Local ads and notices span Denton area events
Local notices advertise products from M K Newnam and R H Stafford including Perfection oil stoves tractors and used Frigidaire, with rental listing for a Denton apartment. Community events include revival meetings by Reverend Lawrence Wade in Greensboro and a West Denton Neck Meeting house gathering. A serious shotgun incident and a benefit luncheon appear alongside obituaries for Evelyn Hobbs and Mary Collins, plus Social Security outreach tours and a Delmarva Camp program led by Rev. Fraser with multiple youth activities.
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The
Journal
M. K. Newnam
Denton
WFBR
R. H. Stafford & Son
Burrsville
North 2Nd Street
G. L. Duffey
Greensboro
Lawrence Wade
Indianapolis
Ind
Old Brick Church
Old Neck
West Denton
Freddie Stafford
Garland Lake
Freddie
Wm. H. Taylor
Louise Dukes
Taylor
Beckwith Place
Double Hills
St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church
Rita Clark
Queen Anne
Victor Dean
Federalsburg
Andrew Linhard
Harry T. Moore
Salisbury
Social Security Board
Maryland
Employers and
Evelyn Hobbs
H. Clay Hobbs
Peoples Bank of
Caroline County
Jacob and
Margaret Nuttle Horsey
Harry F. Knotts
Joseph H. Johnson
Miss Collins
William Collins
Williamsburg
Dorchester County
Herman Pegelow
Seaford
Del
Archibald Marine
Carl Bradley
Grace
Bertha Collins
Carl Collins
A. T. Getz
Morton, Pa
Lewis Collins
Hurlock
Minos Collins
Brookview
Robert Fraser
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
W.P.G
W.lp
Delmarva
Laurel
Nelson Hill
Pennsylvania Bible Institute of Philadelphia
Hill
Geo. Spicer
Anderson
Social News From Denton and Nearby Towns
Miss Geneva Ramsdell of Denton married in Lima Peru to Lloyd Severson a mining engineer. They will live at a Bolivian mining camp 13,000 feet high. The weeklong social notices list attendees at Rev Wheatley’s 25th anniversary, visits to Rehoboth Niagara Falls Atlantic City and Tolchester Beach, and numerous guests from Wilmington Philadelphia Dover and Easton among others.
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Geneva Ramsdell
David S. Ramsadell
Denton
Lima
Peru
Lloyd Severson
Llallagua
Bolivia
M. Lee Wyatt
H. E. Ramsdell
R. H. Stafford
Robert
Burrsville
Howard Sullivan
Rehoboth
Cora Chambers
Dover
M. E. Wheatley
Elkton
Geo. W. Jones
Earl Jones
Richard
Alice S. Pickett
Philadelphia
S. M. Jester
Smyrna
Del
E. H. Nuttle
Lida Murphy
F. R. Owens
Claude Howard
Claude
Earl Love
Edwin
Annie Seeders
Chris Biger
Helen Selin
Niagara Falls
Atlantic City
Robert Lister
Ridgely
Grover Porter
Jane Davis
Boothwyn
Harry Silsby
Thelma
Webberville
Michigan
Jennie Crane
Milo Crane
Washington
Elizabeth Satterfield
Wilmington
Roland Satterfield
Rata Long
Thomas Heathcoat
C. J. Kern
R. C. Tell
Doylestown
Cecilton
A. A. Brown
Drew Forest
Madison
N. J
Irvin Lyons
Virginia McMahon
Easton
A. R. Neal
Lee Anthony
Sam Ellwanger
Whiteleysburg
A. G. Gelletty
Harvey Towers
Ella Mae Wright
Carl Towers
Tolchester Beach
J. C. Waldeck
Baltimore
Anna G. Cohee
Patsy Chee
Fred Lord
Belle Haven
O. P. Parker
Salisbury
Nuttle Lumber and Coal Company
Nat Frey
Henrietta Frey
Martha Frey
Kemp Adams
Ethel Wright
Ormond
O. T. Baynard
Frank
Sue
Blades
E. Bayne Harnett
Kathryn
Malora Voss
