Denton area notices and events in APHE
Community notices list sales openings and fairs at Everngam s and J H Nichols Co ahread of spring. Local meetings include a patrons meeting at American Corner school and evangelistic services at Denton M P Church. Also reported are jurors for Talbot court, burglaries, a shooting match at Towers Park, and a fire loss at J Walls Henderson with $5000 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Emerson
Wesley Barry
Palace
J. H. Nichols & Co
Leila Mudd
Everagain's
American Corner School
Everngam’s
Haas Tailoring Co
Denton M. P
W. F. Wright
Baltimore
Talbot
Chapel District
Luther M. R. Carter
John L. Fisher
Ambrose Lucas
George H. Eaton
L. Clayton Willis
Thomas A. Dudley
Carl Mueller
William E. Sanger
G. Boyer
Marydel
Henry R. Lewis
Denton
Greenwood
Preston Tomar
J. E. Smith
Williston
Preston
Queen Anne’s County
Tuckahoe Neck
Caroline
Robert Smith
John Dickson
Anthony [Vy
Renatus Smith
Anthony Richardson
Robert Colt
Towers Park
Denton Gonners
J. E. Walls
Henderson
Walls
J. Olan Clark
Ritchie
Milton C. Smith
Joseph J. Garris
Myr. Clark
Near Ridgely
Orphans’ Court
Smith
Texas
Caroline County
Federalsburg
Hickman
Ridgely
Hillsboro
Greensboro
The Silvey Wright Wedding At Preston Church Service
Miss Mary Jeanie Wright daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter M Wright of Preston married Mr David William Silvey of Amissville Virginia in Preston at the Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev J P Gutten officiated with a dress parade of gowns and bouquets. A reception followed and the couple planned a bridal trip to Palm Beach and Miami before settling in Salisbury Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jeanie Wright
Walter M. Wright
Preston
David William Silvey
Amissville
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. P. Gutten
Anne Wright
Mary Dennison
Wilmington
Delaware
Louise Wright
Hood College
Frederick
Helen Mackey
West Grove
Lillian Cox
Wright
W. Russell Silvey
New York
Lynn Stout
Salisbury
Norman Chamberlain
M. Graydon Perry
Baltimore
W. Edwin Wright
Washington, D. C
Mary Davis
Federalsburg
Easton Methodist Episcopal Church
Cleveland Smith
Chestertown
Silvey
February Birthdays Highlight American Icons
February birthed Washington and Lincoln along with Harrison Greeley Lowell and Longfellow. Edison and others mark a month rich in presidents and letters with Groundhog Day and Saint Valentine on the fourteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Horace Greeley
The
New York Tribune
General Sherman
William H. Harrison
George Washington
James Russell Lowell
Great Britain
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Harrison
Lincoln
Greeley
Lowell
Longfellow
Edison
St. Valentine's
Sunday services at Harris Chapel schedule announced
Tomorrow afternoon Harris Chapel lists Sunday School at 1 and preaching at 3 as the timetable for the day. The notice emphasizes regular worship times and community gathering at the chapel.
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Harris Chapel
Local News Roundup From Bloomery and Nearby Areas
Mrs James Cannon returns home after visiting her ill mother near here. Mrs John Kern hosted a gathering to view her new radio phone. Arthur Hedbury visits from Baltimore and plans time in the Blue Ridge. Bloomery Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Bullock’s, Feb 27. The Adams family of Bridgeville and others visit, with several trips to Baltimore for medical care. Skating on Smithville pond excites local youth. Sunday School at Bloomery M E Church Feb 25 at 10 am. John M Adams slowly improves after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cannon
Tuckalice Neck
Frank H. Wright
John Kern
Arthur Hedbury
Baltimore
Blue Ridge Mountains
Bloomery
Herbert Bullock
Charles Adams
Loren
Bridgeville
Clarence Adams
Lacy Alford
Chester Scott
Floyd C. Smith
Maryland University Hospital
Lelia Parker
William Robinson
Katy
Anna Mae Spence
Ida Parker
William Parker
Arthur A. Adams
Marian Adams
Elizabeth
Evelyn Bullock
Smithville Pond
Bloomery M. E
John M. Adams
Death of Burrsville woman leads to brief family notices
Burrsville Miss Addie Barker of Harrington died Friday morning after seven weeks illness at her sister Mrs. W L Bullock's home near here. Funeral was held Monday at Harrington M P Church with Hollywood cemetery interment. Survivors include another sister Mrs Annie Jones wife of Rev E H Jones. Additional local notes mention visitors, meetings, sickness, and several residents' comings and goings in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Barker
