Denton County Notes Mixed Local Items
Denton pages report a mix of brief notices including sales, land transfers, church events, revival meetings, and obituaries. J. Wright advertises stationery, B.C. & AL steamer service noted on the kahoe river, and the Home Economics Club slated to meet Saturday. Davis farm purchase near Preston by Bascom N. Chambers is listed, along with several estate and appointment items and watch night services at two churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wright
B.C. & AL Company
O. F. Smith
Smith
Denton
Zacharias
Seill
Ernest G.rooper
Hi. L Zooper
Wesley E. Thawley
Tomorow
Leland T. Short
S. J. Hurst
Gultith Tm
Choptank
Matrimonial News Figures Large Denton Social Scene
Miss Gladys Virginia Wright and William Henry Neal wed at 2 PM on Saturday at the bride's mother Mrs A T Reichman home Rev Dr Wyatt officiating Anna Anthony played the wedding march The couple honeymoon in New York and reside now in Har York Several other couples including Katherine D Morgan and Wm Spence wed in Philadelphia and Charra Walker to Walter Ewing Black in Baltimore social visitors fill Denton families and nearby towns with holiday gatherings and travel notes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Virginia Wright
William Henry Neal
A. T. Reichman
Co. ‘Ph. Wyatt
Anna Anthony
Paul Wright
New York
Har- York
Katherine D. Morgan
Denton
Wm. Spence
St. Paris
Ohio
Harry Pickett
Philadelphia
F.C. Ramsdell
John U. Merriken
Central Church
Third District
Chara Walker
Baltimore
St John's Episcopal Church
That City
Walter Ewing Black
Charlestown
Cecil County
Maryland
Morgan
Pat Hobbs
Olivia Carey
Eddie Cavall
Copenhagen
Christmas Week Notices From Hobbs Area
Hobbs area social and church notes report Christian Endeavor services by Levi Burdette. local families host Christmas guests from Marcus Hook Wilmington and Philadelphia. Several residents fill school vacancy. various visits, travels, and holiday actions noted across Andersontown Federalsburg Hobbs and nearby towns.
Clergy List for Sunday Services in Several Towns
A notice lists pastors preaching at Templeville Marydel and Marydel Church with times such as 3 pm and Sunday evening services. It also mentions Rev Reed welcoming attendees and urges readers to consult the Jouve for updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marydel
We AL Wise
Tenpleville
Reed
Tojo
Were
O. EL Reed
Residence changes in Smithvele and area noted
The column lists residents moving between farms and homes around Smithvele. Robert Wright leaves Shadrach Liden farm for James Wright place near Pederasburg. William E. Bullock occupies Wright’s vacated spot. Isaac Trice moves from William Brown place to near Hobbs. Clinton Gullett takes Kin’s former residence. Trice will farm James Williamson land. Charles Melson of Hridgeville takes J. J. Scott property. Howard Wright moves to Daniel Bowdle place. Henry Lare to Dr Neal farm. John Voss to Lare’s, Passwaters to Voss’s. Messrs. Neile and Stapleton depart for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wright
Shadrach Liden
James Wright
Pederasburg
William E. Bullock
Mr Wright
Isaac Trice
William Brown
Hobbs
Clinton Gullett
William I. “Trice
Mr. Guillet
James Williamson
Charles Melson
Hridgeville
J. J. Scott
Howard Wright
Daniel Bowdle
Henry Lare
DR. Neal
Albert McNamee
John Voss
Lare
Passwaters
Voss
Messrs
J. Neile
C. W. Stapleton
Lacy Spence
Philadelphia
J. HL. Spence
Vinton Mi Mahon
Miro
Elaine Bullock
J. WW. Peters
Washington
J. C. Adame
HL Porter
Baltimore
Local notes from Williston and surrounding areas
