Denton Classifieds and Local Notices Digest
A Denton Maryland clipping lists for rent notices and sales including a heated apartment for September 1, a modern bungalow on First Street and an estate Heatrola for sale. It notes a Ladies Aid meeting August 29 and a Quaker Meeting service at 2 pm Sunday. Also mentions Denton Softball playoffs and Concord reunion with ~180 attendees, plus various ads and weather-related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Hughes
Denton
Martin C. Voss
First Street
W. D. Taylor
Nuttle Lumber and Coal Company
Denton Cleaners and Dyers
W. H. Young
Oil City
Young
O. P. Roe
7Th
Franklin Sts
Ladies Aid of
Grace Methodist Church
Walter George
Samuel Young
West Denton
Rotary Club
Wildcats
Guard
Independents
Concord
Delaware
Sons and Daughters of Concord
M. A. Hanna Susquehanna
Nuttle Lumber & Coal Co
Zach W. Wells
Carey Jones Guarment
Virginia
West Virginia
Snyder
Tuckahoe Neck
Nellie Stephens
M. Bates Stephens
Jonathan H. Harrington
J. Harlan Harrington
Ridgely
Maryland
Alexander Armstrong
Maryland State Board of Law Examiners
Baltimore
Harrington
Fidelity and Deposit Company of
Rehoboth Beach
Qgcean City
Ocean
United States
R. C. Hill
Rehoboth
Richard C. McMullen
Herbert R. O’conor
Ocean City
Reedville
Chesapeake
Fleeton
Muddy Point
Leonardtown
Ohio Valley
Jersey
Chesapeake Bay
Beautiful midsummer wedding in Denton First Methodist Church
In Denton last Sunday Dr. C Elsie Wright daughter of Dr and Mrs Fred J Wright of Denton married Dr Alton G Billmeier of Saginaw Michigan at the First Methodist Church The ceremony featured a floral green and white arrangement candles and musicians from Dover Queen Anne and Saginaw The couple will reside in Denton and practice optometry with Dr Wright Their wedding drew many guests including relatives from Detroit Cincinnati Philadelphia Wilmington Dover and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
C. Elsie Wright
Fred J. Wright
Alton G. Billmeier
Saginaw
Michigan
Lawrence E. Wimbrow
Emma Stewart
Dover
Violet Gibson
Queen Anne
Melvin Bloser
New Kensington
Carlos Hasbig
Jeannette Merrill
South Paris
Maine
Dorothy Billmeier
Jean Billkeier
Wills J. Billmeier
Martha Billmeier
James Cautton
Baltimore
Billmeier
Pennsylvania State College of Optometry
N. A. Seese
Susan Seese
Ruth Helsinger
Rehoboth
Miriam Bowman
Ronancke
A. H. Forney
Nancy and
Abram Jr
Elizabethtown
Everett Passwaters
Edna
Betty
Hazel
Shirley Anne
Marie Passwaters
Easton
Grace Wright
Leon Kaiser
George Martinak
Lupin Lodge
Melvin C. James
Preston E. Trice
Carney’s Point
N. J
R. Harrison Bryant
Petersburg
Walter Sparklin
Chris Biger
Gualtiatore
James Cutchera
Josephine
Jessie Cox
Plaindealing
Jessie Harvey
Ruth
Philadelphia
Clarence Roe
Charles Ellwanger
Lawrence Davis
Richmond
Indiana
Jeanette Buckman
Studio Village
Culver City
Calif
A. S. Tismar
Marcus Hook
and Airs
Everett Puss- Waters
Phyllis Ann Alburger
S.C. Watters
Allen
Alentown
August 27 Church Notices From Local Denominations
First Methodist Church notes Sunday services at 9 45 a m Church School James Wise returns from camp to lead Morning Worship at 10 45 a m titled A Man with Ones Gift Special music no evening service Grace Methodist Church announces regular services with morning and evening subjects and a Christian Endeavor meeting led by Muriel Lutz Wednesday choir practice and prayer meeting The Brethren Church observes fiftieth wedding anniversary of Rev and Mrs Jd W Krabill with a morning service and a family picnic at their Denton home Catholic Masses Sunday August 27 in Denton at 8 and in Ridgely at 9 30 Confessions at St Elizabeth s Denton at 7 15 a m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
L. E. Wimbrow
James A. Wise
National Guard
Grace Methodist Church
Christian Endeavor
Muriel Lutz
Brethren Church
Jd. W. Krabill
Denton and
Ridgely
St. Elizabeth'’s Church
Denton
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Golden wedding anniversary to be celebrated at Church of the Brethren
The Revo and Mrs J W Krabill mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary with morning services at the Church of the Brethren near Denton and a farm reception in the afternoon. Their family helpers include sons Verlin and Havel and daughters Mrs Lewis Natl zinger and Mrs Charles Todd, plus sisters and relatives in Ohio Michigan Washington and Maryland. Many friends and relatives, including former wedding party members and extended family, are noted in a series of brief social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Krabill
