Local store ads mix with tragic obituary notices
A Denton Maryland page lists stove and refrigerator ads from M. K. Newnam and the Journal office, plus notices of speeches by Rev. A D Helser and Kermit Eby, a car accident near the market street crossing injuring Lawrence Stayton, and the death of Louis G. McFarland with funeral details in Malvern Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Newnam
Florence
H. Saulsbury Sparks
Sheriff's Office
Journal Office
K. Newnam
Westinghouse Electric
M. A. Brackett
Denton
E. E. Wheeler
Wm. D. Uhler
E. G. Hood
Rehoboth Beach
Patapar
Dickens
A. D. Helser
Africa
Brethren Church
Christian Science Monitor
Denton Journal
Journal
Denton M. P
Baltimore Stadium
Gladiolus Society of Maryland
Maryland
H. V. Wright
Edgewood
Maryland Yacht Club
Yacht Club
Kermit Eby
Church of the Brethren
Colc
Eby
Far East
China
Japan
Lawrence Stayton
Queen Anne
Stayton
Market Street
Louis G. McFarland
James and
Mary McFarland
Malvern
Pennsylvania
Cora W. McFarland
Mary
Bernice
Caroline
Union Gospel Temple
Frazer Presbyterian Cemetery
Social events honor Mr and Mrs E Rochester Bryant
Denton hosts honor area guests in Ridgeway Pennsylvania visitors Mr E Rochester Bryant and wife Mrs Bryant during summer visits with Bryant family. Luncheons bridge parties and garden gatherings hosted by Anna Bryant Edwina Nichols Ormond Andrew and Reynolds feature prizes and a farewell party for Mrs Zeigler and family planning move to Florida. Local attendees include Denton Baltimore and Williston residents and relatives at Sunny Slope Fruit Farm and nearby homesteads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Rochester Bryant
Ridgeway
Mr. Bryant
Denton
Anna Bryant
J. Lester Everngain
Anne Anthony
Benjamin C. Willis
Elvis W.nuttle
Ormond L. Andrew
Edwina Nichols
Bernice Wooters
Francis I. Reynolds
Anne Wilson
Layman J. Redden
Heath D. Goldsborough
Baltimore
Bryant
J. Lester Evernhain
E. R. Bryant
Contract Bridge
Eleanor Towers
Robert Fleetwood
Linden Duffey
J. DeWeese Carter
Elias W. Nuttle
Frank Ziegler
Andrew Mitchell
Edna Detwiler
Ridgely
A. G. Gelletly
Mary Gelletly
Grace Gelletly
Williston
Henry M. Detwiler
Roxanna Detwiler
Elizabeth Detwiler
Henry M. Detwiler Jr
Charles Detwiler
William Detwiler
W. Curiis
Ada Bartell
Clarence Cool
Sylvia Cool
Washington, D. C
Mary C. Ziegler
Frank D. Ziegler
Charles Taylor
Heath Goldsborough
Jane White
Mark Breeding
Joseph H. Johnson
J. Kemp Stevens
Surendorf
West
Verna Henzen
Union Memorial Hospital
Anne Henzen
Norman A. Seese
Paul Seese
Thurmont
Seese
Young Peoples
R. H. Bryant
Petersburg
Vac
James M. Clarke
Philadelphia
Walter Sparklin
Clara Hitchcock
Roberta Hake
T. M. Baxter Jr
Norman A. Leese
Camp Peniel
Thomas M. Hignatt
Easton Hospital
Charles Howard
Paul Howard
Sophia Graham
New York
Gorman Henry
C. H. Henry
John White
Billy
Vermont
Gladys Long
Chester
Linwood Long
Fof Denton
T. Mason Baxter
William Finn
Miss Quackenboss
Rehoboth
Albert Thume
John Woodrow
Mildred Woodrow
Willard Taylor
Easton
150th Anniversary Observance in Baltimore Unites Denominations
The 150th anniversary observance gathers Methodist Episcopal and Methodist Protestant bodies with the colored bodice in Baltimore. A tentative program lists events from October 10 to 14 including services, pageants, pilgrimages, and exhibits at venues like the Scottish Rite Temple and Lyric Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
United States
Organization of Delegates
Scottish Rite
North Charles Street
New World
Lyric