Williston residents report several travel and social updates. Harry Ekaskins leaves with Fred Howard to New York to spend the winter with his sister Mrs Hanter. G E L Worner sells a piano to C Beauchamp. John Cunningham trips to Philadelphia for Christmas with his father. Karl Horsey and wife visit Salisbury to see Goslee relatives. Larry Clark and Oscar Maloney make a Baltimore business trip last Friday. W O C Wood buys a piano, Paulsanto last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ekaskins
Fred Howard
New York
Hanter
G. EL Worner
Chas. M. Steiff Pianos
C. Beauchamp
John Cunningham
Philadelphia
Karl Horsey
Salisbury
Goslee
Messrs
Larry Clark
Oscar Maloney
Baltimore
W. OC
Wodd
Anes Paulsanto
Amencan Corner Holiday Guests and Visits
Mr and Mrs George Griffith and son Ernest hosted guests including Mr Abner Baker and children Harvey and Hazel. Miss Elva Griffith gave Sunday supper. Miss Addie Williams Hazel Towers and Ralph Hunt with Dorsey Nichols attended. Mr Wiles Collins of Chester Way visits his parents. Mr and Mrs Bank Coullons host travelers from near Abmer Baker Woblington returns home after visit with G We T. Geillith Jamely Rhoda Downes from Philadelphia plans holidays with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Griffith
Iernest
Abner Baker
Aml Childecen
Mlarvey
Hazel
Nathan Diefender
Aston
Elva Griffith
Addie Williams
Hazel ,Towers
Ralph Hunt
Dorsey Nichols
Wiles Collins
Chester, Way
Bamk Coullons
Near Here
Ablmer Baker
Woblington
Geomwe T. Geillith
Jamely
Rhoda Downes
Philadelphia
Ridgely News Column Reflects Christmas Activities and Local Movements
The Poe Literary Society held a Christmas program with readings, songs, and an instrumental duet. Ridgely residents spent Christmas out of town in Wilmington, Baltimore, Easton, and other places, while local youths studied elsewhere. The primary school staged a Christmas entertainment and a Victrola fund received three dollars. Aimee Jones and other students spent vacation at home. The drama In His Steps will be shown at the Methodist Church next week. Obituary notes include the death of Gilbert Skinner and other Christmas visits by local families. Engagement announced for Myrtle Anna Skinner and Mark Edwin Hignatt. several residents moved within town limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe Literary Society
Helen Haymaker
Marie Ames
Susie Marvel
Dorothy Mancha
Lee Bennington
Blanche Laird
Little Town of
Bethlehem
Coursey Hemimans
Wilmington
TL. Day
Baltimore
W. J. Marvel and Family
Easton
Leo Meginney
Longwoods
Edith Yost
Parsons
Osford
Tupman
Hurlock
Chipman
Lamel William Davis
St. John's
Keene Saulsbury
Kennet Square
Ernest Smith
Mt. Hermon
Mulford
Golden's
Thompson
Newark
Sarah Nell
Peabody
Frank Kauffman
Johns Wookings
R. L. Skinner
Gilbert
Miriam Cahall
Near Gaoldsboro
Mildred Seward
Henderson
Hilda Turner
Preston
Beatrice Bowers
Laurel
Jesus
Aii Day
Adustesian
al Wo Marvel
Willian
Marcus Jlook
Bertha Shellbrooks
Catherine AbGuiare
Charles Layton
Wilimington
Richard Sharp
Dhaughter
Blorella
Sharp
J. P. Stevenson
John Grabill
Harry Gibson
Delmar
John Bromley
New York City
We TL
Myrtle Anna
Mark Edwin Hignatt
Orme Cecil
T. L. Day
Paul Ebling
Cecil
Baptist and Reformed
Luda Scann
Carlton Lod
Philadelphia
Roland Fountain
Chester
Alfred Richards
William Thompson
J. M. Barry
McDaniel
J. C. Madara
Rolla Weaver
Swarthmore
Mis
Benedict Weaver
Josephine Turbitt
Selby Smith
Mouth Quige
Greensboro
Charles Herzop
James Hevalow
Robert Pippin
Hesalerson
Pauline MecOuay
Oakley Marvel
Tastan
Lider
Bertha Jackson
W. 5. Jones
Blenderson
Margaret Hayes
Fastan
Hillsboro Christmas Social Notes and Visits
Hillsboro rounds up holiday greetings as families and friends visit relatives across towns. Names include W. Mason of Hopewell, Win Pan Mason of Philadelphia, Laura Mason of Easton, and many local households hosting gatherings on Christmas Day and the week after. Also listed are engagements, hospital recoveries, and travel to Boston and Washington.
