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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1930

Page

5

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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