AH County News Items Saturday Morning List
Saturday Morning April 27 1935 notes from AH county section circle mentions county solicited items under this head and presents during the column.
Local rentals and community notices in Denton Times
A wide mix of local items covers rental ads on Fifth Avenue, bake sales by Denton churches, bake sales and meetings of Homemaker’s Clubs, radio program notes, and upcoming events. Also listed are local election results, obituaries, and several accident and court-related notices with names, places, and dates.
Denton Social News Highlights Local Club Actions
At a Denton Community Club meeting delegates were chosen for the Eastern Shore Federation and a Clara Benson Boley memorial scholarship fund was approved. Plans included a bake sale on May 4 and a card party on May 21. Numerous local residents were noted visiting or traveling, with several church and club events planned for early May.
Good Place For Children In Denton Community
Denton holds a strong appeal for family life with safe streets and a supportive community spirit. The piece lauds local cooperation, social development, and pride as vital to maintaining an ideal environment for rearing good families and the early, lasting impressions of good living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Denton
The Average Man Prefers Quick Money Over Hard Work
A quotation asserts that the average man will do almost anything to earn money except endure hard work. The remark highlights a cynical view of work ethic and financial ambition possibly reflecting social attitudes of its era.
Welfare meeting of Maryland conference set for Frederick
The Maryland State Conference of Social Welfare will hold its annual meeting Monday and Tuesday, April 29 and 30, at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in Frederick. Sessions start at 10 a.m. with luncheons, roundtables, and addresses by Ann Ward, Margaret Rich, and other leaders. On Tuesday at 10 a.m. more sessions, with Dr. Preston presiding at noon and Edith Abbott delivering an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Conference of Social Welfare
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Maryland
Louis R. Dertzbaugh
Frederick County Welfare Board
Ann D. Ward
Maryland State Conference
Margaret E. Rich
Family Welfare Association of America
Harold Donnell
Mary Godley
Katherine Griffith
Hertha Krans
Anita Faatz
Lucia Murchison
Eleanor Richardson
Easter Week Visit Entrains Templeville Folks
Templeville residents hosted relatives during Easter with visits from Har ry Davis of Harrisburg and Thomas McCarthy of Wilmington plus Amos Wyatt and daughter Doris Ann of Marydel and others. Antioch M E Church plans services on April 28 with Sunday School at 10 and sermon by Rev R G Connor at 11. Maryland and Ohio guests included Dora Everett, Kathryn Kabernagle, and Charles Ackerman of Baltimore. William Morgan and children from Newark Delaware. Nell Knotts of Hurlock. Harry Knotts of Baltimore. Frank Baughley of Templeville. Dorothy Knotts of West River. Wallie Lord of Marietta Ohio. Oscar Lord. Allen Stafford and friends from Sadlersville in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurney Knotts
Harry Davis
Harrisburg
Thomas McCarthy
Wilmington
Amos Wyatt
Doris Ann
Marydel
Belle Tarring
Charles, Willis
Jean
Ella Bowen
West Virginia
Ella Knotts
Robert Pippin
T. S. Pippin
Dover
Lillian Cleaver
Madeline Meredith
Dundalk
Irons Pippin
Antioch M. E
R. G. Connor
Richard Kabernagle
Kathryn
Charles Ackerman
Baltimore
Dora Everett
William Morgan
Lucille
Edward
Newark
Del
Frank Baughley
Nell Knotts
Hurlock
Harry Knotts
Herbert Knotts
Franklin Green
Sadlersville
T. H. Golt
Dorothy Knotts
West River
Wallie Lord
Marietta
Ohio
Oscar Lord
Allen Stafford
New York City
Mary Knotts
Local Family Visits Across Dover and Ocean City
