Local stores advertise goods and rentals in Denton Md
The note lists sale items from Local Department Beck Chevrolet Sales including pigs and turkeys, boxed stationery and Christmas cards. It promotes rental rooms and apartments in Denton with meals option, local business ads, a Christmas bazaar, and charity events. It also reports on local property conversion, bank embezzlement verdicts, and a furniture sale with a Duncan Phyfe suite priced at 184 dollars. It mentions a Frigidaire Radio Contest win by Maryland residents and a Cadillac prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck Chevrolet Sales
Allen
M. E. Newnam
Santa Claus
2Nd and
Gay Streets
Denton
M. E. Hutchinson
Market St
Concord
Lyman
Charles Todd
Farmers Supply Co
Stone Road
J. L. Everngain
Wm. H. Alderson
Saratoga Street
Baltimore
Christian Comrades
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ford Show Room
Women’s Missionary Society of the Brethren Church
India
China
Africa
Caroline County Recreation Association
Court House
Joseph Snowberger
Ridgely
First and
Market Street
Pliny Fisher
J. Paul Fowler
George A. Deakyne
Alfred Smith
First Street
Marion C. Smith
Citizens’ Bank of Hurlock
Maryland
Robert F. Duer
Edgar B. Simons
Simmons
Caroline County
Duncan Phyfe
M. K. Newnam
James S. Elseman
Mt. Airy
Jas. MacFadden Dick, Jr
Salisbury
E. D. Kruse
Surf Street
Chicago
Frigidaires
F. M. Cockrell
Electric Refrigeration News
Detroit
Katherine Fisher
Good Housekeeping Institute
Lowell Thomas
Economics Lecture Series Opens at Caroline High School
Dr. W O Weyforth of Johns Hopkins University will speak before the County Teachers Association on banking and money with references to the Federal Reserve Act. The first lecture starts at 9 am Saturday. The committee plans to send 250 pairs of shoes and stockings for needy county children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Weyforth
Johns Iopkins University
County Teachers’ Association
Teachers’ Association
Caroline High School
England
Raymond A. Linsky
Baltimore
Weekly RhwGely News Letter Notice of obituaries and society items
Mr Watson Booker died after a several months illness. Funeral held at home with Rev Roy Tawes and Rev L S Matthews officiating. Interment in Greensboro cemetery. Booker, 62, leaves wife Kathleen Dean, son J Walter Booker, and sister Mrs Fred Baggs. A Methodist Ladies Aid meeting elected officers and planned waxed paper agency. Other notices include the funerals of Glanville Downes in Ridgely cemetery, a Del Mar-Vay Church of the Brethren conference, a charity entertainment featuring plays, and multiple society and church activities in Ridgely Denton and Chestertown areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Booker
Roy Tawes
L. S. Matthews
Greensboro
Mr. Booker
J. H
Fanny Pippin Booker
Ridgely
Katherine Dean
C. H
Annie S. Dean
J. Walter Booker
Chambersburg
Fred Baggs
Calvin Lynch
Carroll Meredith
John Davis
J. J. Ivison
Methodist Ladies Aid
Henry Wilkinson
Margaret Swing
J. T. Moore
Denton
Glanville
Daniel Ritchey
Thomas Starkey
Leo Meginney
Guerney Tarburton
Walter Bennington
Richard Blackburn
Del-Mar-Vay
Church of the Brethren
William Sanger
Barry Fox
Walter Mohan
Harry Zeigler
William Krabill
Norman Seese
William Wine
Bernard King
Norman Warner
Wm. McDaniel
Albert Fike
Paul Seese
Frank Zeigler
Otto Sanger
Anna King
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Lancasters
Ord Rairigh
S. F. Rairigh
B. W. Rairigh
Vernon Wilhelm
Baltimore
Norman Rairigh
Reuben Rairigh
Earl Holsinger
Women’s Home Missionary Society
C. H. Rash
Chestertown
Audrey Repp
Westminster
Rash
Park, Drive
Walter Moore
Oxford Station
James Lewis
Easton Station
Walter Sylvester
M. W. Wiley
New Mexico
H. H. Beekman
Grace Vernon Smith
the Reformed Church
Harold Hafer
Boyertown
J. M. Swing
Nelson ‘Rickards
Frank Flounders
Denston
Indies of the Reformed Church
Headquarters Company Circus and Frolic at Easton
