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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1930

Page

5

Local notices and notices on polls and events

Martin C. Voss filed for Register of Wills this week his card listed. John T. Carter sold the Otis Morris farm near Ridgely to L B Towers. Wilbert L. Merriken filed nomination panels for State's Attorney. Also ads on containers envelopes appliances and moth proof bags plus diary notices of diseases Sunday services and Governor's Day at Camp Albert C. Ritchie noting attendance and schedules. College Park Club Week trip details and Pentecost anniversary observances in Goldsboro with daily sermons and events through August 17.

Journal Martin C. Voss Register of Wills John T. Carter Otis Morris Ridgely L. B. ‘Towers Wilbert L. Merriken Office of State’s Attorney M. K. Newnam Denton A. L. Butler Narrington E. D. Kimmey Denton Journal Caroline County Federalsburg Goldsboro Jonestown Epiphany Mission Preston St. Andrew's Mission Hurlock Albert C. Ritchie Washington County Milton A. Reckord Fist Infantry Caroline Taylor’s Woods R N. Miller Corry Lewis Carroll Easton Dorchester Queen Anne College Park Freda Schmick Dorothy Lee Patchett Rebecca Voshell Canning Vivian Holsinger Caroline Ebling Alice Ross Cora Chambers Eloise Thawley C. W. Jordan C. R. Curtis W. H. Ballengee L. H. Richereek Paul Grosclose Homer Welch E. D. Walraven J. A. Rood Holy Spirit

Personal and Social News In Denton and Tidewater visits

Mrs R H Bryant of Petersburg and Miss Bessie Scogg in were guests of Mrs Bryant's parents Mr and Mrs Walter Sparklin and travel to Rehoboth to occupy a cottage for two weeks. Numerous Denton residents and friends are listed visiting relatives and attending weddings and motor trips in Maryland and Virginia.

Local Families Share Weekend Visits and Moves

Mr and Mrs F E Davis and son Fillmore with Mrs M Merriken visited Mrs Sarah Davis and family in Washing Mrs Parker Barnes of Chester spent the weekend with his wife here Mrs Barnes plans a two week stay Mrs Hopkins Thomas and Edward Davis from Washington were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs L H Thomas Mrs Annie Seeders and Mrs Alice Pickett visited Mrs Manning Merriken last Wednesday afternoon Master Jimmy Chaffinch spent the week with his grandmother Mrs C J Chaffinch Mrs E M Willey and Mrs L R Dukes visited Mrs O C Blades of Choptank on Tuesday Mrs F D Carpenter sprained her ankle last week Mr Edward Davis spent the week with Mr and Mrs F E Davis Mr Arthur Starkey and family moved to Chester last Tuesday Mr and Mrs Louis Butler purchased Mr Isaac Starkey s home here Mr T H Towers visited his son I E at Sablilasville on Wednesday

F. E. Davis Fillmore M. Merriken Alice Pickett Manning Merriken Jimmy Chaffinch E. M. Willey L. R. Dukes O. C. Blades F. D. Carpenter Edward Davis Arthur Starkey Chester Louis Butler Isaac Starkey T. H. Towers Sablilasville

Dr Titsworth Leads Seven Week European Tour Party

Dr Paul E Titsworth president of Washington College reports he and a student party are touring post war Europe to study social and economic conditions. They survived Italian earthquakes and travel to Italy, with Myron Herrick praised in France for American influence. The group notes rising American advertising, goods, and tourism impact, with travel by road and rail expanding, and Cherbourg host to thousands of Americans. This is Dr Titsworths seventh European visit.

Paul E. Titsworth Washington College France Italy Myron Herrick Eastern Shore College Washington Franklin Chestertown America Atlantic I Isabelle Titsworth Cherbourg Paris Del-Mar-Va Louvre Art Gallery Walter Edge New Jersey Europe

Orphans Court Records in Caroline County Session

The Orphans Court for Caroline County met with Judges West Harper and Shawn. The will of James Webb was admitted to probate by the Register of Wills, letters testamentary granted Deweese Green. Bond filed and approved. notice to creditors ordered. Charles Friend and Charles Foster named appraisers. Executors and administrators filed accounts and inventories. creditors notices published. various appraisers named. several estates moved through probate and administration with inventories, accounts and distributions.

