Denton Area News Briefs and Notices
Local shops advertise sales and cheap furniture while a Christmas season of events continues in Denton Maryland. Auctions, rental listings, lost money rewards, church notices, and obituaries fill the page along with car crashes near Bridgeville Harrington.
Daughters of the Church of the Brethren Tea Highlights
A social tea on Thursday December 29 hosted by Mrs. C A Pentz and the Mothers and Daughters Committee featured a program with duet performances by Margaret Krabill and Pauline Replogle, a recreation talk by Mrs. Maynard Hoke, and piano duets by Frinda Morris and Margaret Krabill. Guests included Sue Seese and many local residents. numerous visits and gatherings followed at homes of J M Brown Collison and others during the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
C. A. Pentz
Mothers and Daughters Committee
Ruth Holsinger
Havel Krabill
Margaret Krabill
Pauline Replogle
Maynard Hoke
Preston
Frinda Morris
Sue Seese
Pauline
Dorothy Replogle
Irma Shaffer
Ada Harrison
Virginia Kemp
Cathel Harris
Effie Ott
Beulah
Cleta Shaffer
Adaline Holsinger
LaRue Crane
Margaret O 'Seese
Mesdames Virginia Hoke
Ruth Todd
Mildred Whisler
Edna [Elouah
Beatrice Betts
Marie Pentz
J. M. Brown
Wayford Brown
Martha
Wilmington
Goatee Brown
Marilyn
Greenwood
Edward Brown
Ella Peters
Grace Adams
Federalsburg
Ernest Brown
Denton
Henry Cane
Laura Anthony
Frances Anthony
Marshall Anthony
Sarah Carey
Harrington
Ashby White
Earle
Charlotte
Billie Carey
Bridgeville
J. M. Collison
J. C. Collison
James Pinder
Ridgely
M. B. Henry
Minnie Henry
O. H. Smith
Chester
Elizabeth Martin
Maryland Institute of Art and Design
Baltimore
Faith Burkett
Clayton
N. J
Myra and
Addie Davis
T. C. Crouse
John George
Emory Kimmey
Teenie Carroll
M. F. H. Collison
Richard Higman
Sadlersville
Weddings Broughthurst Cleaves and More in Denton Area
Delaware area weddings and holiday visits mark recent society news. Miss Anna Rich ardson Bringhurst of Felton wed Thomas Clayton Cleaves of Denton with out-of-town guests and a Miami trip to follow. Other couples, including Miss Ruth Krabill and Charles Todd, and Miss Elizabeth Clough and Paul Howard, celebrated nuptials near Ridgely Centreville and Denton. Community members hosted gatherings, returned from trips, and children and teachers shared holiday moments across Denton and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Richardson Bringhurst
Joseph Bringhurst
Felton
Del
Thomas Clayton Cleaves
Denton
Miss Bringhurst
Delaware
Westown Friends School
Westown
Milford
Cleaves
T. A. Cleaves
Hickman
Caroline High School
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
Avis Dill
Lester Toohey
Hester Brown
Int. W. Marine
Laure
Harry Zeigler
Ridgely
Charles Blough
Todd
Victor Dean
Caroline County Farm Bureau Association
Verlin Krabill
Pocomoke City
Anna Elizabeth Clough
Wm. Levi Clough
Centreville
Paul L. Howard
Calvin Randall
Centreville M. P
Charles Howard
Baltimore
Mr. Howard
Johns Hopkins University
Mary May
Drexel Hill
O. Hugh Duffey Clark
Clark
Tome Institute
Port Deposit
Wm. G. Towers
Lillian Timmons
M. P
Del-Mar-Wa
Madamne Ellis
Lewes
Frank Johnson
Harbeson
Dora Short
New York
Carlton Short
Short
Newark
N.J
N. L. Rairigh
J. Stanley Cooley
Strasburg
A. E. Cooper
Anne Cooper
Ernest G. Cooper Jr
U. S. Naval Academy
Weekly Ridgely News Letter item of interest notes