Headquarters Company presents its first annual Circus and Merchants Exposition at the Easton Armory from December 12 to 17 with vaudeville acts and world attractions. A children’s matinee on December 17 offers 10 cents for kids and 25 cents for adults, while nightly prices run 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Talbot County
Armory
Easton
Museum of
Wild Bill Hickok
Doc Carver
Buffalo Bill
Plains
State Armory
Mrs. Julia Melvin Dies After Quiet Life Near Concord
Mrs. Julia Melvin wife of J Frank Melvin of near Concord died about 845 p m Saturday Nov 26 She left England as a child and after marry settled in Buffalo where her husband died Within forty years she made Maryland her home She was past eighty four and worked at home until hours of death The community mourns her loss and Christmas will bring an empty chair Also notes of Thanksgiving visits and local happenings in Concord area including Mary Melaney interment and farm work updates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Melvin
J. Frank Melvin
Concord
Willis Wright
John Williamson
Ernest Wright
Fleetwood
Roland Handcock
Marie Collins
Clifton Collins
Mary Melaney
Concord Cemetery
Holly
Floyd Melvin
Robert Melvin
Elsa Scott
Pennsylvania
Preston Church Adjusts Winter Worship Time
Preston notes a 7 30 p m service at the Church of the New Jerusalem with a sermon titled The Treasure in the Fish s Mouth Matthew 17 24 27 The Epiphany Mission also holds Holy Communion and sermon at 9 00 a m and Sunday School at 10 00 a m Local social news includes visits and gatherings: Mrs Edward Patchett in Denton Mrs A M Willey hosting the Monday Contract Club Mrs John W Noble hosting the Ladies Aid and several families traveling to Philadelphia Wilmington and Weirwood Virginia Engagements and family visits are listed: Mr J P Harris Mr H M Harris Mr W M Wright and others summer in Salisbury Bethlehem Easton and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the New Jerusalem
Epiphany Mission
Preston
Edward Patchett
Denton
Heber Lane
A. M. Willey
John W. Noble
Ladies Aid
James Douglas
Douglas
Weirwood
Johnson Bonner
Douglas Fooks
Josephine Gallagher
Easton
Lelio Counsel
T. L. Nugent
Philadelphia
W. K. Wrightson
Baltimore
Howard Covey
Chestertown
Walter Covey
Reidy
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Highlights Local Visits
A notes column records numerous Sunday visits across Hillsboro and nearby towns. Guests include Carroll Spurry and Dorothy Miller of Baltimore, and others from Ridgely Philadelphia Chester and Wilmington. Revival services at St Pauls Church are well attended as the D A R chapter meets.
Second quarterly conference at Piney Church reviews four lines
The Caro line churches attend the second quarterly conference led by Rev. W. T. Archer at Piney Church on Tuesday afternoon. Various social visits occur including Mrs. Ashe's planned Christian Endeavor topic on world brotherhood and numerous members visiting friends in Federalsburg Cambridge Dover and Newark during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Charge
W. T. Archer
Piney Church
R. J. Ashe
Christian Endeavor Service
World Brotherhood
Judson Ramsdell
Belle Toohey
Tom Cleaves
Mollie Cleaves
L. H. Thomas
Arthur Layton
Belle Layton
J. A. Willoughby
Manning Merriken
Wm. Nortis
W. W. Noble
Denton
Helen and
Catherine Towers
Bessie Parsons
Cambridge
Celeste Clark
Frank Massey
Dover
Mae Kohns
Newark
N. J
S. C. Tribbitt
W. E. Hubbard
F. N. Smith
Sue
Kirwin ‘Smith
Hessie Parsons
Baltimore
Mabel Clark
H. C. Towers
B. B. Allen
F. C. Carpenter
Easton
Local Social Notes and a Farm Accident in Burrsville
Burrsville residents hosted many visitors from Camden Merchantsville Philadelphia and Easton this week. The note also records Clyde Frye breaking both legs while cutting trees and being treated at Milford Emergency Hospital. Other entries mention family visits illness and travel among Chance Andrew Stafford and Satterfield families and local residents.
