Denton area notices of rentals sales and events
Multiple advertisements list rental houses on East Market and Franklin streets in Denton Maryland, bake sales by Epworth League and St Elizabeth's Church, and Brethren Church sale. Local officials appointments include Caroline County circuit court assistants and county commissioners reorganizing with Harry L. Sullivan as president. Community notices cover toy restoration donations, farm bureau talks, poultry association banquet, and local social news.
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Journal
J. Frank Wright
Denton
East Market Street
Epworth League
Townsend’s
Wayne A. Cawley
Caroline County
Gerald M. Pine
Lillian Timmons
Marguerite Ward
St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church
Franklin Street
J. Kemp Stevens
Ladies Aid of the Brethren Church
Market Street
Denton Volunteer Fire Co
W. H. Neal
Burdette Nuttle
Carlton Greenlee
Thomas Baynard
S. L. Tribbitt
Towers Irwin
Wm. Finn
Geo. H. Koenig
Clarence H. Roe
Raymond Fifield
Austin Swann
Bull McKhatt
Board
Manual Arts
Caroline High School
Rotary Club
John H. Emerson
Gail F. Cooper
T. Conover Crouse
John Norton
Nebraska
Crop Insurance Department
Washington
Caroline County Farm Bureau
Preston
Benjaminc. Willis
Harry H. Nuttle
Maryland Farm Bureau
Linwood O. Jarrell
Greensboro
Caroline County Poultry Association
Reformed Church
Ridgely
Talbot County
Minnie L. Murphy
Wyatt Pickering
Easton
Clara ‘Sharp
Pilgrim Holiness Church
H. E. Uhrig
Reading
Hillsboro
Dorothy Emerson
University of Maryland
Betsie M. Spafford
State Council
Baltimore
Howard Reinhold
Mist Emerson
4-H
Aecerc
Ridgely Grange bids farewell to chaplain Hafer
Ridgely Grange held a Thursday farewell supper at the Reformed Church for retiring chaplain Rev. H. F. Hafer and his wife as they prepare to move to a pastorate in Pennsylvania. The gathering noted community marks, visits, and local note of a new grocery store opening in the former Beatrice Butler building.
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Ridgely Grange
the Reformed Church
H. F. Hafer
Hafer
Ridgely
Pennsylvania
Leo Callahan
Beatrice Butler
Baltimore
Clarence Ringgold
Newark
Bernard Ringgold
Samuel Laird
Street
Harry Laird
Elizabeth Wilson
Newport
Del
Norman Wilson
Grace Richards
Wilmington
Edgar Whitby
Cordova
Harry Wilson
Sadie
Bessie
James Wilson
Don
Martin Sellers
Hurlock
Clinton Guthrie
Universal Bible Sunday Observed at Denton M E Church
Universal Bible Sunday observed at Denton M E Church with morning sermon on The Gospel in Your Own Language. Junior Choir sings Gounod Send Out Thy Light. Senior Choir performs So What a Branch of Beauty. Evening Bible exhibit. Bible collection invited. Christmas Pageant December 18 and Junior Choir Cantata December 25.
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Universal Bible
Denton M E
Epworth League
Denton Churches Plan Sunday Worship and Changes
Denton churches announce varied services for Sunday including Denton M P Church Universal Bible Sunday at 11 with Bible themes for youth and evening sessions. Williston Community Church suspends morning worship with 10 am Sunday School and a moved 2:30 pm worship on the first and third Sundays. Catholic Mass times set for St Elizabeths Denton and St Benedicts Ridgely with confessions at 7:45 am.
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Williston
Denton and
Ridgely
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Denton
St. Benedict’s Church
County Health News December meeting reports
The December meeting of the Public Health Board was held at Mrs H. H. Nuttle's home with thirteen representatives from Federalsburg Preston Ridgely and Denton. The board thanks women's clubs for tag sales profits totaling 66.00 47.39 12.00 9.00 33.00 54.55 and notes several health efforts including vaccinations glasses for children and an orthopedic clinic. Funds from the Easton Hospital drive assist free patients from the county and the annual tuberculosis seal sale continues. A health centre operates at Castile Hall and two patients may enter a sanatorium with home care for three others. The January meeting is at Miss Mattie Smith's home on Market Street.
