Local ads and notices mix with obituaries in Denton page
A collage of notices from: furniture sale bargains in Denton and nearby towns, a dentist’s vacation absence, fruit offerings, church Ladies Aid meeting, a crab feast by the American Legion, storm losses at a farm, a living room furniture arrival, Golden Opportunity Week sales, a funeral for Mrs Mary Warren, and staff changes at Nuttle Lumber. Also upcoming Kid Party at Furman’s Grove, and obituaries for Preston C Parvis with details of surviving relatives and past life as a Caroline county farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Newham
Marcus Aurelius
Cal
Denton
C. V. West
M. A. Brackett
Frederick Harper
Royal Oak
M. P. Church
Samuel Young
Walter George
Samuel Johnson
Hobbs
Hickman
Del
A. Sewell Abbott
J. Ed. Nichols
Internal Revenue
West Denton
Caroline Post
American Legion
Garland Lake
Electric Pond
Legion
D. I. Patchett
M. K. Newnam
Golden Opportunity
Mary Warren
Charles Warren
Wesley Church
Sapp
Harrington
Messrs
J. W. Price
L. P. Voss
Frank Ross
R. Wesley Ross
W. T. Baker
G. L. Blades
Arthur P. Atkinson
Maryland
Virginia
Nuttle Lumber & Coal Company
Talbot
Queen Anne
Kent
Atkinson
Salisbury
Nuttle Lumber & Coal Co
Ozzie Parker
Furman’s Grove Homemaker’s' Club
Robert Schall
Hillsboro
Preston C. Parvis
Pritchett
Urban Avenue
Norwood
Sudlersville
M. E. Church
Purvis
Loren S. Pritchett
Preston W. Parvis
Wilmington
Joseph M. Parvis
Baltimore
Parvis
Henderson
Caroline County
Joseph L
Susan A. Norris Parvis
Mrs
Social News Notes Highlight Local Marriages
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Rebecca S. Medford Scott to Joseph Frank Petrick in Wilmington Del. and other weddings and social visits across Caroline and Queen Anne counties. The piece lists attendants, families, and upcoming residences, with numerous neighbors and relatives hosting gatherings and travel for summer pleasure and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca S. Medford Scott
Franklin P. Medford Sr
Caroline County
Katherine C. Scott
New York
Baltimore
Joseph Frank Petrick
Frank J. Petrick
Elkridge
St. Ann’s R. C
Wilmington
Del
J. J. Bolen
Florence Boulden Hess
Marion B. Roberts
University Hospital
Petrick
Mary Scott
John Scott
Roxborough
Philadelphia
Clarence Rice Jr
Williston
J. Ellsworth Creps
Presbyterian Church
Clearfield
Claudell E. Wright
Federalsburg
Mr. Wright
Emily Scott
Old Eastern Shore Trust Co reorganized and reopened
The County Trust Company of Maryland with 21 branches and over 10 million in resources opened for business last Monday after reorganization approved by State Bank Commissioner John J. Ghingher. It reports 7.5 million in deposits and 2.6 million in capital, no indebtedness, and has divested real estate except banking houses. Hooper Miles remains directing head. RF C aided with 1.6 million loan and 500 thousand in Class A debentures. Branches listed in Annapolis Cambridge East New Market Federalsburg Glen Burnie Hoopers Island Harlock Indian Wend LaPlata Leonardtown Mechanicsville Owings Prince Frederick Salisbury Sharptown Snow Hill Solomons St. Michaels Upper Marlboro Vienna Wingate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the County Trust Company of
Maryland
John J. Ghingher
Trust Company
Hooper
Miles
Salisbury
State Bank
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
County Corporation
County Trust Company