Mr and Mrs Edward Gruwell of Dover spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Joe Pritchett. They visited F Hi Thomas on Monday. Little Miss Martyn Thompson of Royal Oak visits grandparents Payton Thompson and John Sands. Mr and Mrs McGill and daughter Sadie of Baltimore were guests last weekend. Mrs George Blades and children visited her parents in Trappe over the holidays. Alva Blades hosted Beverly Blades of Preston. James Miley and Clinton Carroll hosted Sunday guests. Addie Blades returned from Ocean City NJ. Emma Welch of Ocean City NJ visits Martha Hubbard. Woodrow Baynard and son visited Anah Carroll on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gruwell
Dover
Joe Pritchett
F. Hi. Thomas
Martyn Thompson
Royal Oak
Payton Thompson
John Sands
McGill
Sadie
Baltimore
George Blades
Bradley
Trappe
Alva Blades
Beverly Blades
Preston
James Miley
Clinton Carroll
Addie Blades
Ocean City
N. J
Emma Welch
Martha Hubbard
Woodrow Baynard and Son
Anah Carroll
Walter Moore
Maud Crawford
Myrtle
Eva Bowen
Harriet Reed
Washington
Methodist Parsonage
Henrietta Payne
David Ivens
Lansdowne
James Sharp
Camp Meade
Dorothy Holsinger
Kenneth Corbett
Neffsville
Adam Holsinger
Wilson Jackson
Arlington
Emma Jackson
Florence Thompson
Harrington
Will Cannon
Annie Turner
Mary Frances Bickling
Norman Bickling
Wilmington
Paul Hemmons
Herbert Moore
Centreville
John Thomas
James Semmenteen
Frank Kibler
Leonard Ellenberger
Ellenberger
Henry Friedell
Claymont
Del
Fred Friedell
W. E. Snowberger
Walter Bennington
Carlisle Bennington
Church Hill
Taneytown
Bobby Davis
Eaton
Queen Anne
Richard Rampmeyer
Ridgely
Church Notices and Sunday Service Details
The Rev T J Turkington will speak on An Ancient Prayer with a Modern Meaning in the morning and The High Cost of Living for the Present in the evening at M P Church. Christian Endeavor topic Fellowship in the work of the Church. Caroline Charge Thawley Hobbs Burrsville Willis ton Preston Epiphany Mission and Church of the New Jerusalem services listed with times. Bees are humming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Turkington
Denton
M. P. Church
M. P
Caroline
Thawley’s
Hobbs
Russia
America
Burrsville
Christian Endeavor
Williston
Williston Club
Harvey Towers
Church of the New Jerusalem
Preston
Epiphany Mission
Ridgely Weekly News Letter Highlights Local Doings
Congregation members presented Rev and Mrs Joseph Rittenhouse with a donation party on April 12 during the monthly young peoples meeting. Town elections saw Mulford Swing elected town commissioner to replace Walter Mitchell, with Roger Ringgold and Ronald Lane as other board members. Firemen set May 13 and 14 for a minstrel show at Ridgely Theatre, while various church groups and residents reported Easter visits, gatherings, and births across the community, including consistory appointments and local social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Church of the Brethren
Joseph Rittenhouse
Young People's Department
Willing Workers’ Sewing Circle
Frank Simon
Beatrice Bower
Sarah Hoffman
Mary Wharton
Edgar Weaver
Greensboro
Pomona Grange No. 9
Maryland
Ridgely Grange
Church House
Gertrude Holsinger
Roland Fountain
J. M. Swing
Margaret Swing
Ridgely
Ridgely Theatre
Mulford
Walter Mitchell
Roger R. Ringgold
Ronald R. Lane
Congregation of
the Reformed Church
Ross Simon
Paul Hoffman
John Altfather
Thomas Lockerman
Ralph Warner
Jesse S. Fifer
Caroline County Medical Association
Baltimore
Samuel Thomas
Snow Hill
M. H. Thomas
Elizabeth Wilson
Newport
Norman Wilson
Howard Quaintance
Phoebe Jane
Donald Davis
Gladys Kaylor
Grottos
J. D. Davis
William Jarrell
Harold Fountain
Emma Jackson
George. Slaughter
Roy Slaughter
George Slaughter Jr
Wilmington
L. D. Truitt
Chester
John Sharp
Massey Widow Anna M G Massey Dies in Baltimore
Mrs Anna Maria Goldsborough Massey widow of William Massey of Baltimore and the Eastern Shore died at 2118 North Charles Street on Tuesday morning April 2. Survived by four nephews and one niece. Services held at Church of the Holy Trinity Greensboro April 26 at 2 pm. Pallbearers listed. Interment in Greensboro cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Maria Goldsborough Massey