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Public Health Board
H. H. Nuttle
Federalsburg
Preston
Ridgely
Denton
Health Department
Greensboro
Hillsboro
The
Health Board
Easton Hospital
Goldsboro
Robert Johnson
Baltimore
Castile Hall
Dennis
Cambridge
Mattie Smith
Market Street
Warning Against The Use Of Candles On Ice Covered Windshields
Keystone Automobile Club warns motorists not to use candles to melt ice or sleet on windshields warning of burst glass and eye injuries. Salt on blades or rubber blocks under the hood may clear or direct engine heat to the windshield while glyc erine is sometimes effective though not lasting. The glass is layered with a cellulose center that expands when heated, causing cracking rather than true explosion.
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Keystone Automobile Club
Matthew P. Hanley
Eastern Shore
Club
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Sees Community Events
The Ridgely weekly notices detail a three act play for charity by Tri angle Producing Company with local talent led by Miss Lucile Hammond, church and club events, a funeral and family notices, ongoing evangelistic campaign, WPA recreation reports, and community club meetings plus holiday preparations and local visits.
Liden's Community Club November and December Meeting Notes
Liden's Community Club held a November session at 9 a m with sewing, a covered dish lunch, and an election naming Mrs Laura Stokes president Elizabeth MacDonald vice president Marie Lawless secretary and Laura Torbert treasurer A December Christmas meeting followed with decorations gifts and carols including Silent Night America and Juanita The Smithson Club and Tuckahoe Homemakers Club entries note December events and 4-H Federation plans for 1989 with officers listed for the County Homemakers Council and 4-H Federation.
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Liden
Laura Stokes
Elizabeth MacDonald
Marie Lawless
Laura Torbert
June Walling
Daisy Carpenter
Juanita
Nellie Gray
America
Stokes
Torbert
Carpenter
Walling
Patton
Lawless
Murphy
Mr. Stokes
Homemakers Council
4-H Federation
County Homemakers Council
Frank D. Zeigler
Raymond Fifield
E. J. Pearson
Rebecca Vashell
Jeanette Stevenson
Nancy McConnell
Carolyn Holland
Audrey Jump
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Bus Trip to Baltimore
Edgar Blades plans a Saturday bus trip to Baltimore December 17 leaving Hillsboro 7 a.m. and Ridgely 7 20 a.m. Adults pay 1.00 round trip, children under twelve 50 cents. Read of social visits and relatives in Hillsboro and nearby towns, with theater, meals, and funerals noted through the week.
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Edgar Blades
Baltimore
Hillsboro
Ridgely
IL Lay Beaven
Fishack
Sunda
Francis Beaven
Pacemoke
Willard
Kennett Square
Albert Cahall
Jno. Russum
Noble Jarrell
Goldsboro
Mary Rowe
Laborne Fishack
Silver Springs
H. Lay Beaven
Meintzer
Philadelphia
Belle Tarring
Bualtimore
Geo. B. Stewart
J. C. Sherwood
Mise Esther Simpson
Trappe
Harry Kemp
Wm. Jones
Wilmington
Carrie Fleming
Guild
Funeral services for John Russom held in Baltimore
Relatives from Queen Anne attended the funeral for John Russom of Baltimore who died Saturday. He formerly lived in Hillsboro and visited sister Mrs. Cahall. Other sisters Mrs. May Dean and Mrs. Frances Legg also survived. Remains interred at London Park cemetery in Baltimore. Many friends mourn his loss.