Harrington
W. L. Bullock
Harrington M. P
Hollywood Cemetery
A. W. Betts
Martin
Hobbs
Everett Smith
John Thawley
Bessie Cheezum
Camp Grove School
International Holiness Church
W. L. Jump
Edward Dearth
Tuckahoe Neck
Harry Jennings
Harlan Blades
Kennard
C. W. Stokes
John Parris
Dover
Del
Annie Lindale
Edith Parris
Philadelphia
Harry Cheezum
Lansdowne
Joseph Jester
C. W. Collison
Beach Haven
N. J
Milford
Local Social Circle Highlights and Marital News
Goldsboro hosting dinner for Mr and Mrs Robert Jarrell Jr with relatives from Preston Hillsboro and Henderson. Lawrence Emerson and Miss Janie May Carter wed at Methodist parsonage. Carlotta Silver spent weekend with Dr Silver and hosted friends. Families and travelers, including Wharton Seaman Johnson Shively Lapham and Jarman, appear in recent local activity notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jarrell, Jr
Robert Jarrell
Noble Jarrell
Downes
Harry Wright
Noble
Clark
Preston
Dr. Rowe
Hillsboro
Lawrence Emerson
Janie May Carter
Henderson
Methodist Parsonage
Carlotta Silver
Dr. Silver
Carlotta
Fletcher Wharton
Ray Seaman
J. W. Lapham
Lakeland
Florida
Frank Lane
Noble Shively
Ralph Cheffins
W. T. Jarman
Marydel
Town Notes and Social News Roundup
Choptank residents report Mrs. Lewis Wright recovering after surgery at Easton Hospital and expect a swift return home. The Mite Society met at Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Goswellen’s home. the next meeting will be at Mrs. Lily Jones’s on March 13. Mr. and Mrs. McRill announce the birth of a baby boy. Town sick list shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Wright
Easton
Mite Society
S. C. Goswellen
Lily Jones
McRill
Ridgely News Letter Highlights Local Theater and Warnings
The Ridgely News Letter reports juniors perform All on Account of Polly with Polly Perkins played by Henrietta Swann and a full cast. audience pleased. It notes a deadly tragedy as Will Freeman died from electric wire contact and son-in-law burns worsening for Albert Laulsbury. Community library gains 75 volumes. moving picture parlor planned by Saulsbury. Upcoming sermons, social postponement, funerals, club meetings, and local visits fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Henrietta Swann
Polly Perkins
Wilson Cahall
Mary Cooper
Selby Groff
Maude Sleek
Ruth Mitchell
Pally
Rufus Reber
Mildred Andrew
Bernard King
Evelyn Frampton
Ruth Shockley
Samuel King
Ida Betton
Maud Laird
Daniel Cecil
Madge Thomas
Ridgely
Will Freeman
Hannah Snowberger
William Klotz
F. H. Klotz
Wilmington
Klotz
Albert Laulsbury
Milton Smith
Second Street
Central
First Avenues
Saulsbury
Teressa
Milton, Jr
Texas
Rebecca Swing
Beechwood School
Jenkintown
John Swing
Margaret Swing
Tubbs
Melvin E. Wheatley
Washington
St. Patrick's Day
Central Church
Charles W. Andrew
Chris Hoffman
Sara Hoffman
Irene Neff
Zacharias
Greensboro
Caroline Sun
I. T. Saulsbury
Florida
Lizzie Davis
Charles Starkey
E. E. Pendleton
Carl Snowberger
Paul Neff
Philadelphia
Melvin Wheatley
Melvin, Jr
Frank Long
Summit Poultry
Edna Detwiler
Westcott Porter
Marcus Hook
Charles Koenemann
Trappe
Robert E. Smith
Honorary Members Admitted by Denton Volunteer Fire Company
At the last regular meeting the Denton Volunteer Fire Company admitted numerous individuals and firms to honorary membership after paying a five dollar entrance fee. Names include Harvey L. Cooper Ernest G. Cooper John L Eveingam James H. Nichols Co Nuttle Hardware Co F J Wright W H Rathell H Earle Smith W G Wooters J Ed Nichols Denton Drug Co W J Rickards James Temple J Mc Haymaker J Roland Chaffinch P R Fisher John T Carter M K Newnam H A Roe W H Anderson Josiah A Heck T Pliny Fisher H C Hobbs L B Towers Bro William H Nuttle B H Johnson S E Higputt Fred R Owens G L Stevens W R Fountain G H Wilson I L Dukes S G Nuttle William Norris A R Wright Z Potter Steele T Alan Goldsb orough Henry R Lewis T F Johnson W Funk Hughes Lumber Coal Co IS P Shipman W C Pastorfield Edna W Shipman C A Pentz G T Redsden Co W D Taylor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
Harvey L. Cooper
Ernest G. Cooper
John L. Eveingam
James H. Nichols & Co
Nuttle Hardware Co
F. J. Wright
