August Sale and Local Notices From Denton Md
Everngam announces August Sale with big savings on sheetings and dry goods starting Tuesday August 14. Frigidaire offerings and home appliances promoted by M K Newnam with pricing under 175 and new Koldchest models. Local notices include church tent services and reunions at Cedar Grove and Kitts Hammock, plus a Democratic primary candidacy filing for Edward Hirs as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everngam’s
All Sizes Perfection
Florence Oil
M. K. Newnam
Everngam
Westinghouse Electric
McKenna
Denton Beauty Parlor
Silver Lake
Williston
W. C. Todd
Caleb James Todd
Chestnut Grove
Patapar
Denton Journal
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cedar Grove
Del
Gooden
Benj. F. Gooden
Kitts Hammock
Denton M. P. Church
Church
Denton
Journal
Hirs
Salisbury
Thirtyfourth
Rotary International
J. Milton Patterson
Cumberland
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Burrsville
Robert Dill
Robert Stafford
Old Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
Samuel T. Gardner
Levi Scott
L. R. Ross
Old Oak Grove
Edward D. Ko
Marriage of Mary Elizabeth Shuck to James Kemp Neal
Mrs Henry Shuck of 226 West Cold Spring Lane Baltimore announces the July 4 ceremony uniting daughter Mary Elizabeth Shuck to James Kemp Neal son of Mr and Mrs James P Neal, formerly of near Denton now Baltimore. After a Cape May N J honeymoon they will reside in Bar Harbor until fall. The item also covers local social and church auxiliary events and multiple visits and guest lists involving area families and residents.
Maryland real estate taxes urged cut by joint committee
The Joint Tax Committee of the Maryland State Grange and Maryland Farm Bureau Federation calls for a flat twenty percent markdown in real estate assessments to correct overvaluation since 1928. It cites farm real estate down about 24 percent, urban property worse, and proposes offsetting revenue through a state income tax and adjusted levies for schools. The report advocates gradual changes to reduce per capita government costs while noting farm taxes rose over 190 percent in twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Joint
Maryland State Grange
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Joint Committee
D. G. Harry
GOLDSBORO Families visit relatives and friends
GOLDSBORO Mr and Mrs Ray Brown and son from Philadelphia visited Mrs Noble Shively and family. Edward Jarrell and son and Mrs Florence Jarrell spent the weekend with Wilbur Cortelyou at Rehoboth. Chas Cartwright of Richard son Park Doel spent days with sister Virgie Cartwright. Stephen Crawford of New York stayed with parents near town. Billy Marvel of Ridgely visited grandparents Elbert and Mrs Saunders. Mrs Adam Crawford and son Fred left for Logan West Virginia to establish residence. Ladies Aid Society met pleasantly at Mrs W J Murphy. Tilghman Williams spent a week with mother Marjorie Williams near Easton. Ella Harris of Wilmington spent days with Mrs Elbert Saunders. Rev H M Waters and family vacationing in Virginia. Betty Smith visited Rehoboth and Bethany Beach Thursday. W J Murphy and wife spent weekend at Rehoboth. Kate Cahall entertaining relatives from Linwood PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Brown
Philadelphia
Noble Shively
Ray Jr
Edward Jarrell
Florence Jarrell
Wilbur Cortelyou
Rehoboth
Chas. Cartwright
Richardson Park, Doel
W. J. Murphy
Tilghman Williams
Marjorie Williams
Easton
Ella Harris
Wilmington
Elbert Saunders
H. M. Waters
Virginia
Betty Smith
Bethany Beach
Kate Cahall
Linwood
Norman Walls
Jane
Edward Dean
New Jersey
Atlantic City
F. M. Rinker
Mt. Jackson
O. W. Barton
William Walls
Pennsylvania
Olin Price
Greensboro
Mr. Wall
Ingleside
Howard Dabson
Cape Charles
Alvah Dabson
Lydian A. Dabson
Susie Thompson
Myrtle
Alice Dobson
Oxford
Will Clark
Betty Orrell
Baltimore
Anne Porter
Arlington
N. J
Paul Howard
New York
Cc. E. Collins
C. T. Morris
B. L. Goldsborough
Lydia Brown
Marie Noble
Federalsburg
Brown
George Nichols
Betty Jones
Goldsboro
William Sipple
Maggie Becker
Sara
Charles Rich
Ruthanna
Mary Maloney
C. BE. Collins
Annie Hall
W. Thomas Thornton
Garden party honors Williamson guests from Lewistown
