Personal and Social News Highlights from Denton
Local social column lists guests at the Segar home including Mrs Lacy Pepper and Mildred Pepper and many others from Malvern, Pa to Marcus Hook. Church Ladies Aid meets May 1 with May hostesses named. Community ads show items for rent, furniture, farming supplies and cars. Recreation includes theater listings and Frigidaire promotions. Easter visits span Denton, Baltimore, Philadelphia with numerous family gatherings. Rotary and Eastern Shore Public Service dividend news noted along with local club memberships and upcoming community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Segar
Lacy Pepper
Mildred
Lawrence Neighbors
Malvern
Hall Pepper
Marcus Hook
Melvin Pepper
Nelson
Howard Porter
Charles and
Vernon
Maud Morrris
Victor Pepper
Vaughn
Doris
Donald
Emma Pepper
Earle Stafford
Charles Roe
Charles Roe and Son
Dawson
M. E. Church
John Chaffinch
John Hitech
Benjamin Colgain
Harvey Collins
J. W. Beauchamp
Ferdinand Baynard
William C. Andrew
Penn-o-lene Gas and Oil
T. Mark
Denton
A. E. Cooper
Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co
Denton Cleaners and Dyers
A. W. Short & Co
Laffargue
M. K. Newnam
Denton Md
J. L. Everngam
W. H. Nuttle
Fordson
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville
T. Mark Breeding
T. B
Conrad Nagel
Shanghai
Palace Theatre
W. H. Hollis & Son
Preston
Denton Cleaners
Wm. H. Hollis & Son
Katherine Elizabeth Wright
James Wright
Baltimore
Frank. Wright
Russell Corkran
Reginald Higgins
Easton
MD. J
Wm. Higgins
Harold Bilgieu
Brooklyn
N. Y
Douglas Bilgieu
Harvey
Fleetwood
Depot
Caroline County
Old German Lutheran Church
East New Market
Denton Club
Centreville
Eastern Shore Public Service Company
Salisbury
Earl Webber
Martha
Louise Jester
Jof Linwood
Mary V. Callahan
Emmett
Linley Wooters
Billy
Ridgely
John H. Wooters
Wm. H. Rathell
Margaret
Beatrice Smyers
Elmer Smyers
Norman Hurley
Merchantville
N. J
Miss Rathell
M. P. Church
Susan Smith
Franklin St
Philadelphia
R. Verne Meyers
Boston
New York
S. S. Tuscania
Havana
Cuba
Clyde H. Trice
T. L. Trice
Geneva
Large Local Host List At Easter Dinner
A long list of Sunday guests gathers for Easter dining across town. Families from Felton Boothwyn Wilmington Goldsboro and Philadelphia join residents for meals and social visits. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Chas Quillen and many relatives with a note that Mrs Cordean Cooper bought an auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Quillen
Sue Bostic
Maud Kelly
Felton
Samuel Blessing
Nolan
Whiteley Quillen
Boothwyn
Elwood Woshell
Marcus Hook
Earl Quillen
Morris Sylvvester
Agnes Tanker
Nathan Walls
Herbert Walls
Irven Kenton
Dorothy
Wilmington
Ridgely
Norman Smith
Goldsboro
Elmer Baughley
Denton
Ed. Walls
Samuel Hudson
Hugh Hudson
Beatrice
Helen
Arthur Robertson
Samuel
Lancaster
Herbert Hudson
Everett Clayville
Sara
Beryl Hudson
Baltimore
E. S. Hammond
Anna
Caroline
Bloomfield, N. J
Wm.' Hutson
John Cooper
Orville Melvin
Golds ‘Boro
Wm. H. Goodwin
John Schoppe
Francis Schoppe
Katherine Kennedy
Philadelphia
Ed. Schoppe
Truman H. Richard
Templeville
Wm. Garey
Ruth Richard
Jersey City
Rosanna Richard
T. P. Richard
Preston Harris
Robert and
Herbert Clough
Hartly
Chas. Clough
Oliver Carmine
Billy
Clinton Cohee
J. B. Medford
Oliver Ernest
Bob
Rocky Mount
N. C
Alda Montague
Chas. Cartwright