Scottish Rite Temple
William Fraser McDowell
John Calvin Brooman
Edwin Mouton
Mt. Vernon Church
Lord Baltimore Hotel
Wilson Memorial
M. E. Chisel South
M. P
Log Meeting
Sam’s Creek
Carroll Co
Ehurches
First Church
Boards of Philanthropy
St. John’s M. P
Obituary and community notes from Ridgely weekly
Mrs. Margaret Blackburn McCloud died unexpectedly last Friday in Ocean City after a period of ill health. She was born in Seaham Harbor England and lived in Ridgely since 1874. A widow, she leaves a son Thomas and sister Isabele Andrews. Funeral services were held at her residence with Rev. Hafer officiating and burial in Ridgely cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Blackburn McCloud
Ocean City
McCloud
Seaham Harbor
England
Ridgely
Frank McCloud
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Willing Workers’ Sewing Circle
Thomas
Girard College
Philadelphia
Isabele Andrews
H. F. Hafer
Ridgely Cemetery
John M. Swing
J. Mulford Swing
Roland E. Fountain and Son
Jack
Maplewood
N. J
Stanley Zweekbronner
Newark
Emil O. Rosenast
Merchantville
Chincoteague
Columbia University
Meginney
Harold Fountain
Richard
Salisbury
Emma Jackson
Railroad Ave
Gray
Greensboro
Ridgely High
Louise Crouse Layton
Ruth Trice
Virginia Thawley
Bernice Wooters
E. F. Pearsaul
Pearsaul
Frank Flounders
Albert White
Margaret Swing
Detwiler
Rehoboth
George Sturgeon
Boyertown
Reformed Church
Fred Flounders Jr
McDonagh’s
Baltimore
Fred Flounders
D. M. Swing
D. T. Swing
Henry
Charles Detwiler
J. A. Mitchell
Edna Detwiler
Henry Wilkinson
Marion
Ida Benderschied
L. T. Nelson
Ocean View
York
Francis Lynch
Grace Richards
White Crystal Beach
G. W. Power
Denton
G. Swann
Central Ave
Roy Cherry
Hilda Cherry
Ralph’s Wharf
Methodist
Joseph Brumbaugh
Herbert Black
Near Washington
W. J. Dukes
Paul Tobin
Laura Jefferson
Federalsburg
T. W. Jones
Thomas Gaitley
Orphans Court Proceedings and Estate Actions Report
Nellie R. Davis administratrix of Laura J. Clark filed inventory and appraisement. Guardians for minor heirs James Marvin Lednum and Vernette Ann Lednum filed first and final accounts. releases noted. Real estate sale of Amelia S. Royer reported by Jonas and Clayton Royer ratified unless opposed by Oct 3, 1934. Executrix Sue S. Lewis filed final account and release. Glencoe E. Kelley as administrator of C Iner Kelley filed accounts and debts lists. court authorized mortgage assignments. Virgie Satterfield Wooleyhand guardian to minor received funds from Caroline County Bank. Eliza Hignutt filed final account. Deen and Wilhelm filed additional inventory and appraisement and court ordered sale of real estate. Letters of administration c.t.a. granted for Harry A. Roe. Bond filed. creditor notice ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie R. Davis
Laura J. Clark
Minnie C. Lednum
James Marvin Lednum
Vernette Ann Lednum
Sue S. Lewis
James W. Lewis
Glencoe E. Kelley
G. Iner Kelley
C. Iner Kelley
Virgie Satterfield Wooleyhand
Caroline County Bank of
Greensboro
Eliza Hignutt
Charles H. Hignutt
W. Brewster Deen
John Clair Willhelm
C.t.a
D.b.a
Walter A. Willhelm
Harry A. Roe
Helen Roe Hughes
United States Marine Corps Still Enlisting Young Men
The U S Marine Corps continues August recruitment to reach 16 000 strength. Enlistment for four years requires character references and good education. Minimum height 66 inches age 18 with parental consent for minors. Recruits train at Parris Island then transfer to barracks or ships. benefits include travel adventure sports education uniforms and medical care. For information or pamphlet on the Leathern ecks contact Marine Corps Recruiting Station Room 325 Post Office Building Calvert Fayette Baltimore Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Marine Corps
