Local notices and sales from Denton community pages
Denton and Caroline county items include sales of rock pullets iris roots pears and peaches, plus for rent garages and sewing shop ads. Local events feature Unity Homemakers Club weenie roast, revival services at Greensboro Methodist Church, and a Cape region highway stage construction update. Also reports on sharks sighted in bays and the Hindenburg zeppelin passing over Caroline.
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The
Journal
Denton
Newnam
Unity Homemakers Club
Garland Lake
Clarence Wright
Franklin Street
A. T. Morris
Delmarva Peninsula
Boston
Charles HL. Steelman
Belle of Georgia
Elbertas
T. I. Everagain
Concord
P. O. Denton
Old Methodist Church
Main Street
Greensboro
Nellie
Louella Holden
Dover
Del
P. F. Elliott and Son
Daver
Caroline County
Preston
Federalsburg
American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
Bowers Beach
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
John Laird
Philadelphia
Liden
Hobbs
Phillips Brothers of
Salisbury
Tabernacle
Taylor's Woods
Denton Road
Charles A. Bailey
Lester C. Bailey
Chesapeake
Delaware Bays
Delaware Bay
Chesapeake Bay
Reck Hall
Caroline
Washington
Lakehurst
Max Seimeling
Douglas Fairbanks
Birthday party for Nancy Jean Strong and social notes
Nancy Jean Strong celebrated her sixth birthday with a pink themed party for friends, featuring games and a trapeze, plus ice cream and cake. The social column lists numerous visitors and guests traveling from Denton, Red Lion, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and beyond, including relatives and friends visiting in August.
Church Notices for Denton Area Aug 16 Services
The Denton M E Church and Epiphany Mission Preston announce Sunday services August 16 with Rev. M S Andews and schedule details. Masses listed for St Elizabeths Den ton and St Benedicts Ridgely on Aug 15 and 16. confessions at St Benedicts Sunday morning. Church reopens Sept 6 after vacation.
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Denton M. E
M.S. Andews
Selo
Epiphany Mission
Preston
Dukes and Sipple Hosts In Centreville Visit
Greensboro residents Mr and Mrs Fred Dukes of Centreville and Mr and Mrs William Sipple hosted visitors. Mrs Evelyn Stevenson of Wilmington is spending the week with relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dukes
Centreville
William Sipple
Evelyn Stevenson
Wilmington
Fresh Air Visitors From Baltimore Arrive in Denton
Twenty one Baltimore children aged five to eleven arrive in Denton on August 3 for a two week stay to help them cope with winter. Local donors and volunteers from Baltimore and Denton provide hosting homes, meals, and activities including swimming at Garland Lake and free movies at Dentonia Theatre.
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Baltimore
Denton
Clara Hitchcock
Milton S. Andrews
Mary Melvin
Martha Beck
Josiah Beck
D. O. George
E. G. Cooper
Mattie M. Smith
Edna Shipman
J. Roland Chaffinch
John Ricards
E. Paul Knotts
J. Owen Knotts
Harry H. Nuttle
Frank Nuttle
Lawrence Lynch
C. P. Dunning
William Nuttle
Wesley Thawley
DeWeese Carter
Women’s Eastern Shore Society
Hillsboro
Lawnace Moore
Charles Howard
William Brown
R. T. J. Garey
Lorace Good
William Chambers
Benjamin Lawless
William Garey
Garland Lake
Mellitt
Dentonia Theatre
Louis Welly
Mittie M. Smith
William Wolf
Democratic Women to Meet at Tydings Estate Rally
The largest gathering of Democratic women in Maryland is planned for Saturday September 5 on the lawn at Oakington, the Bay-side estate of Senator and Mrs Mil lard E Tydings. Leaders from multiple clubs will attend and national speakers are expected to urge mobilization for the coming campaign.
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Maryland
Oakington
Millard E. Tydings
Mary N. Duvall
United Demoocratic Womens Club of
E. Blanche Phillips
Democratic Womens Clubs of
Baltimore
Ethel Lorentz
Democratic Womens Luncheon Club
Ethel Heller
James G. Whiteley
Lawrence B. Fenneman
Young Democraticg Clubs
Annie E. Elliott
Baltimore City
United Democratic Womens Club
Chas. FE. Roach
Democratic Womens
Tyding
Bay
Aberdeen
Democratic Women of
Mrs Laura Long Dies At 74 In Henderson Parish
Mrs Laura Long aged 74 wife of Mr Davi D Long died at home after a three week illness of paralysis. She is survived by her husband and eight children Howard Long Marcus Hook Alston Long Church Will Mrs Ella Golt and Mrs Helen Fergerson Burrsville Mrs Sally Hall Church Hill George Redman Chestertown Walter T Redman Goldsboro twenty one grandchildren and one sister Mrs Adana Frampton Jacksonville Fla Funeral services were held at her late home Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock. Interment Greensboro cemetery.
