Denton Social News Notes Many Family Marriages and Visits
Marriage of Miss Marianna Everngam to Byron H. Nuttle at the bride's Denton home is announced with ceremony by Rev. John E. French. Numerous Denton residents and Baltimore visitors share travels, guests, and vacations in the region including excursions to the Pocono Mountains and Rehoboth Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna Everngam
Lester Everngam
Denton
Byron H. Nuttle
Harry H. Nuttle
John E. French
First Methodist Church
David Erck
Norman Eley
Baltimore
Wm. JD. Uhler
Erck
Georgie Elaine Haynie
E. E. Wheeler
Uhler
Memory Lane
J. C. Waldeck
Mary Joan
Union Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
George M. Christie
Everett A. Pepper
Second Street
Freddie Torbert
Louis
Hickman
Russell Bowdle
Billy
Burrsville
Detwiler
Charlie
Lucille Maloney
Pvt
Robert Maloney
Robins Field
Macon
Dudley
Grace Church
Ocean City
Alice Ahaband
Joanne
Winfield
Spartansburg
S. C
John H. Emerson
Jay Kitchen
Doris
Jackie Amos
West Denton
Arthur Ford
Towson
Wilbert L. Merriken
Wilson Cohee
Reho
Multiple Deaths In Denton Area Include Mrs Ferrick
A string of obituaries reports the deaths of Mrs Bessie Ferrick 59 a farmer spouse to John Ferrick between Denton and Ridgely also the death of Mrs Tamsey Butler Andrew a Denton merchant widow of Henry Andrew and a former store owner in Andrewville Delaware Funeral services for Mrs Sarah Ann Stufft 79 and Mrs Ella Fisher 77 are noted with details on burial and survivors James W Johns 57 former Washington College administrator dies suddenly on College Hill with services at his home and interment in Church Hill cemetery Survivors include spouses children and grandchildren across Maryland and Pennsylvania with funeral rites in Denton Greensboro Chestertown Church Hill and Baltimore areas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Ferrick
John Ferrick
Denton
Ridgely
Ferrick
William Ennis
Marydel
Walter Brooks
Darby, Pa
Howard Ferrick
John White
Trappe
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Tamsey Butler Andrew
Henry Andrew
Milford
Del
Caroline County
Andrew
Tamsey Butler
Frank Butler
Andrewville
Sussex County
Sarah Ann Stufft
Ray W Kirwan
Irving W. Lane
Greensboro
Stufft
Homer Stufft
Cyrus Stufft
Lianerch
Edgar Stufft
Paoli
Elmer
Philadelphia
David Stufft
Manoa
Esther Nashold
Mary Stufft
John E. Andrew
Shannon and
Sher
Ella Fisher
T. Pliny Fisher
William J. Kindley
Rowand Park
Baltimore
William Edward
Mary Jane Spurry Lauisbury
T. J. Turkington
Grace Church
James W. Johns
James E
Elizabeth Rand Johns
Washington College
College Hill
Church Hill
Mr. Johns
Wash
Ington College
Johns
Rock Hall
College Board of Visitors and Governors
Chestertown
Chester River Yacht and Country Club
Anne K. Johns
James W. Johns Jr
Seattle
Kenneth L. Donnelly
Washington Avenue
Walter L. Eastburn
St. Luke’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Earl Cooper
Ernest Strong
Skirven Startt
Frederick Duimschott
W. J. Stenger
Lieut
Frank Goodwin
PFC Thomas H. Allston Awarded Purple Heart
A wartime letter notes PFC Thomas H. Allston receiving the Purple Heart. He reports front-line service, fluctuating nerves eased by cider and cigarettes, and irregular sleep. He mentions waking every third hour for phone calls and endures the strain of combat with a hope for letters and the Denton Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Thomas H. Allston
Purple Heart
Denton Journal
Tommie Sends Warm Regards and Best Wishes
The message expresses affection and encouragement. It urges frequent, prompt updates and asks to convey love to all recipients while signing off with warmth and care from Tommie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommie
Duke of Windsor Here Last Tuesday War Food Admin Group
A list of individuals connected to the War Food Administration and related offices is provided. Named figures include Col. Henry Walsh and John A. Hughes of the WFA, Philip Hewitt-Myring of the British Information Service, T. E. Sedinger and C. F. Zullinger in Philadelphia, C. E. Werdt and Lloyd Jones in Washington, and others such as M. FE. Hays, Capt. Paul Maler, and W. Carl Holley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware Extension Service
Col
Henry Walsh
WFA
John A. Hughes
Bahaman
Philip Hewitt-Myring
British Information Service
M. FE. Hays
Northeast
Office of Labor
T. E. Sedinger
Philadelphia
C.F. Zullinger
Capt
Paul Maler
C. E. Werdt
Washington
Lloyd Jones
Kenneth Butler
W. Carl Holley
War Food Administration
Caroline's Bond Record Noted Across Districts
The Publicity Committee headed by G. Arthur McDaniel with Miss Mary E. Hobbs and others prepared notices for publications and theatres. Named individuals include W. Edwin Unger, Robert Dulin, T. C. Horsey, J. Frank Lane, J. Tyson Heather, Marydel, Roger R. Ring, Ridgely, Joseph M. Eaton, Hillsboro, and Rev. T. Jd. Turkington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gain
Denton
W. Edwin Unger
Federalsburg
Robert Dulin
Preston
T. C. Horsey
Greensboro
J. Frank Lane
Goldsboro
J. Tyson Heather
Marydel
Roger R. Ringgold
Ridgely
Joseph M. Eaton
Hillsboro
G. Arthur McDaniel
Mary E. Hobbs
Mary Melvin
Burton Wilkinson
Marjorie Ann Chambers
Samuel Mellits
Pearl
Pressure Cooker Gauge Testing Service Offered
The Home Demonstration Agent has a pressure gauge tester and can test gauges on old or unreliable pressure cookers. Those interested should notify the agent to arrange a testing time. The service is free, but cookers must be brought to the county office.
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Elizabeth Satterfield
Newport, RR
Mrs
Tamsey Andrew
Man Kaufman
Eva Beegle
Pennsylvania
J. W. Johns
Bouble
Wild Bill Elliott
Olivia Dehaviland
Errol Flynn
Paul Lukas In
Old ST. Joseph’s
Cordova ON
Stafford’s
Denton, Md
Simmons
Foster
Cooper Furniture Co
Pape
Vevgtty
Duke OF Windsor
Caroline
Bryan & Hopkins
Rexale Denton
Maryland
Dentonia Theatre
Franchot Toner Raines
Alan Curtis
H Thomas Gomez Aurora Elisha Cook, Jr
Fay Helm
Andrew Tombes
Falcon
Thurs. & Fri
Anny
Eddie Cantor
George
Murphy
Joan Davis
Nancy
Kelly
Constance Moone
Don Douglas
Edwin L. Marin
Joseph Quillan
Dorothy Bennett
Rey
the Sons
Smiley Burnette
Pioneers
Uncen
Ica
Eursay
Preston Foster
Ahn Rutherford
Charles Butterworth
Columbia
Maxwell Anderson
Mark
Anne Baxter
William Eyshe
William O'She
Newspapree