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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1919

Page

5

Local notes and ads from Denton and vicinity

Denton news lists car sales and repairs at FJ Wrights and Hiss. A clerk issues hundreds of licenses. a brooch case ends with recovery. Local events include church meetings, temperance sermons, and a tailors opening at J H Nichols Co. Advertisements announce Fairbanks film at Parker's Theatre and a private farm sale near Denton. Political leads cover Democratic primary and regional candidates, plus upcoming registration drives.

L. B. Towers & Bro. Waterman Parker FJ. Wright Denton Willard C. Todd Williston Mill M. H. Downes E. H. Hiss Buick J. Dukes Downes Tuckabee Neck The Journal

Indiana Visitors in Denton Spin Long Southern Tour

Indiana visitors Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Norris and Mr. Frank Brown travel by Norris Buick reporting over 1300 miles since leaving Indiana August 17. They stopped in Gettysburg, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Atlantic City en route. Other notes include local social visits, a Marine returning from France, and community events.

J. W. Norris Theodore Brown Frank Brown Indiana Caroline Norris Buick Gettysburg Washington Baltimore Philadelphia Atlantic City Moore Caroline County Caroline Mosquito Robert Duvall St. Hurst France Ernest C. Porter New York Mr. Porter Tuckahoe Neck Porter J. Benjamin F. Miller Denton Funk & Nichols Miller Camp Merritt Marjorie Todd Clearfield Pocono Ains Annie R. Towers Ulric John R Owen C. Blades Boston George Irving Ditty Roland V. Reed Wilmington Talbot Federalsburg Laura Chastertrom Youngstown Ohio H. M. Cade G. L. Stevens H. Webster Townsend Del Ralph Horsey Howard Hopkins Emory D. Kimmey Helen Roe Lula V. G. Westerfield Harry G Port Deposit James H. Nichols C. S. Kauffman Blanche Charles Joseph Addison John B. Magruder Plaindealing Madeline Hayward J. Roland Chaffinch

Burraville Epworth picnic planned after rains delay trip

At the monthly Epworth League meeting at A H Ross's home the Sunday school was disappointed by rain. A church grove picnic is planned for August 30 with possible Telchester trip afterward. News notes cover harvest delays, crop damage from heavy rains, and social visits across Burraville and nearby towns.

Ridgely News Letter social notes travel and homes

Mr Downes and family plan a westward trip then to midwest settling near Saint Louis. Local social life covers visitors, illnesses, church notices, library plans, property sales, and family gatherings including the Russell and Ault families, with many remarks on neighbors from Ridgely and surrounding towns.

Harmony Community Notes of Visitors and Local Life

Harmony area residents host and visit relatives across Maryland and Delaware. Families from Schenectady Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington appear in social visits while local farms report partial tomato yields and a first harvest by Hobbs Manufacturing. Numerous arrivals departures and moves mark a busy seasonal scene with community clubs and church groups active.

Tomatoes Scarce and Dr Malone's Trip Highlights News

Greensboro column notes tomatoes fetch 75 cents to $1 per basket as canneries rush to pack corn and tomatoes. Local social items include trips north and south, family visits, church work, road work, a wedding in Woodlynne with DeVore and Fosch families, and several residents’ health updates and moves.

Roads Drenched by Rain Cause $30,000 in Damages on County Bridges

Engineer Waldorf reports heavy rains on the 13th and 19th damaged four bridges on Boyce Mul Nichols road Bloomery and Penrypacker with spans of 15 to 16 feet. Bridges near Greensboro Ridgely Burnt Mall and Danton Hobbs were washed out or damaged, plus culverts and dams throughout the county. Most roads to reopen by September 1 except Federalsburg Smithville and Hop Creek dam roads. Orphans' Court proceedings listed multiple estate administrations and inventories with final accounts approved. Social notes mention guests and a wedding in Philadelphia and local church histories highlighted by the Baltimore News. Advertising note urges readers to subscribe for county news.

Waldorf Carole Boyce Mul Nichols Road Bloomery Penrypacker's Wennypacker Wilson Greensboro Ridgely Burnt Mall Denton Hobbs Bunker Hill Branch Fountain Road Beck's Hall Williston Mill Pond Deen Hill Wilkins Bloomery Road Federalsburg Smithville Hop Creek Dam

Cattle supply to lower prices says Eastern dealer

An Eastern cattle dealer notes 16,000,000 more cattle in the U S since the war will reduce prices as supply and demand dictate. Leather should fall once range shipments start. Sheep profitability depends on wool prices. Hogs remain in strong demand with a hopeful outlook for porkers.