Dr and Mrs D O George hosted a Thursday evening garden party honoring Mr and Mrs Thomas Williamson of Lewistown Pennsylvania who have been guests of Mrs Jos H Johnson this week. Mrs Carlton West and children return from a two week stay at Rehoboth with her mother Mrs Surendorf and sister Miss Ruth Surendorf as guests. Mrs Mark Smith returns home after weeks with relatives in West Virginia. Miss Marguerite Young, post hospital Baltimore, is at home. Mr Billie Shockley of Cumberland visits his uncle Paul Shockley on Second street. Miss Ruth Williams of Wilmington visits her cousin Mrs J H Emerson. Mr and Mrs T Mason Baxter and children move to Rehoboth. Miss Martha Blackistone visits friends in Berlin Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shuck
W. Cold Spring Lane
Baltimore
Mary Elizabeth
James Kemp Neal
Mr. Neal
James P. Neal
Near Denton
G. R. Neal
Denton
Bar Harbor
M. P. Church
Clara Hitchcock
Lizzie Clark
Mollie Gootee
Laura Parks
Emma Clark
J. Ed. Nichols
T. O. Crouse
Chas. Howard
Sue Smith
Lida Wine
Mattie Moore
Boone Beauchamp
Hitchcock
Collison
Pansy Circle
Williston Lake
E. L. Collison
Dorothy Howard
Virginia Johnson
Betty Smith
Dale Short
Elizabeth Knotts
Adonia Bradley
Charlotte Ann Smith
Annabelle Williams
Carolyn Smith
Emma Turkington
Roberta Hake
Dorothea O’connor
Fred Scott
Blanche
A. V. Young
James Carriston
A. Cadam
Albert
Mabel McConnell
Philadelphia
Willie Scott
Arthur Scott
Stanley Huey
Ella Scott
Near Town
Garland Lake
Frank Wright
Joe Fox
Thomas Wright
Lee
Fisher Perry
Harold Scott
Charles Wright
Burt McKnott
Wilmer
Elizabeth Ann Wright
Dorothy M. Neal
Easton
Tamar A. Oberly
Vineland
N. J
Pottstown
Pocono Summit
Wilkes-Barre
Harvey’s Lake
Scranton
Wyalusing
Benton
Harrisburg
Pauline Neighbors
George Neighbors
Saranac
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Harriett Ann Wright
Rehoboth Beach
Eleanor Flowers
Peggy Gibson
Queen Anne
Nancy Jane Kline
Hillsboro
Mary Lillian Knotts
Chestertown
James Satterfield
Jimmy
Ridge Satterfield
Richard Farren
Wilmington
al Trice
Walton Trice
Beatrice Bradley
Preston
Lawson Jump
Mesdames
C. E. Rice
Ray Dukes
Allie Neal
Virginia McMahan
Willie Fearins
Clarence Towers
Chester
West Chester
Virginia A. McMahan
Federalsburg
A. R. Neal
Williston
Paul Howard
New York
R. D. Blackistone
Anne Blackistone
River Springs
St. Mary’s County
Christine McNeal
Jennie Crane
John Statum
Blake Brooks
Clayton Reynolds
Rehoboth
Marietta Anthony
Lee Anthony
Lawrence E. Lynch
Louise Fleetwood
Ida Nichols
Chesapeake City
Denton Camp
C. D. Collison
Ellen
Frank Davis
Hobbs
Charles Jester
Roberta J. Hake
Isabelle Hake
Elizabeth Satterfield
Preston Towers
Salisbury
C. Harry Whitby
Lawrence B. Towers
Ormond Wright
Frances Griffin
Mary Pippin
Heber Lane
Mr. Turkington
Shiloh Camp
Carrie Sylvester
Greensboro
D. O. George
Thomas Williamson
Lewistown
Jos. H. Johnson
Carlton West
West
Surendorf
Ruth Surendorf
Mark Smith
West Virginia
Marguerite Young
Billie Shockley
Cumberland
Paul Shockley
Second Street
Ruth Williams
J. H. Emerson
T. Mason Baxter
Martha Blackistone
Berlin
School resignations and new appointments announced
Resignations of Mrs Hilda B Wilson Mrs Jane Wine Hunter and Miss Marguerite Holsinger have been received and accepted. Appointments to fill vacancies include Miss Frances Seward home economics teacher at Preston and Ridgely schools Mr Charles B Clark assistant at Preston High School Mr F A Stayer acting principal at Ridgely High School and Miss Cornelia DeWilde teacher in elementary schools. White schools will reopen Tuesday September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda B. Wilson
Jane Wine Hunter
Marguerite Holsinger
Frances Seward
Preston and
Ridgely
Charles B. Clark
Preston High School
F. A. Stayer
Ridgely High School
Cornelia DeWilde
Weekly Ridgely News Letter highlights and social notes
The column catalogs local events and visits around Ridgely including birthday parties for Mrs. August Koeneman, church picnics in Tolchester, Club Week selections for 4 H members, and various travels. Numerous residents and guests from Cordova Houston Wilmington Reading Merchantville Cambridge and Toronto are listed with dinners picnics vacations and moves in Ridgely and surrounding areas.
