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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1920
Page
5
Local Market Prices And Community Notices From Denton
Local market items show wheat at 1.60, corn 31.00, dressed turkeys 0.52 lb in Denton, and damasks 0.75 yard. Destruction of a potato house near Grove by fire. box social and parcel post sale planned at Laurel Grove. Christmas entertainments and sales announced at Williamson’s school and The Farmers Supply Co. Rev Williams ongoing revival at Hickman. several public sales and auctions noted, including machinery demonstrations in Denton and a tuberculosis fundraiser in the Brick Hotel basement. Multiple local figures and firms named, with December events and community improvements mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long & Bealls
G. W. Williams
Hickman
Grove
Denton
Farmers Supply Co
Santa Claus
Laurel Grove
American Corner School
C. R. Morgan
Elisha Park
Nuttle Milling Company
Williamson's
Greensboro
Flillsboro
Short & Company
Alexander Noble
Philip
Roland I. Dukes
Zeb Thomas
aArthur Noble Place
Samuel O'Day
Thomas
T. W. Smith
Denton Auto Co
Ford
Main
C. K. Evans
H. R. Lewis
Frank Lewis
Aaron Stabim
Pred Howard
John Statum
John Steinman
Caroline County
Law Building
Attorney General of
Maryland
Glidding Express Company
Henton
Easton Shore
Walker's
Prizina
Messie
Wilkon Saulsbury
Carroll Duong
Caroline S. Messick
Cecil Court
Elkton
Qwens
W. B. Dern
TP Alin Golkhboough
Lewis & Ruetts
J. Kemp Steven
Personal and Social News from Denton and Nearby
Mrs Edith M Wheatley of Rhodesdale Md and Oscar J Wheatley of Oak Grove were married December 7 at Reliance in a ceremony by Rev J H Thornton. A surprise anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Arthur Croke followed, gifts presented. Dr C A Whister and Mrs Whister returned from Lancaster Pa after funeral of Mrs Whister's father Daniel Myer aged nearly 84. Engineers Bennett and Hubbard of the Harrington visited in Denton. Mrs Richard Andrew visited her son-in-law and daughter in Sussex county. A marriage license was issued for R Russell Edgell of Federalsburg and Miss Clara W Butter of Preston. Mr and Mrs M Wade Hughes and children of Wikington visited R Boon Beauchamp. Mr Harold Andrew, engineer of the Tennessee highways service, vacationing with parents. The Cotillon Club to host a December 28 event in Federalsburg Grand Opera House. Mr and Mrs W J Rickards and Miss Dorothy Miller spent time in Baltimore. Henry Wilson of the Pennsylvania Highway Department visited his parents. Marie Hunter stayed with Miss Madge Silippins in Tuckahoe Neck. Dr and Mrs T O Crouse of Mitton Del were here with relatives. Mr and Mrs O W Rogers and children visited Queen Anne's friends. Miss Elizabeth Jarrell near Centreville visiting. Mrs Edwin W Breeding and daughter visiting Baltimore. Mrs J W Lord spent days with friends in Greensboro. Miss Marie Thomas of Dover visiting Miss Pearte Laramore. Mr J 26 Dyer in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith M. Wheatley
Rhodesdale
John Cannon
Oscar J. Wheatley
Oak Grove
E. H. T. Wheatley
Reliance
J. H. Thornton
Arthur Croke
C. A. Whister
Lancaster
Daniel Myer
Richard Andrew
F. L. Smith
Sussex County
R. Russell Edgell
Federalsburg
Clara W. Butter
Preston
M. Wade Hughes
Wiknington
R. Boon Beauchamp
Trarold Andrew
Tennessee Highways Service
Cotillon Club
Grand Opera House
W. J. Rickards
Dorothy Miller
Baltimore
Henry Wilson
Pennsylvania Highway Department
Marie Hunter
Madge Silippins
Tuckahoe Neck
T. O. Crouse
Mitton
Del
O. W. Rogers
Elizabeth Jarrell
Centreville
Town
Funeral of Judge James A Pearce Held at Chester Church
The funeral of Judge James Alfred Pearce who died at his home in Chestertown was held at Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church where he had served as vestryman since 1863. Services were led by Rev. Dr. Henry B. Martin with Rev. Charles Atwater assisting. Interment followed in Chester cemetery. Pallbearers named include Allan A. Flarris Sidney P. Townshend S. Scot Beck Philip G. Wilby Dr Frank Brown Hines and Judge Lewin W. Wickes. honorary pallbearers were Judge Pilemon P. Hopper and Court of Appeals members. The Kent News notes Pearce retired at 70 but continued service until November 1912. He was praised for his work capacity and moral character and remembered for a life of love benevolence and Golden Rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Pearce
James Alfred Pearce
Chestertown
Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church
Henry B. Martin
Charles Atwater
Chester Cemetery
Allan A. Flarris
Sidney P. Townshend
Scot Beck
Philip G. Wilby
Frank Brown Hines
Lewin W. Wickes
Piilemon P. Hopper
Pearce
Court of Appeals
The
Kent News
Second Judicial Circuit
Tgto
General Assembly
