Local Denton ads and notices fill community page
The Denton Journal presents ads for furniture and household items from M. K. Newnam and others, rental listings on Market Street, stove promotions, and scratch pads. Local social items include weddings, 4-H news, neighborhood visits, and funeral notices. A Baltimore physician, Dr John S Fulton, dies age 72. theatre listings showcase Shipmates and Laurel and Hardy.
Miss Hannah Ellwanger Weds Paul Carroll in Denton Church
Miss Hannah Ann Ellwanger daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles W Ellwanger marries Mr Paul Fletcher Carroll of Talbot county in Pilgrim Holiness Church Denton. Ceremony led by Rev H E Olsen and Rev H E Uhrig with bridesmaid Esther Helsby a Shanghai native. After a reception at the Ellwanger home the couple will reside on a farm near Trappe Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Ann, Ellwanger
Charles W. Ellwanger
Paul Fletcher Carroll
Talbot County
Pilgrim Holiness Church
H. E. Olsen
Trappe
H. E. Uhrig
Esther Helsby
Shanghai
China
Denton
Paul Olsen
W. Hartley Ellwanger
Willard Carroll
Mary
Margaret Ellwanger
Lida Adams
Mabel Adams
Canada
Mrs. Carroll
Maryland
Williams Wheatley and Watkins Families Hold Reunions
Dorchester county hosts three family gatherings with the Williams, Wheatley, and Watkins clans. The Williams reunion gathers at Cokesbury Methodist Episcopal Church grove near Reliance and Galestown with descendants from Samuel A. and Tamsey Williams, led by Ira Y. Wheatley. Wheatley clan plans August 20 near Eldorado Sharptown, with G. E. H. Wheatley as president and Howard M. Hastings as secretary. Watkins reunion occurs at Cedar Grove on the Choptank river on August 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Cokesbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Dorchester County
Reliance
Del
Galestown
Samuel A
Tamsay Williams
Tamsey Williams
John A. Williams
Niagara
N. Y
Family Association
Ira Y. Wheatley
Cambridge
Truitt Tull
Seaford
Lydia Pusey
Frank L. Williams
Wallace Wheatley
Federalsburg
Wheatley
Eldorado
Sharptown
William
Charles Wheatley
England
G. E. H. Wheatley
Howard M. Hastings
Watkins
Cedar Grove
Choptank River
Orphans Court Approves Wills and Admin Actions in Caroline County
The Caroline County Orphans Court met Tuesday with Judges West Tower s and Fleetwood. The will of Annie Wright was proved and admitted to probate with Charles P. Wright as custodian and bonds approved. Letters testamentary issued to Charles P. Wright. Creditors notice published. Appraisers named Ella Cranor and Donald E. Jefferson. Various estates filed releases inventories appraisements and distributions including Roxana G Willoughby as administratrix and Mary J Reaser Mary Ida Hubbard and William J Brown estates. An order to sell personal property granted for certain estates. Additional releases and final accounts filed for Nichols estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
West
Towers
Fleetwood
Annie Wright
Charles P. Wright
Ella Cranor
Donald E. Jefferson
Roxana G. Willoughby
Charlotte E. Gambrill
Elsie B. Savitz
Mary J. Reaser
James F. Savitz
India
N. Todd
Mary Ida Hubbard
Amanda E. Brown
William L. Brown
William J. Brown
Oscar Nichols
Harvey N. Nichols
Mary A. Nichols
In Memoriam Kusmaul John Theodore
In loving remembrance of our dear son John Theodore who departed this life two years ago August 18 1929 aged 8 months 14 days We cant forget you darling Though long may seem the years And oft in the lonely hours We wipe away the tears Though we are lonely here without you We will do our best In the deep dark shadow Till God leads us to eternal rest Tis sweet to be remembered And a pleasant thing to find Although we know you are absent But you are still in our minds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Theodore
Good Food For Sound Thinkers Quotation and Proverbux
A compact collection notes quotes from J M Barrie and Voltaire about love, humility, and shunning idleness. It reflects on virtues and personal improvement with brief, reflective lines.
