Local Business Listing for Melvin and Johnson Denton MD
Melvin and Johnson Incorporated lists Benjamin F. Johnson as president and treasurer and Mary Melvin as vice president and secretary. Published weekly at 205 Market Street Denton Maryland the Caroline County county seat. Subscriptions: Caroline $1.00 annually in advance out of county $1.50.
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Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Denton
Maryland
Caroline County
Caroline
Deaths: Warner and Heinel obituaries in Denton area
Death notices from Denton Maryland detail the passing of two residents. John Richard Warner, 67, a retired farmer from West Denton, died recently and was buried in Denton cemetery after services at First Methodist Church. He was survived by his wife Gertrude Dill Warner and by his parents, Richard and Rosella Turner Warner of Caroline county. The other notice concerns a man who came to America about 1905 and settled in Caroline county. he married Elizabeth Heinel in December 1913 and is survived by two stepsons, Frederick Heinel of Baltimore and Bernhard Heinel of Brooklyn, N Y. Funeral services were held at the Denton Pilgrim Holiness Church with burial in Denton cemetery. The Rev. Wm. C. Beard led the service. Rev. T. S. Dixon delivered the message.
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America
Caroline County
Elizabeth Heinel
Frederick Heinel
Baltimore
Bernhard Heinel
Brooklyn
N. Y
Denton
T. S. Dixon
Greensboro
John R. Warner
John Richard Warner
West Denton
John E. French
First Methodist Church
Richard and
Rosella Turner Warner
Carline County
Gertrude Dill
Matthewstown
Funeral for Mrs Kennard Held in Chester Pa
The funeral for Mrs Helen Kennard wife of Joseph Kennard of Chester Pennsylvania took place Tuesday of last week. A native of Caroline county Maryland she was the daughter of the late Selby Roop of Caroline county. Besides her husband she leaves two sisters Mrs Carl Parker of Chester and Mrs Urban Hemmerle of Easton and two brothers Harry Roop and Edwin Roop of Wilmington.
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Helen Kennard
Joseph Kennard
Chester
Caroline County
Selby Roop
Carl Parker
Urban Hemmerle
Easton
Harry Roop
Edwin Roop
Wilmington
Mrs Annie Greenlee dies at Greensboro. funeral held
Mrs Annie Pearson Greenlee wife of John W Greenlee of Greensboro died at Jarvis nursing home Felton Monday after long illness Funeral services were held Wednesday with Rev Charles E Davis of St Pauls Methodist officiating Burial was in Greensboro cemetery Survived by husband sister Mrs Katie Almond Elberton Ga and brother Dr G Burton Pearson Newark Del
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Annie Greenlee
Annie Pearson Greenlee
John W. Greenlee
Greensboro
Jarvis
Felton
Charles E. Davis
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Greensboro Cemetery
Katie Almond
Elberton
G. Burton Pearson
Newark
Del
Death of Jesse L. Esham in Grand Rapids Michigan
Jesse L. Esham died December 20 at Osteopathic Hospital Grand Rapids following a short illness. Born June 21 1901 in Parsonsburg Maryland he lived at Ergantine Poultry Farm near Greensboro before moving to Michigan. Burial December 23 in Michigan. Survived by wife Ruth Munger of Ionia six children and five grandchildren. Also leaves three brothers and two sisters.
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Jesse L. Esham
Osteopathic Hospital
Grand Rapids
Mich
Parsonsburg
Maryland
Michigan
Ergantine
Greensboro
Ionia
Ruth Munger
Florence Wright
Myrtle Bayly
Tonia
Patsy Luff
Betty Inman
Beulah Esham
Sonia
Reuben Esham
Manuel Esham
Herman Esham
Mattie Perdue
Lilly Brittingham
Pittsville
William O. Willoughby Dies in Philadelphia Death Notice
William O. Willoughby age 61, son of the late W Newton and Annie B Willoughby of Caroline county, died at his home 1307 S 53rd St Philadelphia after a long illness. Funeral services were held at his home at 1 pm today. He was a retired engineer for the Pennsylvania Railroad and had lived in Philadelphia over 30 years. He is survived by a son and a daughter.
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William O. Willoughby
W. Newton
Annie B. Willoughby
Caroline County
S. 53Rd Street
Philadelphia
Willoughby
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wm.o. Willoughby
Notice to Creditors of Williamson Estate in Caroline MD
Notice to Creditors is issued by Mary C. Williamson Administratrix of Raymond D. Williamson late of Caroline County Maryland. Creditors must present claims with vouchers authenticated by June 28 1946 or be barred from estate benefits. Debtors must settle promptly. True copy test Carlton V. West Register of Wills. WNPA Perr
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Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Raymond D. Williamson
Mary C. Williamson
Carlton
Funeral services for Lydia Holland in Greensboro
Mrs Lydia Holland 55 died Sunday night at Easton Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 p m from the local parlor in Greensboro Baptist Church with Rev Irving Lane officiating. Burial followed in Greensboro cemetery. She is survived by three sons James and John Holland and Raymond Murphy two daughters Mrs Margaret McFarland and Mrs Dorothy Melvin two brothers T H Willoughby and J E Willoughby and one sister Mrs E S Evans and Mrs Charles Miller plus 14 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Lydia Holland
Irving Lane
Greensboro Baptist Church
Greensboro
Holland
Easton Memorial Hospital
Raymond Murphy
James H. Holland
Wilmington
John C. Holland
Denton
Margaret McFarland
Dorothy Melvin
Dover
Funeral services for Miss Ida Simmons of Chestertown
Funeral services for Ida Simmons 80 were held at her Chestertown home with Rev. Paul E. Reynolds officiating. Interment followed in Newark Cemetery. Simmons, among Delaware College’s early coeducation graduates, earned a bachelor of literature in 1885 and later taught in Delaware schools before moving to Chestertown to live with her brother Dr M Benge Simmons who died the prior week. She survived by a sister-in-law and two sisters.
