Local notices and ads from Caroline County Denton page
A collection of classified items lists rentals sales and services in Denton and nearby towns. Entries include apartments for rent on Franklin Street and first floor hot water heat, a six room house for sale on a hard surface road, a Guernsey cow for sale, coal and lumber ads, a missing gasoline ration book, a lost collie named Rex, and notices for a charity movie by the Christian Comrade Class with proceeds to the March of Dimes. Also noted are a Ground Observer Corps meeting, school contributions to the March of Dimes, and appointments in the Caroline County Council of Defense to Elizabeth Carsaden and Paul Yeager.
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Journal
Emily F. Johnson
Denton
Frank Covey
Lespedera
J. Lester Everngain
Guernsey
T. B
Bang
H. A. Reinhold
Franklin
Central Heat
H. C. Wright
Rex
F. H. Doerr
Concord
P. O. Federalsburg
Ella Carter
Roger Redden
Concord M. E. Church
Florence Love
Hilda Maloney
Mary Joiner
P. Q
Greensboro
Hobbs
Sarah G. Lewis
S P. m
Maryland
Goldsboro
Hillsboro
Henderson
Ridgely
Caroline High
Preston
Federalsburg
Jonestown
Lockerman
David J. Ward
Department of Agriculture
Victory Gardens
City Home Garden
Carsenden
County Welfare Department
Sullivan
Paul J. Yeager
Caroline Council of Defense
FERPA
Engagements and social notes span Denton area events
Doctor and Mrs. Knotts announce Elizabeth Knotts engagement to Perry Davison of Texas City. Davison, Amherst graduate, pursues a Rice Institute fellowship and Navy research in electronics in Washington. Lt. Donald Shaffer, Denton native, serves at Tinker Field in the Air Service Command. Denton residents Maessen, Harris, Burchard, Murphy, Bullock, Stafford, Brackett, and Wimbrow families appear in varied visits, anniversaries, and attend events across Maryland, Delaware, North Carolina, and New York as winter gatherings unfold.
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E. Paul Knotts
Elizabeth A. Knotts
Perry Woodruff Davison
George Davison
Texas City
Texas
Knotts
Miss Knotts
Mt. Holyoke College
Davison
Amherst
Rice Institute
Houston
U. S. Navy
Washington
Tinker Field
Okla
Donald C. Shaffer
Denton
Ordnance Company
Air Service Command
Shaffer
Caroline High School
Charles Shaffer
Camp Lee
Quartermaster Corps
Henry J. Maessen
Piel Broil Brewery
Brooklyn
N. Y
Muessen
Pauline Nichols
J. Ed. Nichols
Muessens
Jimmy
Betty
Joan
Heath Place
Garden City
Joseph Harris
Henderson
John Harris
Milton Harris
Wilmington
Del
Lillie Hubbard
Preston
Ben Cohee
Felton
Kathryn Burchard
Alex. Houseal
William Paul Spencer
Robert H. Spencer
Kennedyville
Burchard
Annapolis
William Murphy
Murphy
Columbia
South Carolina
Thurman Harris
Harry Murphy
Esther Bullock
Memorial Hospital
Milford
S. V. Bullock
Charles R. Stafford
Camp Peary
Virginia
Seabees
Navy
M. A. Brackett
In Memoriam for Medford Walls
In loving memory of my dear husband Medford Walls who passed away a year ago February 5 1942. The face I loved is now laid low his loving voice is still. The hand so often clasped in mine lies now in Deaths cold chill. I often sit and think of him when I am all alone. For memory is the only thing that grief can call its own. His Loving Wife.
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Medford Walls
For Sale Red skin potatoes
For sale red skin potatoes by H A Reinhold of Denton phone 10 F 11.
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A. Reinhold
Denton
Church Notices Include Youth Program and Race Relations Event
The church schedules a 9 45 a m Sunday school, Junior Intermediate with adults, Lesson II prep class, 10 45 morning worship with two choirs, and a baptismal service. Youth Fellowship meets 7 p m with Miss Joyce Brittingham directing, including Race Relations Sunday February 14 featuring J P Hammond of Lockerman High School and singers of negro spirituals. Public invited.
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Joyce Brittingham
Old Church House
Good Cheer Bible
Grace Methodist Church Serves Week Schedule and Sermons
Grace Methodist Church outlines Sunday and next week services. Sermon on the Communion morning is Towers and Bulwarks. Evening sermon is A Judge Who Condemned Himself. W C S meets at Mrs J A Beck's home Monday evening.
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J. A. Beck
Denton Church of the Brethren Presents Mission Play
Reverend Newton J. Miller guides regular morning services. At 7 30 p m the women present The Gleam of the Cross mission play focusing on the South American field with a message. Aid at Mrs John Good s Wednesday 10th.
