Local items mix ads and notices from Denton Md
Activities include dry cleaning sales furniture announcements and room rentals in Denton Maryland. Notices cover a fatal highway crash near Federalsburg involving Leslie Lyons and a separate inquest, along with church meetings a theater reopening and a fire at a nearby home.
Social notes from Denton echo family visits and guest lists
Miss Louise Fisher has joined Western Maryland College as assistant registrar and assistant to the president after a career with Swarthmore Chau tautaqua and Salisbury High School. Numerous guests and visitors, including the Dukes and sisters, Fonvielle and Magruder families, Misses Senate Hamasch Andrews, and W. W. Sorority members, fill Denton households with house parties and weekend gatherings at Rehoboth and Ocean City.
Local Social Notes From Rehoboth And Nearby Areas
Families and friends visitations fill the week with trips to Philadelphia Delaware and Maryland. Mr and Mrs Fred Cohee with children Dawson and Meria travel to Rehoboth while Miss Minnie Dukes aids sister Minnie in Philadelphia. Others return from Tennessee and Kentucky as guests visit in Quakertown Williston guests and Midshipman Ernest G Cooper enjoys vacation.
Community notes of visits and events in Maryland and Philadelphia
Greensboro residents and others from Philadelphia and nearby towns spent weekends visiting relatives in Dorchester County. Local social rounds include bridge at Mrs. Rich’s, trips to Ocean City and Rehoboth, and a host of visitors from Wilmington and New York. A Legion funeral for Percy Snowberger highlighted military honors, with Lt. Walraven leading the escort. Maryland announces 1933 license plates with blue background and white letters, and a 1934 sample in white with blue letters has been prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland National Guard
Queen Anne’s County
American Legion
Robert Fleetwood
Maryland
Weekly Ahigely News Letter Promotes Ministries and Local Happenings
The weekly column notes Rev. Dr. W F Corkran of Crisfield will lead the Methodist pulpit next Sunday with the Sterling Male Quartette in attendance. Dr Tindley and possible participation by Rev J J Bunting are mentioned. It recounts anniversaries, funerals, visits, farm activity, and local social news across Ridgely and surrounding towns, with notes on church services, burning hay, and school appointments.
Poole Family and Friends Visit Notes Headlines
Preston Mr and Mrs Raymond Poole and son and Mrs M M Parker visited in Baltimore on Wednesday Miss Henrietta Poole returned home with them after visiting relatives there for several weeks Mrs L P Cannon entertained Mrs C E Anderson and daughter Mrs Victor Lewis and son of Bridgeville and Mrs I O Dean of Federalsburg on Tuesday Mrs C J Dean gave a surprise party for her niece Virginia Blades who celebrated her eleventh birthday last Wednesday Mr and Mrs Max Chambers returned last week after spending three weeks with Mr Chambers parents in North Carolina Mrs Grace Clements of Plainfield N J and Mr Purnell Dennis are visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Jesse Dennis Mr and Mrs Max Chambers have as their guests this week Mr Chambers sister and friend Mr and Mrs A M Willey and family motored to Rehoboth on Tuesday Mrs J F Patchett is spending this week with relatives in New York Mrs Lydia Price is visiting her sister Mrs George Poole
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Laramore
Downes
Norman Wilson
Newport
Del
James Wilson
Elsmere
William Harrison Jr
Harrington
L. S. Matthews
Frank Matthews
Caroline Ebling
Salisbury Normal School
Board of Education
Moore's
Saulsbury Brothers
Holsinger and Son
Swing Brothers
Paul Temple
New York