Orphans’ Court Caroline County West Harper and Shawn James Webb Deweese Green Charles Friend Charles Foster Edward E. Nuttle Thestate Amos L J. Owen Knotts Homer L. Kinney Ventory Pearl V. Woodrow Pratt T. Taylor Michael F. Kibler George J. Kibler Magdalene Kibler Donald E. Jefferson Sallie K. Redhead Marguerite Longaker Austin Jefferson Dorothy Jefferson Jerome D. Jefferson Carrie J. Carroll Edith J. Mowbray Phoebe Neal

Mrs C E Collins Attends Kent and Sussex Fair

Mrs C E Collins returns from Milford visit and attends the Kent and Sussex Fair. Mr C E Collins exhibits farm machinery from Frick Co. at the fair. Mrs W C Maloney and children and Miss Evelyn Boulden of Wilmington visit the Collins. Miss Sarah Beal of Hurlock spends the weekend with the Collins. C E Collins also attends Cambridge Fair this week.

C E. Collins Milford Kent and Sussex C. E. Collins Frick Co W. C. Maloney Evelyn Boulden Wilmington Sarah Beal Hurlock F. F. Collins Cambridge Fair

Weekly Ridgely News Letter Report of illness and arrivals

Mr Josiah Shaw fell ill Saturday and died Monday. He left a wife two sons and many daughters. Funeral was Thursday at two and burial in Easton. Visitors include Miss Edna Detwiler Carroll Meredith Isaac Mason James Wilson and his parents. Numerous relatives and visitors are noted, with church and camp meeting activities and local travel. Lawn sprinkling bans due to water scarcity and canning of corn by Saulsbury Brothers are reported along with visits from Philadelphia Baltimore and Wilmington residents.

Josiah Shaw Swing Brothers Easton Walter Mitchell Edna Detwiler Carroll Meredith Isaac Mason James Wilson Johnson Roy Tawes Roy Detwiler Wilmington Hillsboro H. E. McBride Brunswick D. M. Swing Rehoboth Gumboro B. A. Behrens Andrew Mitchell Elsie Matthews Oxford Susan Hamilton S. E. Parsons Margaret McCloud Thomas William Campbell Addie Griffith Greensboro Will Grifth Hattie Hagadone Ridgely William Matthews Glenn Smyrna M. W. Wiley Harry Reininger Ed. Morris Margaret Blanch Watson Booker Chambersburg Frank Seward Anna Frances Harvey Solsinger Ellen Hoffman Easton Hospital John Hoffman Onetia Richmond Larry Abbott Pennsylvania Ray Getz Harrisburg James Frank Simons Sarah Pippin Denton Camp Ellen Swann Saulsbury Brothers Emil Rosenast Merchantville N. J John Swing Mamie Smith Dover Anne Baltimore Emma Jackson Harold Fountain Olan Porter Nancy Jane Kline Helen Sabrisky Frank Flounders Betterton

School bus routes contracted in Caroline County 1930 1991

The Caroline County Board of Education has awarded and renewed contracts for numerous school transportation routes for the 1930 1991 scholastic year. The routes cover Edinburg Marydel Henderson Wallace Jones Bee Tree Henderson Baltimore Corner Goldsboro Greensboro and many others including Denton Federalsburg Ridgely and colored routes, with contractors such as Ralph E. Ober J. Chas Ellwanger and D. J. Ellwanger listed among others.

Board of Education of Caroline County Edinburg Marydel Denton Motor Company Cedar Grove Denton Spurry S —Denton C. J. Kern Concord Mark Hignutt Wiloughby Andersontown Francis Trice Laurel Grove Howard'’s Harmony F. Pliny Toild Preston J. W. Cohee Choptank Poplar Neck C. E. Perry Dover Road Bethel Federalsburg W. G. Ricketts Mt. Zion Union Charles Cain Johns W. W. Johns Mission Orrie H.briggs Deep Branch Ridgely Mary B. Truxon Tuckahoe D. M. Pritchett

Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Tidbits From Twin Town Notes

News items from the Twin Towns along the Tuckahoe list guests visiting local residents, trips to La Plata and Ocean City, house visitors from Wilmington Baltimore and Philadelphia, and social events. Mentions include Osage names such as Winfield Pinder Grover Lamm Charles Weber Howard Dodds H W B Rowe Virginia Blades Ruth Helfrich James Mullican and many others. Also reports worship at St Pauls M E Church and local outings to Gettysburg Wye Heights and Rehoboth plus hospital and vacation notes.