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John Russom
Baltimore
Russom
Hillsboro
Albert Cahall
May Dean
Queen Anne
Frances Legg
Stevensville
London Park
Russem
Mary White
Ruthsburg
Ada McDonnell
William F. Dickinson
Harry Clark
Elizabeth B. Lightner
New Theatre
Easton
Clark
Lightner
Dickinson
Effie Sneed
Homeopathic Hospital
Wilmington
Jane McDonnell
Wilbur Fleming
Clyde Fleming
William Fleming
Edna
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
J. Erdman Bramble
Fred Jump
Mac Cahall
Dean
F. M. Stayton
Matthewstown
Late Milford death of Mrs. Mary C Fluharty at 89
Mrs. Mary Catherine Fluharty died at her daughter’s home in Milford Delaware at age 89. A native of Oxford Maryland she was daughter of James and Sarah Murphy and had longtime ties to Preston Caroline and Federalburg. Funeral services were held at Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Milford with burial in Odd Fellows cemetery. She leaves two daughters and a sister.
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Mary Catherine Fluharty
O. W. Davis
Milford
Delaware
Fluharty
Oxford
Maryland
James
Sarah Reese Murphy
Caroline
Federalburg
Preston
Benjamin A. Flaharty
Mary A. Flaharty
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank Herson
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Flaharty
Matthew Flaharty
Wilmington
Del
E. J. Harris
A. P. Osteen
Fred Brady
Brady
Canal Zone
G. C. Carmine
Baltimore
Frank Patchett
Jean Patchett
Farm Bureau
Ruth Dowding
Mary Dowding
Dowding
Wm. D. Noble
Easton
Lawrence Blades
Mountain Lakes
N. J
John Blades
Fletcher Sisk
Glenn Coffman
Burton Proctor
Luke Amato
Harry Taylor
Clyde Blazey
Harry B. Wright
Paul S. van Dyke
John W. Noble
Centreville
4 H Club Meetng Sees Year Ahead at Clendaniel Home
The Denton Boys 4 H Club met at George Clendaniel's home to plan for the coming year. President Bryant Cawley was absent, with Richard Garey presiding. They discussed farm accounts, debated sheep versus dogs on the farm, and noted proposed Maryland dog control laws. The next meeting is set for January at the Soil Conservation Office.
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Denton Boys
George Clendaniel
Bryant Cawley
Richard Garey
Caroline County
Frank Zeigler
Maryland
Soil Conservation Office
Clendanie
Weekend visits and illness updates in town
Mrs Roland Lane and Miss Barbara will spend the weekend in Philadelphia. Mrs Carlile Bennington, after illness, is now permitted to go out a little. Miss Peggie Lynch of Golden's spent the weekend with her people here. Mrs Allen Temple and children spent the weekend in Philadelphia. Miss Viola Jones of Price spent Wednesday with Miss Mary Laird. Mr Lawrence Wilson remains ill with an intermittent fever. Miss Clara Powell is quite ill.
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Roland Lane
Barbara
Philadelphia
Carlile Bennington
Peggie Lynch
Golden’s
Allen Temple
Viola Jones
Price
Mary Laird
Lawrence Wilson
Clara Powell
Shop At Home Denton Christmas Shopping Tips
Denton asks residents to consider buying locally this season to ease Christmas shopping. The piece suggests visiting nearby stores in Denton and county communities to find a wide range of gifts at prices comparable to larger city shops, promoting the "Shop At Home" message and supporting local merchants.
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Denton
Willis Seward wed at Denton home ceremony
The marriage of Florence C Willis and Edwin B Seward occurred Saturday evening November 26 at the home of the officiating minister Rev T J Turkington. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed gar Willis of near Denton and the groom is of Church Hill.