Robert Dean Jr
Jesse Zeizler
M. W. Wiley
William Matthews
Smyrna
Dover
Houston Pennington
Lydia Pennington
Philadelphia
Florence Lane
I. E. Mason
Ray Mason
Grenlock
N. J
Elizabeth Smith
Baltimore
R. E. Smith
Martha Cannon
Elizabeth
Edith McNabb
Eudowood Sanatorium
Vergie Sparks
Margaret Sparks
David Strite
George Cherry
Irene Cherry
M. W. Craine
Altoona
William Wooters
Lee Mitchell
Ben Greenly
Burrsville
Ray Frampton
H. H. Beekman
Wilson Jackson
Emma Jackson
Rehoboth
T. L
R. S. Stewart
Briar Cliff Manor
Mary Laird
Viola Jones
Denton
Raymond Poole
M. M. Parker
Henrietta Poole
L. P. Cannon
C. E. Anderson
Victor Lewis
Bridgeville
I. O. Dean
Federalsburg
C. J. Dean
Virginia Blades
Max Chambers
Chambers
North Carolina
Grace Clements
Plainfield
Purnell Dennis
Jesse Dennis
A. M. Willey
J. F. Patchett
Lydia Price
George Poole
Community Notes Highlight Mrs Sallie Towers Birthday
Mrs Sallie Towers celebrated her birthday with a Friday evening gathering of friends including Mrs Helen Frampton Miss Ruth Charleston of Philadelphia and several Towers relatives. Guests enjoyed ice cream and cake and exchanged gifts. The piece lists numerous visitors from Wilmington Philadelphia Federalsburg Salisbury and Camden and notes a Sunday visit by families and a Cheezum farm Sunday School picnic on Choptank river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Towers
Helen, Frampton
Ruth Charleston
Philadelphia
Ella Griffith
Iva
Lydia Nichols
Howard Bennett
Lulu Beauchamp
Carrie Towers
Grace Sullivan
Louise
Elva Smith
Eunice
Camden
Will Higgins
Salisbury
Alpheus Frampton
Frank Charleston
Nancy Covey
Lawrence
Russell Towers
Federalsburg
C. W. Towers
Helen Frampton
Ruth
Leon
Wilmer Collins
Miss Sampson
Frank Collins
Near Here
Frankford
Cheezum Farm
Choptank River
L. R. Towers
Edward Smith
duPont
Wilmington
O. H. Howard
Owen Howard Jr
Washington
Wilmington Visitors and Extended Family Notes
Goldsboro residents Mr and Mrs John Shively of Wilmington visited Mrs Shivelys mother last week. They were accompanied home by Mrs Mullikin. Paul Thomas of Elizabeth NJ stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs Howard Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shively
Wilmington
Local Notices of Wilmington Visitations Spread Among Families
Bethlehem Mr and Mrs Peyton Thompson and son Claude and Mrs F H Thomas spent last Friday in Wilmington visiting friends and relatives. Mrs Alva Blades hosted her mother Mrs J B Thompson and her niece Miss Sarah Ann Hatton of Seaford last week. Mrs Fred Messick and children and Mrs Roland Carroll and sons of Wilmington visited relatives here over the weekend. Jean Blades returned home after visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Bradley in Trappe. Miss Ruth Stevens of Federalsburg and friend stayed with her sister Mrs Orland Blades last week. Misses Helen and Catherine Eckart of Baltimore are visiting Mr and Mrs John Sands. Miss Doris Hall of Wilmington visits her aunt Mrs Lee Smith. Mr and Mrs Alva Blades spent Tuesday in Seaford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peyton Thompson
Claude
F. H. Thomas
Wilmington
Alva Blades
J. B. Thompson
Sarah Ann Hatton
Seaford
Fred Messick
Roland Carroll and Sons
Jean Blades
Bradley
Trappe
Ruth Stevens
Federalsburg
Orland Blades
Helen
Catherine Eckart
Baltimore
John Sands
Doris Hall
Lee Smith
Hillsboro Queen Anne celebrates Anna Jump's 86th birthday
A large gathering honored Mrs. Anna A Jump on August 22 marking her 86th birthday with congratulations and refreshments. The item lists numerous relatives and friends visiting Hillsboro and nearby towns, noting travel from Pittsburgh Baltimore Washington and other places, plus several residents visiting family and friends locally.