William Massey
Baltimore
North Charles Street
Massey
Griffin Washington
Anne Reynolds Goldsborough
Crossndore
Talbot County
Maryland
Washington Laird Goldsborough
William Winder Goldsborough
Greensboro
Winder Elwell Goldsborough
South Norwalk
Conn
T. Alan Goldsborough
Denton
Charles B. Goldsborough
Pelham Heights
New York
Church of the Holy Trinity
John White
John C. Brown
Beverly L. Goldsborough
T. Clayton Horsey
L. Irving Jones
Edward C. Carter
Dawison O. George
Greensboro Cemetery
Board of Town Commissioners
F. N. Coursey
R. C. Jackson
Coursey
Jackson
J. R. Meeklins
Joseph L. Rogers
B. H.bittle
H. L. Cohee
J. H. Coursey
J. W. Thawley
B. H. Bittle
O. W. Barton
Irvin Brumbaugh
Clayton Porter
Greensboro Baptist Church
B. C. Beckham
Betty Karcher
June Thomas
Ruthanna Young
Matilda Hobbs
Helen Tinley
Violet Jester
Betty Hutson
Anna Mae Pinder
Ella Langrell
Virginia Baker
Ellen Bennett
Hazel Urry
D. W. Charlton
Anne Phillips
Beckham
Anna Zacharias
Josephine Bastian
Enoch Strannahan
Harrington
Denny Taylor
Roland Taylor
Raymond B. Rawlings
A. H. Travers
Henderson
Anna Maria Goldsborough
Church of the Holy Trinty
Arthur Smith
H. P. Owings
Owings
Paul Dill
Paul Curry
Bates Dill
John Shulties
Viola Voshell
Thomas Ross
Delama
Clifford Shulties
Robert Burnell
Norris Knox
Clayton Hutson
Will Clark
Kinnamon
Clark
Rehaoboth
Del
Ernest Murphy
William Urry
Kenneth Hevalow
Linwood
Nolan Hubbard
Town
A. J. Urry
John Greenlee
Burton Pearson
Newark
Elberton
Frederick Monroe
Maude Morris
P. E. Taylor
Dundalk
Tilghman Whitby
Carl Dingledine
Chester
Arlie Dingledine
Lloyd Taylor
Reading
Alvin Edwards
Charles Wyatt
Felton
Mis
Oscar Wyatt
Betty Yocum
Floyd
Washington, D. C
T. E. Bastian
Mary Nashold
Harrison Nashold
Mesdames
T. F. Dobson
J. R. Meekins
Charles Rich
Wilmington
Florence Thornton
William Hammond
Masten’s Corner
Easter services honor Resurrection at Trinity Church
GOLDSBORO Easter services at Trinity M. E. Church South drew large crowds for morning and evening worship. Sunday School opened at 9 45 a m with a Resurrection pageant by teachers, then new members were admitted and communion observed. Evening featured music and the Easter sermon. Numerous locals and visitors were listed at family visits and gatherings through the day and week.
Cheese Demonstration Teaches Farm Cheese Making in Concord
Fourteen women attended a cheese making demonstration in Concord on Thursday. Mr Conover led instruction using five gallons of milk. Nearby visits included Lawless family guests from Philadelphia and various Maryland and New Jersey households. Plans form for a June R W S GC event in College Park and a goal of at least 45 participants. Neighbors welcomed a new local preacher and his wife during the period.
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Concord
Conover
Matthew Lawless
Francis Lawless
Philadelphia
Maryland
College Park
Spafford
Dennis
Kelso
Ernest Wright
Britten
Pennsylvania
John Williamson
Herman Miller
Trenton
N. J
Andersontown Hobbs Club
Smithville
Harmony
Liden
Lester Fountain
Walter Fountain
Easter visits and community notes in Bloomery area
Adams Cross Roads Rey and Mrs S L Hanby welcomed at Bloomery Ladies Aid at Mrs Elsie Savitz home. Mr and Mrs George Terrell and son, and Charles Fountain with Miss Marguerite OConnor of Philadelphia visited Fred Fountain family. Wilmington guests Altha and Minnie Adams hosted Easter dinner. May Johnson in Philadelphia hospital training spent Easter with parents. Ida Parker of Bridgeville visiting her son Clarence Parker. Ormond Wright of near Denton visiting. Clarence Parker building a new barn. Sunday School at 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Adams
May Johnson
Philadelphia
Ida Parker
Bridgeville
Clarence Parker
Ormond Wright
Denton
Card of Thanks for Willie Fletcher Baker
We express sincere thanks and appreciation to neighbors friends and relatives for their kindness and sympathy at the death of our son and brother Willie Fletcher Baker. William Baker and Family.
