Local merchants tout appliances and services in Denton
Multiple local ads promote oil stoves from M. K. Newnam and RCA tubes via J Franklin Davis, with radio repair offered at Irvin Smith’s. Frigidaire fridges advertised from $79 delivered, plus 4 to 9 cubic foot models under $175. School supplies and dentist Dr. Brackett’s absence noted. Political notices promote Edward H. Hirs for Treasurer and Layman J. Redden for State’s Attorney, with bank dividend updates for Goldsboro Bank creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
M. K. Newnam
R. C. A.cunningham
Irvin Smith’s
Third St
J. Franklin Davis
Denton
D. Ralph Horsey Hardware
M. A. Brackett
Rehoboth Beach
Emory D. Kimmey
Caroline County
Ladies Aid of
M. P. Church
S. A. Johnson
S. L. Young
Walter George
Willing Workers Bible Class
Denton M. P. Church
West's
Journal
Wm. Ostermann
Smith
Webb
Edward H. Hirs
Goldsboro
T. Clayton Horsey
J. Redden
George T. Redden
University of Maryland
Maryland State Board Law
Maryland Bar
Maryland Court of Appeals
Annapolis
Redden
Attorney General of
Maryland
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Wharton School of Business and Finance
University of Pennsylvania
Adv
Surprise Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Brown
A Denton social page notes Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Brown were honored at their son Ernest's home on Sunday August 12 for their 50th wedding anniversary. Attendees included relatives from Bridgeville Bridgeton Pleasantville Wilmington Greenwood and Denton with grandchildren, and refreshments were served. Others recount a Maryland farmers tour group from Caroline County attending the Century of Progress Fair in Chicago returning Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Brown
Ernest
A. T. White
Mr. White
Bridgeville
Clarence Brown
Bridgeton
N. J
Edward Brown
Pleasantville
Denton
Wayford
Viola Barber
Thomas Chambers
Federalsburg
Hudson Taylor
Preston
J. Frank Lane
Goldsboro
Ruth Jackson
Greensboro
Ed. Derrickson
Milford
Del
Chicago
Lucy Marie Jones
Wilmer Edward Andrews
Norman A. Leese
Wm. Stockley
Andrews
John W. Lord
Baltimore
Niagara Falls
Canada
Perryville
George Lowe
Harry J. Murphy
M. Louise Dukes
F. B. Pickering
R. T. K. Garey
W. H. Young
Clara Hitchcock
Charles Howard
Annie Collins
Harley Willoughby
Millard Collison
W. T. Shockley
Dorothy
Chester
Philadelphia
Sharon Hill
Rising Sun
Perry Point
Annapolis
Cumberland
Jimmy Webb
Millie
Hazard
Kentucky
Wm. Ostermann
Louise Brown
Charlotte White
John Elwell
George Barnard
George Jr
Bogota
Wm. Bullock
Earle White
Emma Webb
May Dixon
Pearl Webb
Wilmington
Lulu Darby
Goldie Owens
Milton, del
R. N. Hitchens
Ruth
Eunice
Doris Scott
Madison Towers
Rehoboth Beach
Sallie Brown
Paul Higgins
Dolores
Lansdale
Lula Coleman
T. Pliny Fisher
Ralph Cover
Paul
Lida Becker
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wm. Irwin
Emmett Hignutt
Hagerstown
Phoebe Brown
Wayford Brown
Edith Smith
Harrington
T. F. Johnson
E. F. Withers
York
W. J. Irwin
Waverly
Wm. H. Anderson
Rehoboth
Roberta Hake
Fred Stack
Samuel Baxter
Marriage of Naomi Butler Dukes and Thomas G Parks
Announcement of the marriage in Elkton on May 26 of Naomi Butler Dukes of Denton and Thomas George Parks, with brother Harry C. Butler as sole attendant. The couple reside in Denton after a Washington wedding trip, recent status updates note various social visits and hospital stay of Mrs. Marion H. Downes, plus numerous Denton area relatives and guests visiting from Baltimore, Frederick, New York, and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Butler Dukes