Christmas Day Family Gatherings Across Town
Mr and Mrs George Zot Sr hosted a large Christmas gathering with children and grandchildren. John Chaffinck of Warrington visited his parents Mr and Mrs George Chattinck during the holidays. Alex Noble of near Concord holidayed with An and Mrs Jason Reed. Jason Reed and An Miss Wao Cavender Mio and Mrs Thomas Sitchett hosted many friends Monday. Mr and Mrs O E L Melvin of Finnick visited Woodenhawk on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Zot
John Chaffinck
Warrington
George Chattinck
Alex. Noble
Concord
Jason Reed
Mir
Wao
Cavender Mio
Thomas Sitchett
Mra 0 EL Melvin
Fin. Lack
Woodenhawk
Greensboro Holiday Gatherings and Local Notices
Greensboro residents hosted numerous guests during the holidays including M E Jane nan wife Charles Lannin Christopher Martin and families from Goldsboro and Wilmington plus Grace Jarman and others. Reunion events note property moves and visitors from Berlin Delaware Kenton and West Virginia with revival services slated to begin January 7.
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Greensboro
R.ogl Jarman
New Town
M. E. Jane Nan
Charles Lannin
Christopher Martin
Goldsboro
Philip Weigle
Harry Jarman
Nellie Vickmin
Wilmington
HB. Jarman
Berlin
Grace Jarman
Br. Zacharias
James A. Whawley
Raymond Rawlings
McKaatt
John T. Clark
Viero House
Ralph Swann
Tarry Klotts
and Mire. Malone
J. E. Willis
J. L. Massey
Amon
Walter R. Smith
George and
Arthur Mitchell
Wilham Reed
Clinton Jarman
J. F. Jarman
Clayton Jarman
AL EL Shields
Audrey
Albert
Delaware
Henry Jarman
Philadelphia
Was
J. E. Waiths
Lacey Adis
Kenton
Edgar Anderson
Bridgeville
Mass
Chirk
George Sharp
West Virginia
Bethlehem Junior Aud entertained by Miss Mary Patchett
Bethlehem report shows the Junior Aud gathering last Thursday with Miss Mary Patchett hosting. Attendees included Flossie Hall Bertie Legates ATiL bet Lane Jessie Colee Mary Prodes Maude Harding Mamie Frederick Mary Patchett Plilda Legates Cora Brodes Finn Patchett Joseph Pritchett Gilbert Gibson Basil Paytor Edward Patchett Melvin Wheedleton Orland Brides Hayward Legates Roy Leputtes Charlie Petry Gilbert Lane Willie Wright Clinton Carroll Lawrence Coulbourne. After business, games were played. next meeting set with Ma Basil Taylor on January 18 at eight o'clock. Teachers Mrs Crumine and Miss Talmage vacationing at North East Mas James Blades and family of Philadelphia visiting the former's mother. Bhales, Mr Clinton Cathrall visiting Hebron friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Patchets
Flossie Hall
Bertie Legates
Atilbet Lane
Jessie Colee
Mary Prodes
Maude Harding
Mamie Frederick
Mary Patchett
Plilda Legates
Cora Brodes
Finn Patchett
Messrs
Joseph Pritchett
Gilbert Gibson
Basil Paytor
Edward Patchett
Melvin Wheedleton
Orland Brides
Hayward Legates
Roy Leputtes
Charlie Petry
Gilbert Lane
Willie Wright
Clinton Carroll
Lawrence Coulbourne
Basil Taylor
Crumine
Miss Talmage
North East
Pennsylvania to Build Bet Terridge Across Noantiwoke
Senator Lankbury introduced a bill to permit the improvement as the Pennsylvania plan moves forward with a project across the Noantiwoke at Sea, aiming to construct a new bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Noantiwoke
Lankbury
Social notes from Choptank marks weddings and holidays
Social notes record J Spence fifth wedding anniversary party with guests including Carroll Collins Wright Blades and Chambers. Christmas visits span families in Choptank and nearby towns with many residents listed as traveling or hosting. Local church Sunday Schools set officer elections for December 31 and a general sense of holiday gatherings and illness among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Ditton
J. R. Wright
J. T. Blades
Frank Chambers
C. E. Andrews
Dennis Werner
Reginald Dulin
J. W. Cox
Mesdames FE
MM. Waldron
CG. LeCompte
Messrs
Carroll Dulin
Ralph Werner
Misses Lula
Dorothy Dulin
Mary Chambers
May LeCompte
John and
Fred Jones
Mary J. Wright
Delaware College
Newark
J. Tracy Stafford
Webster S. Blades
Baltimore
George Magers
E. F. Dunham
Thomas Hayward
Bethlehem
John Jones
F. Ll. Jester
Cambridge
J. Hl. Jester
Arhur Willey
Eddystone
W. M. Wright
N. B. Goswellen
LP Stafford
W. E. Wright
Gertrude Nemo
Denton
Lula Goswellen
Hilda Jones
W. F. Gabler
Marcus Hook
Williamson Cox wedding at parsonage in Friendship
A wedding took place Wednesday evening December 20 at the parsonage in Friendship. Raymond Williamson and Mary Cox of Choptank were married, with R Noble Taylor and Flora Williamson as witnesses. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Hadda way, assisted by Rev. H L Murphy of Virginia.