Community Church Doings and Local News Notes
Denton and Harrington residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Thawley and Mrs. Simpson with Shirley Eloise, visit ill relatives in Delaware. Willis ton services at 3 p m, Sunday School at 10 30 a m with topic The Treasure in the Fishs Mouth. Local events cover a duck supper, business trips by Roland Wheatley, a Philadelphia trip by Mrs. O G Hignutt, and a Christmas rehearsal by the Sunday School. Green family relocates from Chester, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Thawley
Denton
Calvin Simpson
Shirley Eloise
Harrington
Del
A. G. Gelletty
John Howard
Wm. Andrews
O. G. Hignutt
Philadelphia
Roland Wheatley
Wilmington
Green
Chester
Poultry Honors For Caroline County At Millville Show
In response to an invitation from poultry judge dean J Harry Wolsieffer the Caroline County Poultry Association entered five exhibits of barred rock chickens at the South Jersey Poultry Show in Millville New Jersey last week Each exhibit won first prize across categories including cock hen cockerel pullet and a combined trio Owners K J Kern and his wife of Tuckahoe Neck received a special premium a pair of muddy hooks and a silver cup Kern dell stock is state certified blood tested and has appeared at Caroline Poultry Shows for five years Eyes from the flocks are used by Del Mar Va Hatchery for year round hatching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harry Wolsieffer
Caroline County Poultry Association
K. J. Kern
Tuckahoe Neck
Del-Mar-Va
South Jersey
Millville
N. J
Kerndell
Caroline
Det-Mar-Va
Death ROLL Mrs Eliza Tubman widow of Robert C Tubman
Funeral rites for Mrs Eliza Ellen Tubman were held at her son Granville Tubman's home in Ayrshire Estate Cambridge. She died in Wilmington at her daughter Nellie Orr's home and is survived by children Mattie Culler Baltimore Julian Tubman Chicago Robert E Tubman and Granville Tubman Cambridge. The Rev William Gould conducted services. interment was in Cambridge cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Ellen i Tubman
Robert C. Tubman
Granville L. Tubman
Ayrshire
Cambridge
Nellie Orr
Death of George W Towers farmer of Caroline
George W Towers a renowned Caroline farmer died at his Williston home last Tuesday morning in his eighty seventh year. He spent his life in the community and his wife died about three years ago. Surviving children include Mrs S K Wolfe of Wilmington Del Mrs W B Cook and Chester L Towers of Baltimore Geo W Towers Jr of Northport NY W F Towers of Denton Mrs Maud Henry of Burrsville Ernest F Towers near Denton H Roland Towers near Preston Mrs Georgia A Trice and Miss Lillian Towers all living at home. Funeral services will be held at Concord Church Saturday at two oclock with interment in Concord cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Towers
Caroline
Williston
Towers
S. K. Wolfe
Wilmington
Del
W. B. Cook
Chester L. Towers
Baltimore
Geo. W. Towers Jr
Northport
N. Y
W. F. Towers
Denton
Maud Henry
Burrsville
Ernest F. Towers
H. Roland Towers
Preston
Georgia A. Trice
Lillian Towers
Concord Church
Concord Cemetery
Samuel L. West 63 Baltimore councilman dies in hospital
Samuel L. West longtime Baltimore City Council member and later Baltimore and Ohio Railroad claim agent died November 25 at Maryland General Hospital. A native of Caroline County, he is survived by his widow, son Howard West of California, a brother, a sister Judge R. T. West, and Mrs. George Towers. Interment was at Mt. Lebanon cemetery in Pittsburgh. West had lived in Denton in youth and worked for Ovid E. Rochester before moving to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel L. West