The
Annapolis
Cambridge
East New Market
Federalsburg
Glen Burnie
Hoopers Island
Harlock
Indian Wend
LaPlata
Leonardtown
Mechanicsville
Owings
Prince Frederick
Sharptown
Snow Hill
Solomons
St. Michaels
Upper Marlboro
Vienna
Wingate
Will and estate actions include stock sales and guardianship
The record lists probate actions for Sarah E. Williams and William E. Webb plus administrator orders to sell shares in Eastern Shore Public Service Company and Continental Can Co. It notes estates of T Frederick Towers and Albert S Handy, and a guardianship account for Joseph H Perry Jr. Also reports the death of Lavinia Coranway Williams aged 85 in Federalsburg with funeral services held at Cokesbury Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Williams
John B. Medford
Anna B. Medford
Eastern Shore Public Service Company
Henry Medford
John S. Medford
Wiliam E. Webb
Emory J. Webb
Alda P. Whitby
William B. Carroll
William E. Webb
Lawrence B. Towers
T. Frederick Towers
Continental Can Co
Roland C. Handy
Alice Y. Handy
Albert S. Handy
Martha Johnson
Helen Boyce
Everett Nuttle
G. Noble
Handy
W. aArthur Sculley
Joseph H. Perry Jr. Minor
Denton National Bank
Denton
Maryland
Death of William H Wilkinson in Ocean View
William Henry Wilkinson died Tuesday afternoon at Ocean View Virginia after a heart attack. A Burrsville native, he was sixty one and founded the Caroline Sim and had led the paper as owner and editor since 1902. Funeral services were held Friday in Ridgely with former pastors officiating. he is survived by his widow Annie Burton Wilkinson, a son Burton, a granddaughter, and three sisters. The weekly notes also report on Ridgely Theatre reopening, local residents visiting, and community notices including new district appointments and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Coulson
J. M. Coulson
Salisbury
Kenneth J. Seigworth
Frostburg
Seigworth
Department of Forestry
Joseph H. Vanzant
Philadelphia
Caroline
Queen Anne's
Vansant
Greensboro
Katherine Keeny
St. Louis
Alice Graef
Wright
J. Owen Knotts
Margaret Jane
Atlantic City
Ambassador Hotel
Knotts
American Bar Association
Walter Swiss
Orme George
Camp Oaking
Ton
Garey
Chesapeake
Georgia Elaine Haynie
Baltimore
Denton
Wm. D. Uhler
Williston
J. Ed Nichols
M. A. Brackett
Rehoboth
Ridgely
T. Mark Breeding
J. L. Hughes
Bridge
Winfield T. Nichols
Maud Henry
Nelson
S. K. Wolf
Colonial Heights
Wilmington
Harry Holtgreve
Moorestown
N. J
C. W. Holtgreve
Tuckahoe Neck
J. L. Stevens
Milford
Jack Henry Watson
Harvey Warren
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Wm. H. Anderson
Eliza Goldsborough
George Hall Goldsborough
J. Andrew Muncks
Guilford
J. B. Davis
Louise McClellan
Oxford
Lavinia Coranway Williams
Frank L. Willliams
Williams
Sussex County
Del
G. Samuel Williams
Dorchester County
Frank L
Horace V. Williams
E. W. McDowell
Claymont
Belle Dickerson
Frank Conaway
Woodland
Cokesbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Here
Thomas S. Ilott
William Henry Wilkinson
Ocean View
Mr. Wilkinson
Burrsville
Denton Journal
Caroline Sim
Ife
W. E. Habbart
Dover
R. L. Tawes
Ocean City
Wilkinson
Annie Burton Wilkinson
Burton
Ida Benderscheil
L. T. Nelson
K. M. Barnette
Detroit
Mich
Ridgely Community Theatre
Ridgely Theatre
E. G. Finney
Finney
Lith Avenue
Altoona
Playhouse
Fulton Opera House
Lancaster
Moreland Theatre
Cleveland
Ohio
Mrs