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Laura Long
Davi D. Long
Howard Long
Marcus Hook
Alston Long
Church Will
Ella Golt
Helen Fergerson
Burrsville
Sally Hall
Church Hill
George Redman
Chestertown
Walter T. Redman
Goldsboro
Adana Frampton
Jacksonville
Fla
A. TL. Travers
Greensboro Cemetery
Martin Bennett
Elizabeth
Myrtle
Paul
T. A. Montague
Frank Kuthonek
Rusell Anson
Olivia M. Coffin
Trenton
N. J
Susan Jones
Wilmington
Thanks for kindness after bereavement from J D Long
The Long family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance during their recent bereavement as well as for the floral tributes and the use of cars. J. D. Long, his children and sister.
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J. D. Long
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Society Meeting Notes
The Methodist Ladies Aid met at the Dean home with 21 members and guests. Bake sale proceeds were reported and library and parsonage study were slated for papering. Many local residents and visitors are named in attendance and nearby events from Brethren church, club gatherings, and family visits are recorded, including travels to Rehoboth and College Park and a large number of social visits and confirmations of hosting duties.
Picnic season peaks for Maryland farmers this week
This week and next mark peak picnic season for organized Maryland farmers per C E Wise Jr, Maryland Farm Bureau secretary. Seven county gatherings are planned, most sponsored by county Farm Bureaus, with talks on progress, soil conservation, and fall plans followed by sports and Maryland fried chicken.
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Maryland
C. E. Wise, Jr
Maryland Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Myr. Wise
Local social notes and visiting guests in Ellicott City
Ellicott City residents host and visit relatives and friends across Maryland and New Jersey. Trips include Ramsburgs with Marvin Butler, Sunshine Workers class plans, and multiple dinners and visits with families such as Habards, Bruthers, Smiths, Listers, and Ricards. Names include Hobbs Ramsburg, Lewis Butler, Marvin Butler, T Habbard, Ruth Barnes, Robert, Helen Moore, Christine and Allen, W FE Habbard, W G Holbrook, B OB Allen, Eldon Marine, Sunshine Workers, Bruther, PF ON Smith, Parker Barnes, Marcus Hook, J R Ricards, Denton, Katherine Gottlieb, Arthur Billings, James Maynard, Ziba Adams, Lester Adams, Katherine Lister, Chas Lister, Norris Satterfield, Teen Henry, Alice Adams, Evelyn Adams, Dorothy Stevens, Elmer Butler, Laurel Camp, Frederica, Winnington, Belmar, New Jersey.
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Kenneth Ramsburg
Ellicott City
Lewis Butler
Marvin Butler
Ramsburg
Virginia
W. FE. T Habbard
Ruth Barnes
Robert
Helen BE. Moore
Christine and
Allen
Shernau Habbard
W. G. Holbrook
Maine
B. OB. Allen
Coottage
Willside
Eldon Marine
Sunshine Workers
Erense
RR. Ashe
Margaret
Edythe
Esther
Marathon
N. Y
Louis Bruther
R. J. Ashe
PF. ON. Smith
Parker Barnes
Marcus Hook
W. E. Hubbard
J. Chathineh
Frances Bennett
Betty Somers
J. R. Ricards
Denton
Arthur Billings
Wilmington
Katherine Gottleib
FP. N. Smith
Wilson Smith
Federalsburg
Burton Smith
Richard Lister
Greensboro
Elmer Butler
T. H. Towers
New York
James Maynard
Belmar
N. J
Ziba Adams
Lester Adams
Katherine Lister
Chas. Lister
New Jersey
John Spencer
Flpb
Stafford
Norris Satterfield
Dover
Teen Henry
Alice Adams
Winnington
Evelyn Adams
Dorothy Stevens
JR. Ricards
QO. J. Chatfilleh
Smith
Laurel Camp
Celeste Clark
Frederica
Community Notes From Ridgely Area
Ridgely residents share visits with Baltimore and Rehoboth friends. Mrs Nelson Richards returns home after time with her mother in Baltimore. Alan Temple and son visited Rehoboth last Sunday and Monday. J W Grabille of Baltimore called on old friends. A G Saulsbury has been under doctor care for two weeks. Church of the Brethren women plan a bake sale Saturday. Grace Smith visited aunt Mrs Golt in Haston. J W Mitchell and Mallory Winstead visited Ocean City. H B Laird adds new paint to his house. Margaret Bailey has a new job in Dehnar. Subscribe for the Journal.