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Willie Fletcher
Baker
William Baker
Hillsboro Queen Anne News of Mildred Stenger Birthday
Eight year old Mildred Stenger celebrated with friends Glorie Skinner Ellen Watters Charlanne Eaton Nellie Good Marjorie Baker Ellinor Eaton Sybil Goad Doris Pepper Jean Blanche Patsy Sunner and others in Hillsboro The event featured ice cream cake and chocolate bunnies as refreshments and attendance from families in Hillsboro Baltimore New York and Greensboro with several local adults hosting and visiting over Easter weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Stenger
Glorie Skinner
Ellen Watters
Charlanne Eaton
Nellie Good
Marjorie Baker
Ellinor Eaton
Sybil Goad
Doris Pepper
Hillsboro
Jean Blanche
Baltimore
Patsy Sunner
New York
John Carroll
Lester Carroll
Fay
Norma Lee
Greensboro
Kemp Walls
Denton
Ernestine Carroll
D. Bishop
John Kelso
Wilmington
Kelso
J. Norman Clark
P. G. Tarburton
Easton
William S. Thompson
Frank Fleming
Depue H. Duffey
Diane
Washington, D. C
Charles Jarrell
A. &. Handy
Federalsburg
Mabel Trego
Philadelphia
H. M. Thompson
J. N. Clark
Madge
Dorothy Jump
Queen Anne
James Hicks
Queen Anne Services at St Pauls Queen Anne
Sunday April 28 morning service the Great Hunger and evening service Gods Appraisals and Rewards a study of the Parable of the Laborers. Mr Fossett will preach at both services. Choir in the morning and Men s Quartet at the evening service. Byron Barton Jr will lead Young People s meeting on What is the Meaning of Life. Younger Adult Class hosts a May 1 Covered Dish supper at church house. May 12 morning preacher Dr John Paul Tyler presiding elder Baltimore district. Beginning Thursday night prayer meeting focuses Amos Old Testament Prophet. Choir met at Mrs Elizabeth Lightner s home Monday evening. Public invited to various talks and visits by multiple residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Denton
Journal Office
M. K. Newnam
Ladies Aid of
Denton M. P. Church
Mite Society
Thawley’s Church
Market
Denton M. E. Church
Denton Court House
Frigidaire
Caroline County
Caroline County Garden Club
Dawson Q. George
Denton Community Club
Second Streets
Edwin Drood
Charles Dickens
Dentonia Theatre
Advisory Council of
Homemaker’s Clubs
T. Alan Goldsborough
Upper Dorchester
Wicomico
Lower Caroline
George W. Beck
Melvin C. James
Francis J. Hensel
St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church
Greensboro Road
Methodist Episcopal Church
Templeville
Thomas Emerson
Smyrna
Del
Julian H. Dunning
Clayton
R. G. Conner
Marydel
Templeville Cemetery
Lawrence Emerson
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Emersons
Delmar
Salisbury
Powellville
Thaddeus Dykes
Norris Dykes
Wisehart Mumford
Violet Templeton
Evelyn Willey
Agnes Taylor
John J. Woerner
Federalsburg
Wilmington
John W. Woerner
Blanche Rhodes
Staunton
Edward Manley
Alvin Quinn
Cape Charles
W. A. Wheatley
Yorktown
Paul Woerner
Reno Woerner
Phoebus
Charles Woerner
C. Irving Carpenter
Union Methodist Episcopal Church
Hillcrest Cemetery
St. Paul’s Church
Queen Anne
Fossett
Byron Barton Jr
Church House
Charles Barton
John Paul Tyler
Baltimore
Amos
Elizabeth Lightner
Franklin Day
Mabel i Ryan
Centreville
Lewis
Madge
Dorothy Jump
Fred Jump
Maud Smith
Fannie Marvel
Wyoming
Horace Morgan
Eastern Star
Lord Baltimore Hotel
Louise Short
Hagerstown
Emma Short
Clifford Cortleyou
Philadelphia
Just a Dog by Maud C. Jackson
A child describes a beloved puppy, small and unpedigreed, valued beyond others dogs. The poem contrasts scotch collie, Airedale, and police dogs with the narrator's unremarkable pup who, to the speaker, is all the world and shows affection.
