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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1926

Page

5

Wettest week notes in Local Department roundups

The Local Department reports a wet year so far with storms causing livestock damage and fires. Obser vations cover Chestertown home conversion to hospital plans, Bul lock storehouse fire at Smithville, widespread county turnout in Denton, lightning hail and farm outbuildings struck, and a large slate of political filings and Republican ballot planning in Caroline county.

Clifton L. Jarrell Chestertown R. J. S. Bullock Smithville Denton H. L. Cooper Kent County Crouse Milford M. P Easton Baseball Club Eastern Shore League Bureau of Child Hygiene Baltimore Oscar E. Kelly C. H. Towers Orphans’ Court William P. Carroll William H. Alderson Edward B. Carter House of Delegates Frank Dennis Caroline County John D. Singer Sheppard’s Church Alexander Melvin Dean Williston H. W. Hughes Hobbs Fifield I. T. Sparklin Tuckahoe Neck Atkinson T. W. Jones Downes Herman Mitchell Ridgely Greensboro Robert Fraser Evangelist Kundahl John R. Curry State Department of Forestry John F. Shultz Grassroads A. J. Dhue Goldsboro John F. Stevenson Clarence H. Roe Jos Jos. J. Garris, Preston; Leonard F. Covey Federalsburg Curry Court House Central Committee Clayton S. Kauffman Harold K. Shultz Henderson George W. Riddleberger J. C. Madara John T. Carter J. Erwin Harwood T. Frank Seward Fred R. Owens

Personal and Social News from Federalsburg area

Quiet wedding in Ocean City Md unites Frank W Lord and Nel lie Smith. Althea Lynch marries Lester Bardford in Federalsburg. Numerous travels visits and family news across Federalsburg and nearby towns. No communicable disease cases reported in Caroline county from Aug 10 to 16.

Coroline

Local families guests and visits across towns this week

Henderson and Minser families with children entertained by Steffys in Hartville Ohio. Cartwright Hollingsworth of Wilmington and Goughs hosted visitors in town. Rebb family and Joness visited Baltimore Corner. Hayes sisters from Claymont Delaware hosted by Mackaulays. Shinn from Reading Pa with parents. Hiarry Jones and Robbs hosted in Sadlersville. Ellwanger of Greensboro with Clark. Hemp of Woodlawn Md visiting. Cartwright cousin Esther from Wilmington. Pritchett from Wilmington with relatives. Kate Downes and Mary David Dover visitors. Ruth Malone extended visit in Parksley Virginia. Clayville visiting Pullen family in Baltimore. Daisy Starr Pomona hosted by Doris McClintock. Hemp of Woodlawn Md visited Sunday. Harry Schoppe visiting Philadelphia. Beatrice Hudson visiting Lancaster. Dukes Robb visited Queen Anne area.

Raymond Minser Faye Donald Howard Hess Hartville Ohio Robert Steffy W. E. Cartwright C. E. Hollingsworth Wilmington T. H. Gough Thomas Rebb W. E. Jones Baltimore Corner Violet Alberta Hayes Claymont Del Hazel Dorothy Macauley Frank Shinn Thomas Shinn Reading Hiarry Jones Sadlersville Thomas Robb Freeborn Ellwanger Greensboro Foster Clark William Hemp Woodlawn J. E. Coffin Esther Cartwright Sara Gooden Clarence Pritchett Kate Downes Mary David Dover Ruth Malone Parksley C. H. Clayville Pullen Baltimore Daisy Starr Pomona Doris McClintock Harry Schoppe Philadelphia Beatrice Hudson Lancaster Dukes Robb Queen Anne

Weekend visits and community notes in Ridgely area

A page of social notes from Ridgely and surrounding towns records dozens of visits and hometown connections. Families from Baltimore Philadelphia Bridgeville and Wilmington are noted with relatives at Rehoboth Millsboro and Ocean City. Local church events weddings and Bible school activities close the week.

