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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1925

Page

5

Local notices and events from Caroline County frontier region

The column outlines camp gatherings at Pentecostal Grove and Concord camp with plans for shows including Jesus The Christ. coastal road openings with highway warnings and signs. a large Harrington fair drawing thousands. tuberculosis cases in Caroline. a Denton Carnival committee meeting. a Williams family reunion at Cokesbury Church with a September gathering. and memorial notes on historic Bethel Church ties and descendants.

M. K. Newnam Pentecostal Grove Chas Jarrell Hillsboro Greensboro Henderson Ridgely Caroline Denton and Vicinity Denton Volunteer Fire Co Carnival Committee Law LJ. Walz Caroline County Federation of Women's Clubs Herbert Cannon Hyattsville M. E. Church South Concord Camp Cannon Millington Suthersville Ritchie Goldsborough Mackall Denton Fire Company Maryland State Roads Commission Denton R. R Samuel A. Williams Cokesbury Methodist Episcopal Church Reliance Jesus the Christ New York Davis Kinder Old Bethel Church Rufus F. Noble Harry W. Davis J. H. Whedbee Seaford Bethel F. C. MacSorley Federalsburg Ennals Davis Charles Herbert Cannon

Social News Highlights From Denton Passages and Travel

Denton social columns fluently note Mrs. W. C. Pastorfield entertaining at bridge with a circle of friends, and numerous families from Baltimore Philadelphia and Greensboro on visits, camping trips to Quebec and Montreal, island excursions at Chincoteague, and relatives staying in Delmar Philadelphia Towson and Preston. Multiple locals and visitors are named with summer plans, returns and travels.

Narrow Escape in Delmar to Georgetown Car Crash

Mr and Mrs Sherwood of Delmar formerly Hillsboro were traveling with a neighbor and child when a Ford roadster emerged from a dirt road. The cars collided near a dirt road leading to Tyndall camp causing their vehicle to overturn and pin the couple briefly. They were extricated with only cuts and bruises while the car suffered heavy damage.

M. B. Sherwood Delmar Hillsboro

Textile wage cuts spread to three states prompt tariff call

The New York World notes wage reductions in New Hampshire Connecticut and Rhode Island as part of a broader move toward tariffs to shield American labor. The piece argues high protection costs risk making consumer goods unaffordable.

Socials and Visitors Reach Across Town and States

A flurry of visits and gatherings fills the week as Mr and Mrs William Belch host relatives from City Point and Philadelphia while Augistine Beach hosts Coffin, Clayville, Jones, Conaway, and Esther Clayville. Hopkins guests from Baltimore and Wilmington friends join March weekend outings with the Pritchetts and Edge family connections in Marcus Hook and Jersey City.

William Belch Edgar Katherine City Point Richard Rothwell Genevieve Philadelphia Purdy Richard Edward Coffin Everett Clayville Pearl Jones Jimmie Viola Conaway Esther Clayville Augustine Beach al. Cosgrave James Richards Wilmington John Pritchett C. M. Wingate David McMenamin John Hopkins University Baltimore Martin Jensen Raynard Bessie F. B. Sweeney Lillian Meredith Helen Heberling Margaret McClanaghan Harry Gough C. E. Hallingsworth W. E. Cartwright al. Kusmaul John Kusmaul Marie AliMahoo Owen Jersey City Robert Edge Messrs Wihner Turner Edge Charles Griffith Marcus Hook Marian Ogle Frederick Pauline and Juanita Cole Jay Reed Nettie Greenlee Trenton N. J Ed. Thomas Linwood McKnelt Marcus Hooks

Local Social Notes and Church Services Report

Templeville and Oak Grove residents visit kin across Delaware and Pennsylvania. Numerous family gatherings are listed with names including Starkey Knotts Star Key Downes Lord Griffth and McKnett. Church services note Sunday School at 9 30 and preaching at 10 45 led by Linwood McKnett.

Medford Starkey Gurney Knotts Amos Starkey Oak Grove Del Kate O. Knotts J. T. Howenstein Bobby Collins Evelyn Bradway Norberth J. R. Downes Oscar Lord and Family Mahoney City Penna I. T. Pippin Olin Spy, Jr Near Dover H. T. Griffith Alonzo Boyles Near Massey Gurney Lowman Samuel Buckey Dundalk N. J J. T. Baughley Truman Richards Harrisboro

Hail Damages Crops Near Goldsboro and Ridgeley News

The Ridgely News Letter reports a severe hailstorm in the First district near Goldsboro damaging four farms. Grapes at J Spencer Lapham’s Castle Hall farm suffered total loss on one 11 acre block. another 10 acre block was unharmed. Tomato patches and corn on Lapham and neighboring farms were heavily damaged with losses estimated from 1,000 to 2,000 dollars.

