Various Rural Ads and Local News From Denton Md
A mix of farm goods sales and rentals from R H Stafford Burrsville Md and a modern apartment for rent in Denton Md. A theater party at Dentonia Theatre benefits the Denton Volunteer Fire Co with a chance to win gifts. A Delmarva Educational Tour offers Maryland farmers a low cost trip to Canada and Niagara Falls. A fertilizer warehouse upgrade by Standard Wholesale Phosphate and Acid Works of Baltimore Md. A Denton-Greensboro road car wreck injures several, with one man jailed. Obituaries note the death of Mrs Hannah Howard aged 85 from Federalsburg and funeral in Federalsburg Cemetery. A drowning accident at Chesapeake Bay near Crooks Point claims 11 year old Paul Brauchle. companion Price rescued after struggle. Funeral for Rufus Daniel Crouse, 31, formerly of Denton, held at Church of the Brethren with burial in Denton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville
Franklin St
W. D. Taylor
Denton
Bursville
Dentonia Theatre
Denton Volunteer Fire Co
Maryland
Canadian National Exhibition
Niagara Falls
Delmarva
Pennsylvania Railroad
Guelph Agricultural College
Ontario
Bridge
West Denton
Baltimore
Caroline
Talbot
Queen Anne
Delaware
E. T. Orme
Denton-Greensboro
Walter Love
Caroline County
John B. Keene
Cambridge
Keene
Beverly Pierson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Rhoda Ewell
Love
Hannah Howard
James L. Howard
Ernest Towers
American Corner
Howard
England
Pennsylvania
Ben Howard
Greensboro
Louise Senner
James Hoile
John Hoile
Philadelphia
Church of God
Federalsburg
Ralph Poole
Paul Brauchle
Preston
Chesapeake Bay
Crooks Point
William Price
Paul
Frank Brauchle
Price
Charles Prettyman
Prettyman
Rufus Daniel Crouse
Standard Oil
Church of the Brethren
Norman A. Leese
Crouse
Monroe G. Crouse
Nut
Earle Crouse
Ella Crouse
Wedding Bells for Farens and McDaniel in Milton
Miss Anna Emaline Farens and William McDaniel wed at the Church of the Brethren parsonage in Denton. The couple, both from Milton, plan to reside there after a short wedding trip. A social gathering followed with friends from Delaware and Maryland in attendance.
Maryland Beekeepers Association Meeting at Pioneer Point Farms
A Maryland Beekeepers Association meeting is set for today at Pioneer Point Farms, home of Mr and Mrs John J Ras kob near Centreville. Principal speakers include S G Crocker Jr of Baltimore on The Important Things in Beekeeping and George J Abrams of the University of Maryland Extension Service on Wax Moths and Their Control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State’ Beekeepers’ Association
Pioneer Point Farms
John J. Raskob
Centreville
S. G. Crocker, Jr
Baltimore
George J. Abrams
University of Maryland Extension Service
Unseen opportunities for God's work praised in quote
A Christian Science Monitor quote stresses unlimited chances to do God’s work wherever one is. It highlights that blessings from every task completed in His name extend widely in effect.
Old Age Pension Misunderstood Across the State
Samuel E. Shannahan, chairman, Board of State Aid and Charities, warns that many applicants mistake Old Age Pension for relief simply due to age. The law requires proof of need, citizenship for 15 years, five years residency, no felonies in ten years, and no capable relatives. total income must stay under 30 dollars monthly. Applications require thorough financial checks of applicant and liable relatives.
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Samuel E. Shannahan
Board of State Aid and Charities
Beason
Bank Savings Insurance
Orphans Court Proceedings in Caroline County
The Caroline County Orphans Court met Tuesday with Judges Towers Handy and Dennis. Administrations granted to Louis J. Lynch for Eugene Lynch and to Louis L. Redding for Mary Connor Thomas. Inventories, appraisements, accounts, and orders to sell or deposit funds were approved. Estates include Tubbs, Webb, Langrell, Wright, and others with appraisers named and releases filed.