Weekly Ridgely News Letter notices and obits
The column records the death of Mr. Frances Edward Beaumont at about age sixty two, his funeral, and interment at Greensboro cemetery after fifteen years in Ridgely. It notes survivors including son Charles and daughters Emily and Dorothy with spouses, grandchildren, siblings, and in laws. The issue also lists local visits, sermons by Rev F Bald, and various social ties, travels, and family news from Ridgely and nearby towns.
Local Social Notes Describe Visits and Trips Across States
Preston and Mrs Payne with daughter Patty and Miss Noble toured Racquette Lake and New England for ten days returning last Monday. Several families from Snow Hill and Penns Grove hosted visits and attended antiques sales. The Lutheran Mission Festival gathered church groups from Cordova Vienna and Dover. Numerous relatives from Belair Chambersburg Rahway Philadelphia Ocean City and Baltimore visited, worked, or relaxed with friends this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare N. Payne
Patty
Inez Noble
W. D. Noble
Easton
Welrs
Racquette Lake
N. Y
New England States
A. J. Messick
William G. Kerbin
Snow Hill
Choptank
Cordova
Vienna
Dover
Delaware
S. E. Proctor
Belair
Burton Proctor
George Simon
Virginia
Chambersburg
Teressa Proctor
Aberdeen
Elizabeth Douglas
University of Virginia
Capon Bridge
West Virginia
John Nusbaum
Franklin
Augusta
Georgia
Maxwell
Baltimore
Maryland
J. K. LeCompte
D. J. Vickers
Douglas’ Fooks
Joseph le Compte
Rahway
N. J
James Flaharty
Penn’s Grove
Norwood Flaharty
Celia Kelley
Thomas Howard
Miriam
Philadelphia
E. L. Fooks
N. H. Fooks
A. W. Sisk
Ocean City
J. R. Downes
Virginia Fooks
Royal Oak
Preston
Charles Andrews
Choptan
J. M. Parker
Ralph Agnew
Princeton
W. M. Wright
Elizabeth Vickers
J. K. le Compte
Theodore Fletcher
Minnie Trice
Hurlock
J. T. Dennis
Hazel Wright
H. B. Wright
October Jurors Chosen for Caroline Circuit Court Term
Jurors for the October Term of Caroline County Circuit Court were drawn by Judge Keating last Tuesday. The list covers eight districts with six names per district, including W. J. Murphy, Thos. E. Heather, J. O. Hummer in District One and extending through Harry L. Sullivan, Jas. H W. Neal, and Clayton Covey in District Eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Keating
W. J. Murphy
W. T. Jarman
Thos. E. Heather
Carroll M. Elliott
Thos. H. Gough
J. O. Hummer
Thos. H. Hobbs
F. B. Ellwanger
E. C. Carter
J. W. Thawley
W. W. Weaver
Geo. P. Schreiber
Austin R. Murphy
Martin P. Allen
Isaac L. Dukes
D. Virgil Moore
W. W. Noble
J. W. Funk
W. H. Williamson
John F. Spence
Sherman T. Griffith
J. Lee Covey
Wm. R. Dulin
Abijah D. Ivins
J. W. Hurlock
Christian Nagel
Tilghman R. Hackett
Harvey Long
John A. Hyland
Harry E. Kinder
Arthur Holt
D. M. Clopper
F. Edward Jarrell
Wm. E. Sylvester
J. Harry Walls
Harry S. Fisher
Samuel Bear
Frank Kibler
Thos. P. Gaitley
Richard Blackburn, Jr
Herbert L. Jones
Charles N. High
Harry L. Sullivan
Jas. H W. Neal
Jos. C. Clark
Mark Hignutt
Mark Howard
Clayton Covey
Local residents visit kin and friends in nearby cities
