Local notices and ads for Denton region events
Local items include sales promotions at Nuttle Hardware and Newnam's August furniture sale. E H Hirs promotes Kelly Springfield tires for thirty days. Denton officials relocate offices, with the county school building committee vacancy filled. Community health updates note tuberculosis cases in Caroline county and hog cholera outbreaks near Ridgely. Church and club events cover excursions to Ocean City, Club Week at Maryland, and Federation of Women’s Clubs activities with speakers and contests slated at Concord Camp and Choptank Park.
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Law
William S. Norris
Denton
Ernest G. Cooper
Caroline
Federalsburg
Ridgely
Greensboro
Henderson
Franklin Street
M. E. Sunday School
Hillsboro
Queen Anne
Ocean City
Queen Anne Station
University of Maryland
College Park
Caroline County
W. H. Wright
Elkton
Fighting Blade
Richard Barthelmess
Women of
Christ Church
Easton
Episcopal Church
Episcopal
Caroline County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Choptank Park
John Groff
Women’s Club of
Cambridge
J. F. Spence
Bessie Spafford
W. H. Jump
Wyoming
Thomas B. Symons
Extension Service
Federation
Choptank M. P
Concord Camp
A. W. Karnell
Philadelphia
Concord Campground
Silver City
County Farm Bureau
Gelder
Jones
Maryland Farm Bureau
Social Whirls And Visits In Denton Notes
Miss Ruth Greaves hosts a 74th birthday party with a large guest list of local young women. A bridal shower for Mr. and Mrs. Carter followed, with linens and silver gifts. Camp Davenport hosts Denton campers including Cooper and Wilson. Various locals and visitors travel to Ocean City and Rehoboth, with marriages, family visits, and seaside getaways forming the social tapestry.
Henderson Death of Mr Rudolph Spinka at 50
Mr Rudolph Spinka aged 50 died at his home west of Henderson on Thursday night after a lengthy struggle with stomach cancer. Survived by a widow, two sons and two daughters. Funeral at his house Sunday at 1.30 led by Rev L Hanley. interment Templeville cemetery. Pallbearers listed as P A Marvel J B Medford J F Quillen A B Cohee W F Clark I A Gooden.
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Rudolph Spinka
L Hanley
Templeville Cemetery
Messrs
P. A. Marvel
J. B. Medford
J. F. Quillen
A. B. Cohee
W. F. Clark
I. A. Gooden
Ed. Hammond
Aona
Caroline
Bloomfield
N. J
Irvin Kenton
Dorothy
Elsie Walls
Wilmington
Nathan Walls
Alda Montague
Katherine
George
Walter Gollt
Wye Mills
Walter Dukes
Minnie Dukes
Maggie
Ingleside
Tom Rabb
Langford Sanders
Jean
W. L. Sanders
George Hitchens
Frank
Felton
F. B. Sweeney
Hugh Hudson
Beatrice
Helen
Ollie Fopwell
Goldsboro
Mary Martin
Newark
Katherine Melvin
Delaware College
Robert Cloud
Marcus Hook
S. L. Hanby
Lillian Meredith
Philadelphia
Foster Clark
Pierce
Lewis Jones
Samuel Cloud
Davis Martine
5S. S. James
New York City
Dover
John Long
Wm. Golt
George Reed
Newie Greenlee
C. M. Wingate
Baltimore
Norman Melvin
Herlin
Elma Harris
Emma Gooden
Tolchester
Local Folks Attend Week End Visits Across Town
Marydel and Kenton residents including Edgar Whitehead family of Chattim and Elizabeth Wilds return from visits. Dover and Henderson guests like Esther Clayville and Naomi Stafford host and entertain friends while others travel to Philadelphia Kennedyville Greensboro Ridgely and Farmington for weekend visits.
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Edgar Whitehead
Edgar
Mary Elizabeth
Chattim
Elizabeth Wilds
Kenton
Emma Jump
James Hummer
Jimmy, Jr
Farmington
William Cunningham
Easton Hospital
Esther Clayville
Henderson
Naomi Stafford
Paul Smith
Dover
Temple Smith
Helen Seeney
Hance
Philadelphia
Virginia Smith
M. S. Pritchett
Kennedyville
Lockwood Gooden
Aa. B. Gooden
Harriet Vane
Evelyn Ford
Elizabeth Rawlings
Greensboro
Rosiene Scatton
Naomi Smith
Beatrice Hudson
Florence Smith
Irene Montague
Ann Smith
Ridgely
Harmony Socials and Ellwood Camp Meeting Open
Mrs Ada Baker hosted guests including Mrs Blanche Slaughter and families from Harmony and Washington. Visitors Evelyn Blanche Baker and others join relatives while Ellwood camp meeting opens with ministers from Kentucky and Baltimore and Indiana tied to song services. Pauline Neighbors returns from Philadelphia Hospital after eye surgery.