W. H. Rathell
H. Earle Smith
W. G. Wooters
J. Ed. Nichols
Denton Drug Co
W. J. Rickards
James Temple
G. T. Redsden & Co
W. D. Taylor
Community Club in Hillsboro Discusses Fire Protection
Hillsboro residents met at the Misses Halt home due to cold weather and heat issues. Two new members joined. many townspeople noted visits, hospitalities, and a funeral in Denton. Key topics included fire protection and the appointment of J Olan Clark as County Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Halt
T. Sparklin
James Sloan
G. B. Stewart
Ira Dill
Philadelphia
H. S. Sparks
Holy Land
Charles Andrew
Denton
Claude Baker
Wilmington
Harvey Baker
C. Harvey Jump
Ardmore
A. A. Jump
J. M. Short
Elva Cannon
Wyoming
Susie Thompson
Marydel
Tyson Heather
Sarah C. Sparks
Dill
Rees Fleming
Powell Fleming
Frank Fleming
Annie Jester
Baltimore
J. R. Holeland
John Turmer
Centreville
Emmitt Potts
Sadie Wothers
J. E. Wothers
Perryville
Messrs
G. L. Wilson
W. A. Holt
St. Michaels
W. S. Russell
Easton
Will Greenwell
Kenton
H. M. Thompson
Harry Covell
Morris
Joe Taylor
J. C. Sherwood
Neavitt Rice
Stayton Family Tour Reaches Washington and D C Visit
Mr John W Stayton of Ophir Alaska traveled to Seattle and Washington D C visiting relatives and officials from Alaska including Daniel Sullivan, returning via Queen Anne and planning home by April 15 His nephew F Herbert Stayton joined by dog sled trip earlier and he left Alaska November 7th The Queen Anne delegation pressed for road funding at Centreville and Easton, with about 60 Community Club women backing the motion The region also reported illnesses deaths and local visits including Charles Rhodes sickness and a nine month old girl funeral and the High School Community Club meeting and a Brazil missionary address in St Pauls Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Stayton
Ophir
Alaska
F. Herbert Stayton
Stayton
Nancy
Seward
Seattle
Washington
Charles P. Stayton
Portland
Oregon
California
Mexico
Louisiana
D. C
Daniel Sulivan
Queen Anne
Slayton
Centreville
State Road
Wye Mills
Talbot Commissioners
Easton
Charles Rhodes
Payne
Bishop
Easton Hospital
St Paul's
Brazil
Keplar Barnette
Prominent farmer Charles W. Andrew dies at 54
Charles W. Andrew son of Luke and Margaret Andrew prominent in Second district died at his home on Monday after months of illness. He leaves five children Melvin Wyatt Mrs Floyd Garey Charles Witbur Ormeau Leroy and John Bark. Funeral at his home Wednesday at 2 pm with pallbearers. interment in Denton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Andrew
Luke
Margaret Andrew
Andrew
Ele
Queen Anne's
Anna Wyatt
John KR. Wyatt
Melvin Wyatt
Floyd Garey
Charles Witbur
Ormeau LeRoy
John Bark
Melvin Wheatley
A. W. Betts
Denton Cemetery
William H. Roe
Y. Seldon Raughley
Alfred Raughley
John L. Nichols
Somers Blake
J. Ed. Nichols
Daniel J. Noble
Eighth District
Concord
Methodist Church
Garey L. Noble
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Louis A
Grand Junction
Mich
Alex. and
Raymond
Willard Holt
Laurel
Delaware
George Morgan
Seaford
Isaac Cannon
Philadelphia
Norman Vanscoy
Louis
Louis Adams
A. A. Price
C. H. Atkins
Ceme
Nash automobile exhibit to tour Caroline county
The New York Nash show will be displayed in E. H. Hirs show rooms from February 27 to March 3 under Charles H. Dean from Queen Anne with assistance from Shannahan Nash Motors Easton. A cutaway chassis will show motor, transmission, and differential action while Nash models including the four door coupe and various touring cars are featured. A Nash expert will lecture on auto construction using a stripped chassis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
New York
E. H. Hirs
Charles H. Dean
Queen Anne
Shannahan Nash Motors Company
Easton
Nash
Metropolis
Denton
Caroline
Dean
Stills and whiskey gear seized near Oak Grove
Sheriff Andrew and officers found five stills and eight or nine barrels of mash in a Oak Grove area home. They arrested Joseph Green Mary E Green and George Moore and brought them to Denton jail with evidence. Two other men Willian Johnson and Ernest Chew were later taken across the line in Delaware to face liquor law violation charges. The seizure targeted suspects linked to pink candle depredations in several lower peninsula towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sts
Andrew
Oak Grove
Joseph Green
Mary E. Green
George Moore