Florence and
Fern Stabler
John Stabler
Calvin Shenton
Elizabeth Pippin
Chester
Joseph Harris
John Pritchett
John Prara
Guy Wills
Clarence Emerson
Pottstown
Chas
Griffith
Wm. Golt
Louise
Burrsville
John Long
Henry Marvel
Geo. Marvel
Bridgetown
al. Meredith
Riverside
Thos. Robb and Sons
Dukes and
Edward
Geo, Starkey
Centreville
Olivia Coffin
Trenton
N.J
C. M. Wingate
Cambridge
Cordean Cooper
Local Social Notes From Goldsboro Area
Goldsboro residents share family visits as Mr. and Mrs. J W Gibson host relatives from Delmar Crisfield and other towns. Births and hospital stays include a daughter born at Kent General Hospital Dover for Mr. and Mrs Harvey Shively. Easter week highlights cover church events visitors Scouts and multiple homecomings across Goldsboro Aberdeen Annapolis Frostburg and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gibson
Harry Gibson
Delmar
Bunting
Crisfield
Harvey Shively
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Ballengee
Jennie Griffin
W. J. Murphy
Aberdeen
Our Town
Salisbury
Emma Wharton
Wilmington
A. DB. Quillen
John Shively
Elbert Saunders
Boy Scouts of
Goldsboro
M. E. South Church
Stanley Taylor
Carroll Elliott
Wm. Cheffins
Philadelphia
T. N. Jarrell
Luther Bennett
Frostburg
Helen Lane
Ruth Curtis
Annapolis
Bess Ross
Noble Dhue
Rebecca Lane
Susan Milby
Wm. Cherling
Marguerite Griffin
Washington
Weekly Ridgely News Letter on Independent Truck Objection
One hundred thirty one independent truck operators oppose Public Service Commission permits for Peninsula Auto Express and Baltimore Transfer Co to operate freight lines in Maryland's Eastern Shore. A Salisbury hearing before a Del Mar Va Eastern Shore Association committee led by E. Dale Adkins gathered testimony from both sides to inform May 20 PSC decision, with a follow up meeting May 6 inviting Peninsula business interests to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Del-Mar-Vo
Peninsula
Public Service Commission of Maryland
Peninsula Auto Express Company
Baltimore Transfer Company
Eastern Shore
Maryland
Del-Mar-Va
Eastern Shore Association
E. Dale Adkins
Salisbury
Motor Freight Com
Salisbury-Wicomico
Com‘merce
Adkins
W. D. Corddry
Snow Hill
Colmore E. Byrd
Pocomoke City
Hurlock
F. Leonard Wailes
Virginia
Grier
Newly
Public Service Commission
Business Inter
Penninsula
Salisbury-Wicomico Chamber of Commerce
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Bridge Party Guests
A social column lists attendees at a Ridgely bridge party hosted by Mrs. G Lawrence Wilson, with many visits and trips noted. Guests include Mrs. John Holt, Mrs. Chas Fleming, Misses Virginia Holt Ethel Holt Sarah Mary Helen Louise Stelle Frances Bradley, and others from Wilmington Charlottesville Chestertown Willow Grove Millersville Easton Malvern Wilmington Red Bank Centreville Baltimore Washington, and Johns Hopkins University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. S. Thompson
G. B. Stewart
Virginia
Ethel Holt
Louise Gray
Ella Pennington
G. Lawrence Wilson
Ridgely
John Holt
Chas. Fleming
Sarah
Mary
Helen Louise Stelle
Wilmington
Frances Bradley
Charlottesville
Urban Bowman
Washington
Frank Fleming
Edgar Blades
Brown Thawley
Virginia Blades
Sherwood Dodds
Easton
H. H. McKee
Malvern
Edgar Smith
Seward Smith
Isaac Sparklin
Avery Story
Little Son
Crampton
Kemp Stewart
S. N. Smith
Milford Kline
Rehoboth
