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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1916

Page

5

Local notices mix with Christmas events in Denton journal

Denton readers see a wide array of items from church services and revival meetings to Christmas sales and charity drives. Mentions include St Elizabeth's Church service at 3 30, Epworth League meetings, a Christmas bazaar at the M E Church, a community Christmas tree plan, and a sewing circle showing The White Pearl at Parker's Theatre to aid county children. Also listed are farm sales, a Chalmers company note, and a death notice for Mrs William J Nichol.

McIlvaine S. Porkers G. L. Blades St. Elizabeth’s Andrew Slaughter Denton Auto Company Joseph Larrimore Dr. Crouse M. P M.e.church R. C. Garrett & Son Philadelphia Prof North Economics Club Farmers’ Club Court House S. P. Snader New Windsor Church of the Brethren Red Cross Court House Green Monrday Nizhi Charles D. Campbell Masonic Hall Chalmers’ Motor Company Chalmers Marie Doro Parker's Theatre Sewing Circle Preston M. E. Church Cpworth League W. A. Wise Epworth League Home Economics Club Lewis M.fl MPL M. E Library Association of William J. Nichol Columbia Denton Girfield Hospital Washington, D. C Gome Silas Sparklin Federalsburg Nichols Mis. Lula Nichols Garfield Hospital Sile Sperkim Federalishburgs Walter Sparklin Virginia Robinon Murphy Crank Collins Deaton

Visitors honor Clarks on seventeenth wedding anniversary

In Tuckahoe Neck about forty friends surprised Mr and Mrs Harry S Clark to celebrate their seventeenth wedding anniversary last Friday December 1. Refreshments followed a evening of happiness with guests departing after a time, wishing many more years of wedded bliss.

Tucklehoe Neck Harry S. Clark Clark Tiany Ida Towers Eighth District Miss Evelyn Walter J. Walley W. J. Willey M. E. Wheat Icey

Milk Producers to Meet at Ridgely

Caroline county milk producers will gather at Ridgely High School auditorium on Wednesday December 13 at 1 30 pm. The meeting called by the county agent aims to unite dairy farmers to boost profitability and seek part in higher milk returns. G H Alford will attend along with a State Dairymen’s Association representative. Delegates will be elected to Chestertown on December 18 for Peninsula Milk Producers Association formation. A living price for milk is demanded. A J Norway.

Ridgely Caroline County Ridgely High School Caroline G. H. Alford Governors Milk Commission State Dairymeno’s Association Chestertown Peninsula Milk Producers’ Association A. J. Norway

Organ Installation Planned for Pre-ton Church

Trustees of Pre-ton Methodist Episcopal Church contracted with the [itey Organ Company of Brattleboro Vermont for a pipe organ to be installed on or before March. It will be a two manual, electric motor instrument and will harmonize with the church interior, placed behind the pulpit with the console at one side.

Pre-ton Methodist Episcopal Church Itey Organ Company Brattleboro Vermont

Community Notes Highlight Local Social Visits and Events

Greensboro residents and visitors share a busy schedule with relatives from Wilmington Hartford and Johns Hopkins Hospital. Epworth League gathers at Aliss May Reed’s home while Greensboro prepares a community Christmas tree and local residents host guests from Dover Preston and Philadelphia for weekend and weekday gatherings.

Greensboro Edward Flaharty Hany File Elsie Ward Wilmington Airs James Ward Loudre Ruth Hartford Connecticut M. B. Mulliken Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Andrew Baggs Eva Wheeler Ralph Moore Harry Cohee Henderson Anna Ward The Foreign Missionary Society Martha Whitby M. K. Newnam Wm. B. Moore Clarence Richards Wm. Chance Miss Adkins J. Moore T. Py Green Elmer Cole Norman Taylor Bethlehem Earl Deaner David Deaner Epworth League Aliss May Reed Amhrose Langrell Harrington M.A. Jackson Fabel Jackon Philadelphia

Beaven will short will tied to wife in Talbot court

The will of Rev W Y Beaven filed in Talbot Orphans Court is reportedly the shortest ever, listing 61 wards and leaving all property to his wife. Local society notices mention church events and social visits as well as ongoing town projects and a recent Crossings work in Ridgely.

W. Y. Beaven Orphans’ Court of Talbot Robert Downes Yarny Wright Preston Noble Jarrell Goldsboro H.W

Visitors and guests noted at local households

A parade of visitors graced the Wright home and nearby families last week. Rev. FE H Collins of Madeley M E Church Wilmington Del spent vacation with his parents. Others visiting included Mr Mat Baker from Gibbstown NJ, Arthur Wesley and Earle Cos from Eddystone, Miss Gertrude Kemp from Denton, and Mr and Mrs J T Blade's son. Revival services at the M F E Church closed with three conversions.

