Local notes and advertisements from Denton journal
Weather and market notes, local business ads, vehicle purchases, and upcoming events in Denton. Mentions farms and sales, theatre showings, bank growth, public notices, and personnel changes with several named individuals and firms. Includes addresses, dates, and price figures for local items and happenings.
Denton Socials and Elections Highlight Local Life
Dr Edwin R Downes top vote getter in Denton primaries re-nominated for the Second Branch of the City Council. Howard Bryant named Democrat candidate for President of the Second Branch by a large majority. News notes visitors, marriages, medical cases, church activities, and local society events across Denton and Greensl in. The Eastern Shore Brokerage Company to establish Preston HQ with $100000 capital, aiming at canned goods trade and general commission business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin R. Downes
Baltimore
Denton
Downes
Howard Bryant
Democrats
George Ro West
Atlantic City
West
Marydel
Big Shore City
Mr. West
Thomas
Eastern Shore Brokerage
Ant Commission Company
Dennis
Preston
George W. Woolford
Cambridge
Walter M. Wright
Alex. Noble
S. Libert Douglas
John W. Payne
Robert Jarrell, Jr
Goldsboro
Fred R. Owens
S. Elbert Douglas
Robert Jarrell
Henry T. Nuotile
J. Richard Philips
F. R. Owens
Ixport
del Credere Commission
Tom Thumb Wedding Party at Denton Town Hall
The Tom Thumb Wedding Party by the Ladies Circle in Denton will feature children aged three to six with a bride groom and assorted roles on stage at the Town Hall Friday evening. Tickets cost 35 cents for reserved seats and 25 cents for general admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Thumb
Denton
Grandma
Grandpa Micget
Grandpa Thumb
Love Land
Smith & Walls
Community Notes and Local Courtesies in Marydel
Marydel greets back its pastor and wife for a second year and wishes success on every road. Dunte attendees report a rewarding Chestertown conference. Harry Sparks family visits parents Jos Sparks in town. April snowstorm surprises readers. Flora Bull visits with Norris Bull family. Mrs. Lloyd Gooden visits parents Ambrose Gooden. T. E. Heather trips to Baltimore. Alfonza Baxter weekends with aunt Belle Daily. Mrs. Thos. Ford improves after illness. Olin Hummer and daughter Frances visit Wilmington. Henry Davis visits with Clark family in Eastartly. Will Loose of Baltimore visits A. E. Heather. Grace Smith hosted by Henderson friends. Harry Bestpitch sues John Burnet for 5000, court rules for defendant. Lawyers listed for both sides. Local candidates announce in Queen Annes and Kent counties. Monuments, tombstones and enclosures noted by Short & Co. Denton Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunte
Chestertown
Harry Sparks
Jos. Sparks
Henry Davis
Clark
Etartly
Will Loose
Baltimore
A. E. Heather
Grace Smith
Henderson
Ridgely Ladies Set Friday High School Entertainment
The Ladies' Community Club fixed a Friday event at the High School featuring Mrs. C. N. Turner as writer, Mrs. James Smith, violinist Aliss Rebecca Swing, Rev. John M. Herzog, and a play Sewing for the Heathen with local women. Admission 25 cents adults 15 cents children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Community Club
C. N. Turner
James Smith
Aliss Rebecca Swing
Smith
Harry Swann
John M. Herzog
Maude Gibson
Alfred White
Milton Smith
Lawrence Lynch
Ada Matthews
Virginia Hayes
Else Matthews
Edward Pearsaul
Tempreville News Highlights Local Visits and Resignations
Mrs. Roland Knotts and sister from Baltimore visited Tempreville last Sunday and returned Monday, mother Mrs. Kate Knotts accompanying. An airplane visit caused excitement lasting about fifteen minutes. Mr and Mrs G A Skinner and three daughters from near Church Hall visited friends. Rev G W Stallings has been returned as minister and welcomed back. Miss Emma Sparks returned home after time with friends near Ruthsburg. Mr Wm Lowman sold a driving horse to Mr Louis Rieter and bought another. Many residents attended the M EL Conference at Chestertown. Mr Harry Jewell and his mother from Price visited town Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Davis visited Dover last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Leach