Denton Wins County Soccer Championship Game
In the county soccer championship Denton defeated Federalsburg 1 to 0 with the only goal in the last five minutes from a pass by R Merriken and booted by I Draper. Federalsburg stars were Clarke and Culver. official William Loftus. Time periods of 25 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Federalsburg
LW. Brown
Messenger
M. Bye K. Nichols
Redden L
Carter
Draper
Battle
F. Norris V. Clarke
Merriken
Bb. Draper
William Loftus
Local residents host guests and report large pork harvest
Mr and Mrs E T Farring and children and Mr and Mrs Homer Benton and children and Mrs Laura Godwin were guests of Mr and Mrs W N Bowen last Sunday. Visitors include Alfred C Merchant of near Church Hill and Charles F Merchant and daughter of Denver Colorado. About 16 650 pounds of pork were butchered in three weeks. A parade of relatives and friends and many trips to Philadelphia Wilmington Baltimore and Delaw are noted as visitors and returnees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James I. Knotts
Suthersville
Rolani Knotts
Hartly
Kate O. Knotts
Lizzie Perkins
Philadelphia
Barclay
John Buckey
Clarksburg
W. Virginia
Mary Cahall
Wilmington
Olivia Knotts
New Port
Del
Local Guests Report Visits Across Greensboro and Wilmington
Henderson and Nichols families of Greensboro hosted guests including Mr and Mrs WL Golt and daughter Louise. Several families from Wilmington and Greensboro spent time with relatives in Wilmington Philadelphia and nearby towns. R L Edge is on the sick list.
Local farm reports and community notes in Hobbs area
Farmers wives sold turkeys at 2 cents per pound. Families from Lawless and Thomas motored to Federalsburg to visit Wilk Clark. T. I. Fowers plans moving back after renovations in Denton. Rev. A. W. Betts finishes Burrsville revival and will not hold another until after holidays. Walter Lora slaughtered hogs totaling 1039 pounds. Eggs dropped from 57 to 70 cents per dozen. Miss Lillian Starkey to lead Christian Endeavor next Sunday. John Trice butchered hogs weighing 511 and 528 pounds. J. H. Merriken remains weak. Esther Willey hosted friends for a weekend visit. Rev. A. W. Betts also butchered a hog weighing 330 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawless Ant
L. H. Thomas
Burrsville M. P
Walter Lora
Rt Go
Lillian Starkey
Edith Kelley of Preston Dies in Wilmington Hospital
Edith Kelley, daughter of Glencoe Kelley, died December 7 after treatment in Wilmington. She was a Grove church pianist and Ladies Aid president. Rev Wood led the funeral, with singing by Mrs Payne and Miss Noble, and interment at Lederalsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Edith Kelley
Glencoe Kelley
Wilmington
Kelley
Grove Church
Loth
Ladies’ Auk
Wood
Deleasee
John Payne
Mass Inez J Noble
Lederalsburg
George Richmeir
Charles Kelley
James Carmine
Penn's Grove, N. J
Darty Iloltis
Local Notes From Grove and Vicinity
Neighbors and friends of Mai G. KK. Kelley reported an accomplishment on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Richards spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. E. Lord visited his father, Mr. K. P. Lard. Mrs. Vanderbilt remains ill. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hubbard vacationed in Wikinington, Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mai
G. KK. Kelley
Clarence Richards
W. J. Murphy
J. FE
Lord
K.P. Lard
Vantermuten
Roy Hubbard
Wikinington
Del
Bethlehem Packer A J Messick Ships Tomatoes to Government
Bethlehem Packer A J Messick recently shipped several carloads of tomatoes to government warehouses. The move reflects ongoing distribution efforts to supply public stockpiles and government contracts during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packer
A. J. Messick Innis
Missionary program and community news at Ridgely
The Ridgely News Letter reports a Church of the Brethren missionary program with songs recitations talks and duets led by Ada Reber Mrs Roy Cherry and others. A relief offering for China famine and a Community Club meeting with new librarian Alfred S Thompson are noted. Local social events holidays school programs and visits are listed, including Christmas services and various residents' travels and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Ada Reber
Roy Cherry
Halhum
Dram Crouse
A.C. Reber
Imiia
Joseph Brumbaugh
Rev
L. R. Brumbaugh
Messrs
David Eholsinger
Aaron Reber
Milton King
Mesdames
A. C. Reber
Blarry Fisher
Marydel church bids pastor cheerful Christmas appeal
In Marydel the M E Clinch congregation surprised pastor Rev Edwin Gardner with a generous donation of groceries and provisions. The gathering included social games, then best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Several locals and visitors were noted in transit or visits to nearby towns.
