Denton area notices mix sales ads and seasonal weather
Local items include hats discounted at J H Nichols and Co, carload peat moss for poultry, and real estate or rental notices on Gay Street. Several sales on stoves heaters and furnaces appear along with furniture, rugs, and home goods from R H Stafford. A December sale on Quick Meal Range offers free dish sets with purchase while a tuberculosis clinic and pediatric examinations are scheduled. Weather recount notes sleet and ice then a festive Christmas landscape.
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J. H. Nichols & Co
Nuttle Milling Company
Caroline County
Gay St
Denton
Nuttle Milling Co
Elmer Downes
Leslie Walls
Market Street
Bill Haines
Palace Theatre
Allen
R. H. Stafford
Cole
M. K. Newnam
Good Cheer Bible
Willoughby Nowell
C. C. Steenken
J. H. Nichols & Co’s
R. H. Stafford’s
Burrsville
Maryland
E. D. Kimmey
A. R. Wright
Main and
Sixth Streets
A. G. Saulsbury
Ridgely
R.H. Stafford
Rf. H. Stafford
Adams
Heatrola Town
WLW
Thompson How, & Supply Co
Hillsboro
Burriaville
Federalsburg
Woman's Club
Social News Highlights From Denton Maryland
Mrs Emma Charles now at John B Parsons Home in Salisbury Maryland. Thanksgiving turkey dinner and mock radio party for Indies inmates. W C T U meets December 9 at Mrs Baxter's to collect gifts and jelly for needy and soldiers hospital. Rotary Club speaker P Watson Webb warns about mail order drains rural money. Numerous local residents host and attend family visits, travels, and church events across Denton and nearby towns.
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Emma Charles
John B. Parsons
Salisbury
T. M. Baxter
Second Street
Soldiers’ Hospital
Roe
Burton Roe
Bernadine
Cora Ann
Pennsylvania
Lacy Pepper
Mildred
Earle Cohee
Junior
Louise
Malvern
Cornelius Galvin
Edgar Ree
Chester
Joseph Hill
Charles
Frances
Ridley Park
Ralph
Richard Teague
Philadelphia
W. W. Davis
Baltimore
Denton
P. Watson Webb
Cambridge
Rotary Club
Walter Sparklin
T. M.todd
Dorothy
Robinson Murphy
J. M. Clarke
Sallie Covey
Louise Fisher
Western Maryland College
University of Maryland
Wilbur Clark
Cape May Court House
N. J
J. D. Taylor
Wilmington
Del
Harry Clark
Mervin
Marie Pentz
Marion Hartman
Allo
Juniata College
C. A. Pentz
M. B. Henry
Minnie Henry
Harry Pope
George Henry
J. M. Collison
Clarence R. Pentz
Swarthmore
T. O. Crouse
George A. Deakyne
Emergency Hospital
Easton
W. W. Dill
Ion
Burrsville Revival Services Move Between Churches
Revival services opened at Union M P Church Friday and moved to Wesley M E Church Sunday with Rev Harry Hufnall assisted by neighboring ministers. Cherry sisters of Rehoboth led Tuesday evening worship. Clarence L Morris and Mary C Smith of Wilmington wed Tuesday afternoon at the M E parsonage. Sunday services listed for Burrsville M E Charge with School at 10 a m, worship at 11, Hickman at 3 and revival at 7 30.
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Union M. P
Wesley M. E
Harry Hufnal
Cherry
Rehoboth
Clarence L. Morris
Mary C.smith
Wilmington
Harvey ‘O. Hufnall
M. E
Morris
Nufnal
Burrsville
Wesley
Hickman
Paul Collison
New Castile
Henry Hurd
Cleaves
Wm. Chambers
Andersontown
Fred Lewis
Houston ‘Thawley
Maryland University Hospital
R. H. Stafford
Baltimore
Thanksgiving guest and holiday travels in Ridgely and Philadelphia
Miss Josephine Cahall of Ridgely stayed with Mrs. W J Bonner as Thanksgiving guests. Mrs Bonner spent several days last week visiting relatives in Philadelphia. Christmas gifts for the whole family available at J H Nichols & Coa at reasonable prices.
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Josephine Cahall
Ridgely
W. J. Bonner
Philadelphia
J. H. Nichols & Coa
Death of Mrs Olivia Adams in Smithville
The community mourns the death of Mrs Olivia Adams near Smithville after a short illness. Funeral services were held at Bloomery M E Church with ministers A B Frye C I Atkins M B Wheatley and S L Hanby. Interment followed at Bloomery cemetery. Survivors include husband and two daughters. Local visitors and relatives are noted throughout the piece with numerous names and Thanksgiving visits. The notice also lists various family and church connections and reports on ongoing illness of Mrs. Adams.
