Local items and notices from Caroline county week
Suburban notices include Everngam and Mudd shops advertising holiday sales on hats coats and gift items at reduced prices. The post office at Wye Mills faces discontinuation after 65 years, while architect Theodore W. Pietch of Baltimore is chosen for a Denton high school project. Music nights at Palace Theatre feature Van Asnam’s Minstrels and Harold Lloyd in Girl Shy with proceeds to Easton’s Children’s Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everngam
Mudd
van Asnam
Palace Theatre
Easton
Baltimore Stadium
Army
Denton social news notes include Rutter promotion
Mr John C Rutter son of Mr and Mrs Walter S Rutter of Denton has been promoted to office and credit manager of Independent Oil Company 4 Washington corporation. Several local families are mentioned visiting relatives and travel mishaps but no serious injuries reported during Thanksgiving period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Rutter
Walter S. Rutter
Denton
Independent Oil Company
Washington Corporation
Rutter
Nellie Dunning
C. Percy Dunning
Fred R. Owens
Albert T. Reichman
New York
Virginia L. Cooper
Harriet Melissa Mills
Grace Rutter
University of Maryland
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Jean FB. Scrivener
John A Mackintosh
Charles K. Evans
T. Dukes Roe
Bridgeport
Mays Landing
N. J
Charles Andrew
Riverton Avenue
William Garey
Roop
Wilmington
Horace Roop
Matt, Lawless
John Mayer
Ed, Mayer
Philadelphia
John F. Chaffinch
Emily Swiss
New Jersey
Charles E. Hishop
William J. Shawn
Earle Chaffinch
J. E. Chaffinch
Minnie Henry
Mr. Henry
Rat
Long
Norman Wright
South Second Street
Gilbert Clark
Child
Carney's Point
Frank A Clark
Edward Hulmes
Clayton
Delaware
Rev Helsby Leaves Denton for Milton Pa pastorate
The Hilgrim Holiness Church of Denton bids farewell to Rev G L Helsby after 17 years of service. A Thanksgiving sermon and old-time love feast marked the end, with five seekers answering the call. The Helsbys moved to Milton Pa after a wrap up with friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Helsby
Denton
G. L. Helsby
Hilgrim Holiness Church of
Harrington
Easton
Hillsboro
Helsby
Willard H. Thawley
Jesus
Milton
Charles W. Ellwanger
Death of John A Mackintosh noted with services held
John Alexander Mackintosh aged 2 died early Saturday at his Riverton Avenue home after weeks of illness. Native of Washington, son of the late Alexander Mackintosh of Glasgow and Ann Blizzard of Westminster, he lived in Carroll then Caroline counties for 22 years. Survived by widow Frances W. Mackintosh of Easton and daughter Mrs. G Frances Scrivener of Baltimore. widow Temperance J. Butler was his first wife and had a daughter from that marriage. He served as bailiff of the Circuit Court and clerk to the Board of Control and Review, known as an authority on local tax matters. Funeral at his home Monday afternoon, Rev G J Honker officiating. burial in Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Fire Company
M. E Church
Newnam
Baltimore News
Lawrence B. Towers
Caroline
Melvin G Morris
First Baptist Church
Federalsburg
Hillsboro
Downes
David H. Taylor
David D. Taylor
Centreville
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Western Maryland College
Wilbur Clark
Queen Anne
Clark
Harry Clark
Denton
Preston
Council of the Order
Carter Block
Clarence Pentz
Denton High School
Juniata College
Huntingdon
Juniata
Pentz
Greensboro Baptist Church
John L. Saunders
North Kent
Saunders
Second Judicial Circuit
Thomas J. Keating
Talbot
Carroll Gibson
Keating and
Wickes
Adking
Gibson
Baltimore
Maryland Penitentiary
Ritchie
John A. Mackintosh
John Alexander Mackintosh
Riverton Avenue
Washington
Alexander Mackintosh
Glasgow
Scotland
Ann Blizzard
Westminster
Carroll County
Caroline County
Mackintosh
Temperance J. Butler
G. Frances Scrivener
Frances W. Mackintosh
Easton
Circuit Court
Board of Control and Review
G J. Honker
Methodist Protestant Church
Thanksgiving Dinner Guests and Local Notices
Local social notes list Thanksgiving entertainment in Ridgely and nearby towns. Numerous households hosted relatives and friends from Wilmington New York Dover and Philadelphia. Community events include a tuberculosiss seal drive church services and church dedication updates with several clergy and volunteers named.
