Local notices mix sales rent and parish events in Denton
A Denton page itemizes business sales and rentals including two new garages on Second Street and a $65 box cooler offered for $45 by M K Newnam. It also lists a Henry Fink farm sale at Laurel Grove near American Corner today at 1 pm and local church schedules and social events, with notices from Rotary, farmers planning a Delmarva trip to Boston August 24 to 27, and a M P Church Ladies Aid meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs Samuel Young.
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Journal
Louise Fleetwood
Denton
Second Street
Susan Saulsbury
M. K. Newnam
Henry Fink
Laurel Grove
American Corner
Ward Wilson
Clearfield
Rotary International
Denton Rotary Club
Delmarva Peninsula
Boston
Ladies Aid Society of
Denton M. P. Church
Samuel Young
A. Johnson
Walter George
St. Elizabeth’s Church
St. Benedict’s Church
Ridgely
American Weekly
Big
Baltimore American
Theodore Orme
Peoples Bank of Denton
Denton Bank
J. Franklin Wright
Ridgely Bank
Ornie
Board of Education of
Caroline County
Maryland
Board of Education
Enoch B. Garey
Roosevelt
Beunos Aires
Senor Saavedra Lamas
Argentina
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Tolchester Beach
Circuit Court
Baltimore City
Telchester Beach
Kent County Bay Shore
Chestertown
Emma Giles
Express
Light Street
Baltimore
Pier 16
Tolchester Beach Improvement Company
Marriage of Miss Anna Richardson and William Richardson at Annapolis
The August 15 wedding of Miss Anna Martha Richardson daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Richardson of Denton Maryland and Mr William Ormiston Richardson son of Mrs William O Richardson and the late Brigadier General William O Richardson of Oradell New Jersey was held at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Annapolis. The Rev Paul R Dichi officiated and a wedding dinner followed at Carvel Hall. The bride wore a white tailored shantung suit with light blue accessories and carried a bouquet of white rose buds and blue delphinium. Maid of honor Miss Elizabeth Bilbrough wore a yellow afternoon frock with a large picture hat. Best man was Robert F Richardson. After a stay at the Mayflower Hotel the couple will reside at 428 Second Street Oradell New Jersey.
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Anna Martha Richardson
Harry Richardson
Denton
William Ormiston Richardson
William O. Richardson
Oradell
N. J
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Annapolis
Paul R. Dichi
Carvel Hall
Elizabeth Bilbrough
Washington, D. C
Robert F. Richardson
Richardson
Washington College
Chestertown
Louis C. Butler
New England
Lawrence
Bar Harbor
Maine
James Mills
Leis and
Shirley
Chester
Frank Redden
Hans Weltin
Oakley
Dorothy
Philadelphia
W. Brewster Deen
Rehoboth
Jennie P. Crouse
B. F. Johnson
Norace Morgan
Queen Anne
Ocean City
John Flynn
Barbara Crichton
Bennett
W. Neil Smith
Sarah Smith
Maud Stewart
Baltimore
Wm. A. Stewart
J. Frank Wright
Harald Webb
Elizabeth Ann Webb
Jacksonville
Fla
James Rochester
Marc Bryant
Philip Downes
Alda P. Whitby
Ida Roe
Josephine Downes
Lulu Downes
Pennsylvania
Marie Pentz
Camp Tatapochon
Lake Kanawauke
N. Y
Wilson M. Tyler
Easton
Kendall Kraus
Wm. Kraus
Ellwell Goldsborough
Norwalk
Conn
J. Kemp Stevens
Frank Depew
Carlton West
Clyde Pentzie
C. Warry Whitby
L. B. Towers
Frances Griffin
Albert Carrill
Asbury Park
Denton National Bank Upgrades Interior and Vault
Denton National Bank engages Tilghman Moyer Company of Allentown to redesign the banking hall. A 16% inch thick vault door and triple plate lining secure the vault while a lower six foot friendly screen replaces the old high screen. The project, including a new bronze wicketed teller area, should take three to four weeks with no bank disruption.