Democratic State Convention in Baltimore at Ford's Theatre
The Democratic State Convention will be held in Baltimore on Thursday, September 20, at Ford's Theatre located at 318 West Fayette Street, starting at 12 o'clock noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ford’s
West Fayette Street
Federalsburg Social Notes Show Weddings and Obituary
Planned surprise party for Mr and Mrs Richard E Feddeman of Baltimore after July 28 Baltimore wedding. Guests include Mrs J M Wright and many Wright family members. Also Eleanor Baumel and Alfred Kay wed in Cherry Hill. Funeral for Mary Le Gates aged 86 in Union M E Church. Porch party hosted by Miss Anna Gunderson with a group of young friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Feddeman
Baltimore
Lester Collins
J. M. Wright
Herman Wright
Eva Wright
Jane Allen
Wilmington
Elsie Wright
T. S. McCrea
Leonard Travers
Harry Collins
Clayton Colling
Elizabeth
Katherine Collins
James Carter
Mary Todd
James Shaw
William Wagner
Ralph Bradley
Ruth Vickers
Frances Hackett
Eleanor Noble
Barbara Wright
Feddeman
Marie Wright
Millington
Ocean City
Eleanor Baumel
John Baumel
Royal Oak
Federalsburg High School
Alfred Kay
Elk Mills
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cherry Hill
W. H. Kohl
Bnife
University of Maryland
Kay
Trenton
N. J
Rehoboth
Del
New Jersey
Mary le Gates
Union Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas §. Holt
Hillcrest Cemetery
le Gates
Thomas le Gates
Charles LeGates
Sharonville
Ohio
William Wrightson
William F. Andrews
John Howard
American Corner
Anna Gunderson
Jean Logan
Philadelphia
Anne Garthe
Shirley Butler
Shirley Brower
Crescent City
Fla
Evelyn
Roberta Jefferson
Bernice Willis
Kitty Tubbs
Martha Harper
Jean Davis
Elaine Ballas
Nancy McConnell
Mary Jefferson
Sara Frances Wright
Margaret Phillips
Kathleen Hickman
Mary Anne Eddington
Orphans Court Proceedings in Denton Maryland
The court allowed withdrawal from a minor's Den ton National Bank account for college education and set August 14 for probate of Mary E. Legates will. Administrators Waldis and Nichols authorized sale of County Corporation No. 8783 and 8579 shares. Debts listed. Guardian Wright authorized to pay ward from Peoples Bank funds upon majority. Ward's release filed. James Rixon Webb probate noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie G. Pastorfield
Charlotte Anne Pastorfield
Denton National Bank
Mary E. Legates
Harry W. Davis
J. Russell Waldis
Rufus Nichols
Joseph Waldis
County Corporation of Maryland
Minnie Waldis
Bertha J. Wright
W. Leslie Wright
Ward
Peoples Bank
Denton
Maryland
James Rixon Webb
Williston Visitors and Regional Travels Highlight Local Week
Alfred Gelletly and Louise Pladsen from Detroit visited his parents and toured Rehoboth and Washington by motor, then returned to Detroit. Harry Haskens and relatives toured Paul Maloney’s family home on Sunday. Ruth Maloney rode back home with them. Wm Love Jr and Roland Wheatley enjoyed a fishing trip on Wheatley’s new launch at Secretary. Frank Depew family from Rahway, N J stay with O M Hignatt. Charles Pendred from Chester visited Gelletlys. Martha Frey hosted a party midweek. Billy Wallet visits Memory Lane with his aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Gelletly
Louise Pladsen
Detroit
Mich
Rehoboth
Washington
Gelletly
Harry Haskens
Long Island
Paul Maloney
Ruth Maloney
E. B. Maloney
Wm. Love Jr
Roland Wheatley
Wheatley
Frank Depew
Frank
Harold
Richard
Rahway
N. J
O. M. Hignatt
Charles Pendred
Chester
Martha Frey
Billy Wallet
Uhler
Memory Lane
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter
Miss Ella Pennington travels by car to Oak Ridge North Carolina to visit sister Mrs Lof ton Sawyer. Brother R Alan Pennington of Columbus Ohio will join. Several local residents went to Berlin Ocean City Baltimore Rehoboth Onancock and elsewhere for visits and trips this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Pennington
