Local notices and community updates from Caroline county
The week brings boarder ads from Mrs. Ella Boone of Denton and truck schedules by H T Pickering. Reports cover a cholera free week, church meetings in Ingleside Preston and Denton, burglary at Ingleside store, ladies aid activities, and a parade tally by the Denton Volunteer Fire Co. Also listed are church services, pest control ad for Fly-ToX, and medical optometry and workers’ compensation notes with session schedules for Caroline county schools reopening September 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Moon
Ella Boone
Denton
H. T. Pickering
Caroline County
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
Ingleside
J. P. Bittle
Concord Ladies Aid Society
Elmer T. Orme
Orme
Fletcher Hignutt
Denton Volunter Fire Co
Gustafson
Michigan
Preston
Williston
Jacob
Rachel
Leah
Hillsboro
Greensboro
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex Research
A. B. Boulden
Salisbury
H. E. Neumueller
Philadelphia
O. H. Hasler
Chicago
Association
Milton A. Schlegel
Oscar Smith
Schlegel
Robert H. Carr
State Accident Insurance Commission
Geo. L. Eppler
Wilbert L. Merriken
Merriken and
Merriken
Smith
J. DeWeese Carter
Schl
Caroline High School
M. Noble
County Teachers’ Association
J. TH. Owens
B. C. Willis
Ellen Brown
Emly
Cumming
Stephanie Ford
Elzey
Miss Best
Messrs. Scarborough and
Crouse
Wedding News From Denton And Surroundings
Social notes report the wedding of Miss Hilda M Covey to J Paul Fowler at the Covey home in Denton and other marriages and visits. Residents and visitors from Philadelphia Ocean View and Wilmington are cited, with attendees at gatherings and trips to Rehoboth Beach and Atlantic City.
Social News Roundup of Local and Regional Visits
Local residents and visitors are listed with travels to Baltimore Philadelphia Washington and other spots. Names include Roy Shively Roy Brown Mrs Noble Shively Rev J J Bunting Jack Gibson L B Macomber Ronald Sapp Walter Sapp A B Sapp Ruth Curtis Louise Dennison Alfred Dennison Hazel Macomber Carlotta Silver Kemp Newnam Ruth Gottwaltz Addie Wilson Ethel Esender and more. Many extended weekends and Sundays spent with relatives and friends in town and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Shively
Philadelphia
Roy Brown
Noble Shively
J. J. Bunting
Jack
Crisfield
J. W. Gibson
Baltimore
Washington
D. C
Mount Vernon
Ronald
Lima
N. Y
O. M. Macomber
Walter Sapp
A. B. Sapp
Win
Cheffins
Town
White Crystal Beach
Nettie Thomas
Walter Elliott
Mt. Jackson
New York City
Buddy Taylor
Wilmington
Carroll Eliott
John Wright
Carlotta Silver
N. S. Silver
M. K. Newnam
Kemp
Denton
C. W. Moore
Ridgely
Ethel Esender
Ruth, Curtis
Addie Wilson
Sallie Voshell
Centreville
Gus Clark
George Sylvester
Noble Jarrell, Jr
Atlantic City visitors and local arrivals noted
Mr and Mrs Geo King and son Harold of Atlantic City spent the week end with Mr and Mrs J E Walls. Miss Beatrice Hudson of Wilmington visits her parents Mr and Mrs Hugh Hudson. Mr Milton Harris returns to Farnhurst after time with his parents. Miss Marian Marvel of Wilmington is hosted by cousin Miss Lula Marvel. Mr and Mrs Geo Hegrich of Pittsburgh visit Mr and Mrs Joseph Harris. Miss Agnes Doherty of Landenberg Pa entertains with Mrs Joseph Harris. Miss Grace Powell of Harrington spends vacation with Mrs Joseph Harris. Mr Wm Sanders of Wilmington visits town Monday. Mr and Mrs J B Medford spend Sunday with friends in Warton. Miss Emma Gooden visits relatives in Norwood Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf E. Smith
Bloxom
Cape Charles
Arthur Beaumont
Allen
Philadelphia
M. F. H.collison
O. C. Kirshner
Dolores
Jack
McKeesport
M. F. H. Collison
Lawrence Larrimore
Henry Porter
Greensboro
Mildred Porter
Wilmington
Lucy V. Garey
Baltimore
U. S. Chatam
Merchants and Miners Line
Boston