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Denton National Bank
Tilghman Moyer Company
Allentown
Personal notes of local residents visitations and travels
Mr and Mrs Talmage A R Strong and daughter Nancy Jean return from a Virginia West Virginia and Western Maryland trip visiting Monticello Natural Bridge Endless Caverns and Lily Pans. New York visitors Alrs Paul Wright and Mrs Joe Kovar with children return with their mother Mrs A T Reichman staying for a visit. Miss Martha Blackistone returns from Silver Springs Md mother Mrs R D Blackistone Miss Anne Blackistone and Miss Ellen Charline spend the month. Mr and Mrs W E Bullock Federalsburg and Mr Will Breeding Philadelphia dine with Mrs Sale Morgan and Miss Emily Bullock. Mrs John R Statum and Mr and Mrs Blake Brooks home after vacation at Rehoboth Del. Mr and Mrs William Naudaine Marshalton Del Sunday visitors at Walter George home. Mrs J R Legates Rehoboth visits with sister Mrs J R Statin. Miss Dorothy Shanley Washington weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Melvin Bennington.
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Talmage
A. R. Strong
Nancy Jean
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Natural Bridge
Endless Caverns
Alrs
Paul Wright
Joe Kovar
New York
A. T. Reichman
Martha Blackistone
Silver Springs
R. D. Blackistone
Anne Blackistone
Ellen Charline
W. E. Bullock
Federalsburg
Will Breeding
Philadelphia
Sale Morgan
Emily Bullock
John R. Statum
Blake Brooks
Rehoboth
Del
William Naudaine
Marshalton
Walter George
J. R. Legates
J. R. Statin
Dorothy Shanley
Washington
Melvin Bennington
Radiant Living Symbolism in World Temples and Sacred Truth
The article discusses monumental temples and cathedrals as stone expressions of spiritual truths. It notes Solomon's Temple with outer court Holy Place and Holies, church cathedrals shaped as crosses, and the heavenly Temple in Revelation symbolizing redemption. It cites St John and St Jos to illustrate symbolic significance in Christian faith.
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Jesus Christ
John the Divine
St. Jos
Bethlehem Families Gathered Across Town And Ocean City
Mr and Mrs Win C Sharding hosted Sunday guests including Everett Stevens Nina May and Lloyd Harding from Preston and Trappe Their relatives Roy LeGates Lee Smith and families visited Ocean City A Chester trip featured John Christopher and grandson Jimmy Messick visiting relatives Jean Marion Blades stayed with grandparents Bradley at Trappe Wishing Mr Win IL Harding a speedy recovery was noted Naomi Blades visited Lois Bradley at Trappe
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Win. C. Sharding
Everett Stevens
Nina May
Trappe
Lloyd Harding
Preston
Roy LeGates
Lee Smith
Ocean City
John Christopher
Jimmy Messick
Chester
Little Jean
Marion Blades
Bradley
Win IL Harding
Naomi Blades
Lois Bradley
Local Visits Highlight Easton and Chester Socials
Mrs Carolyn Mancha visited her sister Mrs Nina Muller in Easton last week. Mrs Palmer Walls spent Friday to Monday with her husband in Chester. Mr Edward Bowman and family visited Mr Harry Dodd and family on Sunday.
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Carolyn Mancha
Nina Muller
Easton
Palmer Walls
Chester
Edward Bowman
Ihlarry Dodd
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Local Club Calls
The Woman's Home Missionary Society met at Mrs. Walter Moore's home and discussed Good Literature with Miss Mary Laird leading. Members noted the Pacific Coast section in the Missionary Magazine and debated blame for youth drinking, voting to hold a September picnic at Rehoboth. Various Ridgely residents attended events, hosted visitors, and shared updates on marriages, travels, and local society activities.
Rural Womens Short Course Club Elects Officers At Meeting
The Rural Womens Short Course Club of Caroline County held its semi annual meeting at Mrs. Clifton Crouse’s home near Queen Anne. Officers for two years are Mrs. L M Thomas of Hobbs president and Mrs Bannister Meredith of Federalsburg secretary. A project to study old county churches was chosen with Mrs Maude Hemmons of Ridgely named chair. Caroline County won a $10 library award from the State R W S C for county efforts. Members discussed expanding library work for rural needs, with Miss Marian Hemimons offering ideas. A committee to push this work is formed and August meetings will be picnics inviting all Short Course delegates.