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Denton
Local Church Services and Schedules Announced
A consolidated notice lists Sunday School and worship times for Pilgrim Holiness and Greensboro churches, plus Methodist and Baptist services in Hobbs Thawley's Burrsville and Ridgely Denton Catholic masses on February 7. It includes ministers David E. Wood R. W. Kirwan A. C. Clark Paul F. Burke and Mass timings at St Elizabeths and St Benedicts.
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Caroline
Methodist Churches
David E. Wood
Hobbs
Thawley's
Thawley’s
Burrsville
Union
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Greensboro
A. C. Clark
Young Peoples
Greensboro Baptist Church
Paul F. Burke
Baptist Training Union
Woman's Missionary Society
Denton and
Ridgely
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Denton
St. Benedict’s Church
Basic Values Topic For Sunday Services Weekly Ridgely News
Reverend Harvey O Hufnal announces Sunday morning topic Basic Values and Sunday evening sermon by district superintendent Dr Cummings with quarterly conference. Local notices report visits family illnesses travel and community events including Chamber of Commerce dinner, Woman's Society meeting, births, and military service notes across Ridgely and neighboring towns.
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Harvey O. Hufnal
Cummings
George Wooters
Morris Levenstein
Julianne
Chester
Clifton Elliott
Goldsboro
Ed. Eaton
Frank Abbott
Philadelphia
William Cooper
Cooper
Frank Richards
Wm. Sparks
Beaven
Leonard Sparks
W. M. Bennington
Frank Flounders
Joseph Williams
Rutherford
N. J
Davis Roe
Newark
James Stack
Charles Hammond
Crumpton
Chamber of Commerce
the Reformed Church
Helen Saulsbury
Washington College
A. O. Saulsbury
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Church House
Clarence Knotts
Jacksonville
Fla
Fred Walls
Peter Heger
Salisbury
Betty
St. Gertrude’s Academy
Bus Williams
Greensboro
Baltimore
Norman Wilson
Elma
Clinton Stoops
Hillsboro
Messrs
Paul and
Alan Temple
Seaford
W. T. Temple
Covington
Daniel Hollingsworth
Hollingsworth
Temple Rhodes
Edward Ewing Rhodes
Fifer Hospital
Joseph
Fred
Alec
Corino Galante
England
Rose Morris
Hortense Downey
Wm. Clemens
Ingleside
Ridgely
Herbert Oltu
Marietta
Ohio
D. Thompson Swing
William Callahan
Freeman House
Second Avenue East
Steve Brown and Son
Denton
Dudley Davis
Sarah Hoffman
Euston
Mulford Swing
Bobby Davis
Wilmington
J. D. Davis
Frank Cooper
Chas. Pritchett
Cordova
Bill Cooper
Jane Simpson
Claymont
Del
Esther Hollingsworth
Claude C. Cross
U. S. Marine Corps
Pacific
Townsend Club
C. C. Wroten
Virgie Sparks
Cahat
Ross Simon
Chas. Hammond
Nitrogen Fertilizer Allowed for Pickling Cucumbers
Denton contractor Charles E. Collins reports a National Pickle Packers Association briefing on a Food Production Administration order. The order supersedes M-231 and allows chemical nitrogen fertilizer for cucumbers grown for seed or processing into pickles, clarifying prior confusion between fresh market and processing cucumbers.
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Charles E. Collins
Denton
National Pickle Packers Association
Food Production Administration
C. F. Cates
Faison
N. C
Washington, D. C
Cates
Washington
Local social notes from Henderson and nearby towns
Mrs Dora Melvin and family hosted visitors including Miss Catherine Melvin and Mrs Elma Harman with her daughters Doris Lee and Eleanor. Guests at different homes included Rev J P George and Mrs Alice Blades. Several residents attended gatherings, visits, and weekend stays across Henderson Dover and Marydei with multiple Montague, Melvin, and Pritchett family names appearing.
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Dora Melvin
Catherine Melvin
Elma Harman
Doris Lee
Eleanor
Lewis Shelton
Sadlersville
J. P. George
Alice C. Blades
Marydei
John Richard
Henderson Methodist Church
Addie Clark
Bettie L. Montague
Wilmington
T. A. Montague
Helen Dill
Carleton
Dover
H. L. Melvin
Merril Pritchett
Fort Benning
Georgia
Bertie Pritchett
Virgie Cartwright
Goldsboro
Furman’s Grove Homemakers Club Meeting Report
The Furman’s Grove Homemakers Club met Tuesday at Mrs. William Griener’s home with fourteen members and two visitors present. Vice president Mrs. Joseph Rittenhouse presided in the president’s absence, Mrs. James Stack. The roll call centered on uses we smoke of sewing machine attachments, followed by a discussion on cleaning and care. Scrap book material was turned over to chairman Mrs. Calloway, and Peace Chairman Mrs. Clifton Crouse gave an engaging talk on the foundation for peace urging leaders and all people to contemplate and plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furman’s Grove Homemakers Club
William Griener
Joseph Rittenhouse
James Stack
Calloway
Clifton Crouse
Greensboro Junior Woman's Club meets for Red Cross dressings
The Greensboro Junior Woman's Club met at Miss Ann Porter's home with nine members. They planned to gather at the W. C. S. Hall on Wednesday evenings to make surgical dressings for the Red Cross and noted the next meeting at Miss Thelma Sites' home on February 15.
