Social News Highlights From Denton and Nearby
Mr and Mrs D Ralph Harsey hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs Harsey with Judge and Mrs William J Shawn and others from Washington. Mrs John H Baggs and Mrs Walter S Rutter entertained the Ladies Aid at Mrs Baggs home. Leslie Enwanger returned to duty after a 30 day furlough with his Plattsburg unit. Various visits and returns noted include Mrs F P Covey coming home for summer, Rev T C Smoot returning from the West, C M Grubb and Oscar Clark hosting relatives, and several local residents visiting kin in Trappe Easton and Eastville Virginia. Mark H Smith ill but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Ralph Harsey
William J. Shawn
Charles W. Shawn
George B. Shawn
Washington
Plattsburg Barracks
N. Y
Samuel Ellwanger
Whiteleysburg
Denton
Shawn
F. P. Covey
Riverton Avenue
T. C. Smoot
West
Second Street
C. M. Grubb
Wilmington
Oscar Clark
J. A. Mackintosh
Louise Gray
Wesley E. Thawley
Edith Smith
Harrington
T. F. John
E. C. Gooden
Winfred
Emma
L. A. Gooden
Sara
Ambrose Gooden
Marydel
David McMenamin
Sadlersville High School
John Cooper
William H. Goodwin
John Long
Cordova
Wye Mills
Clements Bowdle
Jean
Philadelphia
John Quillen
Lillian Meredith
Carroll Jones
Alda Montague
George Moore
Sadlersville
Grace Griffith
Marcus Hook
Charles Griffith
Ladies’ Aid
William B. Gruwell
L. C. Cole
M. E
Lou Clark
Contraband at New Dover Opera House in April
Mystery thriller Contraband arrives at New Dover Opera House on Wednesday and Thursday, April 89. Lois Wilson stars as Carmel Lee who inherits a town paper and exposes a rum ring while facing danger from smugglers and a vanished sheriff. the film promises fights, thrills, drama, and laughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Crosland
Paramount
New Dover Opera House
Clarence Budington Kelland
Jack Cunningham
Lois Wilson
Noah Beery
Raymond McKee
Miss Wilson
Carmel Lee
Sheriff Churchill
The Coming Town Election In Our Peninsula Town
INTERESTED CITIZEN urges voters to keep the town well run by electing capable men to the town commission. The letter notes S. Frank Cole will not seek re election and praises local improvements such as water works electric lights a telephone exchange concrete streets a large school and strong fire protection to urge careful choice in candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Frank Cole
Denton School Board names new mechanic and discusses next year
W Lawrence Larrimore of Denton was appointed school mechanic by the County Board of Education. Born in the county’s upper area and now residing near Denton, he comes highly recommended and will handle tasks from hauling fuel to repairing and painting school buildings. About twenty five applicants competed. The Board spent hours reviewing next year's school organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lawrence Larrimore
Denton
County Board of Education
Lawrence Larrimore
Card of Thanks by Martua J Cannon and Many F Towers
A brief card of thanks expresses sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness during a bereavement. The notice names Martua J Cannon and Many F Towers and conveys gratitude for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martua J. Cannon
Many F. Towers
Ridgely News Briefs Portraits and Local Notes
Ridgely community updates include a birthday tribute at Marydel, school visits by David McMenamin, and social rounds at Sadlersville, with numerous gatherings among Gooden and Bowdle families. The News Letter reports club meetings, revival plans, lyceum events, a car collision near Chicken Bridge, and community activities from April planning to Easter preparations.