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Florence C. Willis
Edgar 5. Willis
Denton
Edwin B. Seward
Church Hill
T. J. Turkington
W. G. Holbrook
New Jersey
Frances Bennett
H. H. Schauer
Baltimore
Louis Randall
Richmond
F. E. Davis
Fillmore
T. B. Frazier
Manning Merriken
Wilmington
Davis
Mr. Spencer
Christian Endeavor
T. H. Towers
Charley Todd
Charley Payne
Federalsburg
F. N. Smith
Ladies Aid
Schauer
Randall
Ladies’ Aid
Thawley’s Church
Elmer Butler
Fifer Hospital
Tueday
B. B. Allen
J. R. Ricards
J. H. Edgell
L. H. Thomas
Sewing Circle Play and Bazaar Draw Crowd in Goldsboro
The Sewing Circle event in Assembly Hall Tuesday night drew solid patronage and left a neat sum raised. Dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown and daughter Carolyn, Mrs. M. E. Jarman, and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Murphy at Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Sylvester’s Denton home on Sunday. The Ladies' Aid Society enjoyed a pleasant gathering Wednesday afternoon in Assembly Hall hosted by Mrs. Edward Lapham. Others visiting included Clifford Cortelyou and Mrs. Florence Jarrell and George Cherry of Ridgely with kin, Miss Mary E. Raughiey and Clifford of Harrington with Mrs. W. J. Murphy, and Mrs. Thompson Gideon of Bridge Town visiting Mrs. A. D. Quillen. Mrs. Minnie Dennison returned from a visit with her sister in New York.
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Caroline Grange
Reformed Church
Wm. Henderson
J. Chas. Stevenson
Clifton Crouse
A. S. Thompson
C. J. Kern
Geo. Clendaniel
Maude Sleck
J. K. Snowberger
Ceres
J. C. Stevenson
Pomona
Flora
Chas. Dean
A. 5. Thompson
Harry Holsinger
GC. Crouse
Anna Voss
M.S. Andrews
Howard Melvin
Denton
Dorothy FE. Todd
Washington
Richard Merriken
Baltimore
M. E. Wheatley
Elkton M. E
Thomas M. Todd
Todd
Andersontown
Manning Merriken
Hobbs
Caroline
Denton M. E. Church
Fred B. Nuttle
J. H. Matthis
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Denton Rotary Club
G.man
H. H. Nuttle
State Farm Bureau
Fannie Shelton
Nassawadox
Mary Louise
Bradford Shawn
Wilmington
Hugh Clark
Hugh Duffy Clark
Berwyn
Oscar Clark
Gretchen Coleman
Belmont
Mass
J. Owen Knotts
Charles G. Griffin
West Englewood
N. J
Lucile Hammond
Triangle Producing Company
Messn
George Church
William Davis
Jack Davis
Alan Bennington
Paul Callahan
Roy Sard
Alan Porter
Madge Thomas
Juanita Kinard
Irvin Hevalow
Helen Saulsbury Jr
Florence Anne Porter
June Lynch
Marilee Holden
Margaret Rash
Virginia Woodward
Dorothy Theis
Betty Jean Applebaum
Barbara Lane
Ann Walls
Becky Ann Saulsbury
Dorothy Lord
Jean Hevalow
Marian Wilkinson
Jean Callahan
Pattie Saulsbury
Doris Woodward
Sara Ann Swing
Eleanor Walls
Virginia Friedel
Elizabeth Edwards
Mary Kirsch
Ruth Saulbury Jr
Margaret Ann Callahan
Joy Hoffman
Emma
Paul Hoffman
Ed Weaver
Herbert Keeneman
Harry Klotz
Howard Gannon
Fred Kirsch
Ridgely Cemetery
Bruch
Methodist Ladies Aid
B. F. Richards
Charles Dean
Harlan Harrington
David Holsinger
Elmo Wilson
Frank Seward
T. W. Jones
Paul Holsinger
B. F. Detwiler
Malcolm Mullins
Florida
Detwiler
Edna
Andrew Mitchell
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Milton Andrews
Walter Sylvester
Fred Owens
Viola Jones
Price
Austin
Harry Robinson
Wesley
W. M. Wiley
Smyrna