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Olivia Adams
Church Aid
Clarence Adams
Here
Bloomery M. E. Church
A. B. Frye
C. I. Atkins
M. BE. Wheatley
S. L. Hanby
Bloomery Cemetery
Ormond Wright
Denton
Kemp Adams
Reliance
Tull
Kathryn Spence
Lillian Hignutt
Arthur Adams
Minnie
Althea Adams
Wilmington
Thomas Parker
Baltimore
G. H. Fritz Randolph
Marlboro
N. J
John Young
Tedferalsboro
Henry Davis
Chas. Lyden
Orland Closson
Mildred Scott
C. A. Scott
Blaine Bullock
Federalsburg
Palmer Lare
T. H. Willin
Win, Dill
Milton
Win. Dill
J. H. Lare
Elizabeth Bullock
Wm. Robinson
Horace Robinson
James Adams
Doles M James Addresses Federalsburg Trade Group
The Federalsburg public meeting heard Doles M James assistant manager of the U S Chamber agricultural service discuss cooperative development of farm and city economies. He outlined practical actions cooperation with farm bureaus county agents better markets boys and girls clubs and agricultural fairs to promote farmers interests. This was the second national speaker brought by the local chamber led by J Frank Short with previous visit by David A Skinner in June.
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Doles M. James
Agricultural Service
United States Chamber of Commerce
National
J. Frank Short
David A. Skinner
Mrs. Catherine D. Crouse Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Catherine D. Crouse wife of Monroe G. Crouse died Friday November 29 after a seven year Brights disease illness at her Denton home on Seventh street She returned in October from a Baltimore hospital Interment was in Denton cemetery after funeral at Church of the Brethren led by Rev E C Woodie and Rev M E Wheatley Pallbearers included Earl Holsinger J R Chaffinch C A Pentz N L Raleigh F D Zeigler and Dr J H Summerfield She was born July 11 1881 in Reisterstown Pa married in 1903 and is survived by her husband four children Rufus D Crouse Amos S Ella Mae Earl M plus two sisters Mrs Harry Stayer and Mrs Fred Stevens and eight brothers Trade publication notice urged subscription to the Journal.
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Bright
Catherine D. Crouse
Monroe G. Crouse
Seventh Street
Denton
Baltimore
Denton Cemetery
Church of the Brethren
E. C. Woodie
Ev. M
Methodist Church
Nagay
Coke Mission
Uniontown
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
America
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of Middletown
Our Methodist Church
Harvey Moore
Mary Jump
Columbus
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
John Davis
Viola Jones
C. W. Moore
Miss Jones
Ada Matthews
Salisbury
Aiken Hall
Dr. Johnson
Reformed Church
Nevin Smith
The
Theological Seminary
Frank Simon
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Frank Flounders
Jerusalem
Floyd White
Herr Place
Ord Raleigh
Alexander Russell
Easton Hospital
John Hoffman
Paul
Jonas Shaner
Reading
Elmer
Newark
N. J
Charles Pelot
Philadelphia
Martha Taylor
Harry Simons
Wilmington
Frank Simons
Oscar Simons
Edt Stephens
Mary Laird
Thomas
Rehoboth
Harry Laird
Mary
Orre
Saulsbury
Wayne
Dorothy Mancha
Ardmore
Harry Hemmons
Muller
Easton
M. A. Brackett
J. T. West
R. G. Townsend
Maurice
Elaine Saulsbury
Dorothy Saulsbury
A. G. Saulsbury
Lawrence Lynch
Ridgely
Dorothy Miller
Marydel
T. A. Smith
Caldwell
Yewell
Robert Dean, Jr
Laura Wooters
Washington College
McBride
Richard Holsinger
Neffsville
Adams Holsinger
Eva Barnes
Greenbank
N. Ley
H.E. McBride
Marguerite Jackson
Anna Frances Seward
Weekly Ridgely News Letter of church events and notices
Sunday sermons by Rev Nagay of Uniontown and a Coke Mission talk highlighted by immigrant experiences. Women’s missions and society meetings, jubilee reports, Christmas box packing plans, and a quarter conference attended by Dr Johnson. Fires near town, a hip fracture, Thanksgiving travels, and local visits fill the community diary.
Prestonians host multiple holiday gatherings and social notes
Preaton and surrounding residents held numerous Thanksgiving and bridge gatherings. Guests included families from Easton Federalsburg Annapolis Salisbury and Baltimore with many local hosts such as the Denn es Barnes Cox and Wrightson households. A chimney fire caused water damage and several residents traveled for visits and church events.
Thanksgiving Week Socials and Church Events Near Bloomery
Adams Cross Roads residents hosted visitors including Zeb Fountain family and Mr. Mans from Woodlynne. Wilmington guests Jack Mearse and Winnie Graham stayed four days. Grace Horsey and children Virginia and Paul visited relatives. Charlie Adams attended a funeral at Bloomery Church. Marie Parker spent Thanksgiving with her parents. Catherine Lowe visited her aunt Ethel Steward Denton. Bloomery Sunday school and preaching were held Sunday afternoon.
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Zeb Fountain
Mildred
Billy
Mr. Mans
Woodlynne
N. J
Fred. Fountain
Minnie
Althea Adams
Jack Mearse
Winnie Graham
Wilmington
Grace Horsey
Virginia and
Paul
W. S. Hubbard
Charlie Adams
C. W. Adams
Bloomery Church
Marie Parker
George Chaffineh
Jmn Marcus Hook
Catherine Lowe
Ethel Steward
Ormond Wright
Denton
Bloomery
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Birthday Party Report
Miss Carolyn Holland hosted a Tuesday birthday gathering from four to six p m with many young guests enjoying refreshments of ices cakes candy and fruit. Numerous local residents are noted visiting relatives and traveling to friends in several towns for Thanksgiving and weekend trips.