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Ida Simmons
Chestertown
Paul E. Reynolds
First Methodist Church
Newark
Miss Simmons
Delaware College
University of Delaware
Delaware
M Benge Simmons
George
Mary Benge Simmons
New London
H. Benge Simmons
Notable Obituaries Mention Two Ohio Residents
Two bereaved families in Belle Center and Mt. Sterling, Ohio, mourn the loss of loved ones. Mrs. William E. Laughlin of Belle Center and Mrs. William S. Anderson of Mt. Sterling are named among those listed in the local notices.
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Ters
William E. Laughlin
Belle Center
Ohio
William S. Anderson
Mt. Sterling
Harrington businessman Manlove Adams dies at 85
Manlove T. Adams 85 well known Harrington businessman died at his Commerce street home after a long illness. Born in Bridgeville he lived in Harrington 65 years. Funeral at his home 1 p m Wednesday with Rev T C Jones officiating Interment in Hollywood cemetery Surviving ten children include former Kent County Sheriff Norris C Adams and others. His wife Clementine Simpson died 15 years ago. A sister Nora Davis of Camden and five grandchildren also survive.
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Manlove T. Adams
Harrington
Commerce Street
Bridgeville
Charles Henry Adams
Mary Hitch Adams
T. C. Jones
Trinity Methodist Church
Hollywood Cemetery
Mr. Adams
Clementine Simpson
Kent County
Norris C. Adams
Calvin Adams
Bayard Adams
Harry Adams
C. W. Hopkins
Catherine Townsend
Camden
N. J
W. Marion Stevenson
Frederica
Lewis Slocum
Audubon
Leslie Adams
Richardson Park
Emiley S. Adanmis
Germany
Nora Davis
Constable Family Mention From Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR mentions Philip Constable and his mother Mrs. Emily Constable in a local notice. The brief item references a family by name without additional context or actions.
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Ith
Philip
Emily Constable
Christmas Fire Destroys Cash Hidden in Burning Home
Milton Hubbard of Baltimore Corner plans to file a claim after $1,763 he withdrew to buy the home he lived in burned to ashes in a fire blamed on defective wiring. The second floor blaze, discovered by Mrs. Hubbard, halted access due to smoke and flames. Greensboro firemen saved part of the structure. property loss estimated at $2,000.
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Milton Hubbard
Baltimore Corner
Hubbard
Elkton Judge Albert Constable Dies After Illness
Albert Constable 38 associate Judge of the Second Judicial Circuit Cecil County Md died Monday in St. Joseph Hospital Philadelphia after a long illness. He attended Randolph Macon College and graduated from the University of Maryland. He practiced law in Elkton for over 10 years and was sworn in as associate Judge in December 1942. Surviving are his wife Phyllis R and two sons Albert.
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Albert Constable
Elkton
Cecil County
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Philadelphia
Randolph Macon College
University of Maryland
Second Judicial Circuit
Henry Constable
Phyllis R
Albert
Bur rs ville guests and holiday visits reported
Bur rs ville residents note guests from Baltimore and Delaware relatives during Christmas and winter visits. Miss Mollie Cahall plans winter stay with Mr and Mrs Will Simpson near Harrington. Miss Charlotte Ann Baker of Washington and Betty Baker of Wilmington holidayed with local parents. Mr and Mrs Robert Stafford visited the latter's G A Wilson parents in Houston Delaware for Christmas Day. Edgar Blades of Hillsboro and Mildred Stenger of Wilmington joined Mr and Mrs R H Stafford at Brown Thawley's in Milford for Christmas Day. Quite a number of people in this
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Crawford Garrett
Baltimore
Mollie Cahall
Will Simpson
Harrington
Charlotte Ann Baker
Washington
Betty Baker
Wilmington
Robert Stafford
G. A. Wilson
Houston
Del
Edgar Blades
Hillsboro
Mildred Stenger
R. H. Stafford
Brown Thawley
Milford
Quote on riches and the kingdom of heaven
A fragment quotes a Caird saying that wealth does not bar entry to heaven because a man possesses riches, but because riches possess him, highlighting a moral reflection on wealth’s grip.
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Kingdom of Heaven
Caird
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Denton Journal
Lenge Weet
Marie Anderson
T. H. Willoughby
Boothwyn, Pa
J. E. Willoughby
Burrsville
E. S. Evans
Hobbs, Md
Charles Miller
Miss Ida Simmons
Manlove
T. Adams
Florida
J. Leon Towers
Federalsburg
Jim’s Welding & Machine Shop
Lincoln ST. Denton, MD
Atlantic Service Station
KKM
Market St
Denton, Mil
Purina Chow
Purina
Distillers Grain
Willis & Cowell
The
Lower Caroline
Harmony Community Center
Harmony, Md
Brook Nagel
President
John T. Schmick
Denton National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Bank Credit
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