Evangelistic Notices and Social Visits Across Towns
Verneon and Rev George B Kulp conduct evangelistic services in Lincoln Nebraska and Cambridge Maryland. Mrs Pearl Baynard of Wilmington and Mise Hall visiting California with Lew Shinhter. Rev Chitford TL Lord and wife hold meetings in St Petersburg Florida. Norman Hopkins hosts with J J Hopkins relatives. Nora Wis and Thay Rauding visited Dover for events. Willan Wooters and family with Robert Thawley hosts. Lucy Pearson visiting Harrington friends. Larvey Blopkins Montana visiting relief. Mrs Ehaywoodk Edwards in Philadelphia. Vive Bass tue visiting Dover. Faythe Simpson headed to Gretna Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Hopkins
J. J. Hopkins
Nora Wis
Thay Rauding
Dover
Willan Wooters
Robert Thawley
Lucy Pearson
Larvey Blopkins
Montana
Federalsburg Alasonie Lodge Chartered in 1875 Temple
The Federalsburg Alasonie lodge, recently built a splendid temple, was chartered November 16, 1875, with members Silas Sparklin, William J. Mowbray, Dr. W. O. Noble, J. P. Moore, W. L. H. Moore, W. E. R. Albinper, O. P. Elliott, and Claes B. Conway. The building began in July 1891 and was finished in May 1920, measuring 50 feet by 105 feet. The lower story houses J. C. Williams' automobile showroom and AL EL Covey's hardware store. The second floor holds the lodge room and a theater with a picture parlor operated by Tina Kongaker and H. Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pederalsburg Alasonie
Ais
Silas Sparklin
Willian J. Mowbray
W. 0. Noble
J. PL Moore
HL Moore
Wo ER Albinper
O. PL
Elliott
Claes B. Conway
Rts
Bermyp
J. C. Williams
AL EL Covey
Notmoken Picture Parlor
Tina Kongaker
Turner
Local news notes from Smithson area
Smithson reports Perry rush to bedside at Aston Hospital after automobile accident. Mr M J Pall returns home from Baltimore trip. Miss Violet Meanne back from time with grandparents Mrs Thoms Mauine and Mr Roland Mauine in Newark visiting. Miss Lena Worm listed as on the sick set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas
Perry Wers
Aston Hspital
M. J. Pall
Baltimore
Violet Meanne
Mnmnd
Thoms Mauine
Roland Mauine
Newark
Lena Worm
Peach Blossom hosts weekend visitors and local events
Ban Yard Mia and Mrs W E Moore escort Frances and Misses Ethel Pretyma and Lithe Chittophen spent Sunday at Peach Blossom. An Cloistonee entertainment is planned at Prabbard's School on December 23. Ma Kryven Vrelttyman visits sister Mrs Wm Flaharty. Hubbard's school raises 325 for the Near East Relief fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Kryven
FL Vrelttyman
Wm. R. Flaharty
Hubbard
Near East Relief Fund
Local movements noted near Frederica and Barrsville
J. L. Stevens plans a move to the S. J. Minner tract near Frederica Delaware while Enos Cleaves follows Stevens on the G. T Redilen farm near Barrsville. A. J. Chue has spent several days with J. L. Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Stevens
S.J. Minner
Last Chance Sale at Below Cost for Men's and Ladieswear
An advertisement announces a final sale offering consignment goods at prices below manufacture cost. Items include men’s shirts, minion sults, ladies’ coat and suits, dresses, skirts, and waists. Seller identified as ANDLWON A BAINS.