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College Park
Clifton Crouse
Queen Anne
L. M. Thomas
Hlobbs
Bannister Meredith
Federnalsburg
Maude Hemmons
Ridgely
Caroline County
R. W. S. C. Club
Marian Hemimons
Ferndale High School
Johnstown
Associated Women of the World
Washington
Crouse
Bessie M. Spafford
Wise to Represent State Farm Bureau at Southern Meet
C EF Wise Jr will represent the Maryland Farm Bureau at a leaders conference of ten Southern State Farm Bureaus in Signal Mountain Tennessee August 22 to 26. Attendees include reps from Alabama North Carolina Arkansas Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia Louisiana Virginia Mississippi and Maryland. Key speakers are Edward A O Neal president of the American Farm Bureau Federation John J Lasky editor of Nation's Agriculture W R Ogg and Mrs C W Sewell of AFBF W B Hamilton secretary of Iowa Farm Bureau and C A Cobb J B Tutson of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. Wise will lead a discussion period and the agenda covers state and county bureau administration rural electrification farm cooperatives and soil conservation. He notes the meeting is part of a series where farm bureau leaders exchange information and learn about organized farming nationwide.
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C. EF. Wise, Jr
Marsyland Farm Bureau
Signal Mountain
Tennessee
Alabama
North Carolina
Arkansas
Kentucky
West Virginia
Louisiana
Virginia
Mississippi
Maryland
Edward A. O’neal
American Pain Bureau Federation
Baltimore
Chicapo
American Farm Bureau Federation
John J. Lasky
Nation’s Agriculture
W. R. Ogg
Sirs
C. W. Sewell
American Farm Bureau
W. B. Hamilton
Iowa Farm Bureau
C. A. Cobb
J. B. Tutson
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Wise
Numerous Out-of-Town Guests Visit Local Families
Greensboro residents host relatives and friends from Bangor Pennsylvania Anderson Indiana Dundalk Ohio Dover Goldsboro Baltimore Trenton and Ocean City Md in a gathering of extended visits. Guests include Mr and Mrs William Eaker Harold from Bangor and Mrs Hattie Roberts, Rev and Mrs P E Taylor from Dundalk, plus others visiting local hosts such as Mrs Georgia Swan and the Raughleys.
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William Eaker
Harold
Bangor
Eaker
Hattie Roberts
Ben Broadhead
Anderson, Ind
Georgia Swan
P. E. Taylor
Dundalk
Taylor
Frederick Monroe
Elmer Dill
Columbus
Ohio
Watson Gruwell
Charles Wilson
Eugene Raughley
Dover
R. J. Raughley
J. Raughley
Fifer’s Hospital
Ridgely
Lloyd Davis
Chester
Reynolds Brittinghan
Carrie [Bobbs
Baltimore
Burt Hobbs
Harry Jones
Goldsboro
William Sipple
Ehuer Dill
Groveport
Anre
Luther Dill
L. {. Jones
Ocean City
Mary Faulkner
Queenstown
Albert Saulsbury
Clara Seward
Trenton
N. J
Denton native William Thawley dies at 86
William Thomas Thawley aged 86 died at his Denton home on Sunday August 16. Born near Denton May 1, 1850 he spent his life here. He married Mary Diliha Wooters in 1872. she died June 16, 1894. Surviving children are Elmer F. Thawley Harrington Delaware Elizabeth Quillen Preston and James W. Thawley Denton. He later married Minnie May Layton in 1896 who survives, and a daughter Nellie Thompson of Baltimore. Funeral was held at his Denton home Wednesday at 2 p m Rev W L Jump officiating. Interment Concord cemetery.
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William Thomas Thawley
Denton
Thawley
Mary Diliha Wooters
Elmer F
Harrington
Del
Elizabeth Quillen
Preston
Amd
James W
Hte
Minnie May Layton
Nellie Thompson
Baltimore
W. L. Jump
Concord Cemetery
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter shows accident on road
Kenneth Hicks, son of Clifton Hicks, fell from his father's truck on Tuesday and struck his head on the cement road. He was taken to Dr. Fifer's office and then to Easton Emergency Hospital. The community hopes for no serious injury amid a weekend of local social visits and neighborly gatherings across Hillsboro and nearby towns.
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Kenneth Hicks
Clifton Wicks
Fifer
Easton
Elwood Pleming
Laura Virginia
Jans, Hicks
Norman Hicks
Pennsylvania
Denue N. Duffey
Diane
Clifford Borden
Washington
Chas. Jarrell
J. M. Eaton
Charlanne Eaton
F. E. Jarrell
Roger Duffey
Rehoboth
Clifton Hicks
Clifton
Norma
Kenneth
Jadys Gale
New Jersey
Edgar Blades
Mildred Stenger
Brown Thawley
Burrsville
Frances Brittingham
Felton
Nancy Jane Kline
Herbert Rice
Coudersport
Oscar Rice
Algie Worth
Cumberland
Sallie Worth
Lawn
Philadelphia
Ida Smith
Meckey
Malvern
I. T. Sparklin
Social Notes From Queen Anne Guests and Local Visitations
Mrs Emma Short and Miss Louise Short hosted relatives from Greenwood Del and Charlestown W Va with both Friday and Sunday visits. Ocean City saw Mrs Horace Morgan at the Annual Past Patrons and Past Masons event. Other locals hosted guests from Edgewood Pittsburgh Washington and Philadelphia with weekends away noted.