Marine Barracks
Parris Island
S. C
Maryland 4-H Club Camp Opens August 9
Maryland 4-H Week draws 400 plus youths from across the state to the University of Maryland campus for six days August 9 to 14. E G Jenkins leads boys work and Dorothy Emerson directs girls activities while an Older Youth Conference on August 11 features talks by university and government leaders. On August 13 attendees visit Washington historic sites as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland
Auust
E. G. Jenkins
Dorothy Emerson
Thomas B. Symons
University of Maryland Extension Service
Maryland
George E. Farrell
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Raymond A. Pearson
Harry J. Patterson
Verna M. Kellar
Hester Beall Provenson
May Belle Raymond
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
Frank I. Duncan
Maryland Bankers’ Association
Charles Linhardt, Jr
Baltimore Kiwanis Club
C. W. Warburton
Templeville Funeral of Rudolph Mitch Sr
The funeral services for Rudolph Mitch Sr were held at Marydel Catholic Church Tuesday at 9 a m. He died at his home near Templeville after a lingering illness. Residents and visitors from nearby towns attended and church services for Sunday were scheduled with Sunday School at 10 a m and sermon at 11. Local social news recounts visits among families and upcoming Templeville Church picnic to Tolchester Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Mitch
Marydel Catholic Church
Mitch
Templeville
J. T. Carter
Billy Moore
Hamilton
Katie Stafford
Mary Knotts
Allen Stafford
Benjamin Baughley
Katherine
Mary Everett
Sadlersville
R. G. Connor
Fred Maske
Newport
Del
Chestertown
Easton
Templeville Church
Tolchester Beach
Dorothy
Mary Katherine Knotts
Rehoboth Beach
Arthur G. Peacock
Jamaica
N. Y
Herbert Knotts
Davis
Hartly
Theressa Plyer
Doris Ann Wyatt
Marydel
Elinor Starkey
Mary Palmer
Philadelphia
Social Notes From Bethlehem and Surrounding Towns
Mr and Mrs John Sands hosted guests including Mr McGill and daughter Miss Sadie and Mr William Burke of Baltimore with grandson Donald Brodes of Preston. Various relatives visited families in Bethlehem Linchester Vienna Matthews Trappe Prospect Park and Baltimore during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sands
McGill
Miss Sadie
William Burke
Baltimore
Donald Brodes
Preston
Beatrice Todd
Linchester
Mary Wright
J. B. Todd
Harley Davenport
Vienna
Agnes Williamson
Merchantville
N. J
J. E. Smith
Leonard Legates
Shirley
Roy Legates
Teddy Legates
Wilmington
Anna
Mary Jane Legates
Norris Colby
Matthews
George Blades
Bradley
Trappe
Irvin Legates
Prospect Park
James Robinson
Annie Wroten
Martha Hubbard
Naomi Blades
Gifford Bowdle
Lloyd Harding
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits And Announcements
Grove hosts Mr and Mrs W E Dillon with connections to the Maryland Annual Conference in Westminster. Families lodge travel and vehicle purchases noted including Chevrolets and Fords. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Louis Lord is announced along with a christening for Kenneth Ray Cox and travels of Mrs Mamie Murphy and Mrs C A Carroll visiting relatives in Easton Philadelphia and Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Dillon
Linthicum Heights
B. M. Connelly
Dillon
Connelly
Maryland