Mrs Merrick Cohee of Philadelphia and her two children are visiting her in laws Mr and Mrs John Cohee for a week or two. Mr and Mrs Russell Marker and their son Collins travel to Reho with plans for a cottage. James Taylor and family visit Mrs Taylor's grandmother Mrs Belle Dean. Linwood Todd's children hosted a birthday party with cake and ice cream. Louise Todd and Robert go to Wilmington for a week with relatives. Mrs Henry Fleming of Wilmington visits her parents Mr and Mrs Ray Deen. Mrs Olin Todd and son Kenneth of Baltimore stay with Mrs Cora Todd. Mrs Roland Towers spends a week with friends in Baltimore. Edwin and Ralph Todd visit relatives in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Marie Willis
Charles H. Willis
Taylor Brown
Cecil County
Annapolis
Southern Methodist Church
Doctor Curtis
Leesburg
Belmont
Ohio
Robinson
H. E. Ramsdell
Hugh Ramsdell
Co. J. Kern
J. F. Wright
Long Branch
N. J
Banfield Manor
Oxford
C. A. Ouellette
Mr. Ouellette
Harry Clark
John B. Taylor
Wilmington
Wilbur A. Clark
Cape May Court House
Louisville
Kentucky
Clark
P. Webster Clark
Oceanville
Virginia
Charles G. Dukes
Louise Dukes
J. E. Fonvielle
Rocky Mount
N. C
Anna Anderson
Kansas City
Frank Lynn
Jessie Cox
Eleanor Judge
Lee Hochschild
J. B. Magruder
Baltimore
C. J. Kern
Kerns
Ocean City
Wheeler
Uhler
T. Dukes Roe
Watkins Glen
N. Y
Edith G. Norman
New Jersey
Emerson Hagy
Upper Darby
Hagy
Virginia Cooper
Denton
J. A. Beck
G. W. Beck
George
Niagara Falls
Canada
Walter Emory
Ned Erickson
Philadelphia
Lacy Lord
Eldred
Quakertown
Lord
New Year’s
M. Kemp Newnam
West
Glacier Park
Montana
Margaret Lord
Concord
Atlantic City
Lida Becker
Brooklyn
John Irwin
Eugenia van Rodney
H. A. C. Page
Larchmont
Mary Simpers
Chestertown
Ormond Andrews
S. Vernon Brumbaugh
St. Louis
J. E. Ellwanger
Sallie Covey
T. M. Todd
Dorothy
Rehoboth Beach
Washington, D. C
Edna Green
Bridge
Nellie Stephens
Anne Anthony
Olivia P. Roe
Rehoboths
Merrick Cohee
John Cohee
Russell Marker
Collins
Rehoboth
James Taylor
Edwin
Ralph Todd
Newton Wallace
George Holmes
Annie Edwards
Rebecca Case
John Baynard
Ridgely
Alfred Blackburn
Charles Walls
Herbert Pinder
Louise
Alvin Pinder
Sherman Howard
Frank Lituski
Elizabeth Johnson
Susie Ford
Marie Hutson
Bradford Dickerson
Harold Hamel
Elsie Briggs
A. B. Frye
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter itemizes visiting relatives and outings
The Hillsboro Queen Anne column lists numerous visitors and day trips from towns across Maryland New Jersey Delaware and Virginia. Guests include Mrs A Morgan and daughters Mrs Kemp Stewart and Sharon Lee Mrs Le Roy Detwiler and son Bobby visiting Wilmington Harrisburg Chincoteague Accomac Ocean City Rehoboth and Baltimore among others. Several residents like Miss Frances Eaton and Ruth Sewell host gatherings and attend church meetings while others note Illness improvement and training plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Morgan
Manassas
Brown
Tennessee
Waters
Virginia
Florence Beaven
le Roy Detwiler
Bobby
Kemp Stewart
Wilmington
Milton Beaven
Anne
Mildred Tarburton
Ernest Fogle
Frederick
Charles Byron
Chester
Joseph Griffith
Cochran
Drexel Hill
R. W. Beaven
Bernard Pinder
Winfield Pinder
Arthur Shinn
Johnstown
N. J
Howard
Harry Kemp
Harrisburg
Clifton Hicks
Chincoteague
Accomac
J. F. Brant
Camden
N.J
Isaac Sparklin
Helen Louise Stelle
Carrie Fleming
Morton Taylor
Norwood
B. W. Beaven
Starry Davis
Philadelphia
Sparklin
Wiliam Sherwood
Swarthmore
Edgar Blanch
Baltimore
Julia Blanch
Norman Clark
Briscoe
Ocean City
Eugene Knott
Louise Callahan
Wye Mills
Virginia Blades
Wright Garton
Ella Pennington
J. M. Eaton