Caroline County
Baltimore
Maryland General Hospital
Mt. Lebanon
Pittsburgh
Howard West
California
R. T. West
Orphans Court
George Towers
Federalsburg
West
Denton
Ovid E. Rochester
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mrs Parker 90 Funeral Held at Burrsville Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Caroline Frances Parker age 90 were held Wednesday afternoon at her daughter Mrs. James Ireland home near Burrsville with burial in Oxford Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline F. Parker
Caroline Frances Parker
James Ireland
Burrsville
Oxford
Federal Theatre First Anniversary Week
The Federal Theatre marks its first birthday on December 10, 1932, inviting the public to a four-film program featuring top stars and stories. Since opening a year ago 83,269 patrons have been entertained, fueling renewed confidence and a pledge to continue improving motion picture entertainment under manager R N Christopher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Theatre
Federal
R. N. Christopher
Death of Mrs. Mary E. Meluney at Moore Pennsylvania
Mrs Mary E Meluney widow of Tilghman Meluney died on Thanksgiving Day at her daughter Mrs Wm Reynolds home in Moore Pa She was buried from her son's Hickman home and interred in Concord cemetery Funeral services were at M E Church Hickman conducted by Rev W L Jump She leaves seven children and several grandchildren Also note Ralph Nichols recently buried in New York and revival services ending with four conversions plus a turkey dinner given by Mr and Mrs T A Cleaves to relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman
Mary E. Meluney
Tilghman Meluney
Wm. Reynolds
Moore
C. H. Meluney
M. E. Church
W. L. Jump
Concord Cemetery
Ralph Nichols
New York
T. A. Cleaves
Conference on 4-H work invites Caroline leaders
Local Leaders of the 4-H Clubs for Caroline and mothers of 4-H girls were invited to a Friday conference on December 2. Morning sessions divided workers by focus with Miss Florence Mason guiding Home Furnishing and Miss Bessie M. Spafford directing Clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Florence Mason
Salisbury
Mason
Bessie M. Spafford
Store of J L Everngain and Son Christmas Hours
The store of J L Everngain and Son will be open each evening until Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Everngain & Son
Greensboros Losses Mark Quiet Week in Community
Rix R Garey aged 60 died of heart trouble last Saturday in Greensboro. He was the first mail carrier with Greensboro free delivery about 28 years ago. Survived by wife and two children Rix Garey Fel ton and Ella Kelley Yonkers NY, a sister Jennie Griffin and brother John Garey of Baltimore. Funeral held Monday at 1 pm at his late home Rev George Dawson officiating. Burial in Greensboro cemetery. William A Bennett 72 a farmer died last Saturday at his daughter Willetta Hubbards near town. Survived by wife and five children Harry Bennett Riverside MD Ida Williams Middlesex Del Ada Piccolo Raymond Bennett and Willetta Hubbard and several grandchildren. Funeral at daughter’s home Friday with Rev Dawson. Interment Greensboro cemetery. Harry Cooper suffered a severe left leg laceration Saturday when a car crash occurred in woods near his Greensboro home as Carvil Tribbett’s car was started by boy Charles McClyment. New concrete highway linking Greensboro and Ridgely opened for traffic Tuesday cutting trip between towns to about ten minutes. Groundwork included street drains and shoulder work completed this week.