Mass
Roland Howard
Linwood
Elmer Downes
Mark Howard
Mattie M. Moore
Rehoboth
Wine
Sue K. Smith
St. Mary’s County
North Second Street
Edgar Shockiey
Bride
Richmond
North Sixth Street
Nellie Reed
Easton
Clinton Williamson
Fountain Avenue
Howard Melvin, Jr
Mary Melvin
Malcolm Melvin
Denton
Wm. Bullock
Rehoboth Beach
Oak Orchard
W. W. Sylvester
A. Taylor
Bellmar
N. J
Minnie Murphy
Paul Higgins
West Denton
Thomas Bradley
Charles Griffin
West Engelwood
Lula Marvel
Geo. Hegrich
Pittsburgh
Joseph, Harris
Agnes Doherty
Landenburg
Joseph Harris
Grace Powell
Harrington
Wm. Sanders
J. B. Medford
Warton
Emma Gooden
Norwood
John Harold Howcard Towers
Marydel
Joe Snowberger
Harry Zeigler
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Church House
Color Live
D. Walters
Freemont
Ohio
Leah Fletcher
Bedford
Walters
Milton
Akron
Sallie Ludlow
Earl
Annie Hevatow
Queenstown
Martha Taylor
Charles Starkey
Templeville
Corino Galante
Green
Maple Avenue
Dorothy Saulsbury
Troxell
Lew Lane
Edgar
Charles Saints
Alice
Sarah
Hattie Treland
Naomi Walls
Wihnington
Mollie Walls
Julia Walls
Lydia Gooden
Carlile
J. T. Moore
Atlanta
Georgia
Alan Parsons
Tommy
Starrington
Ielen Reedy
Norfolk
A. W. Thompson
Pyle
Margaret
Thomas Gaitley
Marian Slemmons
Warren
Ferndale
Johnstown
Boonesboro
Percy Weam
Lillie Burger
Bethlehem
Ridgely
William C. Harrison
Lof Harrington
L. §. Matthews
Ada
Elsie Matthews
Roy Walls
John, Walls
Swing Brothers
Messinger
Saulsbury Brothers
Howard Quaintance
Silver Creek
John Davis
N. H. Jones
Dover
Willard Jones
Reformed Church
Ebner Coblentz
Michael Pfister
Leland
South Orange
Willis Marshall
Thomas Holder
Hickman
Snow Hill
Albert Sainsbury
Hilda Cherry
Ellen Swann
Telchester
Twendrickson
Chambersburg
F. P. Werr
Homer Roe
Frank Flounders
Connolly
Albert Saulsbury
Dorothy Mancha
Earl Ryan
Joseph Brumbaugh
George Clark Webb
G. C. Webb
Federalsburg
Burton Proctor
Aberdeen
A. W. Sisk
Lebanon
Eastern Shore
Chesapeake
Atlantic Hotel
Ocean City
Raymond Poole
Florida
Wrightson
Edgar Wrightson
Grace Covey
Provident State Bank
Anna Cook
Josephine
James Gallagher
Ling
Victor Dean
Harry Hollis
Elmer Blades
Thomas Trice
Merritt Parker
Katherine Cox
Harold Scarborough
Betty
Ann
Silver Beach
Virginia
M. E
O. A. Bartley
Lelia G. Councell
Mary Rathell
Sarah Reynolds
Washington, D. C
Mary Hub Lbard
Wilbur C. Noble
Hampton
New Jersey
Remembered Denison Citizen George W. Phillips Dies
George W. Phillips of Seventh Street died Sunday morning at his home. Born March 27, 1853 near Georgetown Delaware, he worked as a blacksmith and shipsmith, later cabinetmaking in Denton. A Pilgrim Holiness Church official, he leaves a widow and five children, plus a brother and sister. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at the church, interment in Sharptown cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Phillips
Seventh Street
Mr. Phillips
Georgetown
Del
Denton
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Thomas
S. Dixon
Sharptown Cemetery
A. T. Hearne
Sharptown
Thos. Ti. Phillips
Baltimore
Orland Phillips
Salisbury
Fred Howard
Linwood
S. Lewis Adams
John W. Phillips
Edward Workman
Det
Card of Thanks for Support After Bereavement
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during our recent bereavement. Mia Elizabeth Phillips and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Elizabeth Phillips
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Funerals and local events
The notice recounts the funeral of John Harold Howcard Towers after a fatal auto wreck near Marydel. Buried in Denton, he leaves grieving grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Snowberger and relatives. The column lists hospitalizations, local visits, society meetings, plays, and community gatherings across Ridgely and nearby towns, with many names and movements among residents.