Annie Voss
Janet Pitts
Joan Roman
Beck Cottage
H. J. Morrison
Gaines
Clarence Rite
Eva Pinder
Queen Anne
Henry L. Smith
Waverly
Oron F. Smith
Hannah Detwiler
Local social roundup of visiting relatives and guests
Mr and Mrs Richard Tilghman Hemsley of Fairmount Md host and entertain relatives and friends including Misses Margaret and Ethel Miller Mr George J Miller and Mr Albert Miller of Red Lion Pa Also seen are Mrs E A Jones Mrs Alan Jones Patsy of Cambridge Md individuals from Baltimore Cambridge Roanoke Vienna and New York visit Denton area with others from Buffalo Englewood Federalsburg St Georges Del and Washington DC family visitors and vacations noted throughout the week
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Richard Tilghman Hemsley
Fairmount
J. B. Davis
Margaret
Ethel Miller
George J. Miller
Albert Miller
Red Lion
Davis Home
E. A. Jones
Alan Jones
Patsy
Cambridge
Otto Nicquet
F. Gildersleeve Nash
Charles Fiske Piet
Baltimore
Margaret Leese
Vienna
N. A. Leese
Miriam Bowman
Roanoke
Elizabeth Moore
Lawnace A. Moore
Crisfield
Federalsburg
Walter Sparklin
Ralph Blackistone
Washington
Robert D. Blackistone
Edna W. Shipman
Emily
Elizabeth Cannon
Ruth Beauchamp
Virginia
Harry Whitby
L. B. Towers
Florence Evans
Denton
Fred Stack
Yale Square On The Day And Other Sports Headlines
A British Observer note explains puzzling American headlines. Yale University golfers tied with a British team after a day of play, with The Society of Oxford and Cambridge Golfing Society winning the morning foursomes and Yale taking more singles in the afternoon, described as revenge.
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St. John Ervine
The
Observer
London
New York World
New York
the Observer
Yale Square
Yale University
Oxford and Cambridge
Yale
Elementary
Watson
Summer Styles in Washington
Public health approves open-necked shirts for men in heat. Neckties and hats are taboo. Suspender and belt races exist with some wearing both or neither. Hat makers lack ideas since Civil War while manufacturers hint at open collars as tie substitutes. Hope clothing shrinkage ends before next summer. Capitol dignity could suffer if men copy women’s shedding styles.
Church Notices for Denton and Nearby Areas
Denton M P Church schedules Sunday service themes A Picture of Paul and A Family Reunion with Bible study on Acts 8. Church of the Brethren lists Sunday Aug 22 services led by Rev Barry T Fox at Easton and Rev N A Leese at Green Hill Rehoboth Md. Mass times at St Elizabeths 8 St Benedicts 9 30 with confessions 11 65.
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Church of the Brethren
Barry T. Fox
Easton Church of the Brethren
N. A. Leese
Green Hill Church
Rehoboth
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Denton
St. Benedict's Church
Ridgely
Deaths and notices in weekly Ridgely news letter
Mr M Carroll Meredith died after a paralyte stroke while on duty in Washington. He was 58 and had lived in Ridgely 46 years, working in plumbing and grain trades and served in the House of Delegates in 1930 and 1933. Funeral services were held at his home. Other obituaries and local social notices follow including travel, visits, and community condolences across Ridgely and nearby towns.