Mr B Davis Temple of Jacksonville Florida formerly Ridgely died suddenly in Knoxville Tennessee at fifty four. Burial in Philadelphia. He leaves a wife and two daughters Rebecca and Madeline and survived by brothers Alfred James Charles and John. Christmas services at Reformed Church featured carols Isaiah reading prayer and a pageant One Starry Night to be repeated next Sunday. Numerous local residents and relatives are listed with holiday visits and events including weddings, club officers, and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of Christ Church
T. Mark Breeding
Christ Church
Smithson Sunday School
Smithson Chapel
Henry Morgan
Church of the Brethren
Wm. McDaniel
M. K. Newnam
M. E. Church
D. W. Davis
W. H. Deen
J. L. Everngam
F. L. R. Nuttle
W. D. Taylor
George Smith
S. S. Harrington
Denton
N. Y
Harry B. Mason
New Jersey
John L. Everngain
E. C. Hallman
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wooters
James
Louise Coulbourn
Hobbs
Everngain
James R. Wooters
Hickman
Del
A. L. Harrington
Seaford
Harry F. Wooters
Philadelphia
William G. Wooters
Everagain
Charles Green
Harrison Short
Bridgeville
S. C. Neal
Hurlock
Bridgeville-Harrington
Milford
Neal
Frank O'Neal
Morris Adams
Princess Anne
Marshall Lappen
Haddon Heights
B. Davis Temple
Jacksonville
Florida
Ridgely
Tom Temple
John Swing
Knoxville
Tenn
Temple
Sle
Rebecca
Madeline
Alfred
James Temple
Charles
Reistertown
John
Washington, D. C
Davis Temple
Reformed Church
L. S. Matthews
Little Town of
Bethlehem
Isaiah
Herbert Keeneman
Bernard King
Harry Zeigler
Jesse Zeigler
Herbert Koeneman
Samuel Thomas
Eleanor Taylor
State Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg
Clarksville
Norwood
Alice Bennington
Walter Bennington
Catherine McElwain
Charles Haymaker
Ethel Moore
Centreville
Melvin Wheatley
Middletown
Harold Holsinger
Otis Wharton
Joseph Cherry
Douglas Bennington
Howard Harrington
Harry Hemmons
Marion
Johnstown
Hemmons
Yorkdale
Henry Sipple
Cherryvale
Dorothy Mancha
Harvey Holsinger
Troy Ashcraft
Camden
Ashcrafts
Leolan Jackson
Leola
Nellie
Stevensville
Charles Dean
Margaret
Mulford
Emil Rosenast
Merchantville
N. J
Ida Imler
Mary .Wharton
Wesley Honey
Anne
Sophie Reffel
Baltimore
Ernest Jones
Harry Lobb
Rosa
Springfield
Pearl Clark
Swarthmore
Emma Jackson
Harold Fountain
Richard
Salisbury
Richard Blackburn
William Harrison Jr
Harrington
Frank Matthews
Harry Laird
Ed. Stevens
Adele
Carlile Bennington
Price’s
John Davis
Donald
Howard Quaintance
Silver Springs
Roy Tawes
Onella
Tawes
Richmond
Walter Mitchell
William Georgia
Belford MacGurick
Blue Devil
Shellpot Park
Harford Porter
Raymond Frampton
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Harold Hofer
Boyerstown
I. T. Saul
Greensboro Clinches Win in Bi-County Soccer Standings
Greensboro defeats Denton 7 to 2 in a Sunday match at Greensboro. Denton started strong but Greensboro pulled ahead with early goals, Nguyen Norris scoring. game notes cite a third quarter Denton turnover and a planned rematch at 2:15 p.m. this Sunday against Oxford at the local field. Other results show Laston and Cordova in playoff contention. standings list Greensboro 7-2-0 with 14 points and Federalsburg 5-1-2 with 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Greensboro
Bill Norris
Norris
Oxford
Greensboro Denton
Thomas G. Temple
Bernard R. F. Baker
Sipple
Adams Cross Roads Holiday Dinner Guests
Adams Cross Roads hosts a four o clock dinner with Earle Robinson and guests including E W Brown Ella Peters Grace Adams of Federalsburg Altha Minnie Adams Winnie Graham Jack Mears of Wilmington John Adams and Edna Adams. Winnie Graham Minnie Adams and Grace Adams spent the weekend with the Robinsons. Bernice Adams of Beacom's College visits C W Adams family. Mrs. Lewis Lockerman and two sons spend Christmas Day with her father and brother. Everett Hubbard and Miss Bernice Adams attend Sunday school and preaching at Bloomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Robinson