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Ellwood
R. C. Candill
W. H. Hunt
Kentucky
J. W. Whiteside
Baltimore
Dale Oldham
Indiana
Local notes from Ridgely and surrounding towns
The Ridgely News Letter lists visits from Fredericton New Brunswick New York Baltimore and Delmar as families gather for summer time visits. Numerous social calls from Denton St Michaels Bangor Crumpton and Philadelphia are noted along with church events theater bills and road work progress toward Downey. Continued social and family travel plus local entertainment fill the week.
Orphans Court Actions Include Executors Accounts
In the Orphans Court Judges West Harper and Shawn preside over filings by executors of Adelia M Jefferson and Mary B Potts estates. The court approved final accounts and releases, authorized maintenance funds for Walter L Merrick Jr minor, and passed inventories, sales, and ratifications for multiple estates including Faulkner Patton Wooters and others.
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Orphans’ Court
West
Harper and Shawn
Carrie J. Carroll
R. Kemp Jefferson
Adelia M. Jefferson
Sarah K. Redhead
Edith Mowbray
Robert K. Jefferson
Charles W. Jefferson
George H. Jefferson
Lena Jefferson
Thomas O. Jefferson
Walter L. Merrick, Jr
Eastern Shore Trust Company
Bank of East New Market
Jesse A. Merrick
Sarah C. Jarrell
Lida J. Jarrell
Mary B. Potts
Mamie Saulsbury
Joseph B. Orrell
T. Clayton Horsey
Elwood C. Qrrell
Nellie R. Stephens
I. Pliny Fisher
M. Bates Stephens
David L Morris
Mary Emily Wooters
John W. Faulkner
John L Faulkner
Charles 8. Harrison
Susie E. Patton
Children Mission Festival at Cordova Denton-Greensboro parish
On Sunday August 3 at 2 p m the Evangelical Lutheran Cordova Den ton Greensboro parish of the Maryland Synod will hold its annual Children s Mission Festival at the pastor s home Drew s Manor between Denton and Greensboro. St Paul Ev Luth Cordova will assist with a missionary program by its Sunday School and a public speakers lineup from Washington and Baltimore. Outdoor services will be held with lawn seating and an ice cream stand profits to the U S C A mission fund. All local friends are invited to contribute to home and foreign missions and join in praying for blessings. Hiruan Duis Pastor.
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Evangelical Lutheran
Cordova
Denton-Greensboro
Maryland Synod of the
United Lutheran Church of America
Drew's Manor
Zacharias
Immanuel
Denton
Greensboro
John Weidley
D. D
Washington
D. C
Maryland Synod
W. K. Schmitt
W. A. Wade
Baltimore
U. SC. A
Miss Addie Griffin Improving in Health
Miss Addie Griffin at her brother William Grifin’s home is improving. Reformed Sunday School plans a picnic in Simon's woods next Thursday. Swing Bros. basket factory closed until after the canning season. J T Saulsbury back from California arrives Tuesday. Mrs Roel Fountains joins Mrs T Saulsbury in Rehoboth. Clifton Morris of Elkton spent the weekend at home. Rev. Mr. Fitz to speak on Religious Pride next Sunday. Mrs da Hetson leaving hotel at month end. Miss Mary Laird returned from Rehoboth. Saulsbury Bros. new factory nearly completed. Mrs Westcott Porter spent last week in Easton. Mrs George Dever is improving.