G. Lacey Butler
Denton
Butler
Thomas George Parks
B. Parks
Edward Miner
Elkton
Harry C. Butler
Preston
Parks
Washington
Anne M. Lewis
Contract Bridge
Jessie Passapue
Baltimore
J. H. Summerfield
Calvert C. Merriken
Wilbert L. Merriken
Lester Everngain
William H. Nuttle
Winfield T. Nichols
Edna Hobbs
Millard G. Wilson
Frederick
Joe Swartz
West Denton
Millard Wilson
Chalmers S. Brumbaugh
Spring Lake
Adirondacks
Della Kahler
Akron
Ohio
William Shimer
Chowchilla
Cal
West
Oscar Smith
Gilbert Smith
Harvey Smith
Nell Dovan
New York City
Henry Wilson
Ocala
Fla
Frank Lynn
Charles G. Dukes
Arthur Reinhold
Freddie
Robert Leese
Chestertown
Wm. K. Cumming
Winchester
Mildred Woodrow
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Sidney Earl
Germantown
R. N. Hitchens
R. D. Blackistone
St. Mary’s County
Fred Love
Vincent
Hazel
Bloxom
A. G. Towers
William H. Irwin Dies at 69 in Deep Shore Home
William H. Irwin 69 former contractor and builder and longtime bailiff and crier of the Circuit Court for Caroline county died at his Deep Shore home after a heart attack. Native of Caroline, he leaves wife Alice Jones Irwin two sons five daughters 23 grandchildren and siblings and a long line of Denton residents among survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Irwin
Denton
Caroline County
Deep Shore
Here
Irwin
Richardson Park
Del
Harry Irwin
Chester
Fred Cohee
Arnold Butler
Henderson
William Irwin
Henry Becker
Brooklyn
N. Y
Annie Reynolds
Wilmington
Chas. Irwin
In Memoriam Elizabeth Noble Died August 21 1930
In memoriam for Elizabeth Noble who died August 21 1930. The poem recalls her sweet voice and bright smiles now gone, her patient suffering and mission fulfilled, with her husband and children missing her presence and a call to subscribe for the journal.
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Jesus
Ridgely News Weekly Highlights High School Grad Abroad
Robert Dean Jr a Ridgely High School 1927 graduate and Merchant Marine member spends two week vacation with parents and heads on a world voyage as third mate aboard the Steel Scientist with a four month eighteen day itinerary via the Panama Canal visiting ports in England India Africa China Japan and other foreign countries. The item also notes local social events including a Homemakers Club picnic and upcoming church anniversary and other community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dean Jr
Ridgely High School
Merchant Marines
Robert Dean
Town
Dean
U. S
Steel Ranger
England
India
African
China
Japan
Steel Scientist
Panama Canal
Albert White
Ridgely Homemakers’ Club
White
U. S. Weather Bureau
Harold Slater
J. P. Swing
Frank Simons
Mary Wharton
Preston Pride of Preston Council entertained state officers
Preston Pride of Preston Council No 88 entertained five state officers and members from Denton Chestertown Harmony councils last Thursday night with a good time for all. The prior evening Preston members were entertained by Edenton Council No 102. Several local residents and visitors were noted including Mrs Harry Hollis and daughter Alva Lee in Chicago for illness in the family, Miss Minnie Taylor returning to Newark Delaware, and Mr Reuben Carew joining a Baltimore fishing trip on the Chesapeake Bay.