S. S. Sennett Marcus Hook Norman Liden Sennews Sennett Caroline Elizabeth Redden Golden Carlese Esther Lloyd Wilmington Ruth Lloyd Middletown Katherine Rigein Camel Milton Brumbaugh Bruce Brumbaugh Rhine Lehman Chambersburg B. Brambaugh T. l. Trice Maude Ednn George Bancroft Hemming New York City Howard A. Clove Baltimore H. W. Hughes F. Japp Chester Japp J. R. Marley Cass Marguerite and Katherine Smith Sadie Allen Philadelphia Emily S. Thomas Denton Easton Ruth Long Cambridge Henry W. Hughes Bend Dive Ridge Summit H. Odashicht C. Th Wyatt George Downing Smith J. L. Hughes Liss Hope Lindsbury Kindergarten Training School Mifton Smith Charles Hart Washington Orrell Saulsbury Bertha Jackson Lara Bartlet Wye Mills Morris Dragan Laura Sipler Teain Charles Whiteleysburg Oakley Marvel E. E. Dragon Carlisle Bennington W. Smith & Son Sadie Sharp Longwoode Alow Thompson Roland Fountain Chete Ridgely Esther Shaw West Chester Mollie Rickards Wilming W. J. Wright W. Hl. Jump James J. O. Wright Naomi Preston By T. Jump Harrington FE. H. Collins Madeley M.E Church Del Wm. Collins Mat. Baker Gibbstown N. J Messrs Arthur Wesley Earle Cos Eddystone Hanksgiving Webster S. Blade J.T. Bladeo J. K. Wright Gertrude Kemp Dickerson Queen Anne's W. F. Dillon N. B. Goswellen Chas. Dulin M. FE

Starkey and Knotts kinfolk visit over holidays

Tampaileville residents and friends travel from Sadlersville Wilmington Newark Clayton and Philadelphia to visit relatives. Mrs Mary Cuball stays with N Merchant near Sudersville. Nell Knotts hosts Davis cousins. Olivia Krott visits Kathleen Carter in Baltimore. Virginia Sparks and Emma Mek Knott spend holidays in Philadelphia. Elizabeth Perkins visits Barclay friends.

Chas. Starkey Roland Nous Sadlersville Knotts Irwin Moore Wilmington AL EL Moore Vir Wai Morgan Newark Del Benj. Starkey Nell Knotts Misse Davis Clayton Mary Cuball N. Merchant Sudersville Emma Mek Knott Virginia Sparks Philadel Olivia Krrott Kathleen Carter Baltimore Elizabeth Perkins Barclay

Chester man dies suddenly while visiting

Afr. Win. ff Irwin of Chester, visiting his sitter Mr We Car row, died Saturday morning of heart trouble. Body shipped to Chester for interment. Several locals and visitors, including Misses Myrtle Richard Martha John con Mildred Gooden and Mr Lo MW, return to Wilmington for Thanksgiving. Community notes list numerous visits and gatherings across Wilmington and nearby towns.

Irwin Chester We. Carrow Myrtle Richard Martha John Con Mildred Gooden Lo MW Wilmington Edith Gooden GC. FE. Iallingsworth W. L. Goodwin Billy W. HL. Goodwin Elmer Baughley Denton W. N. Walls Wilson Parvis P. Cy Parvis Ladies’ Aid Society Kate Downes W. G. Carrow Foot Ellwanges Greensboro Kee Richard New York Key W. N. Conaway Burrsville Samuel Roe Centreville Sarah Roe J. F. Quillen W. of, Clark Doser Miss Pearl Meredith

Fatal shooting and missing man reported in local area

Te Federalsburg Ward received news that 13-year-old Wikkon Dukes was shot by his 10-year-old brother Carl in a fit of anger and remained in a dying condition at Cambridge Hospital. James Donoho is missing after an apparent fall overboard near Lewis Wharf while returning home on a kill. Farmers begin to move stock ahead of January 1 and stock sales rise. Pennsylvania Railroad prizes W J Wilen wins 25 for best kept track on branch roads between Clayton and Delmar. Charlie Whiteley of Yellowbridge reports 33 blackbirds killed in a single shot.