Westminster
Lee Taylor
Lee Murphy
Charles Carroll
Nelson Carroll
Irving
Eunice Carroll
Calvin Betts
Wilmington
Stork
Louis Lord
Rev
A. W. Betts
Kenneth Ray Cox
Lloyd Cox
Mamie Murphy
Calvert Murphy
Easton
C. A. Carroll
Philadelphia
Journal Subscription Brings County News Access
A call to subscribe to the Journal promises full access to county news coverage. Readers are urged to sign up to receive local notices, features, and updates from across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Water shortages devastate Kansas City area amid extreme heat
Preston Moore reports extreme heat across the Midwest with Kansas City facing 110 degree temperatures. Fire hydrants are opened to supply water as 600 to 1000 cattle starve daily and crops suffer. deaths rise in St. Louis and Kansas City as weather worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Moore
Preston
West
Chicago
Ilinois
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Kansas City
Mercury
Moore
Weather Bureau
Amarillo
Texas
Huron
Mexico
Concordian
Kan
St. Louis
Death of Mrs. Charlesina H. Dean in Williamsburg at 92
Mrs Charlesina H Dean longtime Williamsburg resident died Saturday at her home three weeks after her ninety third birthday. Widow of Civil War veteran Daniel Dean she left two children eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 pm with Reverends Jones and Atkinson officiating. Burial followed in Hillcrest cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlesina H. Dean
Williamsburg
Here
Daniel Dean
Thomas E
Eliza Webb Hill
Dorchester County
W. W. Hill
Walter D. Dean
Tracy
Cal
Robert Pepper
Wilmington
John Edward Jones
Cheswold
Del
C. H. Atkinson
Williamsburg M. E. Church
Hillcrest Cemetery
Ground breaking services set for Wesley Church Burrsville
Ground breaking services for the rebuilding of Wesley M. E. Church Burrsville are planned for Sunday August 5 at 2 30 p m Reverend L W Ross will preside Philadelphia executive Dr Edward Kohlstedt will deliver the address Sadlersville Quartette will provide special music District Superintendent E C Hallman Reverend M E Wheatley and Reverend G W Dawson assist Seats will be provided Everyone is invited to attend the service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley M. E
Burrsville
L. W. Ross
Edward Kohlstedt
Philadelphia
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
Sadlersville Quartette
E. C. Hallman
M. E. Wheatley
G. W. Dawson
Adams Cross Roads Bloomery Picnic Plans at Oak Orchard
Adams Cross Roads Bloomery Sunday School schedules a picnic at Oak Orchard on Wednesday August 8. A bus will leave the church at 9 a m and 26 cents round trip to those without transport. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomery Sunday School
Oak Orchard
John Adams
Earl Robinson
Grace
Reba Adams
Edna
Minnie
Maryland Inn
Ocean City
Mary Johnson
Philadelphia
J. W. Johnson
Grace Adams
Pleasantville, N. J
Mitchell makes business trip to Baltimore in early James Bowling visit
Ridgely J Walter Mitchell travels to Baltimore on business while James Bowling spends time with his aunt in Pocomoke City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Walter Mitchell
Baltimore
James Bowling
Pocomoke City
Local Social Roundup Highlights Weekend Guests
Hobbs and Greenwood hosts welcome a stream of visitors from Smyrna Media Washington and other towns. Families including Edgell Williamson Babbs Thomas and Hopkins share gatherings with relatives while church events and visits keep residents connected.