Martin Johnson
American Museum of Natural History of
New York City
Clay
Richmond
Edna Detwiler
Barry Henrions
Paul Hoffman
J. J. Ivison
Andrew Mitchell
Ada
Elsie Matthews
Frank Simons
J. P. Swing
Sk. G. Saulsbury
Misses Hessie
Sadie Wilson
Hamilton Roe
Department of Commerce
Central Ave
ST. Saulsbury
Ada Detwiler
Elma Wilson
Charles High
Slaughter’s Beach
Fort Solis
Bury
Elmer E. Coblenz
Reading
St. Paul's Reformed
Sunuday
Coblenz
Walter Uennington
Paul and
Melvin
Lee Mitchell
Onella
Kent Temple
S. S. Washington
Bell Force
Hin
New York
Europe
Hanna Kauffman
George Cohee
Alton Kauffman
Linwood
Thelma Snowberger
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Sara Hoffman
Thomas Gaitley
Mary Wharton
Viol
Mable Jones
Emily Stevenson
Fred Keeneman
Frank Seward
J. W. Gibson
Felton
Mulford Swing and Son
Ernest Smith
Middletown Ministerial Association
Hillsboro Church
Ladies Aid
Woman's Nome Missionary Societies
Woman's Auxiliary
Hillsboro Club
Gardner
Hostess Church
Mollie Diggans
Diggans
Howard Jarman
Berlin
George Shower
Nancy
New Jersey
Bishop
St. Paul's M. E. Church South
John Paul ‘Tyler
Harry Knotts
North Carolina
M. F. Garrigues
Christian Holsinger
Bernard Sparks
Norace Morgan
Warry Clark
Elaine Murphy
John Taylor
Paul McQuay
St. Michaels
Paul Jn
iMr
John Trice
Wilson Dukes
Centreville
Susie Anderson
Easton
Dorothy Lassiter
Washington, D. C
Herbert Slayton
George Eaton Jr
Browne Eaton
Penn’s Grove
Marguerite Holsinger
Clarence Bennett
Ambrose Lucas
Harry Moore
Rehoboth Beach
Tolchester
Elinor Flowers
Shirley Morton
Wilbur Fleming
Oaks School and community notes amid a storm
The item cataloges local people and events around Hillsboro and Middletown, noting the Oaks School site, visits from Washington and Baltimore, hospital updates, church activities, and social gatherings at Rehoboth and Slaughter's Beach. It lists residents, visitors, and weekly plans, with brief health and travel updates.
Birthplace visit marks long journey for Burrsville visitors
Joseph Lewis of Philadelphia and two nieces, Mrs. George of Marshallton and Mrs. Funk of Philadelphia, toured Burrsville revisiting old homesteads tied to early family ties. A Saturday Sun visit included watermelon with R. H. Dill, and stops at the Lewis homestead now Austine Stafford’s home. Several social gatherings followed in town as residents hosted friends and relatives, with notes on local church activities and hospital stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Joseph Lewis
Philadelphia
Samuel Lewis
George, J
Marshallton
Del
Funk
Joseph Baker
Baker
T. Wesley Porter
John Thawley
R. H. Dill
Lewis
Austine Stafford
Edgar Pearson
Everett Smith
Mitchell
Elias Pearson
Brown Thawley
Edgar Blades
Dodds
Mary Louise
Hillsboro
Rehoboth
Pauline Parker
Germany Town
Atlantic City
Charles Ellwanger
Easton Hospital
Emory Pearson
Oklahoma
Clarence Voss
Robert Stafford
Clayton Stafford
Wilmington
Harvey Griffith
Chester
A. T. Garrett
Henry Hurd
John Baker
Harrington
Philadelphia Milk Marketing Agreement Gains Nationwide Support
Secretary Wallace signs the Philadelphia Milk Marketing Agreement under the NRA, setting a minimum consumer price and a 33¢ per hundredweight increase to farmers. Milk distributors sign on to cooperate with the national recovery program, licenses issued to enforce compliance, and production records may be reviewed. Territory spans Johnstown to Easton, covering much of Pennsylvania, southern New Jersey, Delaware, the Eastern Shore of Maryland, and part of Maryland’s Frederick/Frederick area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Blue Eagle