Queen Anne's Kent Pennsylvania Railroad Great Corporation Love Point Baltimore H. B. Messenger Federalsburg Philadelpha United

Parker's New Theatre lineup and social notes

Next week at Parker's New Theatre shows include Elsie Ferguson in Under the Greenwood Tree on Thursday with 11 and 17 cent admissions, and Wallace Reid in Too Many Millions with a two reel comedy on Saturday priced at 17 cents. Nearby, Miss Stella Spence’s friends gathered for her seventeenth birthday at her parents’ home with gifts and refreshments late in the evening. Captain J R Miller and sons Clinton and Paul of Baltimore recently visited Mr. and Mrs. C A Carroll. Miller departed Monday for Virginia Beach for a week, accompanying Mr. Carroll.

Douglas Fairbanks Parker's New Theatre N. Lo Denny Haa Tailoring Company J. H. Nichols & Co Parker's New Theatre Baltimore and Eastern Shore Bay Shore Rock Hall Sparrows Point New York S. J Hurst Church Hall Smithson Church the Grove W. M. Rumler Cedar Grove W. Va Scarborough Emory Lynch H. H. Nuttle Denton Maryland Conservation Commission Munsey Baltimore Thomas E Kerr Dorchester County Bright Crouse W. J. Rickards Dorothy Miller Virginia Maud Stewart May Downes Atlantic City Lee Emory Washington J. L. George F. P. Covey Ocean Grove Margaret Allaband Esther Kauffman Rehoboth Ella Pennington Howard D. Knots Charles Stewart Love Point Sadie E. Wothers Edna Fleming Towson G. M. Downes New Jersey Altoona Nebraska Middle West St Louis Paul Allegre Baby Margaret Fleckinstein Charles Fleckinstein William Dukes J. H. Hemmons Ridgely A. L. Russell Leland Leland, Jr Newark N. J Daniel Ault Wilmington Russell Elmer Coblentz and Son Carlisle Hoffman Coblemir Reformed Church Harry Gibson Delmar J. W. Gibson J. T Charles Stevenson Henry Fielden New York State Esther Clark Fielden Second Avenue First Street John E. Hoffman Clarence Hunter Hermano Mitchell Clarence Rensberger Charles Snoddy Frank Taylor Pennsylvania Taylor Harry Lane Fisher Miss Dill Milby Philadelphia W. H. B. Kauffman J. O. Clark Rebecca Swing Dorothy Davis Miss Swing East Orange Davis T. W. Jones Thomas, Landers Billie Thurmont Dove L. R. Brumbaugh Joseph Muller Valentine Easton Muller Harry Hemmaans Samuel T. Rhodes Centreville Lindenos Charles Starkey Miss Peacock New York City Joe Blanche Jackson Tuckahoe Alfred S. Thompson Alfred W. Thompson Walter Harrison Emma Vachel Downes, Jr Wesley McKnott Sadlersville C. W. Jackson Bertie Dukes Mary Slaughter Bear's Store Charles Hobbs Frank Long I. E. Mason Ray Mason Miss Grace Glenrock Robert Dean Clara Jones Rosanna Richards John Hoffman Henry Wilkinson Miss Jones Elizabeth Cole Drucilla Barnes Everett Willis Pearl W. EF Wills Cambridge Hospital Fred Trice Trice Chas. Trice Annie Smmick Roland Tower James H. Covey Hurlock Snd Federals Burg Po White Hassan Todd Effie Ozman Anna Sturgis Baltimoore Belle Dean Lewis Trice Harry Hubbard Anah Carroll Gladys Mae Taylor James A. Coulbourn Helm W. T. Carroll Ella Mary Waddell Caroline Isabel Carroll Mildred Collins Harmony F. KR. Malone Maryland Frederick Petersburg LS. Price Catherine Chestertown Linwood Morris W. T. Jarman Goldsboro J. FL Jarman FL P. Roe Annie Genevieve Dix Mildred Ginn New England Wm. Hickman Childreod Temple Smith A. A. Christian Riverdeen Smith James Swann Indiana Georgie Butler Earl Nichols Easton Hospital C. H. Pippin Main Street St. Paul's M. E. Church Leach John West Evelyn Clark R. D. Clark H. R. Pritchett J. HI. C. Legg W. J. Moore Josephine Moore Grace Jarman Catherine Price Hickman James W. DE Rare France Apri Argonne Forestn Debbie Fountain Fannie Walton Woodlynne Wooodlynne William Gram Glassboro Federalsburg Belgium Albert New York Shipbuilding Corporation Camden, N. J William B. Cook George W. Towers S. K. Fulton Elizabeth Becker Maude Henry Harvey Quillen William Andrew Charles Neal Thelma Lillie Adams Hennie Effie Johnson Fred Slaughter Beach David Devore James Edgar Breeding Fred Vincent W.al Davis Gentre Bisons Ada Stack Grace Harper Delaware College Federalsburg High School Delaware Anna Motz Riverview Ing W. T. Adams Ladies of Christ M. P. Church of Federals Bury Wall Mildred Davis Wyff Davis Ray Davis Effa Alford Chester D. Co Adams G.S. Lyden Lewis Weiland Ocean City May Sparklin Elsie Ferguson Sion Wallace Reid Adinis Stella Spence J. R. Miller Thle Clinton and Paul C. A. Carroll Miller Virginia Beach Mr. Carroll