Local Folks Visit Relatives in Delaware and Nearby States

Marydel residents recount three week trip with relatives in Freeport and Pittsburgh and visits to Youngstown Ohio. Norman Smith and family and Dover residents joined Mr. Cooper Walker for a Sunday gathering with Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Smith. Nurses, aunts, and several other relatives are hosting visits in Elkton Baltimore and New Castle with Moss and Scotton families noted.

W. G. Smith Margaret Harry L. Bouton Cheswold Del Charlie Jacobs James Scotton Talchester George Fuller Baltimore Annie Heather Mamie Sinclair Philadelphia Harry Sparks Roslene Scotton Lizzie Harris Laura Glass New Castle

Fountain Family Vacation Ends in Smithville Recap

Smithville residents and relatives from Philadelphia Collingsdale and Woodlynne nearby spent time with the Fountain family. A Friday night fire destroyed Chester Scott's store, with Federalsburg’s engine arriving late. Anna Cohee of Darby visited Fountain cousins, and many locals enjoyed Friday at Oak Orchard Beach.

Lester Fountain Eleanor Fite Philadelphia Grace Fountain Walter Evans Carl Fountain Collingsdale W. M. Fountain Chester Scott Federalsburg D. Fountain Woodlynne N. J Anna Cohee Darby Ruth Agnes Fountain Oak Orchard Beach Margaret Hines Sidney Collins

Local social rounds and visits across Pennsylvania and Delaware

Mrs Otto Kirsehner and daughters Ruth and Deloris along with Mrs Mary Tomlins and Caroline returned to McKeesport Pa after visiting Mrs Kirsehners sister. Guests include Mrs Clifford Baker and Elizabeth L of Chester Pa with her parents, and many others visiting relatives in town and at nearby Marshallton Slaughter Beach Graysonville and Hobbs. A barn fire struck Noah Smith during an electrical storm and Big Thursday at Bowers Beach is noted.

Otto Kirsehner Ruth Deloris Marry i Tomlins Caroline Frederica Thomas Wyatt Near Central Annie Raughley John Singer Tubbs Winchester Kent Island George Blades Calvert C. Harvey and Sons Arlington Charlie Philadelphia Laura A. Porter Wilton Porter Marshallton Del Harry Cheezum Collingdale Dan Doheny Darby H. A. Porter T. Wilton Porter Thawley R. H. Thawley Clarence Lofland M. Simpson East New Market Anna Chance Graysonville Florence Melvin Della Melvin Noah Smith Paul David Bowers Beach Calvert C. Harvey Rachel Collison Noah Dearth Williston Emma Hurd C. N. Fountain Pennsylvania Holiness Sunday School Slaughter Beach C. J. Burdette Pittsburgh Annie Baughley Earl ‘Trice Marcus Hook Ellen Collison Hobbs

Federalsburg Odd Fellows plan grand October gathering

Federalsburg hosts a major Odd Fellows conclave expecting lodge participation from the Eastern Shore Del-Mar-Va Peninsula. A thousand-strong parade, bands, and high profile speakers including a possible Sovereign Grand Master address are planned, plus a large new member initiation at Federalsburg.

Federalsburg Odd Fellows Del-Mar-Va Maryland Delaware United States Jerome Frampton Bankstreet Civil Service Commission Hayward Hignatt

Obituary for George W Kelley Jr 37 in Harmony area

George W. Kelley Jr., 37, died at his Blue Ridge home July 30 1926 after a two week illness. Funeral was at Harmony Church August 2. He leaves a wife and father and three brothers and one sister in Harmony Baltimore Paul Texas Elsie Wilmington. Interment Federalsburg cemetery. Thou art gone but not forgotten. Tears dimmed eyes will look in vain.

George W. Kelley, Jr Blue Ridge Mountains Harmony Church Harmony Earl Baltimore Paul Texas Elsie Wilmington Federalsburg

Twentieth Century Club Day Includes Bethlehem Visit

The Twentieth Century Club enjoyed a fine day on the 17th with Bethlehem locals and welcomed members from the Matthewstown Club. The next meeting is set with Mrs. Clarence Majors on the 26th. Corn canneries are busy.

