Local Church News and Evening Services on WEEU WRAW
The weekly notes cover Rev W E Habbart of Dover visiting the Cambridge church and being hosted by Walter Moore. Elsewhere Rev Elmer L Coblenz of Reading Pa broadcasts on WEEU and WRAW. A Reformed Sunday School picnic is set for Tolchester August 8 with transportation by Mrs Frank Simon and Mrs Mary Wharton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Habbart
Dover
Rev. Habbart
Walter Moore
Cambridge
Paul Habbart
Texas
Elmer L. Coblenz
Second Reformed Church
Reading
WEEU
Coblenz
WRAW
Reformed Church
Ridgely
Tolchester
Transportation Committee
Frank Simon
Mary Wharton
Albert Farrer
James Willis
Clara Powell
Weaver
Elise Roe
Stephanie Ford
Annie Hopkins
Greensboro
Shadrack Raleigh
Baltmore
Charley High
Raleigh
Nettie Arnold
West Virginia
Mercury
Chicago
Edmund Pendleton
York
Community Notes and Visits From Ridgely Area
Local residents report guests and travels including Rev and Mrs Short visiting Pylesville Md and Mrs Vetch Tubman visiting East New Market sisters. A new garment factory is expected in Ridgely. The Ridgely Community Theatre is leased to a Wilmington man and will start Labor Day with pictures. Several locals and visitors from Elsmere Newport Hartly Rehoboth Centreville Jamaica and Williston are listed with weekend visits and familial gatherings.
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B. Messachpors
Federalschuch
Cape May
N. J
Ridgelynes
Ernest Jones
Rehoboth
Ridgely
Wilmington
Katherine Wilson
Emily Ratledge
Elsmere
Maud Sleek
J. T. Moore
Norman Wilson
Marguerite Holsinger
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Dan Connolly
Centreville
A. W. Saulsbury
Laura Smith
Arthur Peacock
Jamaica
N.Y
Leroy Detwiler
Bobby
Harrington Area Guests and Summer Visitors
Burrsville residents and relatives gathered as Mr and Mrs J W Price hosted relatives including Frank Price and son Harry from Chester and Francis Price who spent two weeks visiting. Ladies Ruth Hobbs and Mollie Cahan joined summer guests Annie Downham and Mrs Will Simpson. In addition Leeda Dew and families from Marcus Hook Greensboro and Wingatt families enjoyed outings and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Price
Harry
Chester
J. W. Price
Francis
Miss Marian Price
Harrington
Annie Downham
Wyoming
Mollie Cahan
Will Simpson
Arthur J. Baker
Linwood
Baker
Dew
Roy Speakman and Son
Marcus Hook
Ruth Hobbs
Greensboro
Isabelle Andrews
Mee
Vero Waltar Vnoro Ar Anid
Preston man saves child by crashing into pole in Kentucky
William T. Kelley Jr. 21 of Preston swerved to avoid a child, crashing into a telephone pole and saving the youngster’s life with only minor car damage. Mildred Sharpe 15 of Preston died, and three others were injured when their car overturned and burned after a collision with a truck at Trainer, Pennsylvania. Injured include Monroe Green 27 of Preston and Ruth Sharpe 23 and Leslie Sharpe 2 of Philadelphia. Other items report a two week Chicago trip by Noble W. Kelley, William T. Kelley Jr., and Thomas L. Trice III, Miss Louise Payne’s 20th birthday party, a marriage in Elkton, Md, and social visits in Preston. Services announced for Epiphany Mission in Preston.
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William T. Kelley Jr
William T. Kelley
Preston
Burnside
Kentucky
Kelley
Mildred Sharpe
Trainer
Monroe Green
Ruth Sharpe
Leslie Sharpe
Philadelphia
Messrs
Noble W. Kelley
Thomas L. Trice
Chicago
Louise Payne
Torus A. Koehler
Sophie Fletcher
John H. Fletcher
Elkton
William Thompson
Atlantic City
N. J
Cambridge Hospital
Charles Payne
Louise
Betty
Jean
John Williamson
Cornelia DeWilde
Salisbury Normal School
Clarence Frampton
Billy
Epiphany Mission
Social notes and local meetings in Carroll and Caroline counties
Hobba and Wheatley families visit from White Plains and Dover while Mrs. Davis recovers at Emergency Hospital. Local residents host guests and attend picnics in Oak Orchard and Rehoboth. Caroline County retailers urged to attend August 10 meeting in Denton to discuss NRA wage and hours code. A Federalsburg meeting was held this week.