Ridge
Gladys Pitkin
Recreation
WPA
Moore
Queen Anne’s County
Gale
Goldsboro Project
Greenboro
Our Recreation Association
Patchett
Preston
Harry Hemmons
Caroline County Poultry Association
the Reformed Church
Bert Hagadone
Lee Mitchell
Helen Hungadone
John Starkey
Addie
William Voss
Philadelphia
Rufus King
Mr. King
Easton
Paul Hemmons
Maud Hemmons
John Davis
Stella Matthews
Harold Brown
Carolyn
M. E. Jarman
W. J. Murphy
W. W. Sylvester
Ladies’ Aid Society
Edward Lapham
Clifford Cortelyou
Florence Jarrell
George Cherry
Ridgely
J. C. Kinnamon
Mary E. Raughiey
Clifford
Harrington
Mary Stone Nashold
Wallace Heath Bowman
Chestertown
Maryland
Bowman
Harrison Nashold
The
Pet Milk Co
Greensboro High School
Strayer, Bryant & Stratton College
Virginia
Chester
Penna
Lizzie Jamison
Holly Oak
Del
Thomas Hobbs
William Malcolm
Cornelius West
W. Byron Poore
Jack Boulnis
Pennsylvania
Ice Cream Company
George LeCompte
Greensboro
Beulah Elizabeth Short
Goldsboro
Tilghman Smith
Wilson Winyard
Milford
Nelson Bishop
Smith Edwards
Ernestine Carroll
Davis Bishop
Teddy Nashold
Oscar Nichols
Sallie Nichols
William Golt
Farnhurst
Clayton Porter
Francis
Bob
S.D. Carrow
Hartly
Susan Harrington
Arthur Cahall
Kenneth
Doris
Penny Hill
Jimmie
Lawrence Laramore
A. G. Shockley
Harry Draper
Luther Hobbs
Burt Hobbs
Winder Brockway
Westminster
Noble Sipple
Mary A. Jackson
Lloyd Cannon
Bessie Stevenson
Hillsboro
John Meredith
Meredith
Leslie Meredith
Cambridge
Granville Gruwell
Sandtown
Chas. Shewbrooks
Phyllis
Marydel
Pearl Jones
James
Herbert Walls
Irvin Kenton
Margaret Baughley
Joseph Satterfield
Lewis Shelton
Sadlersville
Dora Melvin
Chas. Nichols
Wm. Phillips
W. N. Walls
T. A. Montague
Elijah Luff
W. T. Clark
T. H. Gough
Ella Wolfe
John Richard
Greensboro婚姻宣布 Mary Nashold Wallace Bowman Chester MD
Announcement lists the December 6 1938 marriage in Chester Maryland of Mary Stone Nashold to Wallace Heath Bowman. It notes Mary Nashold’s Greensboro ties and schooling, Bowman’s Virginia origins, and their plan to live in Chester Pennsylvania. The long item also records local visits hunts social happenings and birthdays among Greensboro residents.
Hendersons Host Birthday Dinner with Regional Guests
Mr and Mrs John Meredith welcomed guests including Mr and Mrs Leslie Meredith of Cambridge and others from Sandtown Del and Wilmington to celebrate Mr Merediths seventy fifth birthday. Visitors to Wilmington and local towns are noted along with social visits and a sewing circle gathering.
Social Roundup from Smithson Area Dinners
Mr and Mrs E Dukes hosted many friends and relatives from Hurlock and Baltimore at a goose dinner last Sunday. Mrs Blecker, staying with the Dukes, has gone back to Baltimore for the winter. Frank Cole and family of Easton visited Howard Cole. H Willoughby of Longwoods visited Algie Willoughby. C L Perry and daughter spent Sunday with relatives at Cannons in Del. Miss Josephine Quidas visiting Reading PA for a time.
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E. Dukes
Hurlock
Baltimore
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Yee
County Health News
God
Christ Jesus
Smithson Club
Tuckahoe Homemakers Club
Lawrence Wright
Tuckahoe
Mary Baker Eddy
Henderson
Smithson
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