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M. Carroll Meredith
Washington
Ridgely
T. L. Day
House of Delegates
House of Representatives
Lulu Meredith
Alice Meredith
Maude Hardesty
Centreville
Wm. F. Meredith
Baltimore
O. B. Reed
W. T. Temple
J. D. Davis
John Sculley
Flliam Kenton
Frank Stevenson
George Cherry
John W. Grabille
Charles Stevenson
Grabille
I. E. Mason
Stevenson Place
Alice Stevenson
H. F. Hafer
S. Troxell
Hillsboro
Franklin Stayer
A. J. Evans
Lancaster
Anna Evans
Pennsylvania College For Women
Pittsburgh
Stayer
Lincoln Highway
Walter Bennington
Paul
Carlisle Bennington
Kenneth
Elkton
M. E. Wheatley
Melvin Bennington
Roland Fountain
Maplewood
N. J
R. E. Fountain
Jack Fountain
Walter Mitchell
Walter Wright
Chestertown
Orville Wright
H. S. Burton
Philadelphia
Annie Wilkinson
Irene Burton
William Bailey
Bel Air
Arthur Benjamin
Sally Mitchell
Port Deposit
M. C. Meredith
Roy Gatz and Sons
Presley Pippin
Riverside
N. Y
Frank Simon
Maude Sleek
Rehoboth
Lucille Bailey
B. Harrison Holsinger
Paul Holsinger
George McBee
Edwin McBee
A. W. Marvel
C. Christensen
Gretchen
Harry Reininger
Harford Porter
Florence Ann
Wilmington
Shirley Applebaum
Camp Louise
Cascade
Grover Perfer
Roland Cherry
Chester
Webster Seward
Salisbury
Harold Fountain
Robert Pierce
John Thomas
Leroy Sard
Ida Dyer
Queen Anne
Grace Richards
Maude Hemmons
Wichita
Kans
Harry Luff
Elijah Luff
Russell Adams
Seward
Cambridge
Smallpox Vaccination Reminder for Maryland School Entry
Dr. R H Riley urges vaccination before public school entry as Maryland reports nearly perfect smallpox records. Only two cases in a decade, but disease remains elsewhere. Parents, physicians, and teachers share responsibility. laws since 1864 require vaccination or risk fines.
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R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Maryland
Union
Attempted Evasion of Gasoline Taxes Costs Crismfield Man
Crafton Wilson of Crisfield Maryland was fined 25 dollars and costs by Magistrate Edward P Wyatt for falsifying gasoline tax refunds He tried to inflate invoices for gas tax refunds by altering 67 gallons The case was pursued after investigation by the Gasoline Tax Department Annapolis and Chief Investigator Edward J Dyas warranted the arrest Wilson pleaded guilty The department has stepped up efforts to curb misuse of gasoline tax returns
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Crafton Wilson
Crisfield
Edward P. Wyatt
Annapolis
Wilson
Edward J. Dyas
Gasoline Tax Department
Gas Taxes Highlighted for 1000 Mile Trip
The Bureau of Public Roads notes motorists will pay about $2.60 in state gasoline taxes for a 1000 mile summer vacation. The piece argues taxpayers carry indirect taxes and criticizes government excess across farms, fossil fuels, transport, and commerce.
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Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Dad
United States
Graceful Visits Across Town Mention Local Guests
Greensboro residents and visitors are listed visiting friends and relatives this weekend. Names include Luther Johnson Harrington Ida Clark Annie Hall Templeville Byron Marker Holly Oak Del Oliver Marker Quarryville Rix Garey Linthicum Md R. B. Rawlings Kathleen Edwards Ella Whiteley Bridgeville C. B. Jarman hosted a card club last Tuesday.
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Luther Johnson
Harrington
Ida Clark
Annie Hall
Nears Templeville
Thomas Thornton
Byron Marker
Holly Oak
Del
Oliver Marker
Harry Draper
Bob
Quarryville
Rix Garey
Linthicum Heights
R. B
Master Austin Murphy and Master Tom Wright Visit Wilming
Two named individuals, Austin Murphy and Tom Wright, are noted as visiting in Wilming. The brief item records their presence and frames the visit in a local social or community context. No further details provided.
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Austin Murphy
Tom Wright
Wilmington
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Guests and Visits
A crowded social brief lists visits and guests from multiple towns. Frances Beaven hosts sisters and a brother from North Carolina. Cape Charles and Washington trips are noted for various families including Fleming, Rice, Fogle, Bowman, and Hicks. Other relatives visit or travel, with Pettier mentions of St Louis and Wilmington.
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Frances Beaven
Ernestine
Helen
Hilda
Herbert Sherwin
North Carolina
Charles Jarrell
Joe Eaton
Frances Fisher
Cape Charles
Frank Fleming
Russell Fleming
Washington
Urban Bowman
Ernest Fogle
Walkersville
Oscar Rice
Walter Hicks
Elwood Fleming
J. T. Barker
Sam Anderson
New York
Mary Rowe
Catherine
Howard Wilson
Salisbury
Spry
Vernon Good
Pennsylvania
Ralph Holland
Wayne, Pa
Milton Beaven
Queenstown
Algie Worth
Hagerstown
Worth
Houston Russum
Baltimore
Albert Cahall
Covell
Hattie Stoops
Easton
Mary R. Knott
Ridgely
Nicholas Knott
Ralph Thompson
St. Louis
Gladys Gale
Edwin
Wilmington
Master Henley Beaven
Federalsburg
Local Families Share Visits Across Maryland and Pennsylvania
Queen Anne residents hosted dinners for Geo and Mrs. Fleming of Hillsboro. Families including the Barnettes from Baltimore and the Jump sisters vacationing in the Pocono Mountains. Robley Hackett visits from Pittsburgh while Neal Chaires stays two weeks in Baltimore. Juanita Howard from Baltimore visits her aunt in Queen Anne as Harry Clark spends Sunday at Rehoboth.