Town Visitors at Reho During Weekend Gather
Among Sunday visitors at Reho were Mr and Mrs Harry Gibson and family Mr and Mrs Harry Moore and family Mr and Mrs Horace Morgan and family Mr and Mrs Henry Morgan and daughter Mr and Mrs Geo Shower and daughter and Mrs Mollie Diggans Geo Sam Lightner the third a ministerial student in Wilmore Ky and friends Mr Wm Burton and sister Miss Leola Burton of Ragsdale Indiana are spending two weeks vacation with his mother Mrs E B Lightner Alma Osterberg of Cleveland Ohio and Mrs Showard Culver of Hebron visited Mrs J E Morgan this week Chas Morton and nephew Prof Thorman Nelson spent the weekend in town They moved this week to Washington DC Rev and Mrs W C Smith and son Paul have returned from a visit with relatives in Swarthmore Pa Mrs Oscar Briscoe spent the weekend in Drexel Hill Pa with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Milton Briscoe Mr and Mrs W C Stevens attended the National Rural Mail Carriers Convention in Baltimore this week Mrs Emma Short and daughter Miss Louise visited with Mr and Mrs Clifford Cortelyou at Delamar Mr and Mrs Geo Shower and daughter Nancy spent several days this week in Ocean City Miss Blanche Harmon of Baltimore spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Jake Gibson Miss Addie Morgan spent Sunday at the home of Mrs E H Gelo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Fisher
T. Pliny Fisher
Denton
Western Maryland College
A. Norman Ward
Miss Fisher
Swarthmore Chautauqua
Salisbury High School
Marine Insurance Company
New York City
Charles G. Dukes
Louise Dukes
J. E. Fonvielle
Rocky Mount
N. C
J. B. Magruder
Baltimore
Fonvielle
Magruder
Frank, Lynn
Edward Hearn
Jessie Cox
Roger Smith
Wilmer Smith and Son
Washington
Mary Ellen Senate
Philadelphia
Troy Hamasch
Elizabeth Andrews
Hurlock
Kathleen Moore
Jane Wine
W. W
Ocean City
Robert F
Mary Alice Baker
Amos Crouse
Paul Leese
William McDaniel
Columbia University
Bernice Wooters
Boston
Wm. G. Wooters
New York
C. Phiefer
Fred Heinel
E. Thuns
G. A. Thuns
Dawson O. George
S. Robert Fleetwood
Alda P. Whitby
Henry Wilson
Louisiana
P. W. Tomlinson
Rehoboth
Charlotte Kindley
Bel Air
Wm. J. Kindley
Elizabeth Wheatley
Atlantic City Hospital
E. Frank
M. Klein
Millard Wilson
Ruth Brengle
Frederick
Joe Swartz
West Denton
Joseph B. Orrell
Virginia Lee
Upper Darby
B. F. Johnson
Corilla Roe
Federalsburg
Lulu Kelly
Wilmington
C. D. Collison
Russum Orme
Grace Taylor
Easton
J. L. Weltz
Naomi
Betty Long
Roland Long
Easton Hospital
Rochester Bryant
Ridgeway
Marc Bryant
Howard Melvin Jr
M. B. Henry
William H. Lord
Hobbs
C. T. Williamson
Edith Smith
Harrington
T. F. Johnson
Chas. Thompson
Irma White
Milton
Del
Ormes
Wilmer Parker
E. F. Withers
Pennsylvania
Reynolds
Mary Williamson
W. H. Nuttle
Bridge
Fred Cohee
Dawson
Meria
Whiteley Dill
Marion
Robert Neighbors
Willard
C. D. Cobbson
Ellen
E. W. Liden
Myrtle
Hattie Dukes
Minnie
Lizzie Dukes
W. J. Martin
Nancy Elizabeth
Tennessee
W. T. Martin
Kentucky
Wrightson Cooper
Lacy Lord
Quakertown
W. T. Shockley
Ralph Palmer
Joe Dutton
Dorothy Shockley
H. L. Hignutt
Courthouse Square
E. E. Wheeler
Williston
William Waller
Billy