Federalsburg Wikkon Dukes Frederick Dukes Oak Grove Cambridge Hospital Car Carl James Donoho Lewis’ Wharf Nanticoke River Edward Lews Pennsylvania Railroad Company W. J. Wilen Clayton Delat

Nagel Rosser wedding in Nicholty M. F. Church

A November Wednesday ceremony at Nicholty M F Church united Minnie Nagel and Paul Dalious Rosser with Rev W O Cumming officiating. Attendants were Arthur Roser and Margaret Nagel as maid of honor, ushers Gus Nagel and Christian Nagel, music by Matte Trice, reception at the bride’s home with about 160 guests, couple to reside on a Chestnut Grove farm.

Nicholy M. F Minnie Hleary Nagel Mir Paul Dalious Rosser Juin Rosser W. O. Cumming Matte Trice Chestnut Grove AG. FL Corkran Harvey Evans J. EF. Noble Gus Nagel Hoolyroot Kaua Henry Nagel

Harmony Newszy Family Visits and Local Notices

Harmony area notes visit multiple families in Philadelphia Milford Kehance and Preston. A Sunday preaching by Rev Busby at 4 30 pm. Belle Dean hosts Aid group. School closed due to diphtheria. Obituary recalls Mrs Elisabeth Adam who died November 24 1916 at age 78. Poem by her daughter Khoda honors mother’s memory.

Olan Thomas Philadelphia Vero W. RK. Thomas Tra Davis Milford C. E. Collins A. J. Chattinch Olivia P. Roe Harry Atlingdale Andrew Christopher J. P.christopher Collins Sarah Williams Preston A. B. Todd Geo. Rodgers Kehance Kr. Busby Belle Dean Federalshare Adam

Recent Property Sales Near Denton and Surroundings

The Thomas property at Price's Corner one mile out of Denton, formerly owned by George W. Price, was sold by J. W. Punk to Harvey A. Reinbold of Germantown. The Smith farm near Goldsboro was purchased by Conrad Bushing of Jersey City. The James H. Thawley home in east Denton was bought by George W. Brownell of Cosy Nook, Sask. Canada. The Satterfield or Nichols farm was acquired by Charles Zellman of Orange, Wisconsin.

Thomas George W. Price Price Sask Canada Satterfield Nichols Farm Charles Zellman Orange Wisconsin

Removals and Gatherings Mark Denton Area Notes

Local notices detail numerous property moves and successors on farms near Denton, names include Hamilton Beaton Jopp Hill Ward and Parrott. A Chaffinch anniversary celebration for twenty fifth years draws about 200 guests. several residents visit Baltimore Washington Philadelphia and nearby towns. Banter on a bankers conference in Denton discusses reducing time-deposit interest from four to three percent with unanimous regional action likely.

Alfred Hamilton Wood Smith Fiarrington Messrs. C. H William Beaton Jesse Jopp H.C. Dobbs Houe Willard Hill J. HL. Ward J. W. Lord F. Paisley W. T Hobbs Manufacturing Company Del QO. J. Chaffinch Washington, D. C 3. B. Allen J. E. Towers Bh. B. Allen Washington J. H. Merriken Mrs Seeders E.R. Seeders Philadelphia Wilmington Lucretia Billing Harrington Elizabeth Billing Thad. Snowberger Bridgeville Caroline James C. Burkett Baltimore Catharine Davis Federal Bury Esther Willey Ella Anne Pollard Marcus Hook Holly L. Butler Cathel Ward Mar James UH. Pollard Delaware Moorsland Denton Denton Bank Denton National Bank Maryland William II, Gordy Isaac L. Price Salisbury Warren F. Sterling Crisfield Wilbur F. Turner Nanticoke William B. Spiga Princess Anne J. G. W. Perdue Delmar John W. Ennis Pocomoke City Walter Morris William D. Denny Dover William G. Taylor John H. Henry Berlin Paul Holsinger Joseph W. Gibson Thomas L. Day Wiliam W. Seward Ridgely Charles H. Dean

Residents Seek Town Rules to Curb Waste and Billboards

Denton citizens led by the Home Economics Club petition the Denton Commissioners for an ordinance to ban reckless waste disposal in alleys and vacant lots and to regulate burning of inflammables. They also urge removing noncombustibles and eliminating billboard advertising to beautify the town. The proposal calls for designated collection sites under public cleaning supervision.