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Geo
Della Moullikin
Mary Diggans
Frank Fleming
Hillsboro
Dudley Barnette
Edith and
Dudley ,Jr
Baltimore
Keplar Barnette
Nancy and
Suzanne
Finksburg
Madge
Dorothy Jump
Pocono Mountains
Fred Jump
Robley Hackett
Pittsburgh
John Chaires
Helen
Neal
Juanita Howard
Horace Morgan
Harry Clark
Reboboth
Visitors at Rehoboth Beach Share Week with Bennett Family
Henderson notes a string of visitors and seasonal guests at Rehoboth Beach. Pearl Jones and son James join Emma Harmon Catherine Melvin and others, plus Montague family and friends staying with the Bennett family. Philadelphia notables Russell Anson and the Lewis brothers also visit Bennett home.
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Rehoboth
Pearl Jones
James
Emma Harmon
Catherine Melvin
T. A. Montague
George
Martin Phillips
Roy Medford
Raymond Cohee
Edward Robb
Anna Marie
Katherine
Betty
Doris
Eleanor Harmon
Rehoboth Beach
Russell Anson
Martin Bennett
Anna Hemp
Jersey City
Williston Social News Updates and Travels
Mrs E E Wheeler spends days in Baltimore and plans to return with Master Billy Walcett Miss Virginia Lang and Mr William Uhler Wheeler from an ocean trip to Miami. Mrs Robert Rice visits sister Mrs James Hardesty Burrsville. Mrs Oscar Nichols and Mrs Dorothy Nichols visit Philadelphia. Mrs Wm D Uhler stays Henlopen Hotel Rehoboth Beach. Miss Mary Ringe returns home healthier. Mrs A G Todd visits friends in Philadelphia.
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E. E. Wheeler
Baltimore
Henlopen
Rehoboth Beach
Mary Ringe
A. G. Todd
Philadelphia
August Household Hints from Mrs Ethel Hunter
Mrs Ethel M. Hunter, home economist, offers practical August tips. Avocado pear rings garnish broiled ham slices to please the eye. Leftover vegetables shine in a lime Gelatine salad served on lettuce with lemon garnish. Garlic flavored pork chops after cooking adds a distinct note to meat and gravy. A ring mould meat loaf with a parsley potato ball center looks attractive. Beef steak spread with Roquefort cheese during broiling provides a novel twist. Timbales with minted green peas are visually appealing and tasty, especially with lamb dishes.
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Ethel M. Hunter
Home Economist
August
Pleasant week in Preston area with services and visits
Crowds attended Taylor's Woods camp meeting led by Rev John W Pitcher of Baltimore with help from Mrs Mildred Taylor Blight and Radio Staff heard on WCAO. Couples Pauline Chambers and Willard Johnson wed at Grove M P parsonage. Several families hosted guests from New York Baltimore and elsewhere while trips and Sundays in Ocean City and Canada marked a busy week.