Winfield Pinder Grover Lamm Charles Weber Johnstown N. J Howard Dodds H. W. B. Rowe Roberta Francis Rowe Susie Thompson William la Plata Charles County Urban Bowman Washington Bowman Frank Fleming H. R. Covell Dora Morris Centreville Baltimore Edgar Blades Virginia Blades Ruth Helfrich Ocean City Edwin Gale Wilmington E. H. Gale Milton Shinn New Jersey Bernard Pinder Milton Beaven G. H. Tarburton Rehoboth F. B. Sparks Philadelphia W. B. Sparks Powell Short and Sons Wright Garton Denton Elia Pennington J. H. Barber Trappe

Jurors drawn for Caroline October Term by Judge Adkins

Honorable Wm. H. Adkins, Chief Judge, Circuit Court for Caroline county, selects jurors by district for the October Term. First District adds Carroll M. Elliott and others. Second District lists A. W. Brumbaugh and more. Third District includes J. Virgil Moore and Austin R. Murphy. Fourth District names Jos. L. Gallagher and five others. Fifth District lists Frank L. Williams and five. Sixth District includes Isaac T. Sparklin and five. Seventh District names B. Frank Rickards and five. Eighth District includes Othor B. Smith and five jurors.

Wm. H. Adkins Caroline County Carroll M. Elliott Jos. O. Hummer Harry S. Dailey W. S. Murphy Horace H. Dennison H. H.smith A. W. Brumbaugh J. R. Woodall Thos. J. Ellwanger H. B. Thomas Keller Edwards Geo. P. Schreiber J. Virgil Moore Austin R. Murphy Wm. W. Noble Wm. T. Beauchamp Wm. R. Fountain Elmer T. Orine Jos L. Gallagher John E. Todd John F. Spence Wm. H. Williamson E. Lloyd Fooks Wm. R. Dulin Frank L. Williams Chas. F. Handy John W. Hurlock Harry Davis Albert E. Poole Tilghman R. Hackett Isaacc T. Sparklin Henry Kern F. Swartz H. Stewart Gale D. M Clopper Milford Kline B. Frank Rickards C. S. Holsinger Wm. Cannon

Local Social Roundup Touches Philadelphia and Nearby towns

Goldsboro and surrounding area residents host and visit kin during weekends and weeks. Philadelphia guests include Miss Florence Boyd and Master Harold Shively visiting relatives. Roy Brown and son with Noble Shively family. Thelma Dennison from Wyoming Delaware. Edith Lane and Alice Saunders visiting home folks. Local society notes mention the Ladies Aid entertaining at Mrs. Melvin’s home and other short visits to Shenandoah Shenandoah area guests and Washington trips.

Florence Boyd Noble Dhue Philadelphia Roy Brown and Son Noble Shively Harold Shively Wm. Dennison Thelma Wyoming Del Ladies Aid Society Wm. ‘Melvin Edith Lane J. F. Lane Heath Shenandoah W. H. Ballengee W. J. Murphy Rehoboth

Harrington Fair Guests Visit Smithville Families

Local attendees from Smithville and nearby towns hosted and joined gatherings after the Harrington Fair. Notable guests included C. R. Neal, Palmer Lare, Henry Neal, Blaine Baltock and families, Edmond Neal, Theodore Lesser, C. A. Scott and daughter Mildred, Edward Stevens and Frances Neal of Philadelphia, Dorothy Andrews, Samuel Macker and children of Oak Grove, John Williams and family, and Palmer Lare visiting Oak Grove Delaware on Sunday evening.