Parkers Reported by Central Figures and Numbers
Central records list individuals with assorted figures and codes. Notable names include Joe Wyatt Ed Wyatt and Jas. W. Vass alongside varied numbers such as 435 388 4368 344 228 344 340 300 200 and 274 across multiple entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wyatt
Ed Wyatt
Chas. Audrew
Jas. W. Vass
Real estate transfer records list numerous district parcels
Transfers recorded show Albert G. Sainsbury transferring land in Secanal to Elwood Morris, and many more deeds including Cyrus W. Moore to William Price in Federalsburg, Henry Shultie to Robert Alexander in Fast district, Emory Lynch to Courthead Baker in Elphite, and others. Values range from 1,000 to 33,000 dollars with parcels in Seventh, Fifth, Second, and First districts, including Federalsburg, Preston, Denton, Bethlehem, and Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert G. Sainsbury
Elwood Morris
Loacres
Secanal
Cyrus W. Moore
William CL .Price
Federalsburys
Harry ‘Pl
Addington Et
Leon DL
Federalsbay
Henry Shultie
Robert Alexander
Emory Lynch
Courthead Baker
Elphite Destriet
Bedella Clines
Josiah A. Bronmbauph
Frank Murphy
Wo Lee Butler
John M. Swing
Philip J. Potts
John Kulgely
Anne V. Davis
Nantooke Lodge
A.M
Federalsburg
Thos. L. Hubbard
Albert
Skandy
Calvin R. Richards
Washington College Alumni Aid Campaign Gains Momentum
Washington College alumni in Philadelphia formed a permanent chapter at a Manufacturers' Club dinner last Friday. Officers named include president Tarry B. Ford and treasurer Hiram Eliason. Dr. Clarence P. Gould outlined the college’s needs, with plans for women and commercial departments to serve the Eastern Shore, as Bates Stephens described a $250000 fundraising goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore
Washington College Alumni Association
Hiram Eliason
J. L Coulbourn
Mary Burchinal
Simeon van T. Jester
Clarence P. Gould
Maryland
Washington College
Bates Stephens
Orphans' Court Proceedings and Guardian Accounts
In Orphans' Court Tuesday Judges West Harper and Slain presided. Executors Edward Cook and William Cook reported sales of J Peter Cook's personal property, with court approval. Davison guardianship accounts for James A Davison and Charles J Davison filed. Laura J Covey presented guardianship accounts for J Howard Covey, minor, with release of the adult guardian upon reaching age. Ty Pliny Fisher administrator of Horace Wright deceased filed multiple accounts, all approved. Real estate sales reports by Edward and William Cook received ratification. Many Detwiler's will proven and probate admitted, executor Harvey J Cooper qualified with bond. Notice to creditors ordered. appraisers named Thomas W Jones and M Carroll Meredith. Also listed is dairy feed from International Sugar Feed Company at various prices through Mariners Supply Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Harper and Slaiwn
Edward Cook
Willian Cook
J. Peter Cook
Janes A1. Davison
Pasardia
Margaret. Davison
Charles J. Davison
Laura J. Covey
Paardian
J. Howard Covey
Ty. Pliny Fisher
Horace Wright
William Cook
Detwiler
Caroline County
Harvey J. Cooper
Wilk
Thomas W. Jones
M. Carroll Meredith
Market for Wool Blankets Promoted by Extension Service
County Agent W Collins Thomas announces a December 18 display of double woolen bed blankets and heavy woolen robes in Denton County. Maryland sheep producers plan to ship blankets by December 22, with four to five dollar deposits and Wallan Nori as treasurer. The effort aims to create a local wool market, not merely sell blankets, offering fair prices for growers and better value for buyers. Mrs Norman and Home Demonstration agents invite inquiries on price and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Collins Thomas
Faise
Futor
Maryland
Wallan Nori
Cahier
Denton Nationed Bank
Wall Aet
Cataline
Miscellaneous Matters Highlight Market Shifts and Local Notices
Dorchester county marsh lands bring over 35 an acre at public sale as muskrat pelts rise then fall in price. Chesapeake and Delaware Bay regions show high values. muskrat skins outlook weak. Maryland Land Office indexing original grants and subdivisions. parcel post caution issued amid vast postal business. Wage cuts hit Tabor employers. travel declines with higher passenger rates. On page 3 Jeuks Chats reveal Grover Cleveland coverage. December prices dip in farm goods. warm December 14 noted by Weather Bureau. Maryland Queen products touted. Silk stockings hint and Soup & Heall shirts at 2 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester County
Chesapeake
Delaware Bay
State Land Commissioner's Office
Annapolis
Tabor
Grover Cleveland
Weather Bureau
Maryland
Doar
Soup & Heall
Poultry thefts rise in Caroline County
Caroline County reports a surge in larcenies focused on poultry. State's Attorney Deen notes rural districts see few holds ups, with thefts often unreported and criminals left free. He estimates stolen poultry value runs into thousands of dollars as high prices drive the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Deen
Mr. Deen
Remembrance of Our Dear Mother Rebecca A Heauchaimp
Loving tribute notes a mother departed one year past December 15 with lines of devotion and guidance. Also an unrelated advertisement from Williston offering half price millinery and ribbons before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca A. Heauchaimp
Pastor Helsby Popular in Denton Church News
Rev George S Helsby, among Caratine counties most popular ministers, has spent two weeks in Albury N Y conducting evangelistic services and is credited with growing and deepening congregations. Electorate notes his fourteenth year as pastor of the Denton Church of the International Holiness Association. Christmas services are planned across multiple churches with sermons on themes like The Kings Invitation and Ground Floor of Faith. The Denton Ladies M E Church raised 3120 for the Near East fund at a recent supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caratine County
George S. Helsby
Albury
N.Y
Denton
International Holiness Association
Baptist
Ridgely
Ridgely At the A. mm
Cookman Baker
J. E. Smith
Preston Church
Williston Church
Harmony Church
M. EL
Christmas Green Gatherers Law Warns of Private Property Damage
The 1918 Legislature enacted Chapter 179 making it a misdemeanor to cut or injure trees or shrubs on another's lands without written consent. Fines range from 5 to 25 dollars and imprisonment from 30 to 90 days or both. The notice urges strict enforcement and active cooperation of landowners with county police to protect roadside and private woodlands.