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Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Towers
Handy
Dennis
Eugene Lynch
Louis J. Lynch
Wm. D. Binebrink
Leo Callahan
J. Virgil Moore
Harry K. Tubbs
Clara Tubbs Slaser
Emory J. Webb
William E. Webb
Minnie Webb
George W. Langrell
Ambrose W. Langrell
Ethel W. Wright
Ormond A. Wright
Mary Connor Thomas
Mary Connor
Louis L. Redding
George W. Clendaniel
Sherman Tribbitt
Harry Bilbrough
John A. Bilbrough
Bertha L. Wright
H. Louise Wright
Walter Howe Towns
Widow Mrs Lynch Dies After Illness In Ridgely
Mrs John K Lynch died Wednesday at 6 30 pm after heart trouble She came to Ridgely as a child and married in 1886 leaving seven children Lawrence Denton Francis Lora James and three others with spouses in Centreville Kingston N Y and North East Md Survived by husband one sister and a half brother Funeral at St Benedicts Church with Rev Francis Hensel The interment was in Holy Cross cemetery near Denton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Lynch
Edgewater
Donald M. Morgan
Lancaster
Joseph Lynch
North East
Daniel Lynch
F. A. Stayer
Ridgely
Charles L. Herzog
Mulford Swing
John D. Davis
Frank Stevenson
Robert Magrogan
William E. Lynch
Holy Cross Cemetery
Denton
Daniel R. Davis
Bobbie
D. A. Hildebrand
Dorothy
Johnstown
Charles Jarrell
Davis
Johnstown, Pa
State and Sheriff warn retailers to stop Sunday beer sales
Layman J. Redden and H. Saulsbury Sparks warn all Caroline County licensed beer sellers that Sunday sales are illegal and must cease immediately. Future violations will be prosecuted under local law with fines up to 1000 dollars, up to one year in jail, or both, plus license revocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Redden
H. Saulsbury Sparks
Caroline County
Sparks
Henderson Birthday Party Honors Miss Katherine Montague
A Henderson party celebrating Miss Katherine Montague eighteenth birthday drew many guests from Hardy Clayton Kenton Greensboro and other towns. Services followed by a funeral for Mrs Priscilla Jones in Easton and several visits and travels are noted among local residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Montague
Chas. Moore
Ernest Truitt
Randolph Hughes
Frank Kulvenk
Wm. Schweitzer
Woodrow Montague
Gordon Palmer
Rudy Vetter
Hardy
Earl Moore
Clayton
A. F. Everett
Bobby and
Lee
Anna Moore
Kenton
Mildred Bennett
Mary Louise Bennett
Eileen Cole
Virgie Cartwright
Anne
Clark Quillen
Goldsboro
Eleanor Taylor
Ben Beckham
Leslie Wyatt
Carl Nichols
Wm. Taylor
Greensboro
Lewis Shelton
Suthersville
Edith
Catherine
Helen Melvin
Helen Hudson
Ruthanna Shulties
Elizabeth
Marguerite Bennett
Henry Geiger
Martin Bennett
Pearl Jones
James Jones
Leonard Bennett
Roy Medford
Earl Thompson
George
Betty Montague
T. A. Montague
Priscilla Jones
Ralph Jones
Easton
Richardson Park
Hattie O’rourke
Ruth
Wm. Windsor
Raymond Cohee
Merril Pritchett
Ocean City
Elma Harman
Dover
Dora Melvin
Irene Larsen
Philadelphia
W. L. Sanders
Olivia M. Coffin
Trenton
N. J
Marietta Bennett
Russell Anson
Atlantic City
Farmer Takes A Wife Heads Reese Theatre Lineup
The Reese Theatre in Harrington presents a family friendly lineup with The Farmer Takes A Wife starring Janet Gaynor scheduled for Monday Tuesday and Wednesday August 26-28. Also featured are Fox’s Black Sheep with Edmund Lowe and Claire Trevor Sunset Range with Hoot Gibson and a set of short subjects. Radio’s She screens August 29, followed by The Man on the Flying Trapeze August 30-31. Milk cooling with gasoline powered units is advertised by M. K. Newnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Theatre
Harrington
Edmund Lowe
Claire Trevor
Fox
Hoot Gibson
Sunset Range
Janet Gaynor
Lon
Radio
W. C. Fields
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Guests and Visits
Local society notes list guests and visits across multiple households. Names include Frank Fleming and family from Easton, Wilmington, Wayne, and Washington DC, with trips to Washington, Rehoboth Beach, Ocean City, and Newark as well as visits in Stevensville and Tuckahoe Neck.