Rehoboth
What Will the Board of Education Do News Letter
A local citizen questions the Board of Education about employing married teachers and the lack of teaching positions in Caroline County. The writer urges closing the Normal School until there are jobs for graduates and argues higher education should lead to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colege
Caroline
Board of Education
Deaths and storms mark town obituary roundup
Mrs Deborah Bowdle 92 oldest resident died last Monday at home with stepdaughter May Bowdle. Funeral held at 2 pm Thursday at Guy C White home. burial in Hillcrest Cemetery. Mrs Eseneth Jones observed 85th birthday. family reunion at Cokesbury M E Church. seven children, 20 grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren. Storm damaged Henry F Andrew home with occupants unharmed by fumes. Lightning killed a cow and burned the Lacy Butler farm barn near Harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Bowdle
G. E. Leister
Buria
Hillcrest Cemetery
Eseneth Jones
William Pusey
Samuel A
Tamsey Williams
Cokesbury M. E. Church
Here
Lacy Butler
Gilbert Gibson
Harmony
Williston Social News and Visits Across Town
Williston residents hosted family and friends from Denton Montreal and Virginia during the week. Guests included Mr and Mrs Priestly Allen and Mr Hugh Allen of Waverly with Rev T L Nugent, plus Mr and Mrs Raymond Fisher of Denton. August Sunday School hour set for 10 30 a m. Other visits featured Mr and Mrs Charles Rudge from Montreal staying with Mr and Mrs Charles Behlke, and Mrs Wm Willoughby Mrs S E Hignutt Miss Mary Pringle and Miss Frances Hignutt at Rehoboth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Hignutt
Charles Rudge
Montreal
Canada
Rudge
Charles Behlke
Wm. Willoughby
S. E. Hignutt
Mary Pringle
Frances Hignutt
Rehoboth
Burraville County Marriage And Local Social Notes
The marriage of Mrs. Maggie Morgan to Mr. Thomas Luff occurred Tuesday at the parsonage with Rev. W. S. Littleton officiating. The bride is a widowed 58 and the groom a 60yearold bachelor. Aug 23 and Aug 30 honor the youngest and oldest churchgoers at Wesley M. E. Church. Several local families including the Staffords, Hammond and Thawley clans visit, with mentions of recent travels to Easton and Harrington. Wesley Church picnic is planned for Aug 15 at 2 p.m. Big Thursday draws many to Bowers Beach. various social visits are noted. Virginia Stafford visited Easton with her aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Morgan
Thomas Luff
W. S. Littleton
Wesley M. E. Church
R. H. Stafford
Austine Stafford
W. T. Bullock
W. Ray Stafford
Easton
Coursey Hammond
Harrington
John Thawley
James W. Thawley
Greensboro
Ida Stevenson
Landsdowne
R. H. Thawley
Lawrence Price
J. W. Price
Bowers Beach
Wesley Church
Denton
Virginia Stafford
Ray Stafford
Mrs Elizabeth E Andrews Dies At 69 In Choptank
Mrs Elizabeth E Andrews wife of Charles E Andrews and daughter of the late Nathaniel and Sarah Perry died after illness at her home in Choptank on Sunday morning August 9 1931 aged 69. A ME Church member for 38 years she leaves husband son Charles Jr of Baltimore three grandchildren and four sisters and one brother. Funeral service was held at her home Tuesday at 2 30 pm conducted by Rev John Sparklin with six nephews as pallbearers. Burial in Spring Hill cemetery Easton Maryland.
