Denton Ad Notes Local Goods and Services
A Denton newspaper item lists fountain pens for school use at F J Wrights and a bread of local ads from C V West and M K Newnam. It reports a Labor Day post office closure, a lost wrist watch, fire damage to Harry Clark’s Boarding House, and a fatal balloon jumper incident with Walter Jewell of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Wright
Nuttle Milling Company
Denton
F. J. Wright’s
C. V. West
Denton Journal
H. W. Hughes
Caroline County
Marguerite Coulbourn
Ladies Aid
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. K. Newnam
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville
West’s
Harry Clark
Market Street
A. E. Miller
Randolph Streets
M. E
Allen T. Russel Place
Ridgely
Baltimore Corner
Harry G. Crouse
State Road
Ridgely Volunteer Fire Company
Walter Jewell
Philadelphia
East Market Street
Jewell
Air Service
Social News Highlights From Denton Week
A long list of visitors and residents mark a busy social week in Denton. Included are birthdays, with Miss Jean Beauchamp turning seven, and numerous guests from Philadelphia Baltimore Greensboro Wilkes-Barre and New York State visiting local homes and hotels. Many travelers attend meetings and vacations span Ocean City Washington New York State and Ocean Grove reflecting a vibrant community calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Beauchamp
Betty Sullivan
Audrey Jump
Frances Smith
Florence Smith
Clementine Welch
Wesley Thawley Jr
Wright Meredith
Esther Statum
Blake Brooks
Anna Brooks
Greensboro
John Draper
Felton
New York State
Harvey Walls
Norman J. Smith
Department of Public Safety
Philadelphia
Norman
Edgar
Susan A. Smith
Franklin Street
Harry Roberts
Rowe
Frederick
Mark Smith
Reuben Raleigh
Richard Fisher
Paul Fisher
Ruth Fisher
Wilkes-Barre
T. Pliny Fisher
Clarence E. Beauchamp
Mildred
Jean
Clara I. Rice
Addison Welch
Johnson Hotel
Bowers Beach
Preston Trice
Jane
Penn’s Grove
N. J
Fred Powell
Christine
Harrington
Melvin C. James
Frances Hignutt
Elizabeth Vickery
Maretta Becker
Brooklyn
John Irwin Sr
Duke Smith
Phillips
Neil
Minnie Richardson
Fred Love
Wilmington
Chester
Marcus
Gilbert Hexter
Newtown Square
G. E. Brittingham
F. W. Cooper
Norman Parrott
Agnes Blann
Easton
Henry Becker
Lida
Betty Winnan
Denton
Kate
Roberta
Carrie Hobbs
Mary Hobbs
Blanche Horsey
Ocean City
Baltimore
H. Rawlings Dulin
Jeanne
Ann Shirley
Melvin Anthony
Bobbie
F. B. Covey
Betty Anthony
Harriett Anne Wright
F. E. Covey
Helen Russell Crouse
Henry S. Wells
T. O. Crouse
Alex. Hardcastle Jr
Alda P. Whitby
Mildred Scott
Federalsburg
Blanche
Helen Chaffinch
F. B. Pickering
H. T. Pickering
W. R. Smith
Corsicana
Texas
C. A. Pentz
John A. Hugg and Son
Clara Slaser
Charles M. Pippin
Annie BE. Pippin
Maud Stewart
W. A. Stewart
I. V. Brumbaugh
St. Louis
B. B. Brumbaugh
John C. Ru
Washington
Lizzie Singer
California
John Wiggins
Harry Clark
Atlantic City
J. W. Kirk
Kirk
Ocean Grove
Wm. D. Uhler
Titsworth's Italy Visit Praises Mussolini and People
Dr. Titsworth writes from Italy praising Mussolini for stabilizing the nation and resisting communism while noting concerns about free political choice. He describes soldiers patrolling trains and squares as visible enforcement of the Duce's will, admires Italian courtesy, and commends abundant fresh water and hospitality enjoyed by Americans visiting a sunny Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Titsworth
Italy
Mussolini
Emmanuel
Paul E. Tits‘worth
Washington College
Mediterranean
Duce
Chestertown
Ventimiglia
Nice
Rome
Florence
Venice
America
Milan
Christendom
Maryland
Genoa
Turin
I Duce
Europe
In loving memory of William H Satterfield
Memorial verses recall William H Satterfield who died August 26 in two different years. A daughter M Pearl Voss and wife Emma Satterfield express grief, longing, and daily remembrance, noting messages of love and faith in a shared family memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Satterfield
M. Pearl Voss
Interesting Golf Event At Bell Mont Golf Course
An 18 hole tournament will be held Sunday Sept 7 at Bell Mont Golf Course in Choptank. Members and past players invited. $1.00 green fee for non members. Prizes awarded for the two lowest scores. Pro Jack Sanford who recently made the 8th hole in one at Bell Mont will attempt par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sanford
Bell Mont
Aire-Tite moth proof bags in 57x27x4 size
Denton Journal Office in Denton Maryland advertises Aire-Tite extra heavy white lined feedalized bags described as absolutely moth proof. Suitable for storing suits overcoats auto robes woolen blankets and similar items.