E. W. Brown
Ella Peters
Grace Adams
Federalsburg
Altha
Minnie Adams
Winnie Graham
Jack Mears
Wilmington
John Adams
Edna Adams
Bernice Adams
Beacom’s College
C. W. Adams
Lewis Lockerman
Everett Hubbard
Bloomery
Bankhead and Montgomery Star in Faithless at Federal Theatre
Tallulah Bankhead and Robert Montgomery appear together for the first time as co stars in Faithless from Metro Goldwyn Mayer arriving Wednesday at the Federal Theatre. The ultra modern drama tackles a timely social issue, fitting the stars’ sophisticated personas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallulah Bankhead
Robert Montgomery
Faithless
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Federal Theatre Screen
Last Call for Christmas Seal Contributions
A Baltimore appeal urges Maryland county chairmen to boost Christmas Seal returns in the weeks ahead to match or exceed last year’s totals. William B. Matthews of the Maryland Tuberculosis Association stresses reaching previous levels to support Miracle House children services and county clinics. County figures show varied progress across districts, with Montgomery at 1962.81 and Baltimore City at 1535.90 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christmas Seal Safe
Baltimore
Seal Safe
William B. Matthews
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Maryland
Mr. Matthews
The
Tuberculosis Association
Miracle House
Seal J Sale
Allegany
Anne Arundel
Somerset
iTalbot
Easton
Washington
Wicomico
Worcester
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Holiday Guests and Visits
Christmas greetings fill the Hillsboro Queen Anne column as residents host relatives from Baltimore Centreville and Philadelphia. familiar faces arrive for holidays including the Browns Thawley and Blades families while others attend bridge games attend St Pauls School party and church events with numerous local families and guests from Wilmington Cambridge and New Jersey.
Christmas Social Roundup in Smithville and Nearby Towns
Smithville residents hosted and visited family during Christmas week with gatherings at local homes. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Lare entertained guests including Mr. Wm. Dale and Miss Mary Favenger from Milford. Several pairs traveled to visit relatives in Federalsburg and Tuckahoe Neck while others spent time with families in Milford and New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Lare
Palmer Lare
Wm. Dil
Arthur Curry
Mary Favenger
Milford
L. B. Case
New Brunswick
N. J
G. H. Fitz-Randolph
Percy Tucker
Philadelphia
Del
Errl Robinson
L. Parker
Here
Wilmington
Christmas Guests Gather for Preston Families
Preston Mr and Mrs Jas H Corkran hosted Christmas Day guests including Newton Harrisons from Borman Fred Wrights family Emory Wright and Virginia Cambridge G E Wright St Michaels IC Carrolls with daughters Gertrude and Eunice. At Church of the New Jerusalem on Sunday January 1 the service featured The voice is the voice of Jacob but the hands are the hands of Esau Gen 27 22 led by William T Kelley Jr and cousin Mary Noble from Jacksonville Florida visiting Dr William T Kelley and family for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morris
Baltimore
Dora Morris
Olin Hunter
Centreville
T. A. Story
Crumpton
Katherine Covell
Brown Thawley
John Thawley
Burrsville
William Helfrich
Trappe
Edgar Blades
Wm. Booker
Queenstown
Howard Dodds