Funeral services for Joseph Wainwright farmer
Funeral services for Joseph Wainwright 80, a widely known farmer living between Seaford and Reliance, were held Tuesday afternoon at Reliance Church. Rev. O. E. Jones officiated and burial followed in the adjoining cemetery. Despite the loss of a leg to amputation over 30 years ago from cancer, he ran a sizable farm and did substantial work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wainwright
Seaford
Reliance
Reliance Church
O. E. Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Edwin W. Breeding
J. WW. Lord
Marie Thomas
Pearte Laramore
Hix Long
E. F. Nichols
Marie Ames
Decatur
Tamelaville
Virginia Sparks
Wm. Carter
Downes Clapel
George Davis
Kenton
Herbert Knotts
John Nichols
Oscar Nichols
WL Oal Golt
Louise
Walter T. Redman
J. T. Richards
Fd. Thomas
Harry Karcher
Marnie
John Pritchett
T. A. Montagne
Catherine
George
George Moore
A. T. Gooden
Ruth
Florence
J. F. Quilten
Lillian
Wi. G. Carrow
Freeborn Ellwanper
Frank Melvin
J. W. Melvin
C.D. Sharpress
Catherine Melvin
R. L. Edge
Hobbs
Bethleham
Ridgely News
Brethren Church
Milton Smith
Lavinia Crouse
A. G. Saulsbury
Alfred S. Thompson
Lawrence Lynch
J. Ok. Lynch
Mass
Alice Bennington
Laid
W. BD. Binelnink
Downes
Rouf
Edna Detwiler
California
Viana
Frederick Dove
Fred, Jr
J. R. Brombaugh
Daleville
Virginia
We Jackson
Mee
William Jarrell
Bist
Howanl Baker
Bualtymore City College
EF. Cookman Baker
John Ionter
Paul Thigpins
Wibnington
Marcus Hook
Chester
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
George Sharp
Wherbusland
James Sharp
Pauline Wey
Middletown
Mar
Mont Wiley
Hatcheller
Free Library Commission
Bulgely
Percy Spence
James Spence
Blarry Swann
Mubtan Keay
Althea Robinson
Ruth Perry
Child of the Brethren
Pennsylvania
Ila Bebeend
Michigan
Willian Mitchell
Red Cross
S. Walters
Gueenshoo
George Bullock
Brown
PT. A. Smith
Mreath
August Koenneman
Anna Lynch
Baltmoore
Marydel
Marydel M. E. Clinch
Edwin Gardner
Lef
Effa W
Leathers
Frank Medford, Jr
Blarry Seney
Mas. N. Bull
Willington
Hls. Dailey
Smithson
Buresville
Andlwon
Central
Solomon N. Thuris
Thomas E. Sunpson
Greenshoro
Wilmer B. Parker
W. Porter
Chartes K. Buffett
PD. i. Patchett
Charles FP Derry
Bethlehem
Rachel C. McKenney Et al
Leonwrd Deen
Fumi
Wal
West Denton
Hany
HE. Maule
Burtaaind W. Parnell
Lawrence B. Towers
W. Hl. Lutimore
Wiliam G. VanDenbergh
Annie
Internation Sugar Feed Company
Mariners Supply Co
Otomway
Aload
Mothe
Reller
AL Elt
Pastor Helsby
Other Church News
Iaving
Wittiston Mih
Ford Truck
York
Peoples Bank
A. Abbott & Son
F. P. Covey, Auct
Oscar G. Johnson
Hillsboro
Ory
Harvey L, Cooper
JAS, Temple
Auct
Peep Eier
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