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Denton Journal Office
Denton
Ridgely Weekly News Letter highlights region social tour
Attendees at Federation picnic in Choptank include Mrs Norman Wilson Mrs Frank Stevenson Mrs Carolyn Mancha Mrs F P Herr Miss Beatrice Bower and others. Local visits extend to Jamaica L I Chestertown Rehoboth Smyrna and Philadelphia with family events and church notices. Obituaries and community updates note Mrs Lida Shivelys death and a busy schedule of visits and renovations across Ridgely Maryland Delaware lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choptank
Norman Wilson
Frank Stevenson
Carolyn Mancha
F. P. Herr
Beatrice Bower
M. W. Wiley and Guest
J. T. Moore
Hattie Hagadone
Frank Simon
Elsie ‘Matthews
Frank Flounders
The
County Association
Arthur Peacock
Jamaica
L. I
James Sides
Miss Robinson
Chestertown
Charles Starkey
Rehoboth
Holsinger and Son
Swing Brothers
Callahan
Griffith Jones
Mallory Winstead
Simons House
Willard Marshall
Charles Herzog
Baltimore
T. L
N. J
John Swing
Harry Zeigler
Katie Belle Blackburn
Vineland
Richard Blackburne
Ernest Jones
T. L. Day
George Buckley
Federalsburg
Richard Bowling
Mitchell’s
J. J. Ivison
Philadelphia
Alzenia Wood
Garfield Hospital
Washington
Lizzie Davis
Wilmington
John Starkey
Vachel Downes
Vachel
Centreville
Lester
Pennsylvannia
Wilson Cahall
Elizabeth Wilson
Nor‘man Wilson
Lydia Pennington
Houston Pennington
George Emerson
Cora Andrews
Clarence Andrews
Davis’ Drug, Store
Catherine McElwain
Delaware Water
Gap
Allen Temple
Leela
Relape
New York
Fort Lee
Remembering Denton Journal and old friendships in Maryland
A retired West Virginia preacher recalls the Denton Journal’s growth over five decades, lists schoolmates and mentors from Goldsboro and Denton, and recounts early debates and community ties. He invites old friends to write to Rev W M Lister of Huntington WV.