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Grove
Felemnelecann Place
Haddaway
H. L. Murphy
Virginia
Cortland Baker
Canada
Charles Wright
Wilmington
Mabel Haker
Nichols’ School
John Hubbard
Surprise party honors Miss Sallie Wright in Talbay County
A surprise evening for Miss Sallie Wright hosted by friends included Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Callahan and many others. Refreshments were served at a late hour as guests mingled. Miss Esther Ley and Sallie Wright were with Mrs. Jas Lanksbury in Talbay County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Wright
Samuel Callahan
Claude Messick
Son Willis
Agnes Corkran
Rosa Ischer
Margaret
Martha
Ida Nagel
Emma Callahan
Annabelle
Cora Cook
Marguerite Wilson
Elva Griffith
Esther Smith
Sallie Weight
Messrs
Kenneth Corkran
Clarence Callahan
Carl Kemp
John Ascher
Percy Nichols
Russell Andrew
Raymond Cook
Rusell Evel
Raymond Andrew
Walter [Everngaim
Clayton Satterfield
Bruce Wilson
Rawlings Dulin
Glenn Corkran
Milton Wills
Kemp
Nelson
Morris Wright
Leo Callahan
Aller Wright
Gerald Smith
Esther Ley
Jas Lanksbury
Talbay County
Chole Messick
Rad
Pittsburg
Burrsville Moves and Family Relocations Across Farms
In Burrsville a series of residents announce year end moves to farms near Harrington Wilmington and Master William Smith’s kin. Several families rename tenants on Stephens and Baughley properties. Community events note a turkey gift to Rev. Conaway and holiday visits by local residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrsville
Wallace Hopkins
Hartington
Theodore Warren
Philadelphia
Charles Robinson
Eilers
J. W. Stephens
Saulsbury
William Baker
Mrs. Ireland
Mr. Baker
J. B. Baughley
Charlie Butler
W. G. Wooters
H. Murphy
Town
James Good
Stephens
Mr. Creadick
C. J. Benson
E. H. Sapp
Wilmington
Alfred Baughley
Porter
John Ireland
J. B. Raughley
W. T. Baker
5. K. Kitchen
Purnell Johnson
L. H. Otwell
G. T. Redden
George L. Blades
Russell
William Smith
Baynard Smith
William A. Smith
Harrington
Jacob Graham
Central
Frank Hanson
Edith Simpson
Hickman
Joseph Simpson
Wesley E. Thawley
Baltimore
Robert H. Thawley
Osborne Harvey
Mary Harvey
W. Clifford Raughley
Annie Raughley
Clayton Stafford
al. Hopkins
Brownsville
Del
Jeanette Layton
Masten
Death notices and obituaries from Caroline area
The Journal notes the death of George T Musselman, a Sunbury native who lived near Marydel before moving to Cambridge in 1898 as a postal clerk. Survived by widow Viola Powell and four children, plus three sisters. Also reported are the funeral of Rev. T H Wright at Fawn Grove, age 77, former Caroline Circuit pastor. death of Bethany A Hackett, 80, Cambridge. and the obituary of Cora Dean, Ruthsburg, interred in Denton cemetery.