Twentieth Century Club and church notices in Bethlehem area
The Twentieth Century Community Club met on the 25th in Bethlehem with good attendance and cooperation. Invitations were extended for April 16th at J B Todd's home. Next meeting with Mrs Hopkins on the 29th. M P Church oyster stew sale on April 8th to raise funds. Ladies Aid met at Blades home, next gathering May 7th with Mrs Alonzo Blades. Easter service at M P Church April 12th evening with J F Spence supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Community Club
Bethlehem
J. B. Todd
Near
John Hopkins
M. P. Church
Chaptank
O. C. Blades
Alonzo Blades
M. P
J. F. Spence
Local Social News From Ellwood and Nearby
Ellwood residents share visits with relatives in Wilmington Easton and Salisbury. Mrs Edward Adams and daughter Anna Mae return home after a few days with J C Coulbourne. Mrs Howard Cheezum returns from Easton after a week with L C Bradley. Brinkley Whagland of Salisbury visits L Bradley for a few weeks. Alan Cohee stays with his parents F H and Mrs. Cohee. Gorman Bailey drives to Wilmington and Philadelphia. Louis Cummings of Easton visits L C Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Adams
Anna Mae
Wilmington
Howard Cheezum
Easton
L. C. Bradley
Brinkley Whagland
Salisbury
L. Bradley
Alan Cohee
F. H. Cohee
Gorman Bailey
Philadelphia
Louis Cummings
Patrons Meeting at School April 8 in American Corner
Mr and Mrs Lacey Griffith visited G L Griffith and Olaf Smith households Monday evening. A patrons meeting will be held at the school next Wednesday evening April 8. Hattie Lewis and Vernon Nichols visited Harvey and Hazel Baker Sunday. The Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Elva Smith Wednesday afternoon April 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacey Griffith
G. L. Griffith
Olaf Smith
Hattie Lewis
Vernon Nichols
Harvey
Hazel Baker
Ladies’ Aid
Elva Smith
Lumber stock added by S Frank Cole on South Seventh
S Frank Cole of South Seventh street has added two cars of lumber to his stock including flooring siding ceiling inside finishing lumber and mouldings with attractive prices. Investigate before buying telephone number 49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Frank Cole
South Seventh Street
Hillsboro School events and community notices
The Home and School Association met at the school with Maryland Day pupils and a Prof T E Shea athletics talk followed by a parent child spelling contest won by parents. Upcoming events include a April 6 play The Path Across the Hill at Moving Picture Hall, Hillsboro, 25 cent admissions, bake sale Saturday 2 30 to 5 pm for Hillsboro school, plus numerous visits and gatherings of local families and Alumni across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home and School Association
Maryland
Mary V. Sherwood
T. E. Shea
Concord Parent-Teachers' Association
Moving Picture Hall
Hillsboro
Hillsboro School
Edgar Blades
Virginia
Wm. Hall
Seaford
Kathryn Jarrell
Mary Francis Fisher
Western Maryland College
J. C. Sherwood
Joseph Taylor
Trappe
Roberta Barton
R. W. Beaven
G. Brown
Centreville
Bernard Pinder
Wm. Eveland
Kent Island
J. E. Rowland
Cape Charles
John Holt
I. A. McGrew
Howard Dodds
Wye Mills
Democratic Women to Convene in Salisbury at New Hotel
The Democratic Women's Clubs of Maryland schedule a semi annual meeting at the new Wicomico Hotel in Salisbury on Saturday April 18 with speakers Senator King of Utah and Mrs Carroll Miller of Pittsburgh. Luncheon at 1 pm followed by talks. Tickets available in counties. Attendees urged to join the Eastern Shore event and support the Democratic party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Women's Clubs of
Maryland
New Wicomico Hotel
Salisbury
Senator King
Utah
Senate
The
Treasury
Carroll Miller
Pittsburgh
New York
Miller
Washington
Eastern Shore
Mesdames W
5. Gordy
George Hitch
A. J. Vanderbogart
S. King White
Willis Parker
H. S. Wailes
Ruth Price
Wilbur W. Hubbard
Henderson Local Farm Bureau offers gold watch and diamond ring recruitment incentives