A Kentucky Belle Play For Epworth League Benefit
Marydel hosts a December 6 performance of A Kentucky Belle at the Marydel School building with doors at 7 30 and showtime at 8. Admission 25 cents for adults, 15 cents for children, refreshments free. proceeds benefit the Epworth League.
Henderson Farm Bureau Holds Banner Meeting in Town Hall
The Henderson Farm Bureau Local conducted its annual banner meeting at the Town Hall with about 200 attendees. The program featured moving pictures, music, recitations, and speeches on cooperation, with electing officers H H Shults president Howard Sylvester vice president and W Farina secretary. Community support from local schools and patrons was noted with several social visits and upcoming meetings announced.
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Henderson Farm Bureau
County Farm Bureau
Frenk
State Forestry Service
Rye
Thompson
H. H. Shults
Howard Sylvester
W. Farina
Wingate
Farina
Smithville Mourns Mrs. William Tiley at Home
Mrs. William Tiley died at her Smithville home on Thursday evening November 25 after a lingering illness. She is survived by her husband and three children Mrs. Harry Hill Miss Martha Tiley and Master John Tiley. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the home with Reverends Atkins and Wheatley officiating. Interment followed in Bloomery Cemetery. The community notes several relocations and visits including the Parkers moving to Federalsburg Bullock family moving to Parker home Adams ill mother Wright visiting Adams. Farmers report busy butchering season underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tiley
Harry Hill
Martha Tiley
John Tiley
C. H. Atkins
Concord
M. E. Wheatley
Ridgely
Bloomery Cemetery
William Parker
Smithville
Federalsburg
Blaine Bullock
Parker
Ormond Wright
Tuckahoe Neck
Arthur Adams
Fred Fountain
Philadelphia
Kemp Adams
Wilmington
Bloomery
Tuckahoe Neck Community Updates and Visits
Kemp Adams stays with Afr Ormond Wright while his sister Mrs Omond Wright visits their mother Mrs Arthur Adams who is ill. Mrs Edward Wright returns from Baltimore with Ralph Coursey and family. Florence Reed visits sister Mrs Lillian Morris who is ill. George Timmons and Lawrence Wrights host Thanksgiving. Matilda Werner takes a winter job in the city. Albert DeFord hosts friends. Clement Drake visits Myerstown, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp Adams
Afr
Ormond Wright
Omond Wright
Arthur Adams
Edward Wright
Baltimore
Ralph Coursey
Florence Reed
Lillian Morris
George Timmons
Lawrence Wright
Matilda Werner
Albert DeFord
Clement Drake
Myerstown
The Attendance Honor Roll November Pupil List
The article lists Marydel Bee Tree Garey Williamson Hickman Liden and Troward school pupils with perfect attendance in November. Names include Thomas Heather Ralph Polton Marion Seeney Howard Sparks Mildred Rambo Frances Hummer Evelyn Ford Pauline Garrich Ruth Poulson Violet Hull and many others across schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marydel
Thomas Heather
Ralph Polton
Marion Seeney
Howard Sparks
Mildred Rambo
Frances Hummer
Evelyn Ford
Pauline Garrich
Ruth Poulson
Violet Hull
Bee Tree
Edwant Kusmaul
Emil Kusmaul
James Mors
George Loach
Wilbon Walls
Phylamanda Mentrovitch
Vanda Mentroviteh
Anna Vogt
Helen Zioch
Mabel Smith
Williamson's
Virginia Clarke
Thelma Bradley
Dorothy Bradley
Mary Gelletley
Ruth Cooper
Theodore Gelletly
Janes Wooters
Harry Wooters
Everett Kelley
Melvin Brown
Ralph Wooters
Hickman School
Ernest Smith
Russell Baondle
Corey Brown
Carl Parker
Baltimore visits and Wilmington trip notices
Mrs. Charles Hobbs and children spent Thursday to Saturday in Baltimore. Mrs. Fred Flounders spent a couple of days in Baltimore this week. Mrs. William Rickards was in Wilmington on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hobbs
Baltimore
Fred Flounders
William Rickards
Wilmington
Caroline County Girls Club Leader Visits Local Clubs