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George T. Musselman
Sunbury
Caroline
Marydel
Cambridge
Cambridge and
Seaford
William BP. Musselman
Philadelphia
Anna B. Musselman
Gee. T. Musselman
5. H. Pippin
Wilmington
Irving Brancher
Altoona
John A. Dunkleberger
Shamokin
T. H. Wright
Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
Pipe Creek
Fawn Grove
New Freedom
J. S. Bowers
Wright
Bethany A. Hackett
Hurlock
Luke R. Hackey
Oak Grove
Z. L. West
Caroline County
Cora Dean
Elijah Dean
Ruthsburg
Denton Cemetery
Plan to Exploit Eastern Shore Resources Launching
Mr John W Staton told a Baltimore American representative that a campaign to exploit the Eastern Shore resources is advancing. A meeting will be held in Easton in late January to organize the machinery of the proposed group. Staton sent about five hundred letters and received over two replies approving aid. Local businesspeople and citizens across Delaware Accomac and Northampton counties seek active identification with the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore
John W. Staton
Baltimore American
Easton
Staton
Businessen
Delaware
Accomac
Northampton
Peninsula
Stefan
Christmas dance and alumni banquet in Caroline County
The holiday season brought a Christmas dance at Masonic Hall with Elliott's Orchestra in Wilmington and a luncheon at midnight. The Caroline High School Alumni held their annual banquet at the high school, with toastmaster Benjamin F. Johnson and remarks from State Superintendent Stephens and others. Christmas Day dinners featured families including the Murphy and Todd clans, while Captain and Mrs. A L Dunham hosted relatives for Hattie Dunham's return from Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Wiliam H. Anderson
J. Kemp Stevens
Frederic N. Nichols
Alda’, Whitby
J. Roland Chaffinch
Dukes Downes
T. Alan Goldsborough
Thomas R. Green
Albert G. Towers
Messrs
Harvey L. Cooper
Eugene G. Anderson
E. Saulsbury Garey
L. Stanley Deakyne
J. Lester Everngam
Winfield T. Nichols
Alda P. Whitby
J. Dukes Downes
Elliott
Wilmington
Caroline High School
Benjamin F. Johnson
Stephens
Nichols
Wesley E. Thawley
Lester Kauffman
Caroline DeFord
Sykesville
Lacy Murphy
Sarah
Denton
Reynolds Murphy
Queen Anne
Austin Murphy
George Murphy
A. L. Dunham
Hattie
Orphans Court actions on estates and admins
Judges Liden Moore and Covey presided Tuesday in the Orphans Court. Applications filed for letters of administration for John D. Tinley. Raughley heirs' releases approved. Frances J. Fleming executors presented accounts and distributions. Butler will admitted to probate with letters testamentary granted. Creditors notice ordered. Appraisers appointed for Mary J Williamson estate. Merriken administrator’s release from Martha Faulkner approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liden, Moore and Covey
Orphans’ Court
Sarah Tinley
John D. Tinley
Annie M. Raughley
Joshua B. Raughley
Harry Raughley
Robert Raughley
Mary E. Raughley
P. Seldon Raughley
Ernest B. Raughley
Alfred Raughley
J. Owen, Knotts
Georgie Butler
George E. Nichols
John F. Jarman
Aaron K. Wrightson
Carrie J1. Hassinger
Mary J. Williamson
Harry R. Merriken
Eta
Samuel Faulkner
Martha Eben Faulkner
Farmers Seek Higher Tomato Prices Next Year
Labor conditions on farms are poor and the past season was hard. Growers plan to ask twelve dollars per ton for tomatoes next year as canned goods prices push up demand. Last season growers received ten dollars per ton in the area.
Maryland Colonial Eastern Shore book highlights county history
Mary land Colonial Eastern Shore presents articles from Eastern Shore counties with eight sketches by Edward T. Tubbs of notable colonial sites such as Frazier's Flats Murray Mill Potter Mansion Neck Meeting House Oak Lawn Cedarhurst Thawley House Castle Hall and Plaindealing The volume includes vivid pictures of historic places and traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Swepson Earle
Edward T. Tubbs
Baltimore News
Carolina
Frazier’s Flats
Murray Mill
Potter Mansion
Neck Meeting House
Oak Lawn
Cedarhurst
Thawley House
Castle Hall
Plaindealing
In Memoriam for Samuel J Cooper Father
In loving remembrance of dear father Samuel J Cooper who departed this life one year ago on December 25 1915 This remembrance speaks of a soul like a ray of light now in realms above where sorrow or pain never comes The verses promise a reunion after death signed by his children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Cooper
Chu
The Denton Journal Adopts Informed Citizen Policy
The wide awake citizen should keep in touch with county affairs and subscribe to the Denton Journal if not already done. The notice urges readers to stay informed through local coverage and community updates.
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