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Caroline County
Denton
NRA
Federalsburg
Longtime pastor Mrs Warren dies after lengthy illness
Federalsburg obituary for Mrs Lottie Charles Warren 47 wife of Rev B E Warren details birth near Hurlock teaching in Caroline and Dorchester counties then evangelistic ministry in New England and nationwide prior to serving East Baltimore Church of God in three periods funeral held at Ellwood Camp meeting The piece also notes Public Works funds for Caroline County including 47700 for Federalsburg parks and a Denton Salisbury boulevard project reaction from locals and a Denton 4 H bake sale at Denton parsonage on Market Street today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Charles Warren
B. E. Warren
Caroline County
Federalsburg
Idlewild
Utilities Company
Salisbury
Denton
Social News Highlights From Denton Maryland And Nearby
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Heath D Goldsborough of Baltimore on July 28. Many locals attend family visits and trips, including Miss Mary Elizabeth Jones and John Joseph Tracy's July 29 wedding. Summer travel includes trips to the World’s Fair and Bermuda, with repeated visits to Rehoboth Beach and Ocean City. The community hosts picnics, cottage stays, and guests from Philadelphia Baltimore and Easton, with multiple residents and visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath D. Goldsborough
Bal Itimore
Martha Winder Goldsborough
T. Alan
Goldsborough
Denton
Caroline County
Thomas J. Turkington
William D. Turkington
Blockley Baptist Church
Philadelphia
Mary Elizabeth Jones
William Jones
John Joseph Tracy
J. W. Krabill
Philip W. Downes
Mildred Downes
Bermuda
Chicago
A. M. Hunter
Baltimore
Hoey
Clark
J. M. Bennett
Millsboro
Del
Norman A. Leese
Harold C. Nuttle
Nancy
J. Stanley Cooley
Strasburg
J. W. Funk
S. G. Nuttle
Paul H. Bowman
Bridgewater
Bowman
Miriam Bowman
Rehoboth Beach
Wm. B. Cook
S. K. Wolf
Wilmington
Georgia Towers
Preston
Tuckahoe Neck
Margaret Krabill
Pauline Replogle
Paul Seese
Norman Seese
Thurmont
Walter Sparklin
Bryant
Petersburg
Clarke
Rehoboth
T. H. Wyatt and Son
Orville
Easton
Barwick
Orville’ Wyatt
Robert Smith
Milford
Willoughby‘ Nowell
Anderson’s Grove
Silver Lake
Williston
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
J. Irwin Harwood
Ocean City
G. H. Rue
Branford
Conn
Rue
Jessie Parrott
Raymond Eminizer
John, Barwick
Gorman Henry
Linthicum Heights
C. H. Henry
Ruth Greaves
Roland Butler
Kemp Walls
Pastorfield House
South Third Street
Calvert C. Merriken
Tootsie Goldsborough
William and Mary College
I. V. Brumbaugh
St. Louis
B. B. Brumbaugh
Elmer Orme
Mary Orme
Virginia Hurley
Cambridge
Lillian Dean
Charles W. Sylvester
Ruth Holsinger
Suc. Leese
I. R. Fleetwood
Earl White
Henry Culver
County wheat growers could receive 59037 in cash under plan
County officials estimate that if all Caroline county wheat growers join the Agricultural Adjustment Administration production control plan, cash adjustments for this year would total about 59137 dollars. Payments of 30 cents per bushel will be issued on domestic allotment quotas, with county quotas set at 197126 bushels based on 54 percent of county average production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Local social notes from Downes Chapel area
Henderson family and relatives visit kin in Downes Chapel and Wilmington. Local couples host and entertain over the weekend. Readers note a Dover Chicks versus Henderson baseball game tomorrow afternoon.
Wage floor set for canneries by Roosevelt plan
Washington meeting of State and Regional Canneries Associations approved a minimum wage of 80 cents per hour with exceptions for groups averaging less than 30 cents from 1921 to 1929. The General Code of the Canning Industry was filed with General Johnson on July 30. Public hearings will follow in about ten days and then take effect. The Tri-State Packers Association, joining Maryland Delaware and New Jersey canners, led a large delegation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
General Johnson
Tri-State Packers’ Association
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Reverend Nugent Leads Communion Service on Sunday
Rev T L Nugent spoke from the book of 1st Kings during a Holy Communion service on Sunday. He will depart this week for a month of vacation and summer school. Relatives and guests including Master Henry Detwiler Jr and sisters Roxanna and Elizabeth of Ridgeley visited Memory Lane and other locals.