Oak Ridge
N. C
Lofton Sawyer
R. Alan Pennington
Columbus
Ohio
I. E. Fleming
Susie Thompson
Gladys Gale
Laura Virginia Fleming
Norma Hicks
Baltimore
William Sherwood
Bill
Francis Beaven
Christine Wilson
Berlin
Ocean City
Rose Mary Kelso
University of Delaware
Charles Jarrell
J. M. Eaton
Frances Fisher
H. Lay Beaven
Nicholas Knott
Carrie Fleming
J. Vernon Good
Elizabethtown
Emma Nrolland
Carrie Holt Fleming
Harry Moore
Rehoboth
J. M. Kelso
Onancock
Queen Anne Church to hear Rev Lightner sermon on Aug 12
At St. Paul's Church Queen Anne Sunday August 12 Rev George Samuel Lightner will deliver the sermon. He recently completed work at Asbury College Wilmore KY and will face the Baltimore Conference committee. A new Class of Young People has been formed in the church school with teaching by Mr and Mrs Charles Barton. Many local residents are noted as guests and visitors at various events and trips in Hillsboro East New Market Rehoboth and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
George Samuel Lightner
Lightner
Asbury College
Wilmore
Ken
Baltimore
Elizabeth Lightner
Queen Anne
Church School
Chares Barton
Chester Barto
Wilkensburg
Juanita Howard
C. L. Fossitt
Wm. Sherwood
Hillsboro
Henlopen
Rehoboth
Birmingham
Als
James Moore
Eloise Morgan
East New Market
Norfolk
Lloyd Fleming
Ruthsburg
Mary Lillian Knotts
Chestertown
Eleanor Flowers
Herman Callahan
Pennsylvania
Lloyd Fleeming
Ruth Sewell
Niagara Falls
W. F. Dickinson
Robby Hackett
Jeanette Dise
Easton
Horace Morgan
Bernard Messix
Ocean City
Templeville News Bullets and Social Updates
Templeville residents share visits with Tacoma and Sadlersville acquaintances. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Greer return with Annie Greer from Miss Perkins, while Alan Stafford and John Walter Stant tour New York with Prof. Carter Hickman. Church services list Sunday School Epworth League and preaching times. Local lawn party hosted by Marjorie Pippin and Louise Golt precedes a corn and weiner roast at George and Mrs. Latham’s lawn. Funeral of George Haley near Massey attended by Paul Shelton. Jacobses from Kenton visit Annie Greer and Miss Perkins. Jane and Betty Richardson spend Friday with Mary Topstead near Marydel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Greer
Tacoma
M. E. Perkins
Annie Greer
Miss Perkins
Alan Stafford
John Walter Stant
Sadlersville
New York City
Carter Hickman
Columbia University
Epworth League
Marjorie Pippin
Louise Golt
Miss Golt
George Latham
Templeville
Paul Shelton
George Haley
Massey
John Jaacobs
Kenton
Jane
Betty Richardson
Mary Topstead
Marydel
Preston and area residents share summer travels
Local notices record numerous residents returning from trips and visits. Mr and Mrs Max Chambers and Marjory Ann came home from Salisbury where he attended a six week summer course. Families visited Rehoboth and Ocean City. Epiphany Mission Preston set Holy Communion and sermon at 9 00 am. Several residents spent time in Baltimore West Virginia New York and Federalsburg with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Chambers
Marjory Ann
Salisbury
N. C
Chambers
T. L. Frice
James Patchett
Norman Taylor
Nichols Cottage
Rehoboth
James Douglas
Jimmy
Weirwood
Noble Kelly
Wm. T. Kelly
B. W. Wright
Katie Parker
Mildred Griffith
James Carmine
Chicago
Harry Hollis
Mary Hill Roe
Easton
Josephine Gallagher
Harvey Parrott
Harvey Jr
Baltimore
Epiphany Mission
Preston
Theodore Fletcher
Fletcher Sisk
New York
Clyde Elzey
Ocean City
T. L. Trice Sr
Denton
Robert Dulin
Russell Marker
Overton Kleinfelter
John Noble
J. A. Reidy
Leanna
West Virginia
Ground-breaking service for Wesley M. E. Church in Burrville
The Burrsville Wesley M. E. Church held a ground-breaking service last Sunday with Rev. L. W. Ross and featured special music by the Sadlersville Male Quartette and the Greensboro Orchestra. Building begins soon. Local families and visitors from Chester Harrington Philadelphia Washington D. C. are noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley M. E. Church
