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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1945

Page

2

Wedding Bells Echo in Caroline County This Week

Twenty five years ago this week a Saturday storm caused damage in Caroline and nearby counties. Wheat and corn prices varied with $2.30 to $2.60 and $1.60 respectively. Several weddings were announced and celebrated, including Elva Rebecca Cheezum’s marriage to Eddie Ray Butler at Preston, with family present. Major Enoch Garey was named professor of military science at Johns Hopkins. Denton baseball, Kent and Sussex fair activity, and a large Peninsula fair opening with 123 racing entries were noted amid social and agricultural reports.

Caroline The Mercury Weather Department D. M. Cheezum Preston Elva Rebecca Lohengrin Clara Belle Todd Famillies Cheezum State Normal School Grove Franklin Street Denton J. A. Dudley M. P Louise Fisher Lillian Carter Packard Newport News Gilbert C. Clark Mabel Elizabeth Cox Woodbury N. J Adams Street Wilmington Delaware New York City Niagara Falls Canada Maryland Cora Permesia Pippin James C. Pippin Woodlawn Centreville Herald Gilbert Callahan Cordova Melvin E. Wheatley Centreville M. E. Church Enoch B. Garey O. O. Ellis Johns Hopkins University Blanche Shhaub Esther Jean Kauffman Lancaster Bertha A. Goerhinger Gustav Goerhinger Williamsburg James C. Crone Goldsboro N. C Louis Geiger Crone Johnson Meredith Easton Trippe White Dukes Davis Kent and Sussex County Fair Harrington Krouse Carnival Company North Carolina

Ridgely Birthday Party Honors Nancy Whiting

Nancy Whiting celebrated her third birthday with a July 28 party at home on First Avenue. Attendees included her sister Jeanie, cousin Patsy Whiting, and friends Louise Dulin, Tommy and Larry Blockston, Carol and Jimmy Lynch, Carolyn Knussman, Bobby Sutton, Charles Keeneman, Connie Lord, Connie and Clinton Stoops of Hillsboro. Church of the Brethren youth who attended Fellowship Camp at Camp Penial near Thurmont, Maryland gave a program Sunday morning at Ridgely Church. Mr. and Mrs. Harrington hosted John Stevens and family, Mrs. Leon Spence and son Lee of Greensboro, Miss Jennie Halstead, and Miss Iva Stevenson of Hazardsville, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hammond hosted for a week their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mathers and sons of LeRoy, New York. Mrs. Hammond returned home with them. Mrs. Richard Blackburn and her mother Mrs. Sadie Sleek, along with Mrs. Frank Simon, visited Mrs. Sleek's sister Mrs. Klotz in Elsmere, Delaware.

Nancy Whiting John M. Whiting First Avenue Jeanie Patsy Whiting Louise Dulin Tommy Larry Blockston Carol Jimmy Lynch Carolyn Knussman Bobby Sutton Charles Keeneman Connie Lord Connie Clinton Stoops Hillsboro Church of the Brethren Camp Penial Thurmont Maryland Ridgely Church H. C. Harrington John Stevens Leon Spence Lee Greensboro Jennie Halstead Iva Stevenson Hazzardsville Conn Charles Hammond Stanley Mathers LeRoy N. Y Hammond Richard Blackburn Sadie Sleek Frank Simon

Philadelphia Families Gather For Weekend Visits

Mrs. Sadie Morris and her children Doris Helen Milton and Stanley visited Mrs. C T Pinder in Philadelphia. Mr Andrew Rampmeyer hosted Mrs Rampmeyer’s mother and sister Mrs R J Cross and Miss Mary Cross from Chester. James Hobbs and family visited the Kent and Sussex Fair. US Marine Charles Wroten returns home until the 19th after 22 months in the Pacific with his parents. I T Saulsbury Sr hosted dinner for daughter Mrs William Draper and granddaughter Hope Draper of Farnngton Virginia. Thomas Gaitley vacationing at Rehoboth.

Sadie Morris Doris Helen Milton and Stanley Philadelphia C. T. Pinder Andrew Rampmeyer Rampmeyer R. J Cross Mary Cross Chester James Hobbs Evelyn Hobbs Harry Wood John Sculley Joanna Kent and Sussex

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