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Emma Short
Louise Short
Abe Richards
Greenwood
Del
John Webb
Charlestown
W. Va
W. W. Satterfield
Wihnington
S. P. Satterfield
Booth
Farming
Clarence Fossett
Birmingham
Ala
Washington, D. C
St. Paul’s
Clarence Bennett
Washington
Ambrose Lucas
Bethany Beach
Byron Barton
Isabelle
Morriston
Eddison
Willis Lang
Hetty Lang
Philadelphia
Eleanor
Donald Flowers
Elizabeth Gibson
Bridgetown
Jake Gibson
Francis Jump
Howard Eley
Henry Morgan
Wilmington
Marriage of Esther Mesick and Edward Howard in Grove
Esther Mesick of Harrington Delaware and Edward Howard near Federalsburg were wed last Sunday evening at the home of Rev. Frank Clift. The couple spent their honeymoon while relatives and friends including Noble Carroll and family, Gertrude Carroll, and infant daughter visited Eugene Carroll in Georgetown. Rev Clift and his wife plan a week at Mrs Clift's father and step mother in Berlin. Further visits included Claude Shibhard and family with Charles Carroll, and Ben Cohee with family visiting relatives in Laurel Delaware.
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Esther Messick
Harrington
Del
Edward Howard
Federalsburg
Frank Clift
Noble Carroll
Charles Carrol
Gertrude Carroll
Charles Carroll Jr
Larry Orwell
Eugene Carroll
Georgetown
Preston Family Hosts Baltimore Guests and Travel Notes
Preston Mr. and Mrs. Harlan F. Davis entertained Mrs. Grace Rigden Dr. Paul Rigden and Miss Canning of Baltimore. Miss Canning flew from Easton Airport for two hours before returning to Mr. Davis for dinner. Mrs. Clara Elinton Thompson heads to Orlando Fla after a month with her sister-in-law Mrs. Wm Ellman and family. Mr. Franklin D Nusbaum of Boston visited Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nusbaum on Monday.
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Harlan F. Davis
Grace Rigden
Paul Rigden
Miss Canning
Baltimore
Boston
J. W. Nusbaum
J Franklin Wright Dies After Angina At Denton Bank
James Franklin Wright Sr. died suddenly last Sunday in his Denton home from an angina attack. He was cashier of the Peoples Bank of Denton and had retired Saturday after routine work. Funeral services were held at Christ Church with Masonic rites. Wright, born March 1 1881 in Lyford, was a longtime Denton leader, farmer, and active church and lodge member. He leaves two sons, two daughters, and several siblings.
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James Franklin Wright, Sr
Denton
Peoples Bank of
Matthews
Talbot
Elmwood
Tuckahoe
Asbury Manor
The
Peoples Bank
T. Fred Johnson
Tie
Denton Episcopal Church
Denton Rotary Club
Temple Lodge
Edenton Royal Arch
Mr. Wright
Bertha Stewart
Wn. A. Stewart
James F. Wright, Jr
St. Luke's Hospital
New York
W. A. Stewart Wright
Washington and Lee University
Katherine Elizabeth
Mary Ellen Wright
James E
Tuckahoe Neck
Ife
E. C. Wright
H. C. Wright
W. T. Wright
Milford
Del
Ella Raleigh
Florida
Hattie Downes
Marion H. Downes
Henderson Obituary and Local Social Notes
Raymond Shultie aged 26 died from injuries in an August 7 accident in Hot Springs New Mexico He was employed as an automobile mechanic for a mining company and survived by his wife Naomi Stafford of Marydel a daughter Dorothy his parents and sister Ruthanna The funeral was held August 18 at Henderson Methodist Episcopal Church Interment Greensboro Cemetery Local social notes follow with many visitors and visits to towns including Schaghticoke N Y Marydel Hard y Miss Lillian Thompson Marcus B fook Bettert on and more
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Hot Springs
New Mexico
Raymond Shultie
Henry Shultie
Ife
Naomi Stafford
Marydel
Dorothy
Ruthanna Shultie
Henderson Methodist Episcopal Church
A. H. Travers
Connor
Greensboro Cemetery
J. B. Medford
Henry Medford
Schaghticoke
N. Y
Valley Falls
Sallie R. Thompson
Hardy
Lillian Thompson
Tom Buckley
Marcus B Fook
George Thompson
Keith Webb
Jimmy
H. L. Melvin
Catherine Melvin
Helen Melvin
Edwin Dill
Roy Kennedy
Easton
McKinley Wilkinson
Harry Gough
I. A. Gooden
Wilmington
Mamie Spencer
Cooperstown
Greensboro and Its Environs Wedding Anniversary and Local News
Mr and Mrs James Baynard celebrate their fifty third wedding anniversary at home on August 21. He is 78 and she will be 70 in September. They wed August 21 1883 at Ervin Chapel. The column also reports storms injuring several residents including Mrs Tribbitt and Mr Raver, a CCC truck accident injuring Mrs Plummer, a throat cut by Kusmaul, a jail booking for Busmaul, and numerous social visits and business changes in Greensboro and nearby towns.