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Ann Porter
Carl Nichols
W. 3. C. S. Hall
Red Cross
Thelma
Arthur G. Smith
Railroad Avenue
Philadelphia
Greensboro
Nellie Dragoo
Army Air Corps
WAACS
Daytona Beach
Florida
Jacob Kleinman
Abe Kleinman
Houston Thawley
Burrsville
James Butler
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Arthur Horn
Arlington
Frederick Jarvis
John Jarvis
Walter McDonald
Camp Davis
North Carolina
Oscar Wyatt
Allen Curry
Wilmington
James Curry
C. W. Barton
Harvey Dill
Tarrington
Clinton Wheeler
Denton
Howard Cole
Leslie Wyatt
Fox
Orphans Court Grants Admin and Guardianships in Caroline County
The Orphans Court met with Judges Hanay Dennis and Fooks approving many actions. Letters testamentary were granted to Joseph M. Eaton for Charles Jarrell’s estate. renunciations and notices to creditors filed. Appraisers named. accounts of sales and administration filed. funds deposited for Carl Lee Thornton’s distributive share. releases and guardianship order for Marion Eloise Downes granted to H Clinton Wright with bonds approved.
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Orphans’ Court
Hanay, Dennis and
Fooks
Charles Jarrell
Joseph M. Eaton
Nola Sipple
Byron Poore
Paul Poore
Laura E. Poore
Carl Lee Thornton
Caroline County Bank
Register of Wills
Minor
Ethel M. Thornton
J. Ernest Downes
Hattie W. Downes
Marion Eloise Downes
H. Clinton Wright
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Highlights Local News
Coast Guard man Gardner Beaven returns to Jacksonville after a ten day furlough spent with his parents Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Beaven. Gardner and Miss Anna Lee Mullikin of Easton wed in St. John’s P E Church. Various relatives and friends from Willoughby Baltimore Camden Stevensville Denton Trappe and Norfolk visit or travel for weekends and holidays.
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Gardner Beaven
U. S. Coast Guard
R. W. Beaven
Jacksonville
Fla
Anna Lee Mullikin
Easton
St. John’s P. FE
Hardin
Gaylord Ivins
Dauhter
Dick Marter
Camden
N. J
Mary Cahaill
Fannie Legg
Stevensville
Monroe Crouse
Denton
Max Gallimore
Burrsville
Charles DeFord
Frank Fleming
Washington
Laura Virginia Fleming
St. Mary’s Seminary
Wilson
Ridgely
Clinton Stoops
William Helfrich
Trappe
Edgar Blades
Brown Eaton
Baltimore
Lula Beaven
Savage
Norfolk
Wo. Jones
Sleet storms damage trees and local notices outline
In Queen Anne sleet piled on branches breaking limbs as Maryland roads iced over. Carlton Pinder SFC US Navy at a New York hospital after a broken shoulder blade. Community Club met in Fellowship Hall with February committee. Dr Kurt Lederer’s car collided with a truck during the storm. no injuries. Bernard Sparks Jr. of Baltimore visited. local sick list grows.
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Maryland
Sydney Pinder
Carlton Pinder
Sfc
U.S. Navy
New York City
Fellowship Hall
Edna Fleming
Ernest Emory
Harry Gibson
Kurt Lederer
Bernard Sparks Jr
Baltimore
Sleet causes great damage to telephone lines
A January 28 1943 sleet storm on Maryland's Eastern Shore left about 3000 telephones out of service. major damage hit Wicomico Dorchester and Talbot Counties with many exchanges isolated. Crews from Baltimore Virginia and western Maryland restored service, 160000 feet of wire rushed in, and 100 poles leveled. cooperation from subscribers praised.
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Maryland
Richard F. DeButts
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
Wicomico
Dorchester
Talbot
Caroline
Queen Anne’s
Baltimore
Virginia
DeButts
Washington
Bell System
Ile
Death notices: Laura Melvin dies at 99 in Denton
Laura Melvin a former Denton teacher aged near a century died last Wednesday after a brief illness. She taught in Caroline County schools, rising to principal of Denton Primary, and was beloved by generations. Burial beside her parents in Denton Cemetery. Also reported are notices of Dr James W Stack and Rev Samuel L Hanby and family obituaries from Crumpton and nearby communities.