L. W. Ross
Sadlersville
Greensboro
Frank Price
Chester
Lawrence Price
Harrington
J. W. Price
R. H. Thawley
Annie Downham
Mollie Cahall
Will Simpson
Burrsville M. P
Union M. P
Virginia Stafford
Clinton Satterfield
Philadelphia
Thomas Satterfield
Robert H
Wesley Thawley Jr
Mary Smith
Washington, D. C
Everett Smith
Robert Stafford
Social calendar notes in Henderson and nearby towns
Mrs Dora Melvin and guests hosted dinners with Cartwrights and Har man from Richardson Park Goldsboro Petersburg and Petersburg Virginia. Catherine Melvin returned from visits to Wilmington Chester and Riverside New Jersey. Arthur Robertson and family from Lancaster Pa visited. Norman Stubbs welcomed a son James Norman on August 8. Epworth League picnic and wienie roast at Betterton. Thelma Gooden visited Harrington. Marietta Bennett visiting Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Melvin
Charles Cartwright
Richardson Park
Virgie Cartwright
Anne
Goldsboro
Arletta Harman
Petersburg
W. Va
T. A. Montague
Catherine Melvin
Wilmington
Chester
Riverside
N. J
Arthur Robertson
Lancaster
Samuel Hudson
Norman Stubbs
James Norman
Elwood Hastings and Sons
Baltimore
Kelso Gilbert
Harry Cohee
Anna Jones
Susan Jones
Howard Clark
Foster Clark
Epworth League
Betterton
Thelma Gooden
Harrington
Marietta Bennett
Alice Fuller
Briggs Family Leaves Greensboro for Brazil Voyage
Mrs R H Briggs and her children Elsie Mary and Frankie depart Greensboro for Wilmington and New York to sail at noon on the S S Aiden toward Para Brazil where Mr Briggs will meet them. They will visit Mamos before returning home in about five weeks. Several farewell events and local visits mark their sendoff as friends express regret at their departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Briggs
Elsie
Mary
Frankie
Wilmington
New York
Mamos
Brazil
South America
Mr. Briggs
Para
Manos Lima
Billy
Greensboro
H. B. Bastain
Briggs
Josephine
B. C. Beckham
George Wooters
Miss Grace
Lila Hubbard
Kenneth Price
Charles Wieneke
Anna
Charles
Anna Hopkins
Ben Beckham
Harry Hubbard
Virginia Laramore
Eleanor Hubbard
Mabel Edwards
Alvin Edwards
Charles Bilbrough
Greensboro Baptist Sunday School
White Crystal Beach
Grove
Elk River
J. C. Ledbetter
R. B. Rawlings
Vivian
Del-Mar-Va Funeral Directors Association
Green’s Point
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August Koeneman
Koeneman
Germany
A. G. Koeneman
Cordova
Charles Koeneman
Houston
Eva Stoops
Sarah Hoffman
Mulford Swing
H. F. Hafer
Boyertown
E. L. Coblentz
Reading
Reformed Church
Tolchester
Coblentz
Steven Redden
Jock Wilson
Howard Harrington
Roger Ringgold Jr
Emil Rosenast
Merchantville
Louise Cole
Gber’s Corner
J. Water Mitchell
Walter Wright
Orville Wright
The
Methodist Church
Virginia Moore
Robert Waters
Cambridge
T. C. Cahall
Josephine Cahall
Edmund Pendleton
Jean
Thomas
Harry Wilson
Elsmere
Pleasantville
Elmer Hoffman
South Coventry
Conn
Paul Holsinger
Bernard Sparks
Will Cannon
Annie Turner
Clarence Andrews
Guetz
Pittsburgh
Oscar Simon
Dorothy Saulsbury
Frenchtown
A. G. Saulsbury
Jacqueline
Gabrielle Saulsbury
Hanover
R. C. Roth
Miles Reed
Eugene Pennington
Graham Porter
Centreville
Joseph Roche Jr
Beekman
First Avenue West
Frank Walker
Mensch Mills
Albertis
Larry Abbott
Jack Rasche
William Jarrell Jr
Billy Prince
Owings Mills
Della Turner
Dover
Morris
Olan Porter
Bowers’ Beach
Miriam Roche
Orphans' Court
Tuckahoe
Henderson
T. Fletcher Wharton
Addie Wilson
Lena Freeland
Martha Barcus
Annie Jackson
George Bastain
198Th Coast Artillery
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Oscar Wyatt
Tolchester Beach
Wyatt Lancaster
Mary Russell
Anna Jane Morgan
Howard B. Thomas
Bridgetown
Roy Slaughter
Newport
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