Twentieth Century Club Bethlehem Matthewstown Club Clarence Majors

Local Social Roundup at Hillsboro and Queen Anne

A long list of visits, guests, and community events from Hillsboro and Queen Anne. Mr George Wilson brought Frances Fisher and Roberta Rowe from a Western Maryland College camping trip near North East. Revival services announced for Queen Anne with Mrs Susie Thompson hosting and Holy Communion planned. Various households report visitors from Baltimore Wilmington Marydel and Chestertown, plus trips to Rehoboth and Betterton.

George Wilson North East Frances Fisher Roberta Rowe Western Maryland College Robert Jarrell St. W. B. Rowe Mary Cooper Camp Whip-o-will Francis Rowe William Cooper Tyson Heather and Son Marydel Ruth Evans Wilmington T. A. Geiser Chestertown Susie Thompson Fred Ernst Marie Hastings Catherine Ernst Clear Spring Albert Mummert Big Pool Edgar Blades M. E Queen Anne Virginia Blades Western Shore Milford Kline Main Street Frank Fleming G. B. Stewart Bowers Beach

Social notes from Ridgely and nearby towns

Mrs Harvey Sewell hosted a surprise party for her brother in law Fred Sewell Tuesday evening. Samuel Bear and two brothers along with a brother in law visit Atlantic City for a few days. Florence Ludwig of Baltimore visited family here last weekend. Charles Cherry and family entertain their daughter Mrs Willard Ball of Altoona. Josiah Shaw spends a week in Philadelphia while Mrs Shaw visits Easton. Clara Denny visits her sister at Queen Anne.

Frank W. Lord Nellie Smith Federalsburg Ocean City Methodist Episcopal Church C. N. Jones Ocean Resort Althea Lynch Emory Lynch Lester Bardford Oak Grove J. Burton McCabe Lance Weinert Marcus Hook RK. M. Rairigh Esther Mt. Airy Braddock Heights Rairigh James E. Wright Walter Sparklin Atlantic City Philadelphia Exposition Rt. H. Bryant Petersburg Denton E. H. Foster Bartow Fla W. E. Brown Lynn Haven T. M. Todd Dorotha Anderseontown Henrietta Rebecca Blades Eleanor Trice Preston Kathryn Illis Dorothy Billy Ellwanger Near Whiteleysburg Robert Redden Minneapolis Baltimore Philip M. Redden New York Samuel Lowry O. J. Redden U. L. Trice Brooklyn N. Y C. H. Trice Geneva T. L. Trice J. E. Foreman James Chicago Foreman F. C. Ramsdell Annie Rochester J. R. Rochester Fountain Rochester Marc Bryant J. DeWeese Carter Eugene G. Anderson Wrightsville Beach N.C Ruth Noble Hagerstown Washington County E. A. Trefil Anna N. S. Burns A. G. Gelletly William Skellinger Ruth Florence William K. Scotton Gus Wooters Thomas H. Draper Franklin Street Edward Lane Easton E. H. Mirs John C. Rutter Washington Edgar H. Rue G. H. Rue Carl de Jonge West Denton John R. Glidden Mays Landing N. J Charles K. Evans John L. Everngain Wells Rev. C. S. York C.S. York F. J. Wright Rehoboth Rehoboth. Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Downes and Son E. H. Hirs Mildred Nuttle J. A. Dudley Annette Anthony Frances Pennington Ingleside North Carolina Ridgely Melvin E. Wheatley Millsboro Queen Anne’s Caroline William Wilson Elizabeth Wilson Harvey Holsinger Troy Ashcroft Wattlesboro Houston Pennington Church of the Brethren Emil Rosenast John Swing Merchantville Swing Iso Roland Fountain, Jr Irvington David Swing M. W. Thompson William Lackey Wilmington Virginian Thompson Schenectady Thompson Kent Temple Tom Temple Kent Wilson Jackson Jonas Shaner Paul Hoffman Pennsylvania Jones Methodist Church Leelan Jackson Harold Hatfield Georgetown Alan Parsons Harrington A. W. Thompson Harold Fountain Richard Greensboro J. Ralph Stout Boston Charles Starkey Templeville Frank Ludlow Earl Lula Hevalow Annie Hevalow Watson Booker Robert Dean John Dean Booker Ed. Stephens Harry Laird Mary Laird Saulsbury Brothers Holsinger & Son Herman Mitchell Roy Mitchell Tolchester Edna Detwiler Edmund Pendleton York Carolyn Jean I’. C. Cahall J. P. Swing Price’s Station Ernie Percy Enston William Mitchell Joseph Muller Carolyn Mancha M. A. Brackett George Fitz Betterton Harvey Sewell Fred Sewell Samuel Bear Florence Ludwig Charles Cherry Willard Ball Altoona Josiah Shaw Shaw Clara Denny Queen Anne