Queen Anne Services and Local Social Notes
Queen Anne church services at St. Pauls include morning sermons On Telling Right from Wrong and evening Taking Stock with Mr Fossett preaching both. Thursday evening will feature a study on the Epistle to the Galatians. The young people enjoyed a swim and hot dog roast at Wye Landing. Families and guests visited across nearby towns and relatives during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Queen Anne
Fossett
Galatia
Howard Flowers
Donald
Eleanor
Peggy Gibson
Rehoboth
Bethany Beach
Ocean City
Catherine Lynch
Felton
Elizabeth Lynch
Ruth Reynolds
Juanita Howard
Chester Barto
Edgewood
C. L. Fossett
Mabel Jean
Doris Ivens
Willoughby
May Dean
Stevensville
Ep worth League meeting hosts and upcoming sermon
The Ep worth League of Wesley Church met at Mrs. Howard Hopkins home with Mrs. James Hopkins and Miss Pauline Hopkins assisting. Rev. O. T. Baynard now in Stockton Md will preach at Wesley M E Church on Sunday Aug 25 at 11 am. Everyone is invited. Local residents and visitors were noted at various trips and gatherings including stays at Mary Ann Inn Rehoboth Beach and Marvel Hotel Rehoboth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of Wesley Church
Howard Hopkins
James Hopkins
Pauline Hopkins
O. T. Baynard
Stockton
Wesley M. E
Harvey Griffith
Crawford Garrett
Chester
A. T. Garrett
R. H. Stafford
Mary Ann Inn
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Annie E. Cahall
Philadelphia
Vertie Cahall
Harrington
Lula Pusey
Fred McCabe
Herman Wriley
Camden
N. J
Walter Glass
Rock Hall
Free Talking Movie at Preston
Smitty's Service Station and modern Tri-State Grocery at Preston present a free movie for white children and parents on Thursday evening August 29 at 8 p m. A tennis tournament on the floodlight court and horseshoe pitching contests will be open to all visitors. Free refreshments and prizes. Guests urged to bring a seat. On September 5 a similar entertainment will be provided for colored people only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smitty
Preston
Miller Family and Guests Return from Visit
Williston news notes Mr and Mrs Arthur Miller and George Miller have returned to Pennsylvania after a week with their son and brother Harold Miller. Master Jimmie Seligman of Philadelphia has left after visiting Mr and Mrs C E Rice, who is visiting daughter Mrs Claudel Wright at Federalsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Miller
George Miller
Pennsylvania
Harold Miller
Jimmie Seligman
Philadelphia
C. E. Rice
Claudel Wright
Federalsburg
Social notes from Ocean City and surrounding towns
A parade of guests visits and hosts across Ocean City, Dover, Wilmington, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. The social diary lists dinners and weekend stays at cottages, with multiple family and friend groups attending events, bridge club gatherings, and funerals, including Mrs. A. J. Messick and Mrs. Noble Kelley at a funeral in Dover.
