. W. Funk Wm. Beers Margaret Finn Mildred Cohee Marie Atkinson Elizabeth Richards Ruth Reynolds Mary Moffett Mary A. Lord Susan Saulsbury Annetta Renninger Barbara Jane Reynolds R. Dale Palmer E. Paul Knotts Eunice Hope Sluyter Patsy Hurley Dover Hazel Korell Henderson Jesse Sharpe Cooch’s Bridge Road Newark Wilmington Manor Fire Co Wilmington General Hospital Herbert M. Harrington Sharpe Delaware Jackson and Sharp Co Pusey & Jones Corp Wilmer I. Sharpe Francis V. Sharpe Goldsboro Dorothy Morris Federalsburg Marian Asbury Los Angeles Joseph B. Stahl American Legion Dupont Boulevard New Castle Preston Royal Arch Masons of Talbot J. Blanche Perry C. Harvey Squires Perryville MD.) Methodist Church Henry Burrows Charles Hopkins Frampton Funeral Home Funeral Home Eva Spencer John Spencer Easton Hospital Thomas P Anna S. Dukes Towers Clarence Roe Moore Funeral Home T. J. Turkington Denton Cemetery Blanche Thawley Keys Rehoboth Beach Beebe Hospital Lewes Del Keys Eastern Shore Public Service Co Rehoboth Temple Lodge A.f.&a.m Charles R. Clark Berry Funeral Home Milford

Mrs Earl Holsinger Dies After Long Illness

Mrs Annice Holsinger 71 wife of Earl Holsinger of near Ridgely died Tuesday night at Easton Hospital after a long illness. Survived by husband a son Harold Holsinger Greensboro a daughter Mrs Adeline Bickling Greensboro four grandchildren two brothers Norman Rairigh Boonsboro Blair Rairigh Baltimore and a sister Mrs Ethel Brown Stevensville. Funeral today Friday at 2 p m in Denton Church of the Brethren with Rev Richard A Smith officiating. Interment Denton Cemetery.

Annice Holsinger Earl Holsinger Near Ridgely Easton Hospital George and Ellen Gregg Raleigh Harold Holsinger Greensboro Adeline Bickling Norman Rairigh Boonsboro Blair Rairigh Baltimore Ethel Brown Stevensville Denton

Charles L. Perry Dies After Heart Attack at Home Garden

Charles L. Perry aged 72 collapsed and died of a heart attack about noon Saturday while working in the garden of his home near Smithson. From 1929 to 1957 he managed the Harrison and Jarboe Canning Co. plant on Dover Road near Easton and was also engaged in other business ventures.

Charles L.perry Smithson Mr. Perry Harrison and Jarboe Canning Co Dover Road Easton

Also Mentioned on This Page

Denton Society Mrs Francis Coursay Virginia Margaret Coursay Hartly Trader’s Funeral Home Carl Wilmer FE. Sharpe Wallace Nicols Keys Charles L. Perry Nuttle Luan Prem Kote Zonolite Werx Oak Noors Cash and Carry Aluminum Realwood
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