Smithville Harrington Fair C. R. Neal Palmer Lare Henry Neal Blaine Bultock Edmond Neal Theodore Lesser C. A. Scott Mildred Edward Stevens Yederalsburg Frances Neal Philadephia Dorothy Andrews Samuel Mackerd Oak Grove John Williams Calvin Williams Del

Kusmaul In memory of our dear son John Theodore Jr. 1929

In memory of our dear son John Theodore Jr who died August 8 1929 aged 10 months 14 days. Dear son we miss you more than words can tell. In Heaven we hope to meet you where Jesus does all things well. Though this world is full of sorrow and pain. But we hope to meet you when the golden gates open. Sadly missed by Mother and Daddy.

John Theodore, Jr Jesus

Death of Chas W Jacobs at Marydel aged 54

Marydel mourns the death of Charles W Jacobs at his home after a long illness. He had been treated by three New York specialists since October, spent winters in Lakeland Florida, and returned to Maryland six weeks ago. Funeral services were held at the local church with interment in Templeville cemetery. He leaves his wife Sara Virginia Heather, his parents, four sisters and one brother. Community friends extend heartfelt sympathy. Mrs Oscar F Morris and Mrs H B Connelly remain visiting relatives nearby. Mr and Mrs G B Parshall also spent time in town.

Chas. W. Jacobs Marydel Mr. Jacobs New York Laval Downes’ Chapel Delaware Philadelphia Fruit Commission Lakeland Fla South Maryland Templeville Jacobs Sara Virginia Heather Charlie Oscar F. Morris C. W. Jacobs Morris H. B. Connelly G. B. Parshall Phil Adelphia

Women’s Missionary Society mite box event in Federalsburg

The annual mite box opening by the Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society and its junior auxiliary the King’s Heralds occurred in the Union M E Church recreation hall. A program led by Mrs. Wilmer Fell Davis and Mrs. J D Jefferson featured readings by Miss Roselle Covey and a song by Miss Frances Hackett, plus a hoop drill and a playlet titled How the Piece Blocks helped. Box contents surpassed $17. Local residents and guests were noted including Miss Rowena Jefferson and family preparing a week at Rehoboth.

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society King’s Heralds Union M. E. Church Wilmer Fell Davis J. D. Jefferson Roselle Covey Philadelphia Frances Hackett Rowena Jefferson Washington Rehoboth G. H. Jefferson Linden Noble Virginia Covey Charles Lewis Curtis Clark California Jerome J. Frampton Howard Covey Chestertown Samuel Davis Main St East Central Ave Chantry House Lillian Cheezum Easton Preston S. R. Preston Bessie Preston Niagara Falls N. Y Jennie Kennar Port Coburn Canada Nettie Wheatley Long and Short’s S. H. Morris and Son Cadet Sewell Morris West Point M. Y New Jersey

Local Families Attend Funeral and Visit Relatives

Harmony Mr Kelley and son Edward attend the funeral of Merrick Cohee at his parents home last Thursday July 31. Mr and Mrs John Cohee travel to Philadelphia for the murder hearing of their son Merrick Cohee. Wilf Maloney and children of Wilmington visit aunt Nora Kelley and relatives. Philip McConnell and children near Federalsburg spend Sunday with J F McConnell. Olin Todd and son Kenneth of Baltimore visit Todd’s mother and relatives. Millard Macklin of Bridgeville visits W P Willis. Emerson Collins of Wilmington spend Monday with Carrie Collins. Mary E Duhadaway spends August with her Baltimore sister. Belle Dean visits daughter G G Wright in Eas.