Alphonso Farina of the Henderson Local in Caroline County announces a promotion to recruit 25 new Farm Bureau members by December 1. He will give a solid gold watch to each man and a diamond ring to each woman who brings in the required number, plus one dollar to the local treasury for every new member. This has locals gearing up for active recruitment and outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Caroline County Farm Bureau
Alphonso Farina
Farm Bureau
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Farina
Chief Engineer Kichline Celebrates 60th Birthday at Home
A. L. Kichline of Dover's water and light plant was surprised by about 55 relatives gathered to honor his 60th birthday last Sunday. Among attendees were his brother Morris Kichline of Harrington and sister Mrs. Benedict Weaver of Ridgely. The day featured refreshments a cake decorated by his daughter Mrs. Stella James. The Chief and two Dover citizens later dined at Cook's Cafe per the late John Maag will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Kichline
Morris Kichline
Harrington
Benedict Weaver
Ridgely
Stella James
Dover
Cook's Cafe
John Maag
Richline
Dover Index
Conference Appointments Assign Ministers to Maryland Churches
The recent Methodist Episcopal conference announced new pastor assignments across Wilmington Dover Middletown Salisbury and surrounding areas. Rev Melvin E Wheatley moves to Denton succeeding Rev Nadal Jones. Rev W C McGuire to Quedessa. Rev C C Harris to Preston. Rev Mr Outten to Camden. Rev C W Campbell to Marydel. The list names district superintendents and numerous assigned pastors for churches in Wilmington Dover Middletown and Salisbury districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
M. E. Church
Melvin E. Wheatley
Ridgely
Denton
C. Nadal Jones
Princess Anne
W. C. McGuire
Hillsboro
Qudessa
W. P. Taylor
C. C. Harris
Preston
Mr. Outten
Camden
C. W. Campbell
Marydel
Wilmington
J. W. Colona
Hee
Town Point
C. P. Sharpesa
Charlestown
Oliver J. Collins
Cherry Hill
Harry Taylor
Chesapeake City
J. T. Richardson
Chester Bethel
Boothwyn
O. B. Rice
Christiana
Thomas Pardee
Supply
Claymont
H. B. Keleo
Cobra
J. C. Steen
Delaware City
J. W. Ensley
Ebenezer
Newark
G. T. Gehman
Elkton
W. G. Harris
Hockessin
M. D. Nutter
Holly Oak
P. C. Walcott
Hopewell
Port Deposit
W. L. Hess
Marshallton
Cedars
GC. W. Moore
Mt. Lebanon
Rockland
Summit
St. George’s
T. Jones
St. John’s
Lewisville
W.C. Poole
Stanton
F. C. Louhoff
Zion Circuit
North East
J. W. Prettyman
Asbury—G
T. Alderson
Brandywine
W. E. Greenfield
Brack-Ex Marshallton
R. H. Adams
Cookman
W. R. Mowbray
Eastlake
E. W. McDowell
Edge Moor
J. F. Layton
Supply. Epworth
T. R. Vandyke
Grace
B. M. Johns
Harrison Street
J. L. Johnson
Hillcrest
Bellefonte
O. B. Reed
Kingswood
Crapo
J. W. Sutton
Dover
St. Paul’s
H. N. Bailey
Wesley
Leonard White
East New Market
J. H. Hudson
Ellendale
Conrad Hamer
Elliott’s Island
A. S
G. E. Waad
Galestown
McKendree
Georgetown
T. F. Bennehamy
W. S. Donohoe
Greenwood
C. H. Mead
Harrington
E. H. Collins
Hooper's Island
C. H. Hudson
Houston
S. T. Hamblin
Hurlock
W. F. Davison
Milton
J. S. Eldridge
Mt. Pleasant
W. B. Horner
Nassau
W. C. Buckson
Rehoboth
N. C. Benson
Reliance
L. T. McLain
Seaford
W. V. Moore
J. H. Whedbee
and MccKendree
Sydney Bradley
Vienna
A. G. Thomas
Williamsburg
Alonzo Travera
Wyoming
J. A. Hudson
Zoar
Middletown
O. E. Jones
Bayside
F. A. Baker
Borman and
Neavitts
J. P. Kelley
Burrsville
E. N. Wright
Cecilion
G. W. Dawson
Centreville
Frank White
Chestertown
T. J. Lard
Cheswold
Otis P. Jefferson
Church Hill
W. S. Grant
Clayton
C. W. Clark
Concord
C. H. Atkins
Cordova
J. H. Melvill
Crumpton
J. H. Gardner
M. E. Wheatley
Easton
W. H. Briggs
Fairlee-S. L. Hanby
Galena
O. T. Baynard
Greensboro
W. O. Bennett
Henderson
Samuel Cawman
Kent Island
G. 5
Allen
Kenton
J. E. Parker
R. W. Campbell
W. H. Hearn
Millington
Dulaney
Odessa
Friendship
W. T. McGuire
Oxford
H. Covington
Piney Neck
T. S. Barrett
Pomona
W. C. McClintock