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Denton
Laura Melvin
Maryland
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Denton Cemetery
John White
Miss Melvin
Thomas
Mary Frances Fisher Melvin
Caroline County
Thomas Melvin
Burrsville
Methodist Protestant Church
Melville
Henderson
Laura
Alice M. Tubbs
James W. Stack
Anne’s County
Orphans’ Court
Crumpton
Frederick
Mary A. Stack
University of Maryland
Baltimore
Stack
Queen Anne’s County
Wye Mills
Crompton
U. S. Marine Aviation Corps
Pacific
Edward H. Hira
Easton
Edward L. Insley
Leon L. Stack
Chas. Hammond
Ridgely
Patricia M. Rogers
Crumpton Methodist Church
William H. Revelle
Calvary Church
Sadlersville
Cooper Tarbutton
Fred W. Stevens
Clayton Stevens
Herbert Bowers
Elwood Coleman
Lloyd Gale
Crumpton Cemetery
Samuel Larkin Hanby
W. Davis Martine
Wilmington
Del
Chester-Bethel Church
Hanby
Concord
Lincoln City
Lavinia Barlow
Grubb's Corner
Jacob B. Hanby
Hollyoak
Arthur
Boothwyn
Harry S
Faulk and
Naaman’s Road
Samuel E. Cloud
Funeral for Mrs. Josephine Blades in Hillsboro
Burrsville residents attended the Hillsboro funeral of Mrs. Josephine Blades a former local schoolteacher. The community extends sympathy to her family. Rev and Mrs R L Kirby have returned from Sherwood Md after three weeks with relatives where Mr Kirby was ill. Mr and Mrs Paul Cleaves of Virginia visited Enos Cleaves' parents and plan to settle in Kentucky. The late L P Voss real estate, a farm and two other parcels, will be sold today.
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Josephine Blades
Hillsboro
Deaths and marriages mark Greensboro notes
Karl Dingledine died in a Route 25 truck collision near Camden New Jersey while newly joining Gilbert Banning Trucking Co. Macey Todd died later of injuries. other notices include Amber Sikes and Ashton Drake wedding, Rob Sikes Lt appointment at Aberdeen Proving Ground, and various local church circle gatherings, hospital updates, and community arrivals and departures in Greensboro Maryland February events.
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Greensboro
Karl Dingledine
Camden
N. J
New York
Macey Todd
Federalsburg
Cooper Hospital
Dingledine
R. H. Wright Trucks
Gilbert Banning Trucking Co
Wright
Washington
Arlie Dingledine
Dover
Ohio
Maryland
Wilson Farm
Ridgely Road
Town
Parks Air College
St. Louis
Preston Trucking Co
Preston
Mary Draper
Lacey Draper
Lois
Tilghman Whitby
Chesapeake City
Ray Kirwin
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Amber Sikes
Ira Sikes
Ashton Drake
L. A. Drake
Barclay, Md
Greensboro Baptist Church
Paul F. Burke
U. S. Army
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Sikes
Greensboro High School
Regular Army
Robert Sikes
Doris Jackson
Philadelphia
Baltimore
St Paul’s Methodist Church
Isaac Pearson
Harry Kinnamon
Hilton Dobson
Union Memorial Hospital
Army
William Pippin
Newport
Arkansas
Corp
Army Air Corps. Corp
Pippin
Aberdeen
Tra Sikes
Denton Road
Sikes-Drake
James Lord
Marcus Hook
Frank Cooper
Eleanor Coursey
Glenn L. Martin
Fred Coursey
Samuel Carrow
James Pinder
James Ward
Josephine Blades
Hillsboro
Alice Eddingfield
Wilmington
Norman Walls Sr
Kenneth Bostic
Chester
Noble Sipple Sr
Noble Sipple Jr
Frank Asilton
Howard Cole
Mervin
Russell Good and
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Sidney Brown
Prospect Park
L. E. Wimbrow
Lannace Moore
Elizabeth Moore
Nancy Wall Riser
Elizabeth Knotts
Lawrence Wimbrow
Charles
Duke University
Durham
Julianne Reynolds
Joseph Johnson
William Wolf
Bridge
Katherine Porter
D. E. Wood
Lemuel McGuiness
Double Creek
Manning Merriken
Wm. Murphy
Ss. C
Helen Towers
Sykesville
Elsie Brooks
Eugene
Calvin Satterfield
Delaware
Culver Smith
Fort Geo. C. Meade
Thos. C. Smith
Harry Porter
Memoriam
First Methodist Church
Grace Methodist Church
T. J. Turkington
T. S. Dixon
Young Peoples Meeting
Williston
Greensboro Methodist Church
R. W. Kirwan
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Epworth League
Tuckahoe
Queen Anne