Return Visit by New York Attorney Highlights Federalsburg Dinner
Frank Flynn, a New York attorney who left Federalsburg as a boy 42 years ago, revisited his old town with a dinner at River View Inn attended by 30 former schoolmates and friends. He toured the old Davis school and homestead, revealing his identity after playful pretense as a salesman. Also reported: the death of Mrs. Lena Corkran Jefferson, 63, a longtime Federalsburg resident. packing of cantaloupes at John N. Wright Jr. packing house. local craft, trade, and social notices including visits by residents and staff from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River View Inn
New York
Nis
Frank Flynn
Lin
Jong
Flynn
New York State
Davis’ School
Dorchester County
Federalsburg
Estelle Hackett
Vienna
Mowbray
Frances Hackett
Connecticut
Lena Corkran Jefferson
Thomas O. Jefferson
Jefferson
John and
Rachel Corkran
Williamsburg
Mr. Jefferson
Jefferson Drug Store
Philetus A
Jerome D
Guy Bonney
East Orange
N. J
Hayward Hignutt
Roland Handy
Ruth
Adelia Jefferson
Bernie Corkran
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ransom P. Nichols
Hillcrest Cemetery
John N. Wright, Jr
Eastern Shore Trust Company
Marie Wagner
Cambridge
Harry Cade
Virginia
Cairo
Euston
Wilmington
Baltimore
Sophronia Patchett
Easton
Lelia Cox
Jerome D. Jefferson
Harrisburg
Floyd Williams
Laura O’bier
Seaford
Lynn O’bier
Louisville
Kentucky
H. H. Hackett
Fred Noble Wright
Louise Brooks
Bruce Wilson
Ocean City
Eunice Coulbourne
Atlantic City
Mrs Henry Becker and Maretta Visit Mrs John Irwin
Mrs Henry Becker and her daughter Maretta of Brooklyn New York are visiting Mrs John Irwin at Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Becker
Maretta
Brooklyn, N. Y
Visi Iting
John Irwin
Central
Hillsboro Queen Anne Invitation for Church House Opening
The public is invited to a reception at the Methodist Episcopal Church House on Tuesday evening September 3 at 8 oclock to celebrate the opening of the new church building. There will be entertainment and refreshments and the event is open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Church House
M. E. Church
Lee Richereck
G. B. Stewart
Blanch Morse
Frank Fleming
Thompson
William Thompson
Virginian Holt
Frances Fisher
Christine Wilson
Wm. A. Holt
G. L. Wilson
George Wilson
Betterton
Edgar Blades
Virginia Blades
Horace Brittingham
Helen
Wilmington
Brown Thawley
Burrsville
Lee Stultz
South Amboy
N. J
William Helfritch
Ruth
Trappe
Annie Jump
Howard Eley
Queen Anne
Townsend
William Morris
Baltimore
Dora Morris
Centreville
Harry Covell
George Carston
John Vesty
Montgomery
Alabama
William M. Booker
Howard Lucas
Dan Price
Queenstown
M. W. Beaven
Helen Brittingham
Virginian Blades
Linford Larrimore
Cordelia
Marjorie
G. L. Tarbutton
J. M. Pittinger
Huntingdon
India
Harvey Baker
Quiet Denton couple wed in early morning ceremony
Miss Hilda Mae Covey of this town and Mr James Paul Fowler of Denton were married Monday morning August 26 at the bride’s home by Rev Melvin E Wheatley. The bride wore a blue ensemble suit with matching accessories. Mrs Covey is a long time stenographer at Denton National Bank and Mr Fowler manages Crook’s store in Denton. The newlyweds left by auto for the Shenandoah Valley and Virginia after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda M. Covey
J. Paul Fowler
M. E. Wheatley
Methodist Episcopal Church
Denton
Red Lion
Paul Winebrenmner
Hanover
Cassander Gotwalt
York
Harold Kefauver
Middletown
Jacob B. Davis
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Ben Franklin and
Adelphia
Jas. M. Clarke
R. H. Bryant
Petersburg
Rehoboth Beach
Walter Sparktin
Olaf E. Smith
Gay Street
John Berry
Newport
Del
Will Davis
Lawrence
Catherine
Near Town
W. L. Black
Julia Lee
Chicago
Frank C. Gunderley
Pasadena
Canada
Frank Flowers
Virginia Harwood
Caroline County
Hilda Mae Covey
James Paul Fowler
Marion Covey
Melvin E. Wheatley
Miss Covey
Denton National Bank
Fowler
Crook’s
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Dwight Harris
Kennley
Allen
Plymouth
Ohio
Murphy
Lancaster
Smith
Richcreek
C. M. Chiles
Strasburg
H. M. Chiles
Richmond
Margaret Uhler
Memory Lane
Elmer Wheeler
William
Baltimore
Minnie Morgan
Howard Flowers
Easton
Emma Short
Louise
Greenwood
Lee H. Richcreek
Local Notables And Visits In Preston Community
Preston residents share health news and social updates. George Clark Webb illness noted. Burton Proctor improving and returning to Aberdeen office. Various visits and relocations including families Poole Wrightson, and Gallagher. Community events at Atlantic Hotel and local church activities are listed along with social engagements and club meetings.