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Pride of
Preston
Denton
Chestertown
Harmony Council
Baltimore County
Edenton Council
Harry Hollis
Alva Lee
Chicago
M. W. Bankert
David
Westminster
Bankert
Clayton Taylor
Reuben Carew
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
John Klopine
Roland Towers
Hilda Plutschak
Federalsburg
Paul Plutschak
John Noble
Harry Hellis
J. Phil Wright
Fred Edgell
Laurel Camp
Cookman Orrell
Washington
Bessie Collins
St. Michaels
Preston Osteen
A. W. Sisk
Contract Club
T. L. Nugent
Inez Noble
Templeville Guests and Visitors Chronicle
Templeville's social page lists numerous visits and gatherings. Families from Beverly West Virginia Cleveland Ohio Massey Millington Delmar Milford Kenton Wilmington Marcus Hook and New Jersey are described as guests of local residents, with multiple weekend and dinner get togethers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nelson
John
Beverly
W. Va
Irvin Comegys
Near
Wown
Page Buckey
Cleveland
Ohio
Norman Wyatt
Near Massey
Hyland Seaman
Millington
Medford Starkey
Oscar Lord
Robert Newton
Verda Bronchide
New Jersey
Roland Bosley
Martha Bosley
Arthur Bosley
Falston
Alonzo Boyles
Centerville
Del
Gurney Lowman
Isabel Raughley
Bud Patton
Wilmington
J. F. Raughley
R. G. Connor
Marydel
Roland Faulkner
George Schultz
Kenton
Wilfred McKnett
Marcus Hook
Laura McKnott
Anna Wendell Davis
Mary Katherine Knotts
Marjorie Pippin
Audrey Davis
Social Roundup At Home And Visiting Friends
Smithson reports Mr and Mrs Fred Mister of Brooklyn return home after visiting Mr and Mrs Anton Worm and Mr and Mrs A R Willoughby. Virginia and Stewart Dew visit grandparents Mr and Mrs M J Hall. Mrs Cecil Keithing returns to New York with friends. Mr and Mrs Jake Bryan of Baltimore visit Willoughbys. Fred Birth of Trenton NJ spends Sunday with Willoughbys. Ernest Dukes entertains Baltimore friends. Harry Towers entertains Philadelphia friends. Sunday School at 10. Everyone urged to attend. Francis McWilliams of Philadelphia visits Lester and Webster Towers. James Toft entertains friends from Washington. Aileen Perry visiting aunt and uncle in Salisbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mister
Brooklyn
Anton Worm
A. R. Willoughby
Virginia
Stewart Dew
M. J. Hall
Cecil Keithing
New York
Jake Bryan
Baltimore
Fred Birth
Trenton
N. J
Ernest Dukes
Harry Towers
Philadelphia
Francis McWilliams
Lester and Webster Towers
James Toft
Washington
Aileen Perry
Salisbury
Busy Boys 4-H Camp Attended At Garland Lake
The Den ton Busy Boys 4-H Club camped at Garland Lake from August 14 to 18 with 15 members. Mr. Garey provided cabins and allowed swimming boating and fishing free. A watermelon party at his home on August 17 and a Friday night weenie roast were highlights before their return with Mr. Cawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Garland Lake
Jump
Wm. Garey
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Notes Local Visits
Local residents and visitors are listed with weekend and recent trips. William Griffin of Philadelphia spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Nellie Magrogan of Tuckahoe Neck. Several families from Delmar Carney's Point Washing ton and Philadelphia stop by for visits and motor trips to Washington Virginia North Carolina Thousand Islands Burrsville and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Griffin
Philadelphia
Nellie Magrogan
Tuckahoe Neck
Griffin
Chas, Jarrell
J. M. Eaton
Charlonne
Elinor
F. E. Jarrell
Garrettson Smith
Jane
Carney's Point
J. T. Sparklin
Margaret Jane
Virginia Lee
Eleanor Carroll
Mildred Stenger
Winfield Pinder
Pine Brook
N. J
Howard Dodds
Edgar Blades
Brown Thawley
Burrsville
Walter Hicks
Washington, D. C
F. E. Fleming
Olivia Coffin
Trenton
Anna Wilson
Denton
Mary S. Cooper
William
Thousand Islands
Virginia
Ellen Blades
Queen Anne
Lula Beaven
Florence Beaven
Edwin Gale
E. S. Gale
Algia Worth
Hagerstown
Ida Parker
Bridgeville
Milford Kline
Social notes from Queen Anne area gatherings and visits