Goldsboro Castle Hall Farm J. Spencer Lapham Caroline County Lapham Henderson State Road Robert Jarrell, Jr Goldsboro Bank Jarrell

Card of Thanks for Elizabeth Lister and Parents

We express sincere thanks for the sympathy and kindness from neighbors and friends during our recent sad bereavement. Mrs Elizabeth Lister and Parents.

Elizabeth Lister

Don’t Take Chances Vaccination Plea Against Typhoid

Dr R H Riley chief of the Bureau of Communicable Diseases urges vaccination against typhoid for home or travel. He notes free vaccine through physicians, three weekly inoculations, protection lasting one to four years, and outbreaks peaking July to October. Emphasizes risks across ages and carriers.

R. H. Riley Bureau of Communicable Diseases State Department of Health Prand Maryland Isi

Locust Trees Blighted Raise Alarm Among Farmers

Farmers and experts fear a locust tree blight along roadsides and in woods. Locusts provide fence posts and rails, but the illness stripping leaves could kill many trees. Experiment Station specialists plan to investigate, noting a chestnut blight precedent and potential insect cause threatening widespread timber loss.

For Sale Airedale Puppies Mrs Barce Love Denton Md

A notice listing Airedale puppies for sale attributed to Mrs Barce Love in Denton Maryland. The brief classifies as a private sale listing with no further details on price or breed count.

Airedale Barce Love Denton, Md

Hillsboro and Queen Anne Church Notices and Local Socials

Sunday and next Sunday services at M E Church Hillsboro and Ruthsburg with sermons and class renewal. District Superintendent Jones to preach at Ruthsburg on August 9. Socials include bridge party at Queen Anne, summer visits from Philadelphia Baltimore Atlantic City and Newark, a community picnic despite rain, a Baltimore Milk and Iceland fair fundraiser, and family news on births visits and guests.

July Weddings in Denton Clerk Licenses Issued

July marriage licenses issued at the Denton Clerk's office list Edward Hambleton Grace Federalsburg and Mary Emma Deen Preston. James Lee Covey Greensboro and Dorothy Lord Goldsboro. William H. Knight Baltimore and Miriam Clark Ridgely. Charles Edwr Stewart and Catherine Wilmont Centreville. Stephen Lynch and Pauline Elliott Ridgely. Louis Hastings and Mary Bland Bridgeville. Alex Rittenhouse and Linda Bedden Preston. William Elbert Liden and Margaret Cook Federalsburg. Harlan J. Hill and Alice K. Dickerson Laurel Del.. Raymond Charles Deen Federalsburg and Pauline J Thawley Bethel Del.. James H Morris and Florence E Kenton Frederica Del.

Denton Edward Hambleton Grace Federalsburg Mary Emma Deen Preston James Lee Covey Greensboro Dorothy Lord Goldsboro William H. Knight Baltimore Miriam Clark Ridgely Charles Edw Stewart Catherine Wilmont Centreville Stephen Lynch Pauline Elliott Louis Hastings Mary Bland Bridgeville Alex, R. Rittenhouse Linda Bedden William Elbert

Newnam's Begins August Furniture Sale Monday

Drastic reductions sweep Newnam's as the August Furniture Sale starts Monday July 27 with wide price cuts on all items advertised on page 3.

Newnam's

Local Social News Highlights From Dover and Vicinity

Dover residents and guests are listed visiting friends and relatives across Maryland and Pennsylvania. Names include Wheatley Paisley Trice Goatee Cohee Donaldson Soper Thomas Murphy Marshall Moore Tarr Love Johnston and families from Hobbs Tolchester Hartsville Hanover Pitcairn Hillsboro Federalsburg Delmar Long Island and Philadelphia with trips and host gatherings noted.