GOLDSBORO Social News and Local Visits Include Travel
Miss Florence Boyd returns to Philadelphia after a two week vacation with sister Mrs. Noble Dhue. Minnie Dennison and daughter Louise return from New York. Ladies Aid Society entertained by Mrs. Harry Williams. G W Richard and son Howard attend funeral in Pennsylvania. Maggie Thawley of Harrington visits sister Mrs. Wm. Melvin. Fannie Craig of Wilmington visits sister Mrs. Elbert Saunders. Rev. E R Curtis of Jarrettsville Md visits town. Alice Elliott weekends with Mrs. Thomas at Bridgetown. Galloways of Ridgely visit relatives. Sewing Circle picnic at Crystal Beach. Mr. and Mrs. W J Murphy return from Rehoboth.
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Anna Emaline Farens
James Farens
Farens
Milton
William McDaniel
George Arthur McDaniel
Denton
Norman Leese
Church of the Brethren
Bertha Jones
Mary King
Carrie
Louella Bennett
Milford
Mary Jefferson
Asa Gray
Manford Rust
Georgetown
Ruth Stuart
Cornelius King
Bridgeville
J. Henry Morgan
Elsie Wells
Clara Walls
Lester Farens
Donald Farens
Pan Baker
Anna Farens
Norman L. Rairigh
Bossler
Martinsburg
Arthur Lee Rairigh
CCC
Huntingdon
Brumbaugh
Irvin Brumbaugh
Greensboro
Abe Goncharsky
Baltimore
Messrs
Paul Wolf
Harry Merwitz
Sidney Freedman
Esther Auster
Caroline Council
No. 175
Methodist Protestant Church
Walter George
S. A. Johnson
Samuel Young
Hobbs
G. Irvin Phillips
Arthur Shively
Pennsylvania
E. Paul Knotts
Rehoboth
Maud Stewart
Wm. A. Stewart
James F. Wright
Lawrence Christopher
Helen Stafford
Harvey Robinson
Catherine Lister
Asbury Park
N. J
Catherine
Evelyn Spurgin
Chatham
Merchants & Miners Line
Boston
New England
Louis Randall
Walter M. Fountain
Minerva Fete
Lester Fountain and
P. W. Downes
Josephine Downes
New England States
Lougheed
Wilmington
Wilmington, Were Recent Guests of Mrs. Longheed’s Aunt, Mrs. John B. Statum
Emory Hopkins
Billy
Emory D. Kimmey
Mary A. Kinzey
Bedford
Susie Leese
Patrick Yeoman
Winington
Francis Yeoman
Vernon Brumbaugh
St. Louis
Blake Brooks
William H. Nuttle
Bridge
H. Edward Wheatley
Jacob B. Davis
Walter Sparklin
Florence Boyd
Philadelphia
Noble Dhue
Minnie Dennison
Louise
New York
Ladies Aid Society
Assembly Hall
Harry Williams
G. W. Richard
Howard
Maggie Thawley
Harrington
Wm. Melvin
Fannie Craig
Elbert Saunders
E. R. Curtis
Jarrettsville
Alice Elliott
Thomas
Bridgetown
Galloway
Ridgely
Sewing Circle
Crystal Beach
W. J. Murphy
Bethlehem Social Guests Include Several Regional Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Todd hosted guests from Henderson Easton Linchester and other towns over the weekend. Visitors included Rev. Spence of Preston Rev. Deen of Suffolk Va Rev. Coulbourne of Roanoke Va Rev. Lane of Baltimore and relatives Beatrice Todd Mary Wright Virginia Carroll and brothers Billy and Carson. The week-end also saw Lawrence Coulbourne and family Elkton visit and Mrs. Alva Blades hosting her mother Mrs. J. B. Thompson Seaford as well as Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gruwell Dover during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Todd
Edge
Clough
Henderson
Edgar Todd
Douglas Todd
Easton
Raymond Todd
Linchester
Payton Thompson
F. H. Thomas
Preston Spence
Preston
Carl Deen
Suffolk
John Coulbourne
Roanoke
Howard Lane
Baltimore
Beatrice Todd
Mary Wright