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Denton Journal
Peck
Maryland
Chinquepin
M. Bates Stephens
Eric R. Tuff
James Todd
Webber, Thawley
Stokes
Stafford
Sorden
Hardesty
Chilton
Denton
Shipman
Central
David Tubbs
Henry R. Lewis
Harry Roe
G. T. Redden
James Butler
F. C. Ramsdell
Will Chaffence
Alfred Dennison
W. M. Lister
Will Jones
Will Jackson
Ola Jackson
Dogwood College
Castle Hall Seminary
C. B. Jarman
Castle Hall
Alfred Bennison
Nathaniel Ginn
Morris
Wyatt
Williams
Saunders
Goldsboro
Methodist Episcopal Church
West Virginia ‘Conference
Fourth Avenue
Huntington
W. Va
Choptank Church Ladies Aid Holds August Gathering
The Ladies Aid of the M. P. Church at Choptank was hosted August 5 by Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Spence. The next meeting is September 2 at Mrs. Willie Cox’s home. Members are urged to attend for important business. The Twentieth Century Community Club thanks Mr. Spence for Park use during the Federation picnic and hopes county clubs attend the 1931 picnic to exceed 200 from 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
Choptank
J. F. Spence
Willie ‘Cox
Twentieth Century Community Club
Spence
Federation Picnie
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter
Hillsboro and surrounding town residents are listed visiting relatives and hosting guests. Carney's Point, Camden, Wilmington, Ocean Grove, Elkton, Baltimore, and Chester appear among the social notes. Names include Smith, Sparklin, Brant, Dadds, Blades, Pinder, Rice, Tarbutton, Jump, Rowe, Cahall, Beaven, Covell, Beaven, Holt, Mason, and Hicks with multiple Sunday and weeklong visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrettson Smith
Jane
Carney’s Point
N. J
I. T. Sparklin
J. F. Brant
Camden
Smith
Howard Dadds
Edgar Blades
Virginia Blades
James Pinder
Rice
Ruth and
Neavitt Jr
Mary Louise Dadds
Centreville
Horace Brittingham
Wilmington
Edgar Blindes
G. L. Wilson
Geo. Wilson
W. A. Holt
Elkton
H. W. B. Rowe
H. R. Covell
Crumpton
Ridgely
Annie Beaven
Harry Jump
H. M. Thompson
W. L. Mason
City Point
Social notes from Penn's Grove and nearby towns
A dense social roundup reports visits by Queen Anne and Lloyd Williams, John Emory and others to Penn's Grove and Delaware Water Gap trips. It notes family visits, illnesses, worship schedules at the Methodist church, club meetings, and various residents visiting relatives in Wilmington, Centreville, Harrington, Cordova, and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Williams
John Emory
Penn’s Grove
N. J
Ernest Emory
Delaware Water Gap
John Skinner
Louise
Gloria
William Taylor
Ruth
Benson
Elsie
Wilmington
County Hatcherymen Meet at Denton on Aug 22
Caroline County Poultry Association and Extension Service held a county meeting for hatchery operators at the Court House in Denton on Friday afternoon August 22. Pres. Rieck opened the session to discuss poultry improvement, flock certification for the season, and cooperation with the Maryland Poultry Association. Certification starts after September 1 with charges of .02 per culled or inspected bird and .05 per banded bird. Tests for Pullorum Disease will be offered by the University of Maryland Bacteriology Department at a reasonable charge. Applications available from the County Agent or Maryland State Poultry Association Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Poultry Association and Extension Service
Court House
Denton
Pres. Rieck
Maryland Poultry Association
Department of Bacteriology
University of Maryland
Maryland State Poulttry Association
Plan To Stage Pure Breed Poultry Cockerel Sale This Fall
Officials of the Maryland Poultry Association plan a fall sale of pure breed breeding cockerels to improve flock quality nationwide. Demand appears for about one hundred breeding birds locally, with Leghorns Barred Plymouth Rock and Rhode Island Reds to be represented. County agents are collecting suitable birds and soliciting inquiries from poultry raisers seeking high quality breeding stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Association
Plymouth
Rhode Island
Maryland Poultry Association
Denton
County Dairy Team Heads to State Contest at Timonium