Local social notes from the Dover area
Mr and Mrs W H Lord entertained at supper with Rev and Mrs W T Archer and others visiting from Hillsboro Baltimore and Concord. Families traveled to Oak Orchard and Rehoboth, Atlantic City visits, birthday celebration in Dover, and farm sale near here. Christian Endeavor resumes after two month vacation with Mrs R J Ashe in charge. Hobbs Manufacturing begins tomato canning. Various visits to Baltimore New York Philadelphia and Federalsburg noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Archer
Albert Caphall
Hillsboro
John Russum
Baltimore
L. H. Thomas
J. H. Edgell
L. Hopkins Thomas
Neil G. Edgell
Oak Orchard
Rehoboth
Isaac Starkey
Fleming
Carroll County
L. R. Dukes
Margaret Lou
R. J. Ashe
Robert
New York State
Wm. Reed
Tuckahoe Neek
Laure
Sunday Dinner Guests Gather at Hickman Residence
Mr. John Cleaves entertained about twenty five guests on Sunday including his children and grandchildren from Philadelphia and Harrington. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. H J Ramsdell, Mr. and Mrs. T A Cleaves, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Messick and family. Mrs. J C Wroten hosted guests Geo Wooley and daughter from Dover, Elwood Wroten and E T Wroten and children. Others were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hignutt Misa Cora Bernard and Mr. Case of Milford. The Noble family from Philadelphia and the Zimmerman family from Smith's Island visited. Margaret Stewart of Greenwood visited grandparents G F and Mrs Noble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8S. P. Brown
Margaret Stewart
Greenwood
G. F. Noble
Greensboro and Its Environs Visitors and Guests
Mr and Mrs George Harris and children and relatives from Baltimore Camden N J visit and host, with many friends and kin from Dover Denton and Wilmington spending weekends and weeks with local families at Rehoboth Booker's Wharf Riverside and Briar Cliff. Joseph Isaacs is critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harris
Sara V. Harris
Baltimore
Nora Pritchett
Camden
N. J
N. Harris
Elwood Diefenderfer
Claymont
Fred Friedel
Delia Friedel
Eugene Raughley
Dover
John T. Carter
Denton
R. J. Raughley
Harvey Dunning
Clayton
Harry Luff
Harrington
John Luff
Clayton Porter
Francis
Moe Pippin
Nancy Smith
Bud Smith
Rehoboth
Arlie Dingledine
Thos. Dobson and Sons
Booker’s Wharf
Margaret
Elizabeth Christian
Philadelphia
A. J. Brumbaugh
Frederick R. Malone
Marion Malone
Riverside Hotel
Violet Rawlings
R. B. Rawlings
Ralph Lumback
Wilmington
Chas. Rich
D. Carrow
Carrow
Charles W. Starkey
Marshall Hutson
Anne
Annie Edwards
Hammond Warrington
Briar Cliff
N. Y
M. Elise Roe
James Beckham
Bowling Green
Kentucky
B. C. Beckham
A. G. Smith
New York
Boston
Alton Smith
Charles Webber
W. K. Cummings
Billy
Burt Hobbs
Otto Kornrumpf
R. T. Eaton
Centreville
Josephine Moore
John and
Stewart Walz
Lacey Wilson
Michael Ashe
John B. Nichols
James Todd
Bethlehem
Cecil Evans
Chestertown
Warren van Sant
Mary Dorman
Price’s Station
W. B. Massey
Margaret Bostic
Ingleside
Ridgely
Joseph Isaacs
Tragic Car Crash Kills One. Drunk Driver Suspected
A collision on the Marydel road between Dover and Marydel killed Harold Towers a one year old son of Mr and Mrs Claude Towers of Chester. Three others were injured including Raymond B Blanche and his wife Mrs Mary Blanche with wounds to the arm and head. Amos Hurd of Wyoming and John Drakeopil of Hardy were cited as under the influence after the crash. The court awaits the coroner's jury action while the injured were hospitalized at Kent General. The boy's funeral occurred in Ridgely with interment in Denton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Towers
Claude Towers
Chester
Marydel
Dover
Amos Hurd
Wyoming
John Drakeopil
Hardy
E. Richmond Steele
Raymond B. Blanche
Towers
Mary Blanche
John Blanche
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the Local Department
Goldsboro
Henderson
Tuckahoe
Dweer Shank
Herman Noble
J. J. Elliott
Annette
Florence Beaven
W. B. Sparks
Chas. Stevens
Millington
I. T. Sparklin
Mollie Smith
Ocean Grove
Clifton Hicks
Herman Worth
Wm. P. Draper
Lidens
Josephine Wooters
F. H. Wright
Elon Wright
Lena Bullock
Pauline Wright
William Liden
Elsie Scott
Richard Parson
Laurel Camp
Gilbert McBride
E. J. Adams
Helen Melvin
Henry Neal
Master Melvin Smith
Ida Melvin
Clarence Melvin
Pauline Wooters