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Nancy Jean Strong
Patsy Cohee
Phyllis Theis
Betty George
June Higgins
Phyllis Ann Alburger
Joyce
Gloria Brittingham
Frances Alburger
Janet Pitts
Lenora Neal
Edith McNeal
Lucy L. Iubbard
Denton
Arthur L. Jopp
Jesse Jopp
J. W. Krabill
George J. Miller
Red Lion
J. B. Davis
F. A. Greaves
Walter Murphy
Goldsboro
CCC
Mike Hemmersky
Clarence Gough
Washington
T. Alan Goldsborough
Esther
Jean Kauffman
Nils Helltrom
Woodside
Long Island
N.Y
Wiliam
Abler
E. E. Wheeler
Williston
Baltimore
Glendora Nichols
Linthicun Heights
James J. Smith
Wright Apartments
A. B. Custer
John Douglas
Emily Bullock
T. A. R. Strong
Maryland
Virginia
Judson Ramsdell
Starrington
Mary Pastorfield
Mary Bauman
Ocean City
Frank MckKnight
Pittsburgh
Edna Hobbs
Caroline Redden
New England
Marthas Vineyard
Kathleen Moore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Annie Rochester
J. R. Rochester
Philadelphia
Marc Bryant
Itarry Patchett
Atlantic City
Josephine
Mary Pippin
J. Paul Fowler
Starriet Burns
Maidela Springs
Margaret Austin
A. C. Roth Jr
Franklin
Park Drive
Ridgely
Arthur Ford
Wilbert Merriken
T. O. Williamson
Lewistown
Joseph Il. Johnon
J. Henry Morgan
Mary King
Belmar
New Jersey
Gilbert Ingadone
Pippin
M. ©. Johnson
Chirchland
S. M. Newton
J. Frank Booth
Susan Sailsbury
Rehoboth
Mary A. Lord
Perryville
Wilmington
Betty Bishop
Boston
Marjorie Rue
Georgia R. Garey
Arlington
Edith Smith
Harrington
T. Fred Johnson
Francis Reynolds
Cleveland
Ohio
Hobbs
Bridge
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Charles Dean
Catherine McElwain
Charles Hammond
David Holsinger
Grace V. Smith
Ada Matthews
Robert Dean
N. Harrington
Adam Holsinger
Ernest Buckle
Hunterly
The
Church of the Brethren
Albert Fike
Earl Hutchinson
FP. A. Stayer
Emma Wagner
Thehna Bowman
Roy Cherry
S. S. Hoard
Norman Hicks
Caroline Hutchinson
Elizabeth Klotz
Grace Rickards
Lansing Bennington
Jack Jarrell
Bssth
College Park
Caroline Ebling
Hutchinson
Hazel Holsinger
Douglas Bennington
Thurtington
Wiliam Jarrell, Jr
William Jones
Mable
Viola Jones
Mary Laird
Adele Thomas
Della Pendleton
York
Warry Laird
Martin Sellers
Reanie Sellars
Hartoch
Lelman Spear
Robert
Wihlington
Marc
Jas. Wilken
Palmer Walls
Chester
Loretta
Isabel
Lee Mitchell
Mitchells Brother, Mr. Gilbert Hagadone
Hageadone
Helen Hagadone
Elsie
Stella Matthew
Violadone
Woc. T. UL
G. T. Rue
Walter Moore
C. C. Giithth
Betts
Chesley
West Grove
Noob
Harry Holsinger
Anna Frances Seward
Grange Liaders
Fifer
Richard Blackburn
Harold Fountain
Ronald Lane
Olin Porter
Burren Wilkinson
Barry Abbott
Upper Darby
EL PL Pearsaul
Laura Hardesty
Winnington
Heaston Pennington
Proopes
Heen Hoopes
Oln Porter
Mire
Hoopes
Helen
Harry Troapes
Rehobot
William Matthews
Suiymon
Mont Wiley
Jesse Ziegler
Near College Park
A. S. Thompson
Paul Nett
Doylestown
TH. FE. Keenenan
Fred Flounders
Fred
McDonogh’s
Swing Yearant
Pearsant
Ambrose Robinson
Elizabeth
N.J
Inger
Richardstown
Robert Lister
Pennsylvania
Bernard Ringold
Charles Cherry
BR. B. Smith
Nelson Richards
Alan Temple
Haston
J. W. Mitchell
Mallory Winstead
Billy Richards
Hoys’ F Il Club
H. B. Laird
Margaret Bailey
Dehnar
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Highlights Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Goode of Elizabethtown Pa hosted Hill sboro guests Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holland and took Carolyn Holland home after a week there. Notable visitors include Mrs. Asbury Greaves and daughters Mary Elaine and Patsy from Philadelphia. Naomi Stol land returns to work at the bank after two weeks vacation and illness. Several locals hosted and visited in Cambridge Green Point Burrsville Philadelphia Atlantic City and Tullytown with various families in attendance.