Church of the Brethren
Denton
Verlin
Pocomoke City High School
Havel
Lewis Natlzinger
Long Green
Baltimore
Charles Todd
John Jordan
Wilnington
Florence Packard
Bryan
Ohio
Washington
Carsep City
Michigan
William Tombaugh
Ao Onative
Florence Mary Bosserman
Eleazer Bosserman
Alfred Gelletly Jr
Charles
Lawrence Hayes
Wihnington
Arthur Meads
Chestertown
Tlenry Detwiler
Flod. Zeigter
A. G. Gellvtly
Rehoboth
Gladys
Florence
Minnie Steen
Jeanette Buckman
Lewis Willis
Addison
New York
Edgar S. Wills
Andersontown
Anne Rachel Willis
Roland C. Suter
Frank Lipps
B. F. Johnson
Mary Gelletly
Middletown
Del
A. G. Gelletly
Catherine Kauffman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Philip Downes Jr
Social Notes From Bur rsville and Nearby Towns
Mrs Henry Stafford spent last week in Rehoboth guest of Mr and Mrs Brown Thawley of Milford. Mrs George Locke of Washington and Mrs Silvan Ash of Dover recently visited their parents Mrs and Mrs Everett Smith. Mr and Mrs Sharvey Fountain and Dean of Chester visited the Fountain parents Sunday. Mrs Clarence Dean spent the week end with her son near Greensboro and visited White Crystal Beach Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Knotts of Chester were week end guests of his father J W Price. Mrs Heavey Griffith of Chester 22 was a week end guest of her father Ma A T Garrett. Misses Charlotte Ann and Betty Baker retired from a visit with relatives in Chester Po or and Mrs John Thawley and R A L Stafford spent Sunday at Rehoboth Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stafford
Rehoboth
Brown Thawley
Milford
George Locke
Washington
Silvan Ash
Dover
Everett Smith
Greensboro
White Crystal Beach
Ernest Knotts
Chester
J. W. Price
Poor
John Thawley
R. A L. Stafford
Rehoboth Beach
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Local Events
At a special Community Club meeting the twenty meeting Latin America program was adopted. Lemonade sale planned for Anniversary Day near ball grounds, with a booth to be used. A baseball state championship win from about thirty years ago will be celebrated at soft-ball grounds Saturday, with a parade in old-time costumes. Moving pictures from Father and Son Day shown at Recreation Center Saturday night. Various visits and social events populate the week from Ridgely to Salisbury, Washington, and Philadelphia. The Community Club seeks funds to repair the old drinking fountain in Memorial Park, and a series of yo ungs, church services, and family gatherings are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Relations Department
General Federation
Latin America
Ridgely
Charles Herzoe
Recreation Center
S. Wilson
Elsie
Ulsmere
Del
Frank Klotz
Klotz
Salisbury
Harry Wilson
Washington
Archie
Levi Replogle
David King
Phace
Baba
Church of the Brethren
Moses
Band of Mercy
New Memorial Park
Clinton Guthrie
Christian Saldiman
Bruce
Baltimoire
Patricia Anna Carter
Downes Chapel
Kenton
Guthnes
J. A. Mitchell
Edna Hetchler
A. G. Gellerly
Willston
Mass
Mary Gellerly
Middletown
Alfred Gellerhy Jo
Charles
Henry Cgellerly
Detroit
Mich
Charles Stevenson
Tueday
Grange
University of Pennsylvania
Plarksbirg
Ler Intsband
Altoona
Jesse H. Zeigler
College Park
Palmyra
Emily Curry
Carlile Bennington
Clark
Tolchester
Clarry Stedman
Ronald Bane
Barbara
Alice Bennington
Elizabeth Haymarker
Centreville
Easton
Joanne
James
Edna Detwiler
Rehoboth
Thompson Swing
Suzanne
Keene Saulsbury
Pennsylvania
Frank Flounders
Willams and Son
Hamilton
Rutherford
N. J
Jiames Roe
Reading
Alice Wilson
Stella Matthews
Wichard Jones
Price
Howerd Quaintance
Silver Springs
John Davis
Donald Wilson
Clinton Stoops
Connie
Nari Wilson
Straight Lines Cut Cost: A REA Cooperatives Bid for Electricity
A rural electric cooperative explains why its lines are placed in straight routes to minimize costs. Bent lines require extra anchors and guy wires, raising principal and interest. Some residents oppose pole placement, risking service delays for themselves and neighbors, but engineers stressed poles spared from farm disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REA
Social Visit Notes From Federalsburg Community
Local residents hosted and visited neighbors from Federalsburg to Philadelphia Allentown Westminster and Wilmington. Relatives participated in services and programs, convalescence updates noted and several family outings referenced with names and towns across Maryland and nearby states.