A four member 4-H Dairy Judging Team from the county will compete in the State Contest next Monday at Timonium Fair. Members were chosen by high scores at the Cattle Show Judging Contest in Ridgely on July 21. The team includes Abram Gottwall of Goldsboro, George Bastian of Greensboro, Rufus King of Ridgely, and Roland Ebling of Ridgely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timonium Fair
Ridgely
Abram Gottwall
Goldsboro
George Bastian
Greensboro
Rufus King
Roland Ebling
Denton National Bank Awards Prizes at 4-H Dairy Show
Denton National Bank directors awarded gold prizes to 4-H Club members for dairy heifer exhibits at the County Cattle Show in Ridgely. Guernsey Class winners: David Mitchell, Ridgely, $5. J A Fuchs Jr., Federalsburg, $2.50. Harold Holsinger, Ridgely, $2.50. Holstein Class winners: Roland Ebling, Ridgely, $5. George Gottwall, Goldsboro, $2.60. George Bastian, Greensboro, $2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
Thel Denton National Bank
4-H Club
Guernsey
David Mitchell
J. A. Fuchs Jr
Federalsburg
Harold Holsinger
Roland Ebling
George Gottwall
Goldsboro
George Bastian
Greensboro
Caroline Club Women Picnic at Choptank Park
Caroline County Federation of Women's Clubs holds an Aug 21 picnic in Choptank park with affiliated club reps, 4-H demonstrations, Flower Dance, and talks by district president Alphonso Boley and state director E G Jenkins. Next federation meeting planned for November. Frigidaire ad note by Ke Newnam, Denton, Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Frank Flounders
Ridgely
Federation
O. A.bartley
Preston
Alphonso Boley
St. Michaels
Eastern Shore District Federation
Bessie Spafford
E. G. Jenkins
University of Maryland
T. C. Mulligan
M. P
Cambridge
C. A. Bartley
Greensboro Area Obituary and Social Notices
Mrs. James W. Shively of Goldsboro dies at 68 after long illness. funeral held at her home with Rev. Ballengee. Benjamin F. Starkey, 80, dies at Templeville. services by Rev. Parker and others at Templeville cemetery. Miss Pauline A. Wyatt weds T. Paul Dabson in Havre de Grace. both Greensboro natives. Widespread social visits and travels noted, with neighbors and relatives in Greensboro, Wilmington, Chestertown, Denton, and Philadelphia visiting or hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Shively
J. W. Shively
Wilmington
Arthur Cahall
Royal Oak
Noble
Horace
Qmar
John Sylvester
Goldsboro
Fannie Craig
Wm. Dennison
Wyoming
Elbert Saunders
Horace Dennison
W. H. Ballengee
Greensboro
Kathryn Taylor
Carroll Elliott
Oscar Hutchinson
Charles
Delmar
Del
Noble Shively
Marion
Charles Jarman
J. &. Jarman
Nottingham
Ralph Stephens
Alberta Ross
Edith Lane
Philadelphia
J. F. Lane
Betty
Ruth Smith
Stayton
Frank Melvin
Will Melvin
Nettie Thomas
Walter Elliott
W. J. Murphy
Rehoboth
James W. Shively
Shively
Methodist Church
Ed. Krissel
John Shively
Omar
Albert Saunders
H. H. Dennison
Wallace Dennison
Dover
Benjamin F. Starkey
Templeville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Alfred Blackburne
Charles Walls
Homer Stufft
Frank Baughley
William Morgan
Newark
Medford
Herman
Suthersville
Oscar
Bradford
Hurlock
J. E. Parker
Felton
H. D. Journal
Witworth
Pauline A. Wyatt
William H. Wyatt
T. Paul Dabson
T. F. Dabson
Fellenbaum
Havre de Grace
Dabson
Greensboro High School
Beacom College
Tatnall and Wenzing, Inc
Dobson
University of Maryland
Maryland State Road Commission
Henry Harris
Norman Walls
S. N. Harris
Roland Pritchett
Trenton N. J
William Tol
Grasonville
William Whitting
Chestertown
Trenton
N. J
William Tolson
Elizabeth Fitz
John Phillips
Mesriah Akers
Baltimore
Sarah Bastian
Elma Leese
Denton
Bastian
William
Norman Baynard
Joseph Riddleberger
Walter Raver
Harrisburg
American Legion
Ernest Edwards
Eleanor
Margaret Weaver
Near Town
Joseph Edwards
Clarence Tucker
Charles Tucker
Centreville
Addie Wilson
Andrew Freeland
Luther Weaver
Edwin Eddingfield
Calvin Ward
Horace Howard
Edward Dean
Washington
Athletics
Mildred Booker
Sarah Mitchell
Eleanor Taylor
H. M. Warrington
Richard
Briarcliff Manor
N. Y
M. Elise Roe
Warrington
Frank Hicks
Butler
St. Paul’s M. E
Hicks
Walter Ross
Joyce
Greenwich
James Williams
New York City
Alvin Edwards
Oscar Wyatt
Alvin Smith
W. B. Massey
Norman Edwards
Zeth Weaver
Mildred M. Ginn
Ellen B. Ruby
Chambersburg
George Vineyard
Milford
Billy Taylor
Thomas Horsey
Temple Jarrell
Hyattsville
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