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Vernon Goode
Elizabethtown
Ralph Holland
Carolyn Holland
Newton Swith
Asbury Greaves
Mary Elaine
Edward Hemimerle
Patsy
Philadelphia
Naomi Stolland
T. Sparklin
R. Alan Pennington
Columbus
Ohio
Ella Pennington
Garretson Smith
Carney’s Point
I. T. Sparklin
G. B. Stewart
Long
Henderson
Newton Smith
Milford Kline
J. Norman Clark
Atlantic City
Ella Jump
Clara Thompson
Mary Rowe
Goldshare
Namie Spencer
Baltimore
Barbara Waters
Chesapeake City
James Waters
Tullytown
Social Roundup From Queen Anne County Homes
Queen Anne area residents share weekend visits and trips. Howard Knotts and family hosted in Chester. several dined in Ocean City and shopped in Baltimore. Many others, including the Flowers, Morgan, Sneed, Jump, Barton, Neavitt, and Mullikin families, enjoyed visits, vacations, or hosting relatives in Maryland towns such as Ocean City, Easton, Hillsboro, and Queenstown.
Local Social Notes Highlight Week End Visitors
Preston hosts Miss Hammond from Stewartstown and others including Mr. and Mrs. Geo Plumer, Miss Coleman, and Miss Hollis from Wilmington. Several families host guests, with visits spanning Ridgely, Easton, Wilmington, Philadelphia, and Atlantic City. The list includes births, illnesses, and weekend travels among Delmarva residents and neighboring towns.
Delmarva Tour Planned for August with Boston Visit
The 1986 annual Delmarva Extension Tour runs August 28 to 27 and will visit cities including New York Boston Plymouth Marblehead Neck Salem and the North Shore. More than 100 families from Maryland Delaware and Virginia are expected to participate with rail and boat travel and total expenses about 30 dollars. Reservations are urged through county agents or E L Oswald College Park.
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Delmarva
Boston
Massachusetts
E. L Oswald
Maryland
Oswald
Delaware
Virginia
Delaarva Tour Association
New York City
Brookline
Cambridge
Plymouth
Marbleshead Neck
Salem
North Shore
New York
del Nimr Vya
W. N. Pippin
Pennsylvania Railroad
Delmarva Peninsula
College Park
New England
Bethlehem social notes mark birthdays and visits
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Todd and family celebrate Mr Todd’s seventy third birthday with relatives in Bethlehem Many visitors from Federalsburg Royal Oak and Easton areas appear in a sequence of family visits hospital updates and funeral attendance Mrs Leonard Legates and Mrs Harry Blades are noted as patients at Easton Emergency Hospital and Harvey Schuyler is listed as an Easton Hospital patient with well wishes from friends
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Raymond Todd
Aly
Edgar Todd
Dowels ‘Todd
Todd
Lewis Trice
Federalsburg
Marie Uubbard
Ormund
Harvey Harding
Lawrence Legates
Laura Long
Henderson
Mary Wright
J. B. Todd
Clara Stell Wright
Leonard Legates
Harry Blades
Easton
Wm. C. Harding
Audrey
George
Cheezum
al Easton
Wa. H. Harding
Martha Hubbard
Cliford Carroll
Anah Carroll
Harvey Schuyler
Easton Hospital
Shirley Ann Legates
Lois Bradley
Trappe
Naoni Blades
Bur rs ville Brief Vacation Notice For Wes ley M B Church
In Bur rs ville the Wes ley M B Church reports two Sundays without preaching as the pastor and relatives take vacation in South Carolina. Sunday School remains at 10 a m. Local social notes list visits from Roy Baker and Albert Henderson families, and other relatives from Philadelphia Chester Marcus Hook Wy oning Denton Swarthmore and Marcus Hook with various guests and returning youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley M. B
South Carolina
Roy Baker
Little Son
Marcus Hook
Alerbert Henderson
Chester
Edwin, Chitford
Francis Baker
Viola Cahall
Annie Downham
Philadelphia
Chas. Brown
Edna Cahall
Wyoning
Ebner Evans
Ed. Kenton
Frederica
John Parris
Dean Fountain
C. N. Fountain
Paul Beauchamp
Harry Ramsdell
Denton
John Thawley
Annie Chance
Swarthmore
John Chance
Charles Larimore
Clifford Baker
Farmers Picnic at Garland Lake near Denton
The Caroline County Farm Bureau sponsors an annual farmers picnic at Garland Lake two miles northeast of Denton on Tuesday August 18. The day's program includes talks by C E Wise Jr Maryland Farm Bureau secretary and J E Givans of Southern States Cooperative Richmond Virginia. At 3:00 p.m Red Cross offers diving swimming and lifesaving demonstrations. Bring lunch and enjoy fellowship.