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Taylor’s Woods
John W. Pitcher
Baltimore
Mildred Taylor Blight
W.C.A.O
Pauline Chambers
Dewey Chambers
Willard Johnson
American Corner
Grove M. P. Parsonage
Adams
Edward Patchett
Annie Patchett
New York
Edward Gruwell
Lloyd Brodes
Ralph Brodes
Roger Covey
Virginia Brown
Edward Bryan
Trappe
Louise Todd
Golden's College
Wilmington
H. C. Todd
Harold Plummer
W. E. Brown
W. E. Wright
Ed. Bryan
Orville Bryan
L. E. Brodes
Media
Max Chambers
Marjorie Anne
North Carolina
Burton Proctor Sr
Ocean City
Burton Proctor Jr
J. L. Gallagher
Contract Club
Old Mill Inn
Preston Osteen and Sons
West End
H. Stieff
Linthicum Heights
Raymond Poole
G. C. Carmine
Atlantic City
J. W. Nusbaum
T. C. Taylor
Billy
Canada
W. H.cannon
C. Fulton Noble
Local social notes reveal a flurry of visits and gatherings
Smithson and McMahon families from Preston and Penn's Grove visited Worms. Baltimore friends returned after two weeks with Anton Worm. May Willoughby and Edward Worm ended a Reading visit. Orange New Jersey and other area relatives dropped by. Wilmington, Philadelphia, Reading, Trenton, Greensboro, Goldsboro connections marked a busy week of sightseeing and hosting.
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Harry McMahon
Ralph McMahon
Preston
Albert Allen
Penn’s Grove
N. J
Joseph Worm
Fred Meister
Fred Jr
Aydelotte
Baltimore
Anton Worm
May Willoughby
Edward Worm
Carl Selak
Reading
Albert Quidas
Little Son
Orange
August Quidas
James Taft
Melvin Willoughby
S. W. Harding
Wilmington
H. C. Cole
Harry Hall
Philadelphia
M. J. Hall
Ocean City
Tom Reiger
A. R. Willoughby
Jack Shugars
C. L. Perry
Cannon's
Del
Algie Willoughby
Trenton
Greensboro
Goldsboro
Paul Tinley
Marcus Hook
J. R. Hopkins
Bernard Frazier
Williston
E. Reese
4-H Membership Grows into the Million Mark in 1936
The Michigan Farmer notes that 4-H club enrollment surpassed one million for the first time in 1936 and continues to rise. The program trains young people in new farming methods to boost crop yields and profits while developing leadership for the expanding agricultural cooperative movement.
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Michigan Farmer
Died at State Sanatorium Greensboro Resident John Vonville
John Frank Vonville 39 died at the State Sanatorium SaBillasville Maryland Monday at 4 pm after fourteen months as a patient He was a farmer from Whiteleysburg road near town He is survived by his widow Miss Ethel Tribbitt six children and four siblings Funeral services were held at St Benedicts Ridgely with interment Holy Cross Cemetery Greensboro Denton road The article also lists numerous social visits and local notices from around Greensboro and nearby towns.
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John Frank Vonville
Sabillasville
Vonville
Whiteleysburg Road
Phillip
Ethel Tribbitt
Phillipine Vonville
Charles
Ruthanna
Joseph
Mary Catherine
Janet Vonville
Columbus
Ohio
Harrington
Del
St. Benedict’s Roman Catholic Church
Ridgely
Francis J. Hensel
Holy Cross Cemetery
Greensboro- Denton Road
George Gottwals
Edward Grant
Brooklyn
N. Y
Christine and
Charles Gottwals
Union City
Walter Friesindorf
Jersey City
N. J
L. L. Smith
Hoboken
David Holsinger
Norris Detwiler
Schrodier
Yerkes
Frank Steifel
James Russell
Narbeth
Norman Edwards
Bob
Greensboro
Clarence Russell
Emma Russell
Philadelphia
Bates Wooters
A. P. Morris
Gary
Durham
N. C
Grace Wooters
Paul Morris
Elizabeth Fitts
Syria
Baptist Church
Young Peoples Meeting
Marvin Pippin
Roeland Pippin
Fred Shulties
Easton
Xray
Edward
Cooperaville
Michigan
Mr. Vandergrift
P. E. Taylor
Rev. Taylor
Dundalk
Frederic Monroe
Alfred Blackburn
Alfreda
Anna Jane
Wilmington
Newark
Fannie Needles
James Farrell
James Jester
Denton
Whitall Laramore
Sallie Nichols
Anna Frampton
George Redman
Chestertown
Winifred Howeth
Rehoboth Beach
Dorothy Comford
Lewisburg
Anna Clark
J. L. Rogers
Joann
Barnesboro
Ernest Pearson
Leonard Gardner
Eleanor Coursey
Pitcairn
Elizabeth Gottwall
Maine
Betty Wyatt
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