James H. Wheatley Fred Paisley Dover M. E. Trice Philadelphia E. M. Willey Betty Rohrbaugh Hanover Ocean City Lewis Butler Elmer and Marvin Sam Price Tolchester Anna Goatee Pitcairn Louise Catherine Cohee David Donaldson Henry Simpson L. H. Thomas Clayton Ree Delmar William Murphy Hopkins Edward Lewis Howard Davis William J. Soper Long Island Nellie Wright Hartsville Ruth Hubbard Clark Marshall L. E. Moore Federalsburg M. Mertiken Anna Tarr Hillsboro Harry Love Ladies’ Aid Donald Johnston

Social Guests and Visits Across Town Links

Mr and Mrs Clinton Neal hosted Albert Neal and Dorothy of New Jersey. Clarence Voss and wife from West Philadelphia visited Mrs and Mrs William Satterfield. Francis Price of Wilmington returned home after staying with grandparents. State's Attorney Wesley Thawley and sons from Denton were here Sunday. P S Raughley and son James of Greensboro dined with J W Price. Jennie Clark and Ella Redden of Denton visited Mrs Laura Porter. M F H Collison returned from Harrington. Fleming Starkey and family visited his sister Oliver Russam of Cordova. Harry Cheezum and son visited relatives near Central Church and Hobbs. Jacob Price entertained relatives from Wilmington. Jennie Lofland on extended visit to Houston Frederica and Bowers. Sam Knotts of Chester and wife visited his mother Laura Knotts. George Wyatt hosted Pennsylvania guests. Verdie Smith of Philadelphia visiting near town.

W. C. Pastorfield Denton Rehoboth Bridge Maryland Avenue J. Smith J. McManus J. R. Eskridge J. H. Johnson H. F. Knotts J. O. Knotts D. Marine Saulsbury John L. Everagam Samuel G. Nuttle Frank L. R. Nuttle J. Roland Chafinch Chincoteague Island J. Sargent Wells Baltimore Peirty L. [. Jones Greensboro M. Kemp New. Nam Montreal Quebec Canada North R. T. Wheatley Janet J. N. LeCompte Ellwood Vienna R. N. Hitchens Clarence Chaffinch Mr. Chaffinch John E. Chaffinch Myrtle Robinson Marion Downes Robinson Howard Shields George M. Christie Katharine Harrington Everett Pepper Tuckahoe Neck Lee Anthony Annetta Ruth Willoughby F. S. Evans Delmar Del W. M. Murphey Eric Carlson Philadelphia Murphey W. H. T. Wilson Caroline Dane Page J. P. Neal Myrtle Caulbourne Jack Price James Smith Hiladelphia Virginia Cooper Estelle Ahern Carlton M. Short Preston Eldred Hirs Aldridge Ethel Charles Due Cincinnati Ohio E. H. Hirs Henrietta Blades Keston Reuben Price Vernon Hooker Washington G. J. Hooker G. H. Wilson Eleanor George Herbert John Nordine Rockdale M. B. Henry John E Chaffinch Helen E. S. Evans S. Bradford Downes Kentucky Jimmie Smith Eastville R. A. Lucas W. W. Noble Clement Towson H. H. Downes Chicago W. F. Murphey Louise Noble Helen Skirven New York Earle Chaffinch Kathryn Hirs Camp Davenport Henry Wilkinson Leolan Jackson Leona New Road Sudlersville Nellie Margaret Jackson Charles Hobbs Milton King Frank Richards Robert Smith Elmer Crouse John Davis Farm Bureau Frank Simon B.C. Millard Eblen Dora Albert White Thompson Swing Mulford Swing Roland Fountain John Swing Margaret Laraine Fountain T. A. Smith Brewer Vera Federalsburg Miss Brower Mrs. Smith Hughes Pennsylvania Railroad Atlantic City Ridgely I. T. Saulsbury Germantown Robert Headley, Jr Edward Pearsaul St. Paul Minn Pearsaul Charles Samis Alice Sara Lew Lane Samis Henry Jackson Roland W. F. Jackson Newark Edmund Pendleton, Jr T. C. Cahall York Third Avenue John Hoffman Jonas Shaner Dover Bower Charles Starkey Templeville Ella Pearsaul W. Nathaniel Bowen Collingswood N. J W. H. Smith George Fitz Ed Rate Williams M. A. Brackett Maine Alfred S. Thompson SV. F. Jackson George Wootera Calvin Lynch Scranton Daniel Ritchie James Swing Cambridge Methodist Tolchester Saulsbury Brothers Ord Raiiph Marian Bullock F. P. Herr Pennsylvania William Wilson Denton Camp J. F. Elliott Willard Jones M. E Ruthsburg Taylor M. FE Omar E. Jones Richard Sauer Saner Alice Thawtey Frank Marecki Mildred Robinson N. E. Knott W. E. Sylvester William E Fred Sylvester John Russom G. L. Wilson George B Virginia Holt Arthur Trott Betterton Herson Muriel Stinson Easton Grace Vesty W. P. Taylor W. L. White Lula Beaven Ella Pennington Carrie Holt Charlie Fleming Robert Davis Milford S. N. Pilchard Frances Fisher Gladys Benson Rockville J. Roland Chaffinch Sparks Susie Thompson Sadlersville Hilda Wathers Sadie Wathers Roberta Rowe L’reston George B. Stewart John Holt Penn’s Grove Annie Tarr Hobbs Thomas Seward Ocean City Clinton Neal Albert Neal Dorothy New Jersey Clarence Voss West Philadelphia Wiliam Satterfield Francis Price Wilmington Wesley E. Thawley P. S. Raughley James J. W. Price Jennie Clark Ella Redden Laura Porter M. F. H. Collison Fred Powell Harrington Fleming Starkey Oliver Russam Cordova Harry Cheezum Central Church Jacob Price Jennie Lofland Houston Frederica Bowers Sam Knotts Chester Laura Knotts George Wyatt Verdie Smith