Weekend Visits Across Counties Highlight Local Life
Goldsboro residents Miss Etta Mae Russell and Marguerite Griffin from Washington visited Griffin's mother Mrs. Jennie Griffin and sister Mrs. Marjorie Williams. Other locals hosted relatives from West Virginia and Pennsylvania while a group from here joined the New York World's Fair excursion.
Adams Cross Roads Social Notes at Slaughier's Beach
Adams Cross Roads reports a group including Mr and Mrs Ira Adams and Virginia Lee Rodison enjoyed sea breezes at Slaughier's Beach last Sunday. Others visiting included the Devore and Wheatley families with Wayne, and Lawrence Inges of Wilmington with Mrs Arthur Adams. Mrs Lee Adams from Cambridge visited relatives at Adams Cross Roads last week. Alvin Seely of Virginia spent the weekend with his parents Fred and Mrs Seely. Sunday School Sunday morning at Bloomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Adams
John Adams
Virginia Lee Rodison
Slaughier’s Beach
Dave Devore
George Wheatley
Wayne
C. W. Adams
Lawrence Inges
Wilmington
Arthur Adams
Lee Adams
Cambridge
Adams Cross Roads
Alvin Seely
Virgina
Fred Seely
Bloomery
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter On town cleanup
Town notes chores for Jake to haul trash on Fridays and collect garbage on Saturdays at 10 cents per household. Residents urged to place waste in cans boxes or baskets at the curb. A social round of visits includes Greensboro North Carolina travelers and several Wilmington Philadelphia and Baltimore visitors. Horse show attendance cited and local social calls noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake
Herbert Sherwin
Ernestine
Dorothy
Sidney
Hilin and
Herbert
Greensboro
N. C
Francis Beaven
Lay Beaven
Beaven
Ocean City
Harry Messick
Wilmington
Vandegrift
Augustus Hulston
Newark
Del
Arthur Holt
Virginia
Ethel
Joseph M. Eaton
Charlanne
Frances Fisher
Rock Hall
Garton
Nellie Brynes
Bartley Broderick
Baltimore
Sholt
Naomi Ralph Parker
Philadelphia
Steven Kaiser
G. B. Stewart
Betty Sparks
Betty Morse
Telchester
Catherine Skinner
John Skinner
R. L. Matthews
R. E. Bramble
Booker
Queenstown
Milton Beaven
Nancy Ruth Price
Easton
Betty Lee Morse
Local social notes from Queen Anne district residents
A roundup of weekend visits and travels across Queen Anne with Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Goodhand, Flowers, Pinder, Blades, Cooper, Schall, Bankert, Beall, Sneed, Sparks, Saulsbury, Gibson, Slayton, Parker, Kane, Howard, and Clark. Guests portrayed at homes in Ruthsburg, Kent Island, Taneytown, Rehoboth Beach, and Wilmington with mentions of National Guard camp and Cape May summer stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Moore
Alvan Neavitt
Frances Fisher
Ronnie Harding
Randolph Field
Texas
Alvan Moore
William Kersey
Kent Island
Goodhand
Howard P. Flowers
Donald Flowers
Penn’s Grove
N. J
Eleanor Flowers
Washington
Sydney Pinder
Edgar Blades
Rehoboth Beach
Blades
Brown Thawley
William Cooper
Salisbury
M. S. Cooper
Hilsboro
Fred B. Sylvester
Charles Schall
Paul Bankert
Union Mills
Beall
Rose Beall
Taneytown
Rita Clark
Thomas Slayton