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Just A Dog
Maud C. Jackson
Tom
Bill
Bob
Social bridge gatherings fill Preston week with visits
Preston society notes detail numerous bridge and party events. Guests include Orland Blades, Herman Schmick, H R Taylor, W J Bonner, Robert Dulin, and Mrs Dulin who won high ladies score. Other gatherings feature Mrs Lloyd Cannon, Mrs Arthur Willey, Mrs Trice, Mrs E B Blades, and many local families visiting from Bridgeville Easton and Salisbury during Easter holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Blades
Bridge
Orland Blades
Herman Schmick
H. R. Taylor
W. J. Bonner
Robert Dulin
John Noble
J. L. Gallagher
E. Z. Collings
Easton
Marden
Lloyd Cannon
Edgar Anderson
Marie
Ruth Ellen
Charles Jackson
Bridgeville
Anderson
H. M. Parrott
W. H. Parrott
Pitman
New Jersey
J. P. Weidlein
Lima
Winfield Trice
University of Maryland
T. L. Trice
Dorothy Lee Patchett
New York
J. F. Patchett
Marshall Heaps
Washington, D. C
Charles Payne
Preston Osteen
David
Sonny
Baltimore
A. W. Sisk
Little Billy
Jimmy Wright
Lee Noble
Robert Caninom
Salisbury
Joseph Holtz
W. Slocum
Cambridge
Dora Mitchell
H. B. Wright
J. R. Downes
Robert Downes
Clyde Elzey
C. J. Elzey
Ten Hills
Virginia Fooks
N. H. Fooks
May Barrow
Walbrook
Celia Kelley
Grace Covey
Wilmington
Bettie Scott
Alva Lee Hollis
B. W. Wright
Isabel Lowe
Ruth Garey
Elbert Douglas
Woman's Club
Burton Proctor
Annie Flaharty
Preston
We Know Nobody and the Appeal of Small Town Life
Denton residents share a cautionary tale from a city dweller who values neighborly interest over urban isolation. He describes two years in a large apartment where no one knows his family, including a wife who was ill for two months, and notes upstairs neighbors did not notice. He advocates small towns as the best dwelling place for average families.
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Denton
Liden's Community Club Meeting at Concord Church House
Liden's Homemakers Club enjoyed a April 18 gathering with the Andersontown Hobbs Club at Concord Church House. A group photo was taken as a souvenir. The May 2 meeting will feature Miss Spafford demonstrating storage of supplies and roll call topics will be listed in advance. Plans include the Rural Woman's Short Course at College Park June 17-22 with full attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersontown Hobbs Club
Liden
Homemakers Club
Concord Church House
College Park
Farm implements available from R H Stafford
A car load of farm tools including mowers binders rakes and other essentials for farm and home use offered by R H Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Stafford
Greensboro elects two on town board as poolroom vote fails
In Greensboro 114 votes cast for two town commissioner seats, F. N. Coursey and R. C. Jackson win while J. R. Meekl ins, Joseph L. Rogers, and others trailed. Voters rejected authorizing a poolroom by 69 to 34. Coursey and Jackson replace B. H. Bittle and J. W. Thawley.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Eastern Shore Federation
Women’s Clubs of the Shore
Clara Benson Boley
Jacob B. Davis
M. S. Andrews
Bamberger
County Federation
Henry Hughes
Walter Sparklin
Sallie Saulsbury
Kate Dowell
Mary Hutchinson
J. Henry Morgan
Westminster Theological Seminary
Sallie Morgan
Richard Bryandt
Asbury Park
Wilson Jopp
Easton Hospital
Jennie Crouse
B. F. Johnson
Order of Eastern Star of Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Paul Koenig
Dorothy
Evelyn Koenig
Geo. H. Koenig
Sue Smith
Sallie Smith
C. A. Pentz
Walter R. Smith
Texas
Harry Wilson
Pasadena
Calif
Arthur Ramsdell
Pittsburgh
R. C. Tell
Doylestown
R. D. Mellard
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jeanette Hobbs
Denton and
Goldsboro
Ernest Lord
Lynnie Lord
Swarthmore
Harvey Lord
M. H. Downes
Potter’s Landing
Anne Anthony
Annapolis
Sophie Kerr Underwood
J. Kemp Stevens
Olivia P. Roe
Hazel Love
Allentown
Bethlehem
Anna M. G. Massey
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Rebecca
Edith Lane
Helen
Frank Lane
Maryland University
J. F. Lane
Wm. Ross
Clifford Hughes
Emma Johnson
Virgie Cartwright
Anne
Mollie Diggans
Della Mullikin
H. M. Waters
Thos. Shockley
D. C
Mollie Shockley
Howard Jarman
Sharpless
Berlin
M. E. Jarman
Orville Melvin
James Cartwright
York
Sallie Jones
W. J. Murphy
Mattie Jarman
Cedars
Adams Cross Roads
Tuckahoe
Frederick Healy
Little
Frederick Jr
Edgar Blades
Edwin Gale
Everett Gale
Epworth League
Susie Thompson
Mack Geiser
Charles Murphy
Urban Bowman
Decatur Heights
Violet Gibson
Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
Caroline Smith
Miriam Guyton
Howard Culver
Hebron
Effa Plummer
Jake Morgan
Eloise
Earl Howard Morgan
Betty Eley
Miss Eloise Morgan
S. T. Culver
James Briscoe
Liden’s Community Club
Margaret Bilbrough
Scott Hufford
Milton Roe
William Fleetwood
W. P. Manlove
Dorothy Swann
Georgia Swann
Paige Riddleberger
L. B. Goldsborough