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Ray McGibbon
Miles
Fredericton
New Brunswick
John Bromley
New York
John Grabill
Elizabeth
Baltimore
J. T. Stevenson
Stevenson
Harry Gibson
Delmar
Hannah
Misses Barnes
Trappe
Hollingsworth
Denton
Day
Thomas Shannahan
Sparrow's Paint
Raymond Holland
Madeline
Bangor
Pennsylvania
J. W. Simon
T. A. Jr
Point Pleasant
Ocean Grove
New Jersey
Helen Hagadone
Mary Hagadone
Hattie
Gilbert Hagadone
Haga
Monnavanna
Downey
Hillsboro
Baltimore Company
Holsinger
J. K. Lynch
Stephen
Lucy Lynch
Claire Dixon
Washington
Stack
Maggie Emory
Mary Palmer
Dover
Leslie Hooker
Fannie Hall
Barclay
Charles Starkey
Harold Hatfield
Georgetown
Friedel
Marcus Hook
Stella Diefenderfer
Frank Seward
Aberdeen
Ridgely
Melvin E. Wheatley
Brown Elliott
Blaine Skinner
Marian Covey
Queen Anne
Lion Tamers Club
Rehoboth
Harvey Sewell
Addie Griffin
William Grifin
Simon’s Woods
Swing Bros
Ro EL
T. Saulsbury
Clifton Morris
Elkton
Mr. Fitz
da Hetson
Mary Laird
Saulsbury Bros
Westcott Porter
Easton
George Dever
M. E. Church
Ocean City
Sea Shore
Abner Brown
M. E
Sunday School Association
W. Pratt Chaffinch
Lawrence Chaffinch
Louise Warburton
A. D. Branford
Mildred Worth
Alga Worth
Cumberland
R. M. Peacock
Mt. Airy
Mary Lillian Knotts
Seward
Marydel
Erma Wilmot
C. R. Hicks
Susie Thompson
Oyster Shell Point
J. N. Clark
M. FE. Church of
M. E. Church South
Seasside
Mrr
H. E. Morgan
St Paul's School
Air
Hummer
A. H. Brown
Maryland Sunday School Association
Harris Chapel
Hillsboro M. E. Church
St. Paul's Choir
St Paul's Church
Barnes
Berlin
Agnes Legg
Stevensville
C. H. Dean
St. Paul's
George Eaton
William Brown
Wesley Moffett
Barnett
Daltimore
Local families share weekend visits and updates
Mr J W Cohee and son Benjamin with How ard Williamson of Grove spent Sunday in Wilmington in Mr Cohee s new Overland. Mrs Howard Bradley and daughters Alice and Marabel of Washington visited Mrs J W Cohee earlier in the week. Mrs John Cohee and Mrs Howard Bradley with daughters visited their uncle A T Willoughby near Burrsville on Wednesday. Mrs Benjamin Cohee is slightly improved at this writing.
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Richard H. Bailey
Virginia
Biltz
Harrington
Denton
Clayton S. Kauffman
Ada Baker
Blanche Slaughter
Henry
Francis
Gus Eliasson
Billie
John Slaughter
Effie Lawson
Hogan
Washington
Gilbert Gibson
Gilbert, Jr
Harmony
Norman Wright
Evelyn
Blanche Baker
Francis Slaughter
Willie Eliasson
Virginia Willey
Mabel Hurlock
Hurlock
Mildred Williamson
Lillie Williamson
J. W. Cohee
Benjamin
Howard Williamson
Grove
White
Wilmington
Cohee
New Overland
Howard Bradley
Alice
Marabel
John Cohee
A.T. Willoughby
Burrsville
Benjamin Cohee
Sunday School Trip to Ocean City from Hillsboro
The Hillsboro and Queen Anne M E Church Sunday School plans an August 6 day excursion to Ocean City with train departures from Queen Anne at 8 18 and from Ocean City at 5 30. Adults pay 1 75 and children half fare. The event includes a joint Hillsboro M E Church South S Sunday School group and reduced rates for seaside travel.
Committees Named for Denton Firemen Carnival
Committees for Denton Firemen Carnival set for September 5 to 13 include Grounds under Tribbett Beauchamp Kauffman Nichola Kimmey. Lumber overseen by Tribbett Satterfield. Buying by Roe and Mrs Parker. Shooting Gallery by Mitchell Wilson. Home-made Cake and Candy by Mrs Anderson George Brown Burny. Fancy Work by Miss Dukes and Mrs Wilson Fisher. Ice Cream and Ice by Roland Satterfield. Donations by Mrs Kauffman and Mrs Kimmey. Parade led by Anderson Kauffman Dukes Nichols. Checking Up by Anerson Greenley Irwin Carroll Roe. Electric Lighting by McAllister Greenley Shawn Carroll George. Automobile by Tribbett Cohee Kauffman. Meeting in Firemen's Room Monday at 8 o'clock. Now is the time to subscribe.