R. H. Bryant Petersburg Bessie Scoggin Denton R. H. Bailey Emily Swiss Warsaw Marcus Hook Linwood M. D. F. Camper Easton J. H. Barnes Williston Grifin Farm West Denton Howard Adams Smyrna Del Fred Love Hazel Love T. R. Benson Paul Benson Leon Stein Farrell Benson Wilmington Ellis Wooters Charlotte Irene Hilda Richmond John Wooters Alice Ferricks Lillian Timmons Wilbur Carroll Thomas Baynard Towson Loch Raven J. A. Reynolds Decatur Alex. McWilliams Elizabeth Downes Dawson Tom Ralph Elmer Downes Ruth Krabill Wiliam Mc Daniel Albert Cannon Blue Ridge J. A. Trazzare T. H. Everngain William Slemmons Salisbury Otis Smith Florida Philadelphia George H. Booker Bridgeport N. J Ella Mae Wright Gladys Taylor Stevensville Howard Kirby Harry Copeland Elizabeth Pippin Lou Jump Camden E. C. Woodie North Carolina Sue K. Smith St. Mary’s County Malcom Bye S. G. Bye W. C. Stevens Dyer Hanson‘ Dashiells Oscar Briscoe Talbot Willmington Jas. Mulliken Goldsboro Mollie-Diggans Merritt Brinsfield Betty Baltimore L. V. Wright Horace Morgan Harry Gibson Archie Purse Peggy Seaford Mattie Price Louise Everett Blades Frank Messick Reba Lynch Milton S. H. Reynolds Joe Steele Washington Lattter D. M. Lee Howard Flowers Gettysburg William Morris Easton Hospital Bernard Messix Cambridge Mazie Dashiell Delmar Harmony Kelley Edward Merrick Cohee John Cohee Wilf Maloney Nora Kelley Philip McConnell Federalsburg J. F. McConnell Olin Todd Kenneth Todd Millard Macklin Bridgeville W. P. Willis Emerson Collins

Templeville Parish Council Meeting and Church Lights

Templeville Large Parish council met at Templeville Church with special speakers in afternoon and evening sessions. Church lights were wired and turned on Thursday night. Locals note visits from Kinnamon Sittig Knotts and others to relatives and fairs, with several on the sick list this week.

Templeville Melvin Kinnamon Arthur Sittig Gurney Knotts Baltimore Billy Owen Purnell Suthersville Lola Biddle Cambridge Gurney Lowman Linwood McKnott Marcus Hook Lewis McKnott F. A. Ross Wilmington Kate O. Knotts Eugene Everett Ellen Pippin

Greensboro Notes and Visiting Friends Roundup

Miss Louise Nichols of Collingswood New Jersey visits grandparents and relatives in Greensboro and Selbyville. Numerous trips span Wilmington Atlantic City Baltimore Philadelphia and Rehoboth Beach with relatives and friends from Reading Pa Roseville Moores Pa and Concord. A local B Y P A gathering at Ridgely and various weekend visits mark the social scene.

Louise Nichols Collingswood N. J George Nichols Earl Nichols Selbyville Marvin Nichols Nichols J. Harvey Coursey Ison Alvin Edwards Wilmington Lloyd Taylor Charlie Kurtz Lillie Kurtz Reading M. A. Draroo Ridgely Ernest Lord Ben Lord Melvin Blades Concord Lee Covey Martha Carrow Mercy Hospital Baltimore Dorothy Swann Gale ‘Raisin Louise Swann Greensboro George Fruth Philadelphia Atlantic City Curry W. B. Massey W. B. Manlove Pemberton Eleanor Booker’s Wharf Manlove Fanny Asilton Price Arthur Brooks Susan Ford Albert ,Wing and Daughter Charles Bilbrough W. Thomas Thornton J Ralph Carla Lee Leipsic Del Elsie Brittingham Roy Detwiler John Wyatt Beverly Goldsborough Josephine Moore W. E. Massey C. E. Atkins Paul Morris Durham N. C George Wooters Lawrence Thornton Lawrence Masten

Community Happenings In Fairport And Nearby

Mrs Elmer E Wheeler and son William Ahler Wheeler along with Miss Georgia Elaine Haynie drove to Fairport Virginia for a few days. A group including Mr and Mrs A G Todd and others enjoyed crabbing and fishing on Wednesday at Secretary. Nearby visitors include Miss Rebecca Wheatley and Irma Elliott at Mr Roland Wheatley’s home. Various residents report visits and short trips to Ocean City Maryland and Rockville Maryland with relatives and friends.

Elmer E. Wheeler William Ahler Wheeler Georgia Elaine Haynie Fairport A. G. Todd W. C. Todd Minnie Todd Roland Wheatley Buffalo N. Y Wm. D. Uhier Hamilton Hotel Ocean City Bennett Todd Baltimore Paul Knotts W. C Todd

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