Virginia Carroll
Billy and
Carson
James Miley
Lawrence Coulbourne
Elkton
Alva Blades
J. B. Thompson
Seaford
Choptank Society Thanks Helpers After Social
The social held in the M. P. Aid building at Choptank on the 13th was very enjoyable. The society thanks all contributors, especially Miss Deneau of Choptank and Robert Doster of Ohio for the music. No Aid meeting in September. notice of next meeting to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Aid
Choptank
Miss Deneau
Robert Doster
Ohio
Church Notices Denton M P Church Program
In Denton M P Church tomorrow the pastor will preach morning on The Half Has Never Yet Been Told and at night The Man Who Went to His Own Place. Christian Endeavor at 7 16 pm will be led by Miss Pearl Taylor with topic Finish What You Have Begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton M. P
Miss Pearl Taylor
Greensboro and Its Environs Marriage Notice and Events
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Mary Adeline Jarrell to Ralph Stewart in New York City on August 17. Mrs. Stewart, a Greensboro High School graduate, studied nursing in Baltimore, worked at Rockefeller Institute in NYC, and plans a wedding trip before settling in Flushing, Long Island. The rest of the item lists numerous local visits, family gatherings, travel, and household notes from Greensboro and nearby areas, including residents visiting Atlantic City, Wilmington, and Ocean City, with a rural fire and other local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Adeline Jarrell
Linwood E. Jarrell
Jarrell
Greensboro
Ralph Stewart
New York City
Stewart
Greensboro High School
Union Memorial Training School For Nurses
Baltimore
Rockefeller Institute
Atlantic City
Kansas
Maryland
Flushing
Long Island
W. E. Gardner
J. Richard Gardner
Dickie
Jeanne
Danvers
Mass
Geo. Breeding
Ray and
Elizabeth
Federalsburg
Wm. L. Gardner
Barbara Ann
Billy
Margaret
Katherine
Pauline
Frances Gardner
Elaine Newlin
Landenberg
Willard Walls
Westminster
Dora Sylvester
Leland Sylvester
Wilmington
Willard Cohee
Felton
Ethel Marvel
Goldsboro
Will Clark
Oscar Kinnamon
Marcus Hook
Clark
Charles G. Miller
Willoughby Nowell
Denton
I. Calvin Butler
Stevenson
Emma Pippin
Pauline Gardner
Marion Stoopes
James
Carlton Harris
Cordova
Leo Evans
Wm. Spencer
Clayton
Del
William Knipple
Sherman Howard
Betty
Sophia Howard
New Jersey
New York
Alfred Blackburn
Thomas Edwards
Indian River Inlet
Atlantic Ocean
Carl Coulbourn
Thomas Coulbourn
Linwood
Ralph B. Moore
Goldsporo
Susan Thawley
Myrtle
May Breeding
Thelma Edwards
Edgar Bishop
Edwin Melvin
River View Beach
N. J
Dorothy Roe
Zechman
James Roe
Virginia Roe
Charles Rich
Mabel
Roberta Jackson
J. L. Rogers
Ocean City
N. d
Sarah Tinley
Myrtle Wyatt
Edgar and
Reynolds Wyatt
Philadelphia
John Wyatt
Myrtle Ledell
Robert Dulin
Jeanette Wyatt
Munsten’s Corner
Florence Thornton
C. B. Morris
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Minus Blades
Charles Blades
Cambridge
John Nichols
M. B. Cooper
Mary Elsie Edwards
Washington
Alvin Edwards
Charles Sipple
William Sipple
W. P. Manlove, Sr
W. P. Manlove, Jr
Aiken, Md
Doland
Robbie Goodwin
Falcon
L. W. Taylor
F. F. Seward
Effa Plummer
Margaret Weaver
Wanda Monroe
Havre de Grace
Dundalk
Arthur Hubbard
Eva Dennis
Wilbur Carroll
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