Templeville Social Notes and Church Schedule

Templeville social updates list visits among Morgan, Davis, Griffith, Horny, Knotts, and related families from Newark, Little Creek, Wilmington, Baltimore, and Marcus Hook. Church Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 7 45. Residents and guests travel to nearby towns including Colegate, Crystal Beach, Sadlersville, and Wye Island.

William Morgan Newark Del Harry Davis Little Creek F. Raughley H. T. Griffith Earle Meredith Colegate J. H. Scotton Wilmington Harlan Horny Philadelphia J. H. Horny Charles Ackerman Adelaid Baltimore Eugene Everett Ralph Stout Boston Mass Templeville Kate O. Knotts J. T. Knotts Sadlersville Thomas Golt Dorothy Knotts Crystal Beach Kent County Linwood McKnott Marcus Hook Laura McKnott Nell Knotts William H. Knotts H. Kinnamon Houston Kinnamon Blackiston Kenneth Biddle Rising Sun Edna Cahall Harry Clough R. E. Lane Frank Lane Goldsboro Isabel Baughley Anna Maske Vera Smith Chestertown Phyllis Butts Wye Island

Regular preaching at Hobbs church tomorrow at 3 PM

The regular preaching service will be held at the church here tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. A. W. Betts will preach on The Thing You Lack and seeks a large attendance. Marriage of Mr. Martin Betts and Miss Beatrice Tull occurred last Saturday evening by Rev. George J. Hooker.

A. W. Betts Martin Betts Beatrice Tull Denton George J. Hooker Archibald Soggs Maurine and Lorretta Kenneth Cleveland Ohio G. W. Brownell Lewis Wenzel Paul Wenzel Mt. Pleasant Frederick County Silas Layton Elizabeth Orye William Graefe Doris Baltimore L. H. Thomas Hopkins Sallie Morgan Henry Shiloh Camp Charles Wenzel Frank Frederick City Frank Murphy Augerette Butler Trainer, Pa Susan Smith I. N. Smith Ellen Collison M. F. Tf. Collison Burrsville Viola Biddle Greenwood

Local Residents Enjoy Social Visits and Outings

Hickman and Wright families along with Fountains and Wilsons spent Thursday afternoon bathing at Pealiquor. Fountain and Woodlynne relatives returned home after a two week visit. Meloney from Philadelphia returned home after a week with Wooters parents. Collingdale and Philadelphia residents joined for short visits with Peters, Noble, and Meloney families during the week.

Elon Wright Frank Fountain Z. D. Fountain Annie Wilson Ella Meloney Pealiquor Woodlynne N. J Philadelphia W. W. Noble F. T. Peters Richard Collingdale J. W. Peters Thomas Cleaves Clayton Ida Harrington Seaford William Wooters William Reynolds William Meloney George Wilson Anna Cohee Ola Scott Bessie Chambers Isaac Noble Stewart Hayman Mildred Wooters

Farmers' Picnic At Concord Draws Good Attendance

The Concord farmers picnic drew a large crowd despite threatening weather. Speakers included Senator Lawrence B. Towers, Harvey J. Till of the Eastern Shore Del Mar Va Association, David C. Winebrenner III Secretary of State, and H. E. Holsinger head of the local Farm Bureau. Horseshoe pitching and other events were held. Preston representatives won the horseshoe event and will attend the State meeting.