Denton
Willian Johnson
Ernest Chew
Delaware
Lower Peninsula
Lecture Draws Large Attendance at Episcopal Church
The Rev. Mr. Chamberlaine spoke on Biblical archaeology before a crowded Thursday audience. He argued God leaves a witness in creation, conscience, Scripture, and Christ, noting critics attack the Bible yet ancient Egypt and Nineveh show learning predating Moses. He promised next week’s talk, A Trip to Jerusalem and the Bible Lands, covering Solomon’s Temple and Jerusalem’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlaine
Episcopal Church
Karnak
Egypt
Ancient Ninevab
Moses
B. C
Heliopolis
Jerusalem
Solomon’s Temple
Young Miller Wins First Place in National Meet
Benjamin H. Miller of Easton son of Gnuion Miller of The Pines won the plunge for distance at the National Inter scholastic Swimming Meet held at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He swam 72 feet to top a field including teams from Chicago Pittsburgh and major Eastern schools like Lawrenceville Mercersburg and Tome representing Friends School at Baltimore. Miller has a notable record including last year’s South Atlantic inter scholastic title and second place in the South Atlantic AAU Championships while with the Baltimore Athletic Club. His mother, Annie Tyler, was a Denton girl before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Miller
Benjamin H. Miller
Easton
Gnuion Miller
the Pines
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Jeading
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Lawrenceville
Mercersburg
Tome
Friends
In Memory of Myrtle Barcus Dear Cousin
In memory of my dear cousin Myrtle Barcus who left us January 23 1923. The little home we once enjoyed How sweet the memory still Death left a vacant chair this world can never fill God called her oh how sudden She listened to His call Hastening to her home in Heaven Though she had to leave us all Dear Myrtle how we miss you None but God will ever know If tears and sighs would bring you as You would have been here long ago By her loving cousin Clara Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Wright Sullivan
Denoth
Clara Sullivan
Myrtle Barcus
Heaven
Myrtle
Clara Clark
Sincere thanks for aid during illness and death
The family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors who kindly assisted during the sickness and passing of Daniel Jr. Noble, honoring his memory and sale support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Jr. Noble
Plea for Stable Currency by Representative Goldsborough
Representative T Alan Goldsborough warns against over expansion of the credit structure. He cites Federal Reserve rediscounts as fueling speculation inflation and unrest and urges prompt legislation to stabilize money. He argues price stabilization benefits farmers and wage earners and calls for action before last three years’ lessons fade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Alan Goldsborough
Maryland
Congress
Federal Reserve System
Mer. Goldsborough
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Orphans' Court actions list multiple estate filings and probates
In the Orphans Court several executors and administrators filed inventories appraisements accounts and distributions for deceased relatives. Will filings and probates were noted with notices to creditors and next of kin. Specific estates include Shulties Reser Harvey Everngam Penny packer Dill Jarrell Robertson Boyer Helfrich and others with orders to sell and final accounts approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and
Shawn
John Shulties
J. Calvin Smith
Philip Shulties
Elizabeth Kemp
Oliver J. Reser
Fred J. Reser
Fred R. Owens
Tilghman Harvey
Martha Everngam
Edward E. Nuttle
Register of Wills
Benjah L. Wothers
Sarah A. Wothers
Charles R. Neal
Joseph H. Spence
James R. Jarrell
Charles Jarrell
Margaret K. Jarrell
I. Robert Fleetwood
Rebecca Robertson
Annie Edward Reed
Henry R. Lewis
Samuel G. Boyer
Peter Helfrich
Charles B. Lloyd
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Bereavement Support
The family of Mrs. Chas Joss thanks friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and tokens of sympathy shown during their recent bereavement. Andrew and family extend appreciation for support received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Andrew
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