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Denton
Sherman L. Tribbett
R. Boon Beauchamp
C. S. Kauffman
Winfield T. Nichola
E. D. Kimmey
Roland Satterfield
Clarence H. Roe
W. B. Parker
Mitchell E. Wilson
W. H. Anderson
D. O. George
F. C. Brown
H. S. Burny
Louise Dukes
M. E. Wilson
P. R. Fisher
Eugene G. Anderson
C. S
Eastern Shore League clubs rally for final stretch firepower
Five Eastern Shore League clubs push toward a post season showdown as teams strengthen rosters for a battle royal. Salisbury Indians surge with seven straight wins under Dr Burris and Coach Early while Cam bridge and Dover vie for postseason meeting with Blue Ridge League champ. Commissioner Landis set August 15 for his visit, Crisfield at Easton game suspended for the day.
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Easton
Frank Baker
Cambridge
Dover
Parksley
Salisbury
Crisfield
Salisbury Indians
Burris
Dick Early
Warriors
Dover Senators
Jiggs Donahue
Delaware Capital Legislature
Sharpe
Cambridge Canners
Donahue
Willeys
Ghosts and Night Fear Haunts Kent and Chester Town
The piece explores belief in ghosts among races and locals, focusing on Uncle Isaac Brown a trusted colored man who chases phantoms. It also recounts a Chester Town resident who sleeps in a self constructed cabin sleeping space to feel safe from nightly terrors.
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Cheatertown
Kent
Morpheus
Isaac Brown
Vannort
Isaac
South
Chestertown
Unseasonable Weather Discussed by Government Observers
Government observers note no single weather element is wholly adverse this year but combinations produce unfavorable conditions. Similar patterns appeared in 1907 and 1917, with the current season delaying planting mainly in the Ohio Valley eastward where corn and other crops are less advanced than usual.
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Ohio Valley
Schools to reopen with staggered start dates countywide
The white schools will reopen September 8 and the colored schools September 22 to allow earlier June closings. Virginia C. Harwood of Virginia will supervise elementary grades next year, replacing Healy who moves to Hagerstown. Harwood has ten years of rural and graded teaching in Virginia plus supervisor experience. Ridgely and Preston school principals change as H. A. Kinbart and W. K. Cumming assume posts. Summer-school attendees include staff from Columbia University New York University Johns Hopkins Towson State Normal School and University of Maryland among others. Scholarships were awarded to Anne Smith St Marys Seminary and Fannie Beckham Maryland Institute. Ernest J. Brown gets Andersontown Concord route and O. W. Baker American Corner route.
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Virginia C. Harwood
Virginia
Prades
Miss Healy
Hagerstown
Miss Harwood
Pulaski
Isle of Wight
Columbia University
H. A. Kinhart
Preston School
Ridgely
W. K. Cumming
Colara
H. A. Kinbart
Katherine Cox
New York University
J. Kemp Stevens
Johns Hopkins University
Grace B. Johnson
Elsie L. Rieck
Adele Rieck
M. Elise Roe
Bertha Skull
Mary D. Wooters
C.M. Wingate
University of Maryland
Louise Short
Hilda Cade
Mildred Collins
Esther Willey
Ruth Noble
State Normal School
Towson
Sadie Allen
Hazel Brown
Elizabeth Bryan
Marietta Butler
Rebecca Cohee
Ida’ M Culver
Elizabeth Dyer
Maud Hummer
Ruth Johnston
Edith Richard
Nellie West
Myrtle Hignatt
Mary Pleasanton
Orath Taylor
Pearl B. Wright
Paul Hoffmaster
Board of Education
St. Mary's Seminary
Anne Smith
Maryland Institute
Fannie Beckham
Greensboro
Ernest J. Brown
Andersontown-Concord
O. W. Baker
Maryland Banks Prosperous Show Strong State Totals
Maryland state banking institutions report June 30 resources totaling 347.93 million dollars, up 10.93 million from May. Deposits rise, while notes and bills discounted fall. Mutual savings banks add 3.93 million in six months, with mortgages and judgments up 5.59 million, totaling 508.2 million across all state banks, trust companies and mutuals.
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Maryland
State Bank Commissioner Page
Trust Companies
Mutual Savings
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