Wm. Uhler Wheeler
Wm. D. Uhler
Margery Smith
Norfolk
Rachel Black
Eleanor Towers
Lester Lawson
Helen Richardson
Benjamin H. Johnson
Ernest G. Cooper
Leonard Clark
Dorothy
Grace
Walter Thompson
Alvin Tribbitt
J. E. Weaver
Roy Slaughter
Hilda Weaver
George Mitchell
West Grove
Cyrus
Elmer Stufft
Mary
Irvin van Sant
Edgar Stufft
John Schrieber
Della
Anna Schrieber
Jack Wells
Chester
Oscar Nichols
Edward Nichols
Roland Cooper
Edward Fowler
A. Schaube
Pemberton Manlove
Charlestown
W. P. Manlove
Henry Winyard
Carl Dingledine
Kirby Metz
Nolan Hubbard
Fletcher Clark
Grace Stufft
J. Owen Knot
Milton Roe
W. Thomas Thornton and Sons
Margaret Sylvester
Dover
Joseph Edwards
Mabel Rich
Arthur Mitchell
Claymont
John Mitchell
J. R. Meekins
Anna A. Jump
Natal
William F. Dickinson
Robley Hackett and Son
R. Hackett
Pittsburgh
Atlantic City
Sea Girt
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Long Branch
N. J
Henry Holliday
William Hammond
Richard Evans
Nicholas Knott
Maryland
Peacock
George B. Stewart
Hillsboro
Harry Kemp
Addie Morgan
Queen Anne
R. Alan Pennington
Columbus
Ohio
Ella Pennington
Lula Dukes
John Dukes
Chestertown
Anna Jump
J. R. Downes
Newark
Chas. Jarrell
J. M. Eaton
Hugh Duffey
Frances Fisher
Dickinson
Mary Saulsbury
Hugh C. Duffey
Mary E
Washington, D. C
Urban Bowman
Frank Fleming
Meta
June Lundy
Camden
J. E. Wothers
Henry Fleming
Florence Beaven
Ethel, Holt
Edward Jarrell
Mary Rowe
Francis
Preston
Harry Gibson
Harry Moore
Horace Morgan
Henry Morgan
Geo. Shower
Mollie Diggans
Geo. Sam Lightner
Wilmore
Wm. Burton
Leola Burton
Ragsdale
W. C. Smith
Paul
Swarthmore
Oscar Briscoe
Drexel Hill
Milton Briscoe
W. C. Stevens
Emma Short
Louise
Clifford Cortelyou
Delamar
Nancy
Blanche Harmon
Jake Gibson
E. H. Gelo
Five youths fish Hooper's Island trip yields fine catch
Five young men journeyed to Hooper's Island on a fishing trip last week and returned by four o'clock with a fine catch of 135 fish. Local social notes report visits among families in Trappe Baltimore Easton and Denton plus an updated store conversion and 4-H Club picnic reflections. Elmer Dean son of Charles Dean is ill with typhoid fever and is noted among the illness updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooper's Island
Norman Holmes
Trappe
Mary E. Duhadaway
Annie Cook
Baltimore
Harry M. O’day
Edna
Easton
Mary E. Duhad
Annie E. Cook
John Cohee
Howard Bradley
Washington, D. C
H. C. Todd
Belle Dean
Denton
Carrie Dean
Charles Dean
Elmer
Auto collision injures Miss Ruth Pippin near Henderson
An accident south of Henderson Tuesday night left Ruth Pippin gravely injured after a Baltimore Corner driver Thos Hughes could not see due to blinding glare from another vehicle. She was taken to Dr. H. F. Silver in Goldsboro, later moved home in critical condition while Miss Pippin was on vacation from Newark New Jersey.
Social News From Dover and Nearby Areas
Dover and nearby residents host and visit each other with numerous guests from Philadelphia Baltimore and Maine. A church schedule notes Sunday School at 2 and preaching at 3 by Rev W T Archer. A new son was born to Mr and Mrs Sherman Hubbard and Mrs Alice Pickett suffers a sprained ankle.