Queenstown
D. E. Carr
Leolan Jackson
Rock Hall
W. H. Revelle
Royal Oak
C. P. Scheiner
St. Michaela
Tilghman Smith
Salem
L. P. Corkran
Smyrna
R. K. Stephenson
Still Pond
Betterton
E. M. Shockley
Sadlersville
R. S. Hodgson
Tilghman
J. W. Wooten
Trappe
W. D. Short
Townsend
O. H. Connelly
Wye Mills and
Starr
R. L. Kirby
Name list of pastors and supply assignments
A roster of church assignments lists many towns with minister names and supplies. Mentions include Princes Anne, Westover, Snow Hill, Salisbury, Pocomoke City, Tangier, and more with several supplies noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supply
Powellville
Roy Kerwin
Princess Anne
C. N. Jones
Quantico
J. M. S. van Bilunk
Roxana
G. F. Newton
St. Peter’s
H. R. McDade
Salisbury
Asbury
H. P. Fox
Grace
J. P. Wilson
Selbyville
M. W. Marine
Sharptown
H. S. Dulaney
Smith's Island
A. Zimmerman
Snow Hill
E. W. Jones
Somerset
Ivanhoe
Typhoid vaccination urged for Maryland residents
Dr John S Fulton director of the State Department of Health urges all residents not immunized in the last two years to vaccinate before the 1925 typhoid season. The vaccine is free from the State and available through physicians or local health officers. Vaccination requires three weekly treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Fulton
State Department of Health
Department
Baltimore
Fulton
Bureau of
Maryland
Bear's store opens on April four in city style
The grand opening of Bear's new store is set for April four and described as a city store. Local residents are noted visiting and attending events with Mrs. John Scully, her daughter Mrs. Cohee of Denton, and others mentioned throughout the community. Several residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dean and Mrs. McKenny are reported as being on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Amusement Corporation
Harvey Holsinger
Harper Lang
C. D. Lynch
C. L. Hobbs
Frank Lang
Paul Holsinger
Mulford
Harry H. Zeigler
Church of the Brethren
Lyceum
Temple Singers
Walter Bennington
Melvin
Wilmington
Melvin Wheatley
Ruth
Mr. Wheatley
Gertrude Wheatley
Mitchell
Denton
Home Missionary Society
Ada Matthews
Anne
Harwood
Chicken Bridge
Wooters
Ridgely
Hillsboro
John Winston
Calored
Stone Road
Trinity Road
Goodwin
Church House
Samuel Thomas
L. Jackson
Sadlersville
Ida Betson
Oxford
M. A. Brackett
Noah Turner
A. W. Thompson
Porter
Annie Turner
Miss Reichert
Baltimore
Near East Relief
W. T. Temple
Elliott Building
Hemmons
Reformed Sunday School
Harold Roe
Mary Jane
Federalsburg
H. Robinson
Harold Hatfield
Georgetown
Allan Parsons
Harrington
A. S. Thompson
I. E. Mason
C. L. Herzog
Topkis Brothers
Carroll Meredith
George Fitz
Greensboro
Ridgely Reformed Church
Herbert Hammond
Stevensville
Bear
John Scully
Cohee
Leonard Dean
McKenny
Sue Latcham
Wm. Smith
L. M. Goodwin
Radebaugh
College Park
J. T. Moore
Washington
C. W. Jackson
Margaret Swing
Chestnut Grove perfect attendance list for March
Chestnut Grove School lists students with perfect attendance for March: Gilbert Banning, Margaret Collins, Lavinia Trice, Brooks Donovan, Catherine Trice, Rush Donovan, Paul Trice, Claude Banning, Hazel Donovan, Dollie Wright, Edward Williams, Ross Robinson, Kathleen Waldis, Audrey Lee Fishell, Arthur Williamson, Gertrude Waldis, and Melvin Trice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Grove School
Gilbert Banning
Margaret Collins
Lavinia Trice
Brooks Donovan
Catherine Trice
Rush Donovan
Paul Trice
Claude Banning
Hazel Donovan
Dollie Wright
Edward Wil.iams
Ross Robinson
Kathleen Waldis
Audrey Lee Fishell
Arthur Williamson
Gertrude Waldis
Melvin Trice
Orphans' Court Handles Multiple Estate Matters on Tuesday
In the Orphans' Court Judges West Harper and Shawn released letters of administration for Frank T. Jewell to Martha J. Cannon and Mary Towers with bond approved and creditors notice ordered. Appraisers named include Roland T. K. Garey and Jacob A. Griffin. Various estates including Hicks Cluff Doerr Marvel Black and Ar nod face inventories appraisements sales releases and recordings as proceedings proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawn