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the Local Department FL J. Wright EH. Hirs Messenger Haas Tailoring Co Wyatt Methodist Episcopal Church Old St. Joseph's Earl Corden Frank Pearce Albert C. Ritchie Keating Lee Tess Albert Clayton Maria T. Johnson John J. Ghingher M. Barton Merrick Hurlock Maryland State College Harold Anderson F. W. Oldenburg Extension Service Ridgely Canneries Burraville A. H. Ross M. E. Church Telchester Epworth League Wesley M. E W. N. Conaway Institute Echo Ray Chance Dorothy Bo Jacobs James Voss Anna Martin Shanley Roe H. Sapp James Lister Denton Cemetery C. N. Fountain James Breeding Irene Riley Ira Griffith G N. Fountain Alonzo Cohee Henderson Kate Stokes Jennings Helen Stevens Clark Woodward T. H. Harvey Laurel Camp Waverly Saulsbury Sparks Stelle Sarah John Holt Virginia Jones Clayton W. R. Fleming Lucretia Gibbs York, Pa Ethel Holt Carlton Smith Newark, N. J Mrs J. T. Sparklin Goldswora Messia Robt Jarrell & Sons Davis Farm Carter's Sandy Island Red Bridges Sandy Island Bridge John C. Davis Ruth Susie Scarborough West Collingswood Maggie Jefferson Milford W. H. Quillen Calvin Elliott Norman W. T. Eliott Essyl Craig Wyoming Alice Shively Ridgely News Mr. Downes Leroy Detwiler Rosalind Saulsbury Master John Methodist Church J. J. Bunting Bachcini Pallasina Ellis Schenectady N. Y Harry Arnngdale Sherman Grifith Frank Collins Howard M. Taylor Audrey Mary Foote C. E. Collins W. OH. McConnell A. W. Sok J. Harding Wright EO Horsey S. EF Story Eugene Fearius Charles Fearos Cordova Chas Collins Ivins Martin Cavey Paulsboro Ladies Aid Ror. Deen Sallie Hignutt Preston Morus Todd L. A. Thomas Hopkins W. T. Trice J. C. Hardesty H. W. Moore Hilda L. C.moore Manning Merriken J. Passwaters Willard Cohee Darby Pa B. B. Cohee Andersontown E. R. Seeders Florence Talchester G. Gravatt J. R. Surkey O. J. Chaffinch B. B. Allen G. L. Wilson George Hillsboro Hobbs Manufacturing Company Elizabeth Merriken Hobbs Rela Tives J. R. Ricards Bridgeville Lola Willoughby Montgomery L. Cohee Addie Peters W. E. Pritchett Charles Pritchett Kansas City Kansas Wm. E. Pritchett Guy H. Handley Litle W. E Templeville Irvin Moore Grover Moore M. E. Moore Wright Robinson Roland Knotts Kate O. Knotts Joseph Moore Elizabeth Perkins Greensboro News Column Dr. Malone Mr. Roe L. W. Taylor George Nichols Effa Plummer Queen Anne Lloyd Taylor Edinburgh Harvey Fosch Johnstown Daniel Heck Norman Seward Thomas Emerson, Jr Ethel Faulkner Clack Everett Thomas Emerson Tolchester John Shults Johns Orphans’ Court Lidell, Moore and Covey John W. Willoughby Sarah T. Willoughby Liva Short Cannon Carroll Cannon James R. Phillips Ernest Glenwinkle Thomas Taylor Annie M. Taylor Annie S. Gooden Daniel M. Gooden Isaac Melvin George Chaffinch, Jr Trinity George Chaffinch Baltimore News St. Mary's New World Potomac Francis Makemue First Presbyterian Tred Avon Friends In America Protestant Episcopal Church of America Lovely Lane Methodist Protestant Church Thomas Melvin Burrsville Church of the Brethren Supreme Court of Kansas Lathe Lewis Lena William C. Russell Wilmer S. Noble Nannie Murphy Haslock Irene Goslin Blanche Chaffinch P. R. Short Elizabeth Allen Kenneth Corkran Dhol
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