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James Baynard
Mr. Baynard
John Baynard
David Baynard
Easton
William Wyatt
Town
E. E. Spence
George Langrell
William Baynard
Joseph Riddleberger
Walter Weaver
Norman Baynard
Frederick Baynard
Greensboro
Alvin Tribbitt
CCC
Goldsboro Camp
Atlantic
William H. Steele
Goldsboro
Kusmaul
Saulsbury Sparks
Denton
H. F. Silver
Hignatt
Harry Richards
Harry Jr
Dorothy
Donald
Chester
J. S. Kruger
Chestertown
A. T. Longfellow
Salisbury
A. L. Dunham
Marcus Hook
Harvey Porter
Dunham
Ernest Edwards
Elnora
Philadelphia
Mary Murphy
Ridgely
Nolan Edwards
Clarence Sipple
Frederick
Sipple
Noble Sipple
Paul Crist
Wilmot Fasick
Altoona
W. W. Weaver
Crist
Alfred Blackburn
Alfreda
Anna Jane
Newark
Wilmington
Del
Baltimore
Austie Gordon
Homer Moore
Johnstown
Earl Deaner
Randall
Mollie Cleaves
Harrington
Norman Cahall
Centreville
Elsie Ward
Harry Draper
Samuel Jewell
A. G. Shockley
Earl Greenlee and Sons
John Greenlee
CG. G. Miller
Bertha
Anna Wieneke
Hattie Smith
Rehoboth
Mary Margaret Stevenson
George Stevenson
Watson Gruwell
Will Roe
James Roe
Virginia Roe
Betty and
Audrey McCall
Morris Preston
Mabel Edwards
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the Local Department
Bethlehem
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Walter Moore
Woman's Home Missionary Magazine
Pacific Coast
Mary Laird
Virgie Sparks
David Strite
Margaret Sparks
Maud Hemimons
Marian
Mary Wharton
Edna Detwiler
M. Paul Tolinger
B. Holsinger
Katherine B. Spies
UH. A. Spies
Towson
Harriett Reed
Ann Hakenfoss
Cleveland
Frank Plounders
Alice Flounders
Frank Stevenson
William Rieck
William Jr
H. Bpafer
Rosennst
Merchantville
J. M. Swing
Roenat
Uine
J. A. Mitchell
No Zeigler
F. OD. Zeigler
Mary Frances Bickling
Dorothy Samis
Page Jones
Fred Keeneman
Atlantic City
Ridgely Theatre
J. J. Ivison
Olive Shaw
A. H. Forney and Son
Elizabethtown
Rufus King
Rada
Clifton Crone
Harold Fountain
Robert Newsom
Mary Frances
New Castle
Bear
Sinai Hospital
Frank Nies
Reading
C. G. Crouse
Jonathan Iarrington
J. C. Uarrington
LeGrande
Telchester
Carroll Sermon
Cambridge
J. H. Roehe
Bobby Bowman
Rittenhouse and Family
Mason
City Point
Frank Seward
R. E. Pountain
Jones
Wayne
B. F. Rickards
Fletcher Elben
Bridgeton
Charles Stevenson
Fenwick
Richard Rampmeyer
State Farm Bureau
Southern Meet
Hillsboro
Joseph M. Eaton
Oxford
Clarence Voss
T. IL. Geiser
Suthersville
Susie Thompson
Betty Bishop
Jean Wothers
Henderson