Mrs. Howard Jarman and Mrs. Della Mullikin of Berlin visited sister Mrs. Mary Diggans. Rev. John Paul Tyler to preach at St. Pauls Church and lead quarterly conference. Numerous relatives and friends from Denton, Rehoboth, Pikesville, Chevy Chase, Hobbs, Baltimore, Ocean City, Philadelphia and Wyoming Delaware hosted or visited clusters over the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Jarman
Della Mullikin
Berlin
Mary Diggans
Laura Sander
Chevy Chase
Emily Jopp
Catherine Lynch
Denton
S. H. Reynolds
Anabelle Williams
Hobbs
Mary Cahall
Hillsboro
May Deane
Horace Morgan
Ernest Emory
Jake Gibson
Rumsey Mullikin
Aileen Barton
Rehoboth
Ray Turner
Wilmington
Thelma Harrison
Sherwood
Everett Blades
Clara Price
Edna Fleming
Burrrsville Social Guests Share Weekend Gathering
Mr and Mrs John Moore and their mother Mrs John Moore of Greensboro Mrs William E Andrew and sons Louis and William Mr and Mrs Lloyd Davis Miss Lois Messick and Mr Warren Pierce spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs John Chance and family Ice cream and cake were served Miss Catherine Chance entertained Miss Lois Messick over the weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moore
Greensboro
William E. Andrew
Louis
William
Lloyd Davis
Lois Messick
Warren Pierce
John Chance
Catherine Chance
Card of Thanks for Russel Webster Todd
We thank friends for sympathy shown in the loss of our dear boy Russel Webster Todd and for the many beautiful floral designs. Mr and Mrs Hudson B Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel Webster Todd
Mrs
Hudson B. Todd
M. E. Church at Choptank to Open for Meeting
The M. E. Church at Choptank will be open at 2 30 p m tomorrow for a meeting arranged by Captain Goslin. Everybody will be welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Choptank
Goslin
Harmony Church Sets Sunday Services Schedule
Harmony Church will conduct preaching at 9 45 a m Sunday morning and Sunday School at 10 45 a m, inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Church
Political Activity Prohibited by NRA Officials Warns Staff
Arthur E Hungerford states politics has no part in Recovery Agencies and President backs strict stance. Field Circular No 112 from John Swope bans all political activity by NRA field employees, forbidding coercion, contributions, or discrimination related to politics under penalty of fines or imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Hungerford
Maryland
John Swope
NRA
United States
Bethlehem Ocean City Visitors and Local Club Meeting
Sunday visitors from Bethlehem included Mamie Hubbard Ormond Christopher Mary Agnes Smith and Irwin Legates and families. The local club met Tuesday at Bris Smiths house. after business poems were read and refreshments served. Betty Harrington returned home from Cambridge and other area residents visited relatives in Philadelphia Salisbury and Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean City
Mamie Hubbard
Ormond
Charles Christopher
Mary Agnes
John E. Smith
Irwin
Roy Legates
Lee Smith
Lawrence Legates
Leonard Legates
Shirley Ann
Guy Harrington
James Robinson
Fae
Esther Harrington
Ruth Sands
Florence
Agnes Legates
Allen Sands
Bris. Smith
Betty Harrington
Cambridge
Claude Thompson
Marilyn
Royal Oak
Payton Thompson
John Harding
Vernon
Philadelphia
Anah Carroll
Virginia
Junior Patchett
Preston
John Brodes
James Miley
Philip Hopkins
Salisbury
Local Guests and Visits Across Nearby Towns
Greensboro Master Francis Porter spends the week with his uncle and aunt in Smyrna. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Charles Sipple of Chester with Mr and Mrs William Sipple, and Mr and Mrs Strode Beckham of Washington with the Beckham household. Various locals host relatives and friends from Baltimore Scranton Wilmington Wellsboro and Philadelphia area over the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Porter
L. R. Taylor
Smyrna
Charles Sipple
Chester
William Sipple
Strode Beckham
Washington