Mary Elaine Greaves
Denton
Jean Woothhers
William Cooper
Johns Hopkins University
Earl Wothers
Sadie Wothers
Baltimore
Oscar Rice
Centreville
N. E. Knott
Eugene
Miriam
Mildred Gale
Washington, D. C
In Memoriam Agnes Klecan Remembrance Note
In everlasting memory of Agnes Klecan a dear wife and mother who departed April 27 1929. One year since that sad day her family laments and cherishes her memory. Our thoughts stay with you from dawn till night as vaults mark your resting place. Her life was upright faithful to the end. Her husband children and grandchildren. A Cicero quote closes the tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Klecan
Death Roll: L Weaver 74 Dies in Baltimore Hospital
Greensboro farmer retired after operating a small canning plant on Greensboro Ridgely road. He had been ill weeks and died Sunday at University Hospital Baltimore of pneumonia. Survived by widow and five sons and one daughter from first marriage, funeral held Wednesday. interment Greensboro cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market L. Weaver
Greensboro
University Hospital
Baltimore
Weaver
Pennsylvania
Caroline
Greensboro- Ridgely Road
John Weaver
Belleville
A. B. Frye
Methodist Episcopal Church
Greensboro Cemetery
Denton’s Water Supply Declared Safe and Ample
Denton commissioners report repairs to the town tank by L. M. Cannon of Salisbury. The tank was cleaned and repainted with no major damage found. Water is pumped from deep wells via a Pomona turbine pump and is regularly tested by the State Board of Health as pure and wholesome. This assures safe domestic use and strong fire protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
L. M. Cannon
Salisbury
Sate Board of Health
Grateful thanks for sympathy on wife’s illness and death
To the many kind friends who extended their sympathy and service when illness and death claimed my wife I gratefully offer sincere thanks. Edward Pinkine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Pinkine
Easter Service Opens Christ Church After Remodeling
Easter brought a full house at Christ Church as the remodeled building hosted worship with Calla lilies roses and tulips. A sixteen-voice vested choir, Eastern hymns, and Liturgy enhanced the day, followed by the Annual Parish Meeting on April 21 with reports from the Christ Church Guild and Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Christ Church Guild
W. J. Richards
J. Roland Chaffinch
J. Frank Wright
W. K. Scotton
Mark Breeding
W. J. Rickards
Paul R. Kenney
Dover News Roundup of Obits and Easter Events
Miss Dorothy Yost of Hobbs died after weeks of illness aged 27. Funeral held at home with remains sent to Baltimore. Easter program at the Church drew an attentive audience with a 36.13 dollar collection. Local residents, visits, and spring notes include Marietta Butler, Parker Barnes, Edward Towers, and family updates from Monmental City and Washington College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Yost
George L. Jopp
Hobbs
Baltimore
Marietta Butler
West Friendship High School
Howard ‘County
Louis Butler
Parker Barnes
Robert Lee
Chester
W. E. Hubbard
Edward Towers
Pine Bluff Sanatorium
T. H. Towers
Margaret Ashe
Christian Endeavor
Cora Lister
L. R. Dukes
Margaret Lou
Monumental City
E. M. Willey
Helen Towers
Washington College
L. Hopkins Thomas
Strayer's College