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Carolyn Holland
Carolyn
Elwood Fleming
Joe Hicks
Julia Blanche
Marion
Norman Hicks
Clifton Hicks
Mary L. Smith
I. T. Sparklin
John Bryant
Camden, NJ
Queen Anne Community Club elects officers for 1930
Queen Anne Community Club met Tuesday with eighteen members. Officers elected: President Mrs W C Stevens, First Vice Mrs Howard Sewell, Second Vice Mrs Harry Kemp, Recording Secretary Mrs Horace Morgan, Corresponding Secretary Miss Mabel Dickerson, Treasurer Mrs Howard Flowers.
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W. C. Stevens
Howard Sewell
Harry Kemp
Horace Morgan
Mabel Dickerson
Howard Flowers
Clara Price
IF. D. Willis
Newport News
Robinson and
Ralph
Penns Grove
N. J
Harry Moore
Town
All Saints Church
Easton Cemetery
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Lee H. Richereck
Bridge
Edna Fleming
Sarah Stewart
Mira Jennie Jacobs
Philadelphia
New York
Lee H. Richcreek
Addie Morgan
G. B. Stewart
Hillsboro
Everett Blades
Florence
Marjorie Sparks
Mechanicsville
Catherine Skinner
Catonsville
E. S. Bowens
Queenstown
C. H. Dean
Louise Short
Hagerstown
Emma Short
Harry Jump
Atlantic City
Liden’s Club Schedules Meeting on Local Building Purchase
The Liden's Club held a special meeting at the Community House near Zeb Fountain farm to settle details of purchasing the building. Visitors have been seen in the neighborhood for hunting, considered good. Mrs. Joe Wooters recently visited Mr. Elon Wright. Residents report busy activity with holly wreaths being smoked in the area.
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Liden’s Club
Zeb Fountain Farm
Joe Wooters
Elon Wright
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Santa Claus to visit Denton for children's toy day
Santa Claus plans a noon arrival in Denton next Saturday to greet local children. Merchants raise funds for toys and candy, with a free Palace Theatre film from 2 to 4 and a clown band providing merriment. Adults and kids are urged to prepare for a day of festivities and cheer.
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Claus
Santa
Caroline County
Denton
Old Kris
Palace Theatre
Santa Claus
Trice R B dies at 38 in Harmony community
Roland B. Trice of Harmony died Sunday at 38 after years of illness worsened by a blood poisoning from a hand scratch. He left a wife Nellie M. Hill Federalsburg three brothers a sister and many friends. Funeral Wednesday at Hillcrest Federalsburg conducted by Reverends Miller and Rosser.
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Roland B. Trice
Harmony
Hutchinson
Susan Trice
Caroline County
Adam Miller
John Rosser
Hillcrest Cemetery
Federalsburg
Trice
Nellie M. Hill
Fred Trice
Chas. C. Trice
Noriman E. Trice
Maude Willoughby
Bryant
Javan
In Memoriam for Anna M Stack on Her First Anniversary
In sad remembrance of my mother Anna M Stack who passed December 6 1928 one year ago today. Some day our eyes will see Mother's face and her hand will be clasped again. Sadly missed by her daughter.
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Anna M. Stack
Henderson News Letter Social Roundup Wins and Visits
Mrs Augusta Bright hosted a Sunday gathering. Philadelphia visitors Mr and Mrs Fisher Ayers and children and Mr and Mrs Ralph Bean with children came to see relatives. Local events included a surprise party for Mrs Kelso Gilbert and a Thanksgiving family dinner hosted by Mrs Jane Sylvester. Various trips to Wilmington Dover Goldsboro and Marydel marked the week with many relatives visiting. Electric light poles being erected between here and Marydel hint at forthcoming lights. Local merchants promote stoves and meal ranges for farm use with a display in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Bright
Fisher Ayers
Philadelphia
Ralph Bean
Boothwyn
Clarence Griffith
New Castle
Kelso Gilbert
Howard Sylvester
Lawrence
Clinton Sylvester
Jane Sylvester
Goldsboro
John Schoppe
Bernice Schoppe
Frank Marvel
Jane
Edna Jarvis
Wilmington
P. A. Marvel
Nedra Gooden
American University
Washington
Irvin Kenton
Dorothy
Nathan Walls
Hiram Goodwin
Anne
Dover
Ben Mahan
Here
Marydel
Earl Poore
Afr
Silver Bickling
Marcus Hook
Emma Gooden
Huntingdon Valley
E. C. Gooden
Eugene Hazel
Kenton
Edgar Stubbs
Laura
Norman
Harrington
L. M. Jones
Howard Pratt
A. B. Cohce
Tyson
Clayton Brown
Beatrice Hudson
Hugh Hudson
Elizabeth Husztek
Washington College
Kirk Jarman
Joe Poole
John Kusmaul
Edgar Thompson
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