Social Notes From Hillsboro And Surrounding Areas
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wood and others from Centreville Salisbury visited Nicolas Knott. Miss Mary Virginia Sherwood hosted guests from Pittsburgh. Visits span Washington D C to Rehoboth with multiple locals and church picnics noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Wood
Centreville
Robert Knott
Salisbury
Nicholas Knott
Mary Virginia Sherwood
Margaret Saulsbury
Pittsburgh
Walter Hicks
Washington, D. C
James Hicks
Mary Newnam
Margaret Sherwood
Delmar
Del
William Morris
Harry Covell
Kemp Stewart
Edward Davis
Baltimore
Edwin Gale
B. S. Gale
Frances Rittenhouse
Felton
Nancy Jane Kline
Fannie
Personal mentions highlight Denton weekend visitors
Dr J R Rochester and his mother Mrs Annie Rochester of Philadelphia plan a weekend arrival in Denton to stay a month with his sister Mrs Marc Bryant. Baltimore visitors include Mr and Mrs H C Nuttle and daughter Nancy, guests of Denton residents and the Roosevelt Hotel party at Ocean City last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Rochester
Annie Rochester
Philadelphia
Denton
Marc Bryant
H. C. Nuttle
Nancy
Baltimore
J. W. Funk
S. G. Nuttle
Howard Melvin
Mary Melvin
Malcolm Melvin
Roosevelt Hotel
Ocean City
Austin Murphy
Fred R. Owens
Willifred
Mary DeWeese
Rehoboth
Eleanor Towers
George R. Ruhl, Jr
Surendorf
Rules for Submitting News Items to the Paper
A notice urging readers to submit legible items without unreadable abbreviations. It warns that the staff cannot publish anything they cannot decipher and asks careful handling by contributors. The message emphasizes clarity and legibility for publication.
Death of Mrs Anne Hughes at Baltimore Corner
Mrs Anne Hughes aged 712 died at her home on Wednesday July 25 from ptomaine poisoning. Survived by husband Hersey and children Thomas, Cora Porter, Laura Murphy, Earl Hughes, Bessie Tribbett and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 3 PM in Goldsboro Church with Miss Mary Garrett officiating. Interment Greensboro cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Hughes
Hersey Hughes
Baltimore Corner
Thomas Hughes
Cora Porter
Greensboro
Laura Murphy
Earl Hughes
Linwood
Bessie Tribbett
Katie Hopkins
Harrington
Lena Raymond
Rhodesdale
Effa Plummer
L. W. Taylor
Wilbur Carroll
Oscar Wyatt
John Wyatt
J. L. Rogers
Martha Bickling
Grace Wooters
Wanda Monroe
J. R. Meeckins
Isaac Pearson
Anna and
Georgeanna
Roland Pippin
C. M. Jones
James Bilbrough
Abe Gottwall
Clarence
Edward Pearson
Annie Edwards
Marshall] Hutson
Anne
Harold Alexander
Wilmington
Oscar Hurd
Susie Ford
Pauline Cirrigione
Marydel
Miss Walls
Clinton Thornton
Jewel
Lawrence Thornton
Chester
W.A. Thornton
Jack Thornton
Willard Lafferty
Middletown
Dover
Cecil Lofland
Francis
John Knox
Grace Boggs
Onancock
Thurman Gray
Ridgely
Maple Ave
Henry Detwiler
Bella Pemberton
Eleanor
Clayton Poole
William Armstrong
Eddystone
Lenora Evans
Comegys van Sant
Chestertown
Warren van Sant
Milton Roe
Elizabeth
Margaret
Helen Bilbrough
Oscar Nichols
Michael Ash
Cahall
Smyrna
Del
Frank Asilton
Rhoda Porter
Lawrence Jones
Lotta May Otto
Washington, D. C
Elder
G. Medairy
M. B. Cooper
Leon Johnson
Vincent Lusby
Harvey Hellar
Spence
Ray
Mary Duhadaway
Harvey Porter
Grace Williams
Atglen
William H. White
Joseph L. Rogers
Whital Laramore
Virginia
Philadelphia
Ruth Walls
Centreville
Rosie Tribbett
Ridley Park
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the Local Department
Methodists
United States Marine Corps
Bethlehem
Wesley
Adams Cross Roads
Hobbs
L. H. Thomas
L. Hopkins Thomas
J. H. Edgell
Greenwood
Neil Edgell
Francis Meredith
John Babbs
Media
T. C. Williamson
F. E. Davis
T. B. Frazier
Washington
D. C
Moorefield
W. Va
Sherman Hubbard and Sons
Russell and
Paul
J. F. Sutherland
Near Bowers
Elbert Williamson
W. T. Archer
Gon
Thawley
Sam Price
Near
Clayton
Louis Butler
J. A. Billings
G. L. Blades
Louise Williamson
Media, Pa
Mae Lemon
Verna Archer
F. N. Smith
Hillsboro