On November 1 2021 Miss Dorothy Emerson Girls Club Leader toured Caroline county visiting Moore s Goldsboro Hillsboro Ridgely Denton Hannony American Corner and Chop tank clubs. She displayed club girls work county camp pictures Club Week at College Park and Camp Vail lessons. A November 22 meeting for local leaders was held despite rain with twelve attendees. Now in the time to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Emerson
Caroline County
Moore's
Goldsboro
Hillsboro
Ridgely
Denton
Hannony
American Corner
Chop
Emerson
College Park
Camp Vail
Springfield Fair
Springfield
Mass
Santa Claus to visit Denton children next Saturday
Denton merchants and officials are preparing for a village holiday with Santa arriving by uncertain means and promising toys and candy to every child. The event runs from 11 to 5 with Toyland screenings at Palace Theatre and a live performance by Prof. Cox and his band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anta Claus
Santa Claus
Santa
Caroline County
Northland
Denton
Old Kris
Palace Theatre
Jackie Coogan
Prof. Cox
Donation party surprises Rev. Tafel at New Churches
The newly installed Rev. Leonard J. Tafel and his wife hosted a surprise donation party Monday evening in Preston and Williston as friends from both congregations arrived in autos bearing farm produce and homemaker gifts. Notable attendees included Mrs. O. M. Hignatt, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Gelletty, Mrs. Harvey, Miss Mildred Towers, and others who sent tokens for the couple’s memory book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard J. Tafel
Preston
Williston
O. M. Hignatt
A. G. Gelletty
Thanksgiving guests from multiple cities visit Goldsboro
Goldsboro hosts include the Berkenkemper and Klecan families, Edward Olsen, Mrs. Carrie Klecan and children, and Baltimore and Hartington visitors. Thanksgiving gathering at Frank Klecan home, Sewing Circle and Aid Society events noted. Imla Hubbard trip to Chester and Noland Hubbard buys an Essex coach. Many people reported with colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Berkenkemper
Edward Berkenkemper
Edward Olsen
Carrie Klecan
Ferdinand Berkenkemper
Baltimore
John McMullen
Tlarrington
Charles Klecan
Hartington
Frank Klecan
Goldsboro
Personal Mention at Centreville Social Evening
Mr and Mrs Charles E Johnson hosted guests at their Centreville home including Mr and Mrs Walter J Cohee and son Wray Me and Mrs Fred Cohee and children Dawson and Marie, Earl and Lymon Cohee, Rosetella Cohee and Elsie Roe of Denton, W A Cohee and Mary E Betts of Hartsville, H L Smith and daughter Emily, Elias Bunting and son Maurice of Greenwood, Roy Lofland and daughter Charlotte of Bridgeville. The visitors enjoyed the gathering. Also a local want ad seeks bushels yellow corn paid in cash by H 5 Burns Denton Mal. The Nuttle Milling Co adds molasses for feed to poultry and stock feeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Johnson
Centreville
Walter J. Cohee
Wray
Fred Cohee
Dawson and Marie
Earl and
Lymon Cohee
Rosetella Cohee
Elsie Roe
Denton
W. A. Cohee
Mary E. Betts
Hartsville
H. L. Smith
Emily
Elias Bunting
Maurice
Greenwood
Roy Lofland
Charlotte
Bridgeville
Jack Montgomery and Son
Wilmington
Luther Bennetts
Jane Sylvester
Delaware
Harrison Bennett
William Saunders
E. J. Saunders
Ladies’ Aid
Louise Dennison
Greensboro
J. C. Kinnamon
Powell Hopkins
Vernon
Hilda Cherry
Ridgely
Dempsey Kinnamon
Addie Jarrell
Rebecca Lane
Carlotta Silver
Carolyn Lapham
William Quillen and Son
Grant DeWitt
Robert Moore
Mary del
W. T. Jarman
A. G. Dennison
Elizabeth Heather
Marydel
W. J. Murphy
Myra Jackson
Rev J H Schooley Preaches at Methodist Church Next Sunday
Goldsboro News Matters lists Rev J H Schooley preaching at both morning and night services with subjects The Holy Spirit in Preaching and The Man Who Blamed His Wife. Community notices recall local visitors, Thanksgiving reunions, and a well attended Ladies Aid social last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Schooley
Methodist Church
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