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Caroline County Farm Bureau
Garland Lake
Denton
C. E. Wise, Jr
Maryland Farm Bureau
C and J. E. Givans
Southern States Cooperative
Richmond
Virginia
Red Cross
Miss Mary Ross Dies in Harrington Del at 25
Miss Mary Ross age 25 daughter of the late Charles and Delema Ross died Tuesday at 9 20 am at the home of her aunt Miss Ethel Masten in Harrington Del She had been ill for about two years and recently returned from a sanatorium She leaves one sister Mrs Julie Wix of Harrington and one brother Thomas Ross of near Mt Olive Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 15 pm at the Harrington funeral parlors Interment was in Mt Olive cemetery.
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Mary Ross
Charles and
Delema Ross
Mt. Olive
Ethel Masten
Harrington
Del
Miss Ross
Greensboro
Julie Wix
Thomas Ross
Charles McGee
Sparrows Point
MecGee
Harry A. Roe
John Letty
McGee
Everett Cox
Maggie Steward
Burlington
N. J
Ray Luff
Luff
Elsie Mae
Samuel Schuyler
Denton
J. E. Weaver
Anna Blackburn
Near Town
Hilda Weaver
Wilmington
Frank Baughley
Burton
Reisterstown
Alfred Blackburn
Lloyd Taylor
Reading
Alvin Edwards
Anne Taylor
Edwards
J. F. Case
Mariam
Philadelphia
Effa Plummer
J. Olan Clark
Baltimore
Plummer
A. G. Stufft
Bedford
Blair Counties
Elmer Stufft
Philadlphia
L. E. Poole
Snow Hill
Poole
T. F. Beauchamp
Hateva Smith
William Briggs
Smith Simpkins
Goldsboro
Mabel Hastings
Lacey Wilson
Michael Ash
Oscar Nichols Jr
Wilson
Samuel Jewell
Quarryville
Mary Ellen Draper
Gilbert Armstrong
Altoona
Geo. Russell
Milford
Annie Hopkins
Kenneth Austin and Sons
Wellsboro
Bob
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wooters
Grace E. Wooters
H. B. Bastian
George
Josephine
Levin Edge
Riverside
O. W. Barton
L. I. Jones
E. M. Noble
Ocean City
Harry Lerch
Iarrisonburg
Wilbur Carroll
Smith Edwards
Fifer Hospital
Ridgely
C. H. Stonesifer
New York City
Church Street
Florence Stevenson
Dorothy
Charles Beaumont
Mary Katherine Draper
Rehoboth
Margaret Seward
Linwood Hubbard
Oscar Wyatt
John Meekins
William Sipple
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Mary Lillian
Howard Flowers
Eleanor Flowers
W. F. Dickinson
Robly Hackett
Thomas Tackett
Hackett
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Addie Morgan
Ruth Reynolds
Elizabeth Lynch
Louis the 3Rd
Ida Mae Sneed
J. L. Sneed
Madge
Dorothy Jump
Pocono Mountains
Fred Jump
Horace Morgan
Elvise
Earl Moward
Bonnie
Joyce Barton
Queenstown
Rumsey Mullikin
Sara Grey
Alan Neavitt
Lucy Cooling
Jeff Turlock
Emma Short
Harry Gibson
Reginald
Oak Orchard
Edwin Rhodes
Rath Reynolds
H. B. Plummer
Miss Hammond
Stewartstown
Geo. E. Plumer
Coleman
Ilollis
Lee Covey
Phil Wright
Fenwick Island
Walter Wright
Robert Lee Wherry
Clarkville
James N. Satterfield
Harry F. Whiteley
Noble Kelly
Celia Kelly
Gordon Messick
Stelen Smith
Ralph Payne
Elmer Fhuharty
Johanny
J. T. Reynolds
Charlie Whiteley
Manetta Willey
Mary Jane Merrick
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