John Paul Moore Dies of Blood Poisoning at 24
John Paul Moore 24 a prominent farmer of Tuckahoe Neck died at Emergency Hospital Easton from blood poisoning tied to a slight brush wound about a week prior. Funeral services planned at his late home at 2:30 p m Sunday with Rev H E Uhrig officiating. He was a Caroline County native, survived by wife Helen Hubbard Moore and two young children. his parents and sisters Mrs Earl C Ivins and Mrs Will Ferrins are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uumnld
Carroll Meredith
Wilmington
Cooper
T. L. Day
Kenry Wilkinson
Margaret Swing
Dover
W. E. Habbart
Mame ‘Smith
John Applebaum
Hillsboro
Baltimore
Cleveland
Mary Laird
Rehoboth
Delia
Charles Stein
York
Ella Carlile
Billy
Frank Seward
Elmer Coblentz
Ridgely Reformed Church
Herbert Hammond
W. D. Marvel
Easton
Calvin Lynch
Robert Pyle
Margaret
A. W. Thompson
Cannon
Carroll ‘Meredith
Ambrose Taylor
Norman Parrott
Chesier
Nelson Richards, Jr
Laura Wooters
Washington College
John Harrington
Strayer
Bryant-Stratton Business College
Samuel and
Bernard King
Houston Pennington
Mary Moore
Willard Jones
Saulsbury
Lee H. Richereek
Aberdeen
Strasburg
St. Paul’s Church
Emma Short
Cliilford Cortleyou
Harrington
Louise Short
Hagerstown
Harry Altwater
Ida Jump
Vernon Clark
Hyattsville
Dorothy Jump
College Park
Harry Jump
Everett Blades
Standard Oil Company
Church House
Paul Fowler
Denton
Marion Covey
Atlantic City
Harold Quackenbush
Hackensack
N. J
Jas. Moore
Geo. Moore, Jr
Florence Blades
Howard Andrews
Louise Price
Eugenia Morgan
Horace Morgan
Keplar Barnette
Ocean View
Byron Barton
S. H. Reynolds
John Paul Moore
Tuckahoe Neck
H. E. Uhrig
Moore
Caroline Countinn
John Moore
Helen Hubbard
Hobbs
Earl C. Ivins
Will Ferrins
Lyoung Man
Baby Louis Murphy Recovers After Peanut Lung Extract
The nine month old Louis Charles Murphy was rushed to hospital in Baltimore after inhaling one large shelled peanut and five small ones. A bronchoscopic operation by Dr. Waitman F. Zinn removed the nuts in four minutes fifty five seconds using a hollow tube and wire forceps. The child, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Murphy, was then returned home seemingly none the worse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Louis Charles Murphy
Mercy Hospital
Waitman F. Zinn
Zinn
Raymond Murphy
Irvin Brumbaugh
Murphy’s
Harry
Samuel Jones
Long Branch
Cal
Linwood Hubbard
Wilmington
Greensboro
A. B. Frye
Greensboro Cemetery
John Beck
Philadelphia
Edgar Anderson
Charles Jackson
Bridgeville
Llyod Cannon
Preston
Mary Jackson
Lawrence Thornton
Linwood
Dan Wells
W. A. Thornton
Chas. Nichols
Fred Tinley
John Nichols
Chester
Millard Whitting
Chestertown
Roland Pritchett
J. N. Harris
Eugene
Robert Raughley
C. B. Wilson
Henry Hamm
Dover
R. J. Raughley
Charles Paige
Thompson Lowe
Dorothy Roe
Miriam Lowe
Virgie Roe
Purnell Dean
Perry Point
Ruthanna
Will Clark
George Luff
Jane Dill
Ed. Knox
Geo. Stevenson
Dorothy
J. W. Porter
Ernest Porter
Cumberland
Norman Walls
Roy Eddingfield
Elizabeth Dean
Eleanor Hurley
Grasonville
Jessie M. Wyatt
Wilming‘ton
Cora Wyatt
Margaret Faulkner
Claymont
J. R. Meekins
Emily Harrington
Josephine Bernard
Clifton H. Lord
Ohio
James W. Lord
Samuel T. Lerch
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Frank Dieterle
Utica
N. Y
Chas. Rich
W. T. Thornton
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