Concord Lawrence B. Towers Harvey J. Till Eastern Shore Del-Mar-Va Association David C. Winebrenner H. E. Holsinger Farm Bureau Preston

Revival meetings move to church amid rain at Greensboro Baptist

Frequent rains push revival gatherings to the local church with Rev Kandahl of Washington and singer Robert Frazer drawing crowds. The two week campaign aims to bless the community. lightning at Mrs Pleasanton home causes minor damage and slight injury to Louis.

Carlton Smith Drowns Saving Camp-Fire Girls at St Augustine

Carlton Smith formerly of Queen Anne’s drowned at St Augustine Beach Florida while aiding camp-fire girls in a strong undertow. He saved two girls and was exhausted, washed ashore. His niece Mary Ellen Brashears was saved. He was 32, survived by wife mother three sisters and one brother. Funeral in Hillsboro with Temple Lodge Masons.

Carlton Smith Queen Anne's St. Augustine Beach St. Augustine Florida Mary Ellen Brashears Mr. Smith Queen Anne Mollie Smith Garrettson Smith Caroline Pennsylvania Railroad Company Wilmington Richmond Warner Brashears Hillsboro Isaac T. Sparklin Temple Lodge of Masons Hillsboro Cemetery John Brandt Chmden N.J I. T

Remembering Ralph T Hubbard in Loving Remembrance

A widow marks two years since the death of Ralph T Hubbard on August 10 1924. She laments his absence yet expresses hope of meeting him in Heaven and reuniting in the afterlife. Signed by his wife AM I. H.

Ralph T. Hubbard Ralph AM. I. H

Italian Broccoli Seed Prospect From Denton Firm

Truckers and poultrymen are urged to plant Italian broccoli with potential profits up to 300 dollars per acre net. For seed and further information contact Farmers' Supply Co. in Denton Maryland.

Farmers’ Supply Co Denton

First registration day set for September 7th

The first registration day this year is scheduled for September 7. The notice outlines the start of the registration period and invites eligible residents to enroll on that date.

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the Local Department Galdsboro John Sylvester Bill Ross Ray Siemans Alice Dennison HW. L. Tatman Bridgeville C. E. Russell W. J. Murphy Messrs. Noble, Jr Elbert Jarrell Charlestown John Streits Ethel Do. R. Curtis Rebecca Edith Lane Ruth Curtis Jarrell Robert Jarrell,Jr Walter Sapp John McCaffrey Hnoward Thomas Harry Morris G. C. Johnson Mary Virginia Alberta Hoss THE Ridgely News Tuckahoe R. V. Whitehurst Eunice Rhoades William Clark Edith Rickards Washington, D. C James Rickards St. Paul’s Church Harris Chapel Board of Stewards J. A. Billingsley Louise Price Chester Barton Francis Jump Eugenia Morgan Mildred Trice Samuel Crumb Canning House Horace Morgan Hebron Marjorie Sparks Hugh Brown Doris Sharp Frank Willis Elizabeth Weisel W. O. Finch William Evelyn Platt R. H. Gibson Ruth Sewell Miles River Neck Clark Taylor Doris Turner Milton Greensboro News Matters Airdome Dr. Kandahl Robert Frazer Mary Pleasanton Louis Dallas Cartwright A. G. Smith Owings Bess Edwards Louise Swann Betty Cooper Lida Cooper Eliza Hobbs Burt Hobbs Rose Kornrumpf Near Town Ruth Jackson Columbia University Earl McClyments Charles Bill Hattie Stevenson Warry Stevenson Roland Porter Stevensville Wallace Isaacs Joseph Isaacs Fred Smith Alfred Billing F. R. Everett Everett Elmer Stufft A. G. Stufft Delma Porter Rahoboth Minnie Pinder Clara Hastings Martha Carrow Rose Cooper Bear, del M. B. Cooper Daughters of Pocahontas Oak Orchard Elizabeth Purnell Thomas Edwards George Mitchell West Grove Howard Rice
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