Denton Caroline County Farmers Club Home Economics Club Commissioners of The

Damages Sought In Local Superior Court Case

A Dover Delaware case seeks 15000 damages in Kent county Superior Court. Roy Kemp, son of Robert H. Kemp, suffered severe facial and arm injuries at a McNeil Cooperage Co mill near Sandown while being pulled onto a belt. The suit names the mill and seeks attachment on property, with counsel listed. The article also commends Cambridge Hospital in Maryland and promotes a December bazar to benefit the hospital, urging Dorchester and nearby counties to attend.

Superior Court Kent County Delaware Dover Roy Kemp Robert H. Kemp Goldsboro McNeil Cooperage Co Sandown Easton T. Alan Goldsborough Henry Ridgely George M. Jones

Eastern Shore urged to form advertising club for region

John W. Staton of Snow Hill proposes a nine county Eastern Shore advertising club to spotlight Maryland’s resources nationwide. The idea gains support from newspapers and business groups across the Chesapeake area, with Baltimore cited as an object lesson through Schwab’s steel plant site and Aldred’s upcoming manufacturing venture, showing how aggressive promotion pays off.

John W. Staton Snow Hill Maryland Chesapeake Baltimore City Charles M. Schwab Allied Industries J. E. Aldred Baltimore

Orphans' Court Business Sees Numerous Estates Filed and Appointed

Judges Liden Moore and Covey presided as executors and administrators across multiple estates. Releases approved for Hammer and Cannon heirs. real estate ratified for Knotts trustee. guardianship and administration orders granted for several minors and estates. Letters testamentary and administration pendente lite issued, bonds filed, creditors notice ordered, and appraisers appointed.

Liden, Moore and Covey Orphans’ Court John J. Hammer Anna Hammer Margaret Hammer Alfred P. Hammer Louis C. Hammer Katherine Kibler Margaret E. Kirsch Harvey L. Cooper Charles E. Cannon Sarah E. Cannon C.t A William N. Cannon Latlre E. Smith Caroline Sparks J. Owen Knotts Harvey IL. Cooper Laura Wix Emma L. Carter Willa M. Cannon William Fletcher Williamson Benjamin F. Howard Sophia Howard Charles Howard, Jr William Love Thomas Bradley Anna Ball Michener Calvin A. Michener W. Purdy Richards G. Herbert Wilson Charles B. Harrison Nora Fishell Martha Y. Ford Rebecca T. Chance Charles H. Redden Clinton Gook J. W. Funk Emily S. Thomas Henrietta A. Thomas Shadrach J. Raughley Alfred Raughley William D. Fleetwood John T. Carter Mary J. Williamson Aaron KK. Wrightson Carrie M. Hassinger Jesse T. Dennis Albert W. Sisk

Truster's Sale of Valuab le Real Estate in Caroline County

Public sale of John W Dickerson and Martha C Dickersons property in Denton Maryland to settle a 1916 deed of trust. Five parcels offered with specific acreages and improvements, or as whole. Terms include staged payments through 1918 or all cash, with immediate possession and title papers at the trustee's office. Auctioneer Harvey L Cooper and James Temple listed as trustees.

John W. Dickerson Martha C. Dickerson Harvey L. Cooper Caroline County Court House Denton Maryland Coroline County Todd’s Wharf American Corner James Temple

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the Local Department M. F. King Miz F. Ring Cuckahoe Neck King Annie Bucher Lebanon County Lancaster County North Manchester Ind J. J. John Peter Phillips Richland 5 Ms. Habecher Leah N. Phil Gps Lancaster Yeas T. F.linter L. R. Brumbaugh Denton Cemetery Newspapl Hillsboro Ridgely News Willing Workers Sewing Circle the Reformed Church Leonard Dean Mercy Hospital Second Street Third Avenue Richardstown Ella Thomas Albert Porter Kent Island William Marvel Mulford and Thompson Swing Delaware College Isabelle Swing Maryland College AML I Rogers’ Parage Noah Turner Real Goldsboro Vir AW. Thomson Vir AW. Thomson, Messrs J. W. Gibson Wow. Seward Bank of Ridsely Mrs. Panthelsinger George Wahington Hospital Selby Smith L. Moore Lillian Tupman Hurlock Mes Frank Long Selbysille Miriam Clark J. W. Simons Richard Blackburn C. N. Opperman Bridge Club Warsvey Hotsinger Litely William Roberts Edith Tramt A. Vieting Wanington Williamson Alice Tubbs Tampaileville Charlie Whiteley Yellowbridge Khoda Interstate Commerce Commission Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railroad Company Maryland, Delaware and Viginia Railroad Big Lazaar Dorchester County Margaret Sangster Orphans’ Court Business Truster’s Sale Pers
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