Social Visits Across Milford and Nearby Towns
Smithville residents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Favenger and children from Milford called on Mr. and Mrs. John H. Lare on Sunday after Tolchester Beach. Mrs. Nora Henry, Mrs. Mollie Lyden, and Mrs. C. R. Neal visited relatives near Adams Cross Roads Tuesday. Palmer Lare stayed Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mackerd near Denton. Mollie Lyden of Federalsburg visits Mrs. Neal. Louise Bowdle overnight with Alice Robinson on Tuesday. Nora Henry spends days with the Neals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Favenger
Milford
John H. Lare
Tolchester Beach
Nora Henry
Mollie Lyden
C. R. Neal
Neal
Lyden
Adams Cross Roads
Palmer Lare
Andrew Mackerd
Denton
Federalsbureg
Louise Bowdle
Alice Robinson
Co. R. Neal
Greensbor o and its environs social notes and deaths
Mrs. Franklin P. Medford aged 56 died in Maryland University Hospital Baltimore after illness beginning Monday August 15. She leaves husband and four daughters and a son. The Medfords long resided in Marydel and summers in the western town, winters in Florida. Various local gatherings, birthdays and visits to Rehoboth, Tolchester, and Baltimore are noted along with numerous social events and travel of residents and guests in Greensboro and surroundings.
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Williston Road
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Market Street
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J. A. Beck
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Double Hill Poultry Farm
Palace Theatre
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Dark Horse
Victor Pepper
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Denton Volunteer Fire Company
Turkington
Walter Rutter
Lemuel Clough
Lucille Bailey
Leslie Lyons
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E. E. Nuttle
State Roads Police
Francis Spence
East New Market
Robert Nichols
Allan Wilson
Spence
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Elizabeth Conley
Gloucester
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T. L. Day
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Carroll Elliott
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Alberta Ross
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C. R. Curtis
Annapolis
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Josephine Moore
Alec Butler
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Here
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H. F. Silver
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Roland Taylor
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Geo. King
Audrey
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J. E. Walls
J. G. Lynn
Harrisburg
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West Chester
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Alden Smith
Marietta Bennett
R. E. Hastings
Kelso Gilbert
Kate Gooden
Wyoming
John Humphrey
Intervale
L. A. Gooden
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Esther Clayville
Worton
Laura Stubbs
Alice Bell
Martin Phillips
Kate Downes
Cheswold
Helen Melvin
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James H. Wheatley
James W. Wheatley
M. E. Trice
L. H. Thomas
J. R. Starkey
W. T. Archer
Betty Gray
Sara Woodward
Ethel Jane Murphy
Elmer Butler
J. F. Sutherlan
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Harvey Towers
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Celeste Clark
Del-Mar-Va
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Monumental City
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Smithville
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Greensboro-Denton
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Billie
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Maude
Elsie Ward
Tolchester
Charles Bilbrough
Catherine
Josephine Bastian
Margaret Hong
Carmen Schamel
Analee Brown
Hagerstown
Virginia Stein
Berwyn
Hiram Kenton
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Pearl Bishop
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Alan
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James Curry
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A. W. Brumbaugh
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Attie Weaver
Anna Hopkins
Clara Powell
Stephanie Ford
Calvin Butler
Irvin’s Chapel
George and
Samuel Rickard
Clayton Tucker
Stella Green
Felton
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Bayard VanSant
Wilkensburg
Warren VanSant
Margaret Bilbrough
J. H. Jordan
Charles Wiencke
Annie Roe
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Laurel Camp
Anna
Charles
Clifford Bramble
Portland
Maine
Wm. Gardner
Hattie Roberts
Lottie Comegys
Warren van Sant
Samuel Jewell
Mary Ellen Draper
John Wyatt
Nelson
Leslie Wyatt
Hattie
Matilda Stevenson
Henry Detwiler
Temple Jarrell
College Park
L. W. Taylor
Ridley Park
Pepe Peters