Joseph Griffith
Cochran
Drexel Hill
Edgar Blanche Jr
jJean Hessey
Julia Blanche
Ida Rice
Cambridge
Benson Skinner
Edwin Gale
Wilmington
Everett Gale
John Wooters
Sadie
Eva Hazelwood
Lorin Lane
W. A. Holt
G. L. Wilson
Ridgely
R. M. Peacock
Elizabeth
Jas. H. Corkran
Newton Harrison
Borman
Fred Wright
Elsworth
G. E. Christopher
Preston
Emory Wright
Virginia
G. E. Wright
St. Michaels
Ic. A. Carroll
Gertrude
Eunice
Church of the New Jerusalem
Jacob
Esau
William T. Kelley Jr
Mary Noble
Jacksonville
Florida
William T. Kelley
Federalsburg couple dies within a day of each other
George F. Smith 78 and his wife Mary Ilda Smith 72 died within 24 hours of each other at Federalsburg. They celebrated 53 years of marriage December 3 and left eleven children, twenty three grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Burial followed in Hill Crest cemetery after services by Revs Nichols and Leister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Smith
Mary Ilda Smith
Caroline County
Harry Collins
Mary Morris
Raymond W. Noble
Thomas L. Nichols
Norman Meredith
Arthur McMahon
Raymond and
Lee Smith
Federalsburg
Edward Broadbent
Wilmington
Earl Smith
Harrisburg
Smith
William
Charles Smith
Walton Dukes
A. B. Pittman
Chester
Edna Nichols
Haddonfield
N. J
Christmas Socials Close Holiday Visits Across Seaboard
Mrs. Leroy Cartwright and family along with many relatives hosted gatherings in Goldsboro and Ridgely. Others hosted Christmas dinners, visited kin in Felton and Wilmington, and guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hughes, Miss Rebecca Lane, and students from Towson and University of Maryland. Several local residents spent holidays with relatives in Philadelphia, Newark, and Annapolis, while church and school groups held meetings and funerals for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Cartwright
Mollie Shockley
Leland Price
Lof
Middletown
Del
McDonald
Wilmington
Bryan Shockley
Massey
Thos. Shockley
Oxford
Emma Johnson
Clifford Hughes
Ben Hughes
Felton
Bill Ross
Billy
Rebecca
Edith Lane
Philadelphia
Helen
Frank
University of Maryland
J. Frank Lane
Elbert Saunders
Alice Cordray
Palmatory
Ridgely
D. Quillen
Clark
Wiggin
Centreville
John Shively
Shively
James Mullikin
Augustus Schaube
Annapolis
Alberta Schaube
John C. Wright
Frank Meredith
Ervin’s Chapel
Olivia M. Coffin
Trenton
N. J
W. J. Murphy
Marjorie Williams
Easton
Jennie
New York Doctor Becomes Preston’s Physician
Dr. Carl L. Knitter Jr of New York has located in Caro line county at Preston Md to serve the Preston and Caroline county area. A Rutgers and Hahnemann Medical College graduate, he brings two years in Oregon and three years post graduate work in New York City hospitals. He and his wife Consuelo Luck Knitter a Crouse-Irving Hospital graduate nurse will provide medical and anesthesia services, with Dr Knitter recently directing Staten Island Hospital laboratories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl L. Knitter Jr
New York
Caroline County
Preston
Rutgers University
New Jersey
Hahneman Medical College
Philadelphia
Oregon
New York City
Tunate
Consuelo Luck Knitter
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Syracuse
N. Y
New York Post Graduate Hospital
Medical College
Staten Island Hospital
Vicinity
Knitter
Dr. Knitter
Wedding Invitations and Announcements Printed with Care
The notice notes that wedding invites and announcements are printed with care and neatness, highlighting the importance of milestone achievements over age and echoing Clara Barton's sentiment about meaningful measures of time.
