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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1930

Page

5

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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