Greensboro
Sadlersville
Ladies of St Pauls and Society
William Lowe
Burrsville
W. N. Conaway
Wesley M. S Church
R. H. Stafford
Robert Herry
G. L Blades
Ellen Hopkins
Ruth Harvey
John Thawley
Langrell
Minnie Minner
Frederica
Knotts
Milford
John Stokes
Robert Butler
Roberta
Anna Voss
E. H. Sapp
Lena Thawley
Wesley
Edna Cahall
Mollie Cahall
Harrington
Queen Anne
Helen Lynch
War Trade Board
Washington
United States Treasury
Selby Smith
J. J. Bunting
Ridgely M. E
Vernie Latshaw
Albert Saulsbury, Jr
New York City
A. G. Saulsbury
Alice Brumbaugh
Juniata College
Huntingdon
L. R. Brumbaugh
Henry Wilkinson
Millsboro
Delaware
Miss Goodwin
Hartley
Del
Francis Dukes
Bertie Dakes
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Methodist Church
Harvey Holsinger
Mary Detwiler
Alfred G. Gelletty
Williston
Harvey Clark
University Hospital
Baltimore
Edna Detwiler
George McDaniel
Denton
Frank Kauffman
G. A. Skinner
Mary
Ellen
Ruth
Church Hall
G. W. Stallings
Emma Sparks
Ruthsburg
Wm. Lowman
Louis Rieter
Chestertown
Harry Jewell
Price
John Davis
Dover
Seward Smith
and Garrettson Smith
Wilemington
I. T. Sparklin
Florence Beaven
Lulu
Herbert Beaven
Centreville
Willard Russell
Easton
Geo. B. Stewart
W. F. Sylvester
Mary Cooper
Billie
S. N. Millchard
Georgetown
H. Lay Beaven
Earle Wothers
Middletown
John Wothers
Emma Newlee
J. E. Hicks
Ralph Coursey
H. R. Covell
Elsie
W. F. Dawson
Tangier
Chas. Stewart
Wilbur Fleming
Rumbold
Dixon
John Rumbold
E. RB. Dunham
Choptank
Mary F. Andrew
Annie Butler
James Butler
Federalsburg
Emma Dunham
E. B. Dunham
Elizabeth Wright
Hynson Wright
Ruth Wolf
Seattle
Wash
Lillie Rumbold
John
Preston
William
Wade H. and
Edwin
Philadelphia
Edward S. Dixon
Carne Dixon
George G. Dixon
Portland
Ore
West
Cleveland
Ferdinand Dixon
Grace Dixon
Local notices and church appointments fill Hillsboro and beyond
A long column lists visits and guests in Hillsboro and surrounding towns including Seward and Garrettson Smith in Wilmington, Beaven and Russell families in Centreville, and many others. It notes community events such as Sunday School reorganization led by Rev Scarborough and presents extensive M. E. Church appointments by Bishop McDowell covering Wilmington, DOVER, and SALISBURY districts with numerous pastor shifts and supply arrangements.
Denton Churches Mark Centennial Services and Markets
A Denton note lists a centennial service at Denton M E Church with a morning program and sermon by Dr Wyatt and Rev Levi K Ziegler. Easter markets planned at the Brick Hotel by Christ Church Guild and Denton M P Church Ladies Aid. Bishop Adams to preach at St Pauls and Christ Church. local coal market talk and 1915 weather recall. property sales include L F Coveys 78 acre farm to Wilmer Wright for 7500 and other transfers with prices and buyers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton M. E
Wyatt
James Moore
Levi K. Ziegler
Church of the Brethren
Ladies of Christ Church Guild
Ladies’ Aid of
Denton M. P
Bishop Adams
St. Paul's E. Church
Hillsboro
Sta. Im
Christ Church
Orphans Court Deals With Numerous Trustee Actions
The Orphans Court met last Tuesday with Judges Liden Moore and Covey presiding. Trustees and executors including Charles A B Harrison and Burt Hobb filed accounts, estates settled, guardians authorized to deposit funds, and notices to creditors ordered. Also reported were deaths of John Rumbold and Edward S Dixon, with details of survivors and funeral plans, plus a local theatre ad for The Great Victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liden
Moore
Covey
Orphans’ Court
Charles AB. Harrison
Lincoln
Kelly
Ethel A. Johnson
Sampson Johnson
W. Arthur Sculley
Joseph W. Perry, Jr
Peoples Navaal Bank
W. Authur Scully
Joseph H. Perry, Jr
Burt Hobb
Roxanna C. Plummer
Howard
William H. Nutile
Lucy W. Kelley Morgin
Lincoln D. Kelley
Lugg W. Kelley-Morgan
John EL
William 5
Howard RB. Kelley
Pratt T. Taylor
Charles B Harrison
Thomas HL. Green
Annie E. Green
Wilmore Green
Roland Towers
Joseph Hubbard
Ferdinand Gadow
Annie Gadow
Herman Gadow
August C. Marquart
William Lewis
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