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T. Clayton Horsey
Greensboro
Sallie Wilson
Miss Wilson
Maggie Wilson
Georgetown
New Castle
Delaware
Father Lienheiser
Europe
America
la Girls’ Academy
Young Academy
Academy
Willbert Callaway
Carrie Miles
Addie Wilson
F. J. Wright
Veterans’ Hospital
Perry Point
Howard Porter
Richard Walbert
Mae Walbert
Centreville
Clarence Sennett
S. Sennett
Denton
Chas. Thompson
Loyal Sons
Methodist Protestant Church
Second Street
Lloyd E. Holsinger
Clarence J. Kern
South Jersey
Millville
N. J
Harvey Collison
Burrsville
Wm. DeFord
Maud Morris
Baltimore
Samuel Lowrey
Madison H. Lane
Bill DeFord
Fountain Avenue
M. F. H. Collison
W. Carroll Pastorfield
Wm. D. Uhler
South Secland Street
Pennsylvania
Layman Redden
Duffey
Washington, D. C
Walter Sylvester
Aztec
New Mexico
Fletcher Wright
Wilmington
W. H. Nuttle
Hobbs
George Beck
Martha Beck
Philadelphia
Wm. Lord
M. A. Brackett
E. Paul Knotts
P. W. Tomlinson
W. Lloyd Ford
Caroline Redden
Bridge
Brewster Deen
R. N. Hitchens
M. K. Newnam
Jennie Stafford
Rix R. Garey
Garey
Rix Garey
Felton
Ella Kelley
Yonkers
N. Y
Jennie Griffin
John Garey
George Dawson
William A. Bennett
Willetta Hubbard
Town
Harry Bennett
Riverside
M. J
Ida Williams
Cooper
Charles McClyment
Carvil Tribbett
Mr. Cooper
Ridgely
Grant Evans
Milo Evans
Fred Nichols
Easton
Emory Gottwall
Gottwall
William Kerns
Elizabeth
Kerns
New Jersey
Addison Lister
White
Laramore
Edward
Leslie Wyatt
Methodist
L. R. Taylor
S. D. Carrow
Bob Porter
Louis Jones
Goldsboro
John Greenlee
Union Memorial Hospital
Norman Cohee
Near Town
Ben Cohee
nearFelton
Albert Hughes
Joseph Edwards
Louis Carrow Jones
Francis Porter
John Passwaters and Sons
Federalsburg
Thurman Passwaters
W. B
Wilson Thornton
Harry
John Carrow
Dover
Lacey Wilson
Michael Ash
Billie Lerch
Roland Fisher
Marcus Hook
Medford Moore
Kent General Hospital
Harvey Porter
Velma Howard
Walter Riddleberger
Easton Home Officials Thank Denton Community Helpers
The managers of the Children's Home at Easton express gratitude to the Denton and surrounding community for the generous Thanksgiving donation that greatly aided the Home. The message acknowledges widespread support and heartfelt assistance from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Denton
Vicinity
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the Local Department
Rhwgely
Hillsboro
Tuckahoe
Carroll Spurry
Dorothy Miller
Mallory Winstead
Mary Knott
N. E. Knott
Samuel Turbutt Wright
Charles Jarrell
Harry Davis
I. T. Sparklin
J. P. Brant
Elmer Haltamoon
C. Haltaman
Edgar Blades
Esther Skinner
J. N. Clark
Newton Smith
Milford Kline
W. H. Morris
Katherine Covell
Emma Beauchamp
Howard Owens
Betterton
R. A. Beaven
Virginia Holt
Nettie Seward
Annie Jump
Blanche Horsey
Thos. Garrison
Cheswold
Susie Thompson
John Wathers
Ella Pennington
Queen Anne
Henry Morgan
James Fleming
Horace Morgan
Jake Morgan
B. C. Barton
St. Paul’s Church
Paul McQuay
St. Michaels
George Moore
Lloyd Holland
Harry Gibson
Archie Purse
Milford
S. H. Reynolds
Howard Eley
W. F.dickerson
Geo. Eaton
Harry Moore
G. L. Lightner
Harlan R. Blades
Theodore Warren
Camden
Albert Stiles
Merchantsville
Aston Warren
Lulu Mills
May Murphy
West Collingswood
Clyde Frye
William E. Andrew
Louis
John William
John L. Chance
G. L. Blades
John Wallace Chance
Ray Stafford
Austine Stafford
Fred Lewis
Hurlock
Clinton Satterfield
Thomas Satterfield
Lloyd P. Davis
John Chance
Will Wilson
Mr. Carlton
Louise Dukes
Catherine Chance
R. H. Thawley
Alice Watson
Eliza Ellen Tubman
Helen Walls
J. E. Walls
Evelyn
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