Philadelphia
Wallace
Seeres
Johnstown
Easton
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Washington County
Frederick County
Concord Area Social Notes Highlight Local Camps and Visits
A crowded Sunday scene centers on Laurel Camp with many families visiting and entertaining. Olaf and wife, Vanscoy family, Raymond and family, Harvey Lord and others share gatherings with relatives from Chester Pa. and Newark Del. Visits span Dover, Newark, Easton, Rehoboth and Philadelphia, with retreats to White Crystal Beach and Shiloh Camp as church closure runs through September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Camp
Olaf Smith
Norman Vanscoy
Wilbur
Raymond Smith
Harvey
Lord
Billy
Earl
Frank Doerr
Charles Edgell
Alex Noble
Mildred
Ruth
Chester
Glyde Thomas
Lois Ann
Swarthmore
James Hopkins
Harrington
Harvey Gooden
Noble
Doris Folk
Harold
Newark
Del
Harvey Lord
Paul
Donald
Ethel
Robert Folk
Dover
White Crystal
Manor Crystal Beach
Lynnie Lord
Easton
Bart White
Denton
Francis Atkinson
Francis Lord
Philadelphia
Fletcher Hignutt
Federalsburg
al Majors
Sherman Lynn
California
Clarence Atkinson
S. L. Hanby
8. L. Ianby
Hillsboro Queen Anne Social Roundup
Local notes list gatherings and visits around Easton and Queen Anne area. Residents including Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood, Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Jarrell, and others attended parties, visits, and weekend trips to Crystal Beach, Frankford, Baltimore, and Germantown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Sherwood
Joe Eaton
Frances Fisher
Horace Duffey
Easton
David Johns
Ollie Hubbard
New York
Chas, Hubbard
Chas. Webster
East New Market
Chas
Jarrell
James Sherwood
Jimmy
William Sherwood
Little Bill
Joe Taylor
Kemp Stewart
Sharon
Chas, Sharp
James Sloan
Rehoboth
Norman Clark
Milford Kline
Crystal Beach
J. W. Gardner
Miss Marian
Frankford
Del
Washington,d. C
Chas. Jarrell
J. R. Jarrell
Germantown
Frank Fleming
William Powell
Hartington
Blanch Brant
Clara Price
Queen Anne
Harry Fisher
Baltimore
I. T. Sparklin
Ella Jinp
Gladys Gale
Local social notes from Preston and nearby towns
A flurry of visits and gatherings from Oxford and Baltimore to Philadelphia and Wilmington includes Eleanor Kauffman Marian Travers and many Wrightson Bonner and Harrison relatives hosting Junior Set events a lawn picnic at Poplar Grove and several bridge parties plus reports of tomato factories resuming limited runs and residents vacationing at Ocean City and Ocean Grove with multiple stays and day trips noted by the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Kauffman
Oxford
Marian Travers
Baltimore
Russell Hurley
Donald Russell
Missouri
Edgar Wrightson
Wrightson
Hilda Mae Bonner
Philadelphia
Sara Swiss
Denton
Johnson Bonner
Bonner
Emalene Wright
Poplar Grove
Harry Temple
Collingswood
Wilfred Temple
Detroit
Mich
Charles Harrison
Ella Harrison
May Barrow
Mary
Ralph Logan
Charles Whiteley
Nelson
Edwin Wright
Ocean City
Dora Noble
Federalsburg
J. T. Dennis
Marion Hubbard
D. M. Cheezum
Emily Wright
Flennes Wright
Wilmington
Sara Fletcher
Burton Proctor Jr
Proctor
Purnell Dennis
St. Paul
Ed Glass