Cape May
N. A
Juanita Howard
Bobby
Horace Morgan
Rita Claark
Nelson C. Brown
Cheyney
Pearl Eveland
Robert Eveland
Wallace Clark
Brooklyn
N. Y
Social visits and guests across several towns
Greensboro and surrounding areas share a flurry of visiting relatives and friends. Elma Dill and Pearl from Rehoboth Beach visited Oscar Wyatt, Milo Evans and daughters Ruth and Betty spent Monday night in Clayton, Delaware, Jack Wells from Chester Pa visited Oscar A Nichols and Glen Price, and the Evans and Wells families hosted, with Lacey Wilson from Wilmington and Patty Ann Taylor visiting West Collingswood New Jersey. Ellen Edwards improves at home after illness, Oscar Kinnamon of Marcus Hook visited his uncle James Pinder, John Andrew visited sister Veda Wubbard in Philadelphia, Milly Anne Cochran returns from Rehoboth Beach, and Alvah Dobson of Washington spent the weekend with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Dill
Pearl
Rehoboth Beach
Oscar Wyatt
Milo Evans
Ruth
Betty
Clayton
Del
Jack Wells
Chester
Oscar A. Nichols
Glen Price
Wellsboro
Nelson Evans
Nelson Jr
Milly Anne Cochran
Mis
Lacey Wilson
Wilmington
Michael Ash
Anna L. Taylor
Patty Ann
West Collingswood
N. J
Oscar Kinnamon
Marcus Hook
James Pinder
John Andrew
Veda Wubbard
Philadelphia
Ellen Edwards
Sallie Minner
M. B. Cooper Alvah Dobson
Washington
Greensboro
Meekins
Cranfield
Liberty Church
Old Brick Church
Francis Henry Roberts
Sara Catherine Simpson
R. W. Kirwan
Alvin Simpson
Hattie Roberts
Thomas Simpson
George Gottwall
Town
Remington Wiley
Fairview
Eric Altwine
Jersey City
Catherine Gottwals
Weehawken
Charles Gottwals
Union City
Abram Gottwals
Fred Shultie
Oak Orchard
W. B. Massey
B. G. Richards
William H. Tompkins Sr
William Tompkins Jr
Salem
S. C. Johnson
Haddick
Luray Caverns
Skyline Drive
Kern Jack McPeak
Margaret Virginia Fletcher
Paul Burke
The
Baptist Church
Oscar Welch
William Waskell
Millington
Lulu Francis
J. E. Weaver Sr
Roy Slaughter
Clifford Heinold
Peggy Smith
Temple Smith
John Shulties
William Morgan
Newark
Alfred Blackburn
Clara Seward
New England States
George Stevenson
Dorothy
Grace Andrew
Misa Amelia Fuchs
Preston
Ruthanna
Ida Clark
Chick Pearson
Wilson Thornton
Bill McClyment
Horace Case
Effa Plummer
Ernestine Carroll
Kathleen Edwards
Edward Nichols
Davis Bishop
Telchester Beach
Leon Greeley
Emma
Leona
Martha Barcus
Annie Jackson
Jesse Gibson
Ethel Pritchett
Addie Jewell
Rehoboth
Bake Wyatt
W. H. Wyatt
Isabel Wyatt
Paul Dobson
Prestonian Weekend Guests Attend Ocean City Outing
A long list of Preston residents and visitors spent Sunday in Ocean City including Ed Lane and Paul Campbell families, Clara Corkran, the Lane siblings, Alice Pitts of Petersburg, and Walter Wrights circle. Certificates were awarded to Lois Dulin, Jean McAllister, Doris Covey, and Betty Engerman for beginner swimming at Federalsburg pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean City
Ed. Lane
Paul Campbell
Clara Corkran
Roland Lane
Kenneth Lane
Larue Lane
Elbert Engle
Lloyd Perry
Bill Waters
Petersburg
Walter Wright
Alice Pitts
Burton -Proctor
C. W. Elzey
Rachael Baylor
Luke Amato