B. C. Beckham
Carrie Hobbs
Baltimore
Burt Hobbs
Oscar Nichols
Bill Pippin
Ocean City
E. J. Vandergrift
Edward
Wellsboro
Betty Wyatt
Hubert Dill
Magnolia
Jessie Wyatt
Wilmington
Cora Wyatt
Mary G. Comegys
Scranton
Charles Wieneke Jr
Henry Detwiler Jr
Denton
C. T. Simon
Washington, D. C
F. P. Roe
Mary Ross
Felton
Maude Edwards
Zadoc Draper
H. H. Moore
E. R. Russell
Atlantic City
Anna Wieneke
Elsie Wright
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Robert Hastings
Claymont
Mary Tribbitt
L. W. Taylor
Ellen Edwards
Ruby Dawson
Bethel Beach
Harvey Porter
Marcus Hook
Gilbert Byron
Alice Bearman
John Nichols
Elsie Ward
Death of Leander R Hooper at 77 in Easton
Leander Reese Hooper 77 died at his Easton home on August 15 after long illness. He was born in Baltimore, grew up in Denton, and lived in Easton as an adult. Survived by widow and daughter Mrs. E A Coble of Easton, plus half sister Mrs. Wm Scotton of Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leander Reese Hooper
Easton
Hooper
Matthew Chilton
Denton
Charles L. Hooper
Baltimore
E. A. Coble
Wm. K. Scotton
Detroit Guests Jean McLean and Evelyn Willis Visit Downes
Misses Jean McLean and Evelyn Willis of Detroit were guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Downes, sharing social time and hospitality in a local circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean McLean
Evelyn Willis
Detroit
Philip W. Downes
GREENSBORO AND ITS ENvirons Deaths and visits noted in Greensboro area
John P. Pepper aged 76 dies at home after long illness survived by daughter Myrtle Pepper and brother Joseph Pepper of Harrington along with grandchildren Mary Catherine and Anne Porter. Funeral at home with Rev G W Dawson. interment in Greensboro cemetery. Also funeral services for William T. Vickery at Greensboro Baptist Church. burial in Greensboro cemetery. The column lists numerous visiting relatives, neighbors, and social visits across Greensboro, Denton, Bridgetown and surrounding areas, including marriages, births, birthday observances, and travels to Rehoboth Beach and other locations. Regulars, extended families, and regional ties feature in a dense, era-style community chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Pepper
Myrtle Pepper
Greensboro
Joseph Pepper
Harrington
Del
Mary Catherine
Anne Porter
G. W. Dawson
Methodist Episcopal Church
William T. Vickery
Greensboro Baptist Church
D. Earl Willis
Greensboro Cemetery
Samuel Vickery
Chester
Maggie Griffin
Denton
Craig
John Vickery
Alfred Blackburn
J. E. Weaver
Hilda
Roy Slaughter
Howard Thomas
Mary Mitchell
Anna Blackburn
Bridgetown
Mervin Mitchell
Newport
R. I
Betterton
Rehoboth Beach
John Meekins
Irvin Brumbaugh
Elizabeth Christian
Irving Jones
A. W. Brumbaugh
Oscar Wyatt
L. W. Taylor Jr
Wilton Thornton
George Murphy
Marion Dulin
Martha Barcus
Annie Jackson
Harry Rolph
Sallie Rolph
Germantown
Myra Jackson
Floyd Jackson
Martha Anne
Washington, D. C
Emma Wharton
Wilmington
Ovid D. Langrell
George Langrell
Mildred F. Marshall
Jerome Marshall
Easton
Margaret
Katherine
Pauline Gardner
M. F. Kibler
J. Richard Gardner
Danvers
Mass
W. R. Gardner
Frances
Joseph Williams
Kingston
J. H. Coursey
John Harvey
Mary Maloy
Emil Cubbage
Viola
Hubert Cubbage
Norman Cubbage
Dover
Nellie Walrath
Ralph Sharp
William
Virginia
Jean Shields
A. E. Shields
L. W. Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Thomas Taylor
Hurlock
James V. Riley
Andrew and
Idamae
Colmar Manor
D. E. Willis
Jeanne Elizabeth
Hunt Memorial Hospital
Fred Coursey
Eleanor
William Holden
Pitcairn
George Rowding
William West
Mabel Hastings
Edward Ott
Chester Taubel
Philadelphia
Florence Thornton
Lawrence
William Hammond
Masten’s Corner
Alvin Tribbitt
Rosie
Harry Thompson
Horace Case
Alan
Barbara
Effa Plummer
Pauline Adams
Charles Adams
Spencer Moore
Felton
Frank Asilton
Jennie Hopkins
Eddystone
Archie Foster
Milton Roe
Linwood Hubbard
William Earl Passwaters
Bertha Shull
Chicago
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