Betty Lou
J. P. Harris
Medford Fooks
L. Fooks
Fletcher Sisk
Howard Harris
Glass
James Carroll
Hurlock
Deaths and notices from Greensboro and surrounds
Isaac Steele aged 77 died at his daughter Mrs. John R Meekins home after years of poor health. Surviving are four daughters and two sons with services held at his daughter's home led by Rev George W Dalson. Interment Greensboro cemetery. Charles Bryant 68 of near Marydel died of heart disease. Funeral at Rawlings parlors and burial to Pittsfield Mass. Surviving include widow and daughter. Numerous social visits, relatives, and travel notes from area residents and guests follow with several weekend trips and visits to family across Maryland Delaware and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Steele
John R. Meekins
Delaware
Harvey Moore
Magnolia
Del
Andrew Faulkner
Clay
Mont
Joseph H. Roche
Ridgely
Thomas
Ernest Steele
Salisbury
George W. Dawson
Greensboro
Charles Bryant
Marydel
R. B. Rawlings
J. C. Ledbetter
Pittsfield
Mass
Chris Speaker
Norristown
Thomas Swain
Newark
Evelyn Hubsbard
Harlan Edwards
Town
Eva Dennis
Denton
Clinton Edwards
Charles Sipple
Kenneth Bostic
Marcus Hook
William Sipple
Audrey
Wilmington
Oscar Wyatt
Jack Boulais
Philadelphia
Boulais
Ernest Edwards
Joseph Edwards
Andrew Mack
Alice and
Ruth
Yorks
George Gottwall
Leonard Murphy Jr
Newport
Fred Murphy
Marie Edwards
Walter Cooper
Hollandsville
Medford Price
Billie Lerch
Wilbur Carroll
Atlantic City
N. J
Elizabeth Downes
Mr. Whitby
Lucy Dingledine
Margaret Gottwals
New York City
George Gottwals
H. T. Langmaid
L. S. Jones
Mountain Lake Park
William Joiner
Florence Phyllis
Alvin Tribbett
Jhhildren
Leonard Clark
Lloyd Taylor
Anne
Reading
Florence Woolyhand
Sadlersville
Roy Riddleberger
Mae Richards
Swarthmore
Earl McClyments
Lydia A. Dabson
Harvey Dobson
Cape Charles
James Curry
Paul Curry
Paul
Rehoboth Beach
Carrie Hobbs
Baltimore
Burt Hobbs
Oscar Nichols
Michael Ash
Smyrna
J. H. C. Legg
G. W. Eliason
Centreville
Conrad Travers
Milford
Orville Travers
Carl Lee Thornton
Annie Hall
Templeville
Earl Sparks
New Jersey
Oliver Marker
James Voshell
Sara Smith
Preston
Eleanor Taylor
Louise Swann
Hubert Dill
Maud Edwards
C. M. Jones
Washington
N. A. Smith
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the Local Department
R. W. Downes
Josephine Downes
Lulu
Charlotte Temple
Juliaetta Henry
Mary Ivins
Louise Golt
Frank H. Price
A. A. Price
Mervin A. Pentz
Mervin Jr
C. A. Pentz
Charles W. Shawn and Son
Onancock
Ruth Wheatley
Middletown
Mary Orme
E. W. Breeding
Jean Temple
William Irwin
Walter Vogel
George Daniels
Samuel Cloud
Dawson O. George
May Moffit
Anne Lewis
Elias Nuttle
Chestertown
Emmett Wignutt
Edna B. Green
Helen Chaffinch
OLD Eastern Shore Trust CO. Reorganized
Rwgely
Oaks School
B. B. Allen
J. R. Ricards
O. J. Challinch
Elmer Walters
Ehner Jones
L. SH. ‘Thomas
Marietta Butler
Skelen
Catherine Towers
Harold Brooks
L. WH. Thomas
Greenwood Homemakers’ Club
John Lister
L. Hopkins Thomas
Central Armature Works
Emmett Layton
Frank Mitchell
Richard Merriken
M. Merriken
L. H. Thomas
John Ricards
Christian Science Monitor
Chrisheart
Tian Science Monitor
Iwallace
Philadelphia Territory
Concord
Hillsborg
Twin Towns
Tuckahoe
Ella Henry
A. W. Sisk
H. M. Hollis
Contract Bridge Club
Lillie Miles
Fairmont
Mrs. van Dyke
Louise van Dyke
Rev. van Dyke
Ocean Grove
Medford Burgess
Franklin
Charles Dickens