Frances Bartley
Newark
Del
W. H., Collins
J. Philips Wright
Cambridge
Maryland Police Association
Stewart Ayton
Richardson Park
Harry Reich
Greensboro
Eugene Douglas
Catherine Douglas
Baltimore
S. E. Douglas
John H. Stieff
Linthicum Heights
Mid
Raymond Poole
Elbert Edgell
Slurlack
W. J. Bonner
Ralph P. Agnew
Ithaca
N. Y
Hi. B. Wright
Irving Fooks
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Nell Fooks
Fletcher Sisk
Fletcher
Barbara
Olin Todd
Lloyd Brodes
Newton Harrison
Iva Jean
Borman
Eleanor Engerman
Wm. Dugan
Aberdeen
Dugan
Frank Turner
Washington
Chas. M. Turner
Sarah Smith
Chas. Bacon
Wilmington
Helen Smith
Roy Tufft Jr
Elizabeth Tufft
Hayward Dean
Linwood
Larry
Dean
Cedar Grove
Ella Whiteley
Isabel Douglas
Leslie Dean
Trenton
N. J
Chas. Dean
Sophie Vickers
New Jersey
Mildred Engerman
Donald Korte
Billy
New York
Jennie Savage
Rehoboth Beach
Ridgely Groom Rufus Wagner Weds Mildred Reber
Ridgely resident Rufus Wagner married Mildred Reber of Warnersville Pa on August 12. Victoriaville social notes record local trips and visits as residents mingle with relatives in Denton Baltimore Swedesboro Rehoboth Ocean City andChincoteague while others enjoy seaside house parties and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Wagner
Ridgely
Mildred Reber
Warnersville
Melvin Bennington
Denton
Herbert Lane
Harper
James Gaitery
Baltimore
Robert Headley
Swedesboro
N. J
I. T. Saulsbury
Miriam Holsinger
Lawrence Faith
Ocean City
Arthur Richard
Rehoboth
Alice Bennington
Chincoteague
R. E. Fountain
Maplewood
Greensboro Fest For Volunteer Fire Company Planned
A Greensboro area celebration is set for Friday evening September 1 to aid the Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company. A 6 30 comic parade with bands and freaks opens the festivities followed by a concert on a new bandstand beside the Meekins store. Proceeds fund rural fire equipment and 1000 gallons of gasoline will be given away at the close. A second street meeting on the Meekins lot, hosted by Old Brick Church, invites church participation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Eugene TL. Foster
East Orange
Eugene of
Daly
Helen Segar
Whitford
John Segar
Tuckahoce Neck
Eva Pinder
Mars
Chris River
Mary KiheaHen
J. Calvin Ward
Emily G. Swiss
Arlington, Va
Burrsville
Choptank Cooperative Inc
Hobbs
Burt Smith
E. S. Evans
Allentown
Ruth Miller
Raymond
Margaret Rielly
Oscar Willoughby
Fred Uubbard
Williamsburg
Carlile Roe
Federalsbre
F. E. Davis
J. A. Dandy
Frances Bennett
Erman Miller
West Chester
R. Smith
W. J. Jump
Bulky
Andrey and
Ward
T. Ho Towers
Prank Davis
Bob. Aten
J. Chutlineh
Larvey Towers
Win. Murphy
Blanche Dimes
Bridgeville
W. E. Stubbard
Daflin
J. A. Willoughby
John Cahee
Grove
B. B. Allen
Walton Dukes
Federalsburg
Terry Nichols
Goldsboro
Etta Mae Russell
Marguerite Griffin
Jennie Griffin
Marjorie Williams
Adam Crawford
Fred
John Crawford
Leroy Cartwright
Mary Lou
Mollie Shockley
Sadie Shockley
Eastville
Noarfolk
Arnald Shively
Catonsville
Noble Shively
Alvin Melvin
Curtis
Yonke
Harrisburg
Yoder
Esther DeWitt
Collingswood
Hillsboro
Twin Towns
Tuckahoe
Mie
Pepe Mr