Maryland Tuberculosis Plan for 1933 Public Health Program
The Maryland Tuberculosis Association outlines 1933 plans to expand clinics across counties, broaden health education in schools clubs and industries, and continue collaboration with Dr Edwards A Park Johns Hopkins on prenatal and infant care for children of tuberculous mothers. The Miracle House will remain open as funds permit to aid undernourished children exposed to TB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
William B. Matthews
Mr. Matthews
Edwards A. Park
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Doctor Park
Greensboro and its Environs Car Crash Fatality Updates
A two-vehicle collision near Henderson involving Frank Smith of Goldsboro and Edward Welch killed one horse and injured all, with Smith and Welch fined for road and light violations. The incident led to further obituaries and local notices, including a Dover hospital death of Harry Kemp from a December 19 crossing accident near Goldsboro, and a long list of holiday visits and social events in Greensboro and surrounding towns.
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the Local Department
Everngam’s
Journal Office
Everngam
S. Beck Chevrolet Sales
Franklin St
Williston Community
Richards
Market Street
Mary E. Pastorfield
Ida Melvin
M. K. New
Nam
C. D. Collison
Ellen
Carilla Roe
Samuel Baxter Sr
Rolison Baxter
Sara
Mary Hall
Chestertown
T. Mason Baxter
Kathryn Hirs
Helen Smith
Anne Green
Eldred Hirs
E. H. Hirs
Wm. DeFord
Myrtle
Hattie Dukes
John Dukes
E. L. Thomas
Kent Island
W. Lloyd Ford
B. Sargent Wells
J. L. Everahain
Albert Williamson
C. T. Williamson
Hugh Allen
Friend
Waverly
Allen
M. P. Allen
John Babb
Darby
Fountain Avenue
Henry Ford
G. H. Rue
Wilson Funk
J. W. Funk
South Second St
Fletcher Wright
W. H. Nuttle
Paul Horsey
Hayward S. Horsey
Moffett
Anne Lewis
H. R. Lewis
Rachel M. Collison
Minnie Dukes
E. F. Witherg
Pennsylvania
George Price
Hilda Harwood
Ellen Collison
Maria Cohee
Williston
Anne Anthony
Walter Kelly
Bridge
Bi-County Soccer League
Cordova
Jarrell
Adams Cross Roads
Federal Theatre
Hillsboro
Tuckahoe
Queen Anne
Geo. Shower
Nancy
Mollie Diggans
Howard Jarman
Berlin
E. B. Lightner
Martie Dashiell
Mazie
Howard Eley
Betty
Byron Barton
Harry Gibson
Jake Gibson
Bridgetown
St. Paul’s
Santa Claus
W. C. Smith
Wm. Smith
Paul Smith
Randolph Macon
Harry Moore
Geo. Moore
Arthur Grace
Louise Short
Hagerstown
Clifford Cortleyou
Delmar
John Taylor
Harry Clark
Everett Blades
Violet Gibson
Juanita Howard
Horace Morgan
Francis Jump
Jake Morgan
Smithville
Goldsboro
Clara Barton
Journal
Frank Smith
Edward Welch
Henderson
Welch
Arthur Rosendale
Rosendale
H. C. Rawlings
Kemp
W. W. Frampton
Mt. Olive Church
Josephine Moore
Church Street
Union Corners
Moore
R. G. Bogardus
Amy G. Bogardus
Elizabeth Christian
Irvin Brumbaugh
Messrs
Comegys VanSant
Hyland VanSant
Warren van Sant
S. W. Isaacs
Frank Hoffmaster
John Wyatt
Olin Price
Kenneth Price
James Curry
Churchland
Alan Curry
Paul Curry
Hilda Weaver
J. E. Weaver
Mary Nashold
Erma Scott
Walter
John Matson
Harvey Thompson
Marydel
Virgie Roe
Charles Paige
Sherman Howard
Frank Hobbs
Clinton Jarman
Detroit
C. B. Jarman
Grace Gottwall
George Gottwall
Arthur Mitchell
John Mitchell
Etta Price
G. Madairy
Glendie Jordan
Dawson Gruwell
J. W. Gruwell
C. N. Starkey
S. D. Carrow
A. B. Linhard