Frank T. Jewell
Martha J. Cannon
Mary ¥. Towers
Roland T. K. Garey
Jacob A. Griffin
T. Clayton Horsey
Robert Leonard Hicks
Ralph Hubbard
Leonard F. Covey
James Cluff
Commodore H. Doerr
Mary Doerr
Frank H. Doerr
Nathan H. Marvel
George 8
Marvel
Philip A. Marvel
Levin Black
Caroline County
Marietta Draper
Charles W. Buck
William J. Murphy
Catherine A. Kinnamon
Bertha E. Pitcher
Lola M. Haymond
Charles N. High
Harvey L. Cooper
John W. Arnold
Mary F. Towers
Fairlee Tomato Growers Cooperative Formed
Farmers near Fairlee organized the Fairlee Tomato Growers Cooperative Association at a Saturday meeting. Roland Webster of Hurlock and James Willis of Federalsburg back the venture, with Webster to build the cannery and machinery and receive 4 percent interest. Net profits from sales to be split among members after production costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairlee
Fairlee Tomato Growers Cooperative Association
Roland Webster
Hurlock
James Willis
Federalsburg
Webster
Kent News
Public Sale of Personal Property Near Denton Bridge
Administrators of Frank T. Jewell announce a public sale of farm and household items near Denton Bridge. Auctioneer John Irwin will offer livestock including mare and cow, farming implements, carriages, harness, tools, stove, furniture, dishes, bedding, and numerous articles. Cash under 10 dollars. over 10 dollars credit four months with interest notes. removal only after terms met. MARTHA J. CANNON and MARY F. TOWERS administers. sale conducted by JOHN IRWIN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Jewell
Caroline Count
Denton Bridge
Martha J. Cannon
Mary F. Towers
John Irwin
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Circuit Court
Leland T. Short
Everagain’s
O. M. Hignutt
Williston
John T. Porter
Everngam
Sarah Anderson
Denton M. E
L. B. Towers & Bro
Christ Church Guild
William Neal
Howard's School
Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
State Roads Commission
Choptank
Smithson Church
H. W. Poteat
Church of God
Nuttle Milling Co
Liden
Louise Liden
Jonathan Adams
Grace Meluney
Paul Dukes
Elizabeth Masten
Paul Melaney
Francis Wright
Harold Adams
Pauline Wright
Willoughby School
Dawson Butler
Norman Willoughby
Leon Butler
Nelson Fearins
Dorothy Fountain
Elsie Sutherland
Augurette Butler
Melvin G. Morris
Greensboro Baptist Church
Stuffe
Thompson Hardware & Supply Co
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. A. Rood
Queen Anne
J. H. Schooley
Goldsboro
Reisterstown
C. R. Curtis
J. H. Billingsley
R. C. Meeks
Ronceverte
W. W. McIntyre
Ingleside
Pooleville
H. A. Wilson
A. B. Sapp
Berkeley
F. A. Fairbanks
E. V. Whitehurst
C. L. Riter
Kent
Merton Shawn
Carmichael
Lelia Lucas
Otis Smith
Eastville, Va
Mark H. Smith
School Board Notes
Samuel Jester
Harry Bowdle
Bowdle
Pierce
John Fisher
A. G. Zimmerman
Leah Isabelle
Barbara Elizabeth
Mary Anne
Stockton
S. P. Brown
H. J. Ramsdell
Mollie Cleaves
Jason Reed
Willie Hamilton
Mary Willoughby
Marshall’s Hospital
Milford
Amelia Zimmerman
Hazel
Hester Brown
Albert Stokes
Leonard
Samuel Carey
E. W. Brown
Brown
Miss Adams
Gladys Bowdle
Hester Wroten
Ridgely News
Ellwood
Democratic Women’s Clubs
Mr. Kichline
Methodist Episcopal
E. H. Dashiell
Annamessex
H. Ralph
Ayres Chapel
Harry V. Branford
Berlin
E. C. Hallman
Dishopville
W. G. Barlow
W. S. Collins
Chincoteague
J. T. Rowlenson
Claremont
O. A. Bartley
Crisfield
W. F. Corkran
Immanuel
J. J. Bunting
Dugsboro
St. Georges
L. E. Windger
Deal's Island
J. R. Bicking
Delmar
J. W. Jones
Fairmount
W. R. Woodell
Frankford
G. A. Cooke
Fruitland
D. A. Stockley
Girdletree
D. B. Prettyman
Gumboro
C. S. Larrimore
Hebron
Tuckahoe Neck
Thawley
A. m
Christian Endeavor
W. B. Higgins
Emma Holland
Helen DeFord
Rosa Riley
Grace Ireland
Beulah Clopper
Miss Beulah Clopper
Pearl Wright
Chestnut Grove
New Cannery
Guernsey
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