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T. L. Nugent
Bro. Nugent
Henry Detwiler Jr
Roxanna
Elizabeth
Ridgely
A. G. Gelletly
Wm. A. Wheeler
Charlotte Lam
Baltimore
Margaret Uhler
Memory Lane
Hugh Allen
Newark
Del
O. G. Hignatt
Irvin Bennett
Denton
Minnie Todd
Rehoboth Beach
Harmony Miss Mildred Gadow Returns From Sister’s illness
Harmony Miss Mildred Gadow has returned home after a week with her sister Mrs Claude Todd who has been sick but is improved. Many relatives visited and all wish Calvin Todd a speedy recovery. Lawrence Flaharty and Roberta Handy wed last Saturday. Sunday School at 10. Mrs Raymond Williamson is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Gadow
Claude Todd
Harvey Ivins
Phil Troutwine
Philadelphia
Webyster Todd
Norman Wright
Audrey Lee
Grayson
Towers Todd
Orville Morgan
Calvin Todd
Elizabeth Meredith
Ella Todd
Lawrence Flaharty
Roberta Handy
Hanson Todd
Lester Goslin
Otis Dawson
Raymond Williamson
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Jail a Fgiled Uth
Hillsboro area notes report Mrs Edgar Blades chaperoning a girls’ cottage party on Miles River with Elinor Flowers Aileen Barton Frances Sullivan Nancy Jane Kline Norma Lee Stevens Shirley Morton Anne Phelps. Nearby social visits list Dr and Mrs Depue Duffey, Catherine Skinner’s Chicago trip, and various locals visiting kin, plus a jail break attempt by three prisoners in Caroline county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Blades
Miles River
Elinor Flowers
Aileen Barton
Frances Sullivan
Nancy Jane Kline
Norma Lee Stevens
Shirley Morton
Anne Phelps
Depue Duffey
Washington
Chas
Jarrell
Rehoboth
Catherine Skinner
Chicago
William Sherwood
Swarthmore
Edwin Gale
Wilmington
Norman Clark
Lay Beaven
William Short
Philadelphia
Ruth Rice
Neavitt Rice
Centreville
Henley Beaven
Federalsburg
Margaret Towers
Denton
John Sharp
Emma Holland
Brown Thawley
Burrsville
Milford Kline
Gladys Gale
Blanche Brant
New Jersey
In loving remembrance of Thomas W Bradley deceased July 6 1932
A widow Sallie E Bradley recalls the loss of her husband Thomas W Bradley one year after his death on July 6 1932. She describes a life bound by love a chain of devotion that cannot be broken by death and expresses the loneliness of living apart yet thoughts keep him near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Bradley
Sallie E. Bradle
Miles River Regatta Sparks High Stakes Competition
The Miles River Yacht Club regatta at St Michaels features prized trophies the Miles River Cup and Governor's Cup for speedboats and canoes. Gov Albert C. Ritchie and Mayor Howard W. Jackson will attend as guests of Commodore Thomas M. Scott, with races spanning frostbite sailboats to unlimited outboard motorboats and diverse classes. Boat owners from Chesapeake Bay and neighboring states gather amid weekend social events and a busy race schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles River Yacht Club
St. Michaels
Albert C. Ritchie
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Thomas M. Scott
Chesapeake Bay Area
Trail
Johnson
Lunder
Revival to Begin at Greensboro Baptist Church
The Greensboro area news notes the Baptist Church revival starting Sunday August 6 with Rev. George Renegar of Havre de Grace Baptist Church to preach for two weeks. Renegar and J. C. Ledbetter have led four meetings in three years at Renegar’s churches. Community notices include local travels, visits, and weekend outings of residents and relatives from Durham Baltimore Norfolk and Wilmington with several names and places mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
George Renegar
Havre de Grace ‘Baptist Church
Renegar
J. C. Ledbetter
A. P. Morris and Sons
Paul and
Gary
Ivy Shockley
Durham
N. C
Philadelphia
Margaret Weaver
Isaac Pearson
Tolchester Beach
Anna Pearson
Baltimore
Genevieve Price
Church Home and Infirmary
Olin Price
Anna Wieneke
Charles Miller
Susie McClaine
Hebron
Messrs
Henry
Frank Medford
Susie Ford
Mary Jackson
Ruth Jackson
Ralph Pritchett
Jackie
Rehoboth
Charles Paige
Effa Lowe
Wilmington
Harvey Porter
The
Baptist Sunday School
White Crystal Beach
Hilda Weaver
J. E. Weaver
Laura Hastings
Mable Hastings
Andrew Faulkner
Claymont
Del
J. R. Meekins
Virginia Luff
John Luff
Elsie
Mary Briggs
W. Thomas Thornton and Sons
Leipsic
Geo. Mitchell
West Grove
Bird Feed Patch Urges Buckwheat to Attract Birds
Farmers are urged to plant buckwheat in cornfields as a bird feed patch to attract birds and reduce weed seeds and insects. Small patches along field edges suffice, with strips left until spring 1934 to provide wildlife cover and food. The note also lists recent visits of several local residents and travelers.
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Boothwyn
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M. K. Newnam
White’s
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Board Walk
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Frank Foster Broadway
Milton S. Andrews
Methodist Episcopal Church
Anna Marie Howard
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T. J. Turkington
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Hickman
Warren Elwood Hitchens
Katherine’ Helen McCauley
Bridgeville
Lawrence Franklin Flaharty
Mary Roberta Handy
Easton Armory
Juliaetta Henry
Wm. DeFord
William Foster
Starr
Dorothy Collison
Talbot County
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Collison
Foster
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Bloomery Church
Fred Melvin
Clarence
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Helen Melvin
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Greenwood
Arthur Noble
Hall Butler
Victor Lynn
Middletown
Cheswold
Russell Adams
Lincoln City
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James Ent
Kent General Hospital
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Lester Thomas
New Bridge Road
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Harry Ross
Katie Knox
East New
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Ralph Brodes
Donald
Dent
Glen ‘John Brodesdale
Ariz
James Robinson
Wilson
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William A. Wilson
John E. Smith
Armstrong County
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Matthews
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Dorothy Porter
Cresswell
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Wilson Farm
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Farmington
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