Orphans' Court Grants Admin Roles In Several Estates

In an Orphans Court session Judges West Harper and Shawn examined approved and ordered recorded the account of sales of Minnie Eaton administratrix of Ida Norris deceased. Renunciation led to letters of administration on the personal estate of August Rensing granted to Edward E Nuttle with bond notice to creditors and appraisers named. Applications for B Ernest Reed estate granted to Sylvester J Fogwell with bond and creditors notice and appraisers Vachel Downes and Elmer Cole. Personal estate of Robert E Coursey granted to J Harvey Coursey with bond and creditors notice and appraisers James Pinder and William Frampton named.

Orphans’ Court West, Harper and Shawn Minnie Eaton Ida Norris August Rensing Edward E. Nuttle Leonard F. Covey Charles Wright B. Ernest Reed Sylvester J. Fogwell Vachel Downes Elmer Cole Robert E. Coursey J. Harvey Coursey James Pinder Wiliam Frampton

Daily Vacation Bible School Opens Next Monday

Daily Vacation Bible School begins August 3 at 9 a.m. with ten days of three lessons daily. Four classes from Beginners to Intermediates include supervised play and well graded Bible Missions lessons. A one dollar contribution per pupil is requested to cover expenses. SIRA ARNOLD.

Daily Vacation Bible School Sira Arnold

Concord Cemetery Committee Seeks Lotowners’ Help For Upkeep

Concord cemetery has been put in first class condition and the committee asks lot owners to see a committee member during camp and pay their share for upkeep of this old burying ground. It costs money to maintain such a place and assistance is needed from those with loved ones buried there. T. H. Everngam ET Orme Harry Wheatley Committee.

Concord T. H. Everngam Orme Harry Wheatley

Community clubs share a busy turn in Choptank

Choptank news highlights a 22nd club room gathering of the Twenty Century Community Club with Miss Spafford in attendance. upcoming events include August 5 at Mrs Mollie Wright and August 4 at Mr and Mrs J T Blades plus various visits from extended family and friends across nearby towns.

Jurors Drawn for October Term by Judge Keating

Judge Keating on Thursday drew jurors for the October term, listing jurors by eight districts. Names include Heather, Smith, Cowgill, Jarman, Walls, Lapham in First District and Jarman, Hobbs, Horsey, Kibler in Second, with full district lists for Third through Eighth.

Judge Keating Thomas E. Heather A. Clark Smith Chas P. Cowgill Wm. T. Jarman Lewis Walls J. Spencer Lapham John F. Jarman Thos. H. Hobbs Geo. R. Horsey Louis N. Kibler James E. Curry Andrew Baggs Joseph Laramore Martin P. Allen John L. George F. W. Redden Samuel G. Bye Fred B. Nuttle

Death Angel Visits Thawley Family in Tragic Loss

Elsie Jean Lister, 11 months old, died July 22 after a two week illness. Rev. W L Jump led funeral at the Whitby home, Easton Cemetery. Sermon drew on 2 Samuel 12 22 23 with themes of light Heavenward beckoning and comfort. Choir from Thawley’s sang Asleep in Jesus and Does Jesus Care Mrs Raymond Fifield sang Safe in the Arms of Jesus. Floral tributes from the Cradle Roll Loyal Workers and others. Our loss is Heaven's gain.

Thawley Elsie Jean Addison Lister W. L. Jump Jesse Whitby Easton Thawley's Jesus Raymond Fifield

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