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The
Journal
M. K. Newnam
Market Street
J. L. Everngam
Denton
Nuttle Lumber & Coal Co
Furnisher of Homes
Denton Journal
Caroline County
Nuttle Lumber and Coa) Co
Wm. D. Taylor
C. Leslie Walls
Franklin St
Thos. H. Everngam
John S. Fulton
State Department of Health
Baltimore
Salisbury
Slumber King
Simmons Co
Epiphany Mission
Preston
St. Andrew’s Mission
Hurlock
Taylor’s Woods
Lottie Irwin
J. Virgil Moore
Charles A. Irwin
Henry
Pauli Irwin
Lida Wagman
Brooklyn
Thomas J. Turkington
Denton M. P
Denton Cemetery
Palace Theatre
U. S. Navy
Robin Montgomery
Cliff Edwards
the Palace
Roland Ebling
Vivian Holsinger
College Park
Barbara Sparklin
Kathleen Messenger
Edna Clopper
Pals
4-H Club
Washington
Clyde W. Warburton
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Selina
Harry
William MacQuigan
Wilmington
Del
George Rogers
Federalsburg
Norman Taylor
Bethlehem
Howard Towers
Easton
Frances Edward Beaumont
Greensboro
Beaumont
Kranz
Hillsboro
Chestertown
New York
Ridgely
Pennsylvania
State College
Dorothy Mancha
Philadelphia
Warren
Wallace Yarnell
Warren Yarnell
Roy Tawes
Crisfield
Walter Bennington
Frank Flounders
Norman Wilson
Harvey Holsinger
T. L. Day
John Davis
Roland Fountain
South Orange
N. J
R. E. Fountain
John Swing
Orrell Saulsbury
F. W. Bald
Detroit
Mich
Reformed Church
Living God
Bald
Frank Simons
Andrew Mitchell
Edna Detwiler
Ada
Stella Matthews
Oxford
Jamison
Charles Starkey
Nat Johnson
Joseph Price
Sadlersville
Ethel Benton
Newcastle
Harford Porter
Olan Porter
Louise Wilson
Herman Mitchell
Warwick
Selby Smith
Mary
Harry Stewart
New Jersey
Elijah Harris
Easton Hospital
Albert White
W. T. Temple
Paul
Leela
Leola
August Keeneman
Frederick Ehman
Methodist Church
Day
Anti-Saloon League
Coverdale
M. H. Thomas
Mary Frieze Ringgold
Herr
Lida Jarrell
I. T. Saulsbury
Thomas McCloud
Girard College
Margaret McCloud
Ellen Swann
Vernon Hammond
Earl Hammond
Elsmere
Elizabeth E. Andrews
Charles E. Andrews
Nathaniel
Sarah Perry
Talbot County
Choptank
M. E. Church
John Sparklin
Hurlock M. E. Church
Spring Hill Cemetery
Easton, Md
Charles, Jr
Walter Jackson
J. B. Ross
Wm. B. Stevens
Trappe
George Roe
Cordova
J. W. Perry
Greensboro Area Social Tangle of Guests and Visitors
A long list of local families and guests gathers for birthdays and visits around Greensboro and nearby towns. The note details excursions to Telchester, car accident injury to Temple Dean, and numerous travelers from Denton Wilmington Felton Philadelphia and Baltimore visiting relatives or staying with local residents.
Denton Fire Company Seeks Honorary Members Reforming Funding
The Denton Fire Company on the Caroline county seat Eastern Shore ends carnival funding and launches an honorary membership drive at five dollars per year aiming for two hundred members and one thousand dollars. The move will allow better planning of funds for the year and will publish members in the September 5 issue. Join now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Caroline County
Del-Mar-Va
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Aileen Barton
Roberta Barton
Susie Anderson
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Horace Morgan
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George Enaton
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G. C. Moore
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the Board OF Education
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Near Town
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Chas. Jones
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Temple Dean
Will Dean
Whiteleysburg Road
Henry L. Cohce
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Sophia Howard
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Eben Hughes
Felton
Sam Dill
Mary Dill
Bradford Starkey
Matlack
Bernice Stopes
Albany
James Curry
Stanley Curry
Stanley
E. J. Vandegrift and Son
Wellsboro
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Shanks
Wm. Tolson
Grasonville
S. N. Harris
J. E. Weaver
George Mitchell
West Grove
Harry Bevary
Sykesville
Carroll County
L. Irving Jones
Watson Gruwell
Mary Margaret Stevenson
Dawson Gruwell
Arthur Wheatman and Son
Smyrna
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Hilda Weaver
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