Denton Notes A Mix of Events In January Week
Local Department sees Ducky Rhoads at Masonic Hall next week with Rhoads Players for Denton Chautauqua dates February 10 11 12. Also screenings at Palace Theatre and new Willys Six cars at Bullock and Whites Denton Md plus sale notices rentals and local obituaries and farm school events across Denton Caroline Talbot county and Easton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ducky Rhoads
Masonic Hall
Rhoads
Denton Chautauqua
Willys
Bullock and White's
Denton
Maryland
M. K. Newnam
Lincoln
Sixth Streets
Whiteley Dill
Caroline County
Bullock and White’s
Ford
T. Mark Breeding
S. P. Shipman
6Th Street
John C. Reese
Bureau
Adam Reese
Hazleton
Easton
West Denton
John
A. Woodrow
Willye C. Taylor
Pratt
Oliver Blades
George
Tilghman
David
Charles
Ambrose
Ridgely
William
Roland Satterfield
Thomas Pollard
Marshall Howard
Walter Griffith
Charles Bradley
Albert McKnott
Levi J. Hammond
Philadelphia
Wiliam Hammond
Almira Dukes Hammond
Levi T. Dukes
Caroline
E. Harris Hammond
Denton High School
Rosewell Hammond
Ida and
Almira Hammond
Isaac L. Dukes
Myrtle Coulbourne
Hammond
Kent Island
University of Pennsylvania
Ursinus College
Methodist Episcopal Hospital
M. E. Hospital
Social News Highlights From Cannon and Doerr Circles
Mr and Mrs Wm T Cannon hosted a turkey dinner with family and friends including the Cannons Ree and Eaton families and several others. Other gatherings featured Mr and Mrs Ernest C Collins entertaining guests at a six o’clock dinner and notices of visits, travels, illness, and hospital progress among Denton and Federalsburg residents.
William Gillette in Sherlock Holmes at Ford's Next Week
William Gillette brings his farewell Sherlock Holmes tour to Ford's Theatre Baltimore for a week starting Monday January 13 with one matinee on Saturday. The famed actor, after a dozen years away, draws crowds across major cities and captivates audiences from six to ninety, with critics noting the performance remains as fresh as thirty years ago. Drive the new Willys Six Bullock and White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gillette
Ford
New York
New Amsterdam
Baltimore
Springfield
Boston
Washington
National
Gillette
Sherlock Holmes
Arthur Conan Doyle
Sherlock
Dr. Watson
Baker Street
Mr. Gillette
New York Theatre
Metropolitan
Modern American Poets Assembly and Foster Program
A Denton school program featured Miss Addie Nuttle’s class presenting modern American poetry with readings from Twain Whitman Sandburg and Lindsay among others and a future Stephen Foster program highlighted by fifth graders. The PTA opens 1930 activities with Prof Thomas Gibson speaking and a community singalong at 7 45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Nuttle
Mark Twain
Walt Whitman
Edwin Markham
Bliss Carmen
Riley
Carl Sandburg
Thomas
Daly
Vachel Lindsay
Congo
Stephen C. Foster
America
Foster
Music of
Miss Nichols
Parent- Teacher Association of the
Denton
Thomas Gibson
Green Sued For Divorce In Circuit Court
Nellie Lamar Green sues J Woodall Green a Baltimore attorney and former captain of the One Hundred and Seventeenth Trench Mortar Battery for cruelty and desertion. She says distress and(destitution) claim alimony for herself and two children, with the husband's income cited at over 26000. They wed September 11, 1919, in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Woodall Green
One Hundred and Seventeenth Trench Mortar Battery
Baltimore
Nellie Lamar Green
Green
Massachusetts
France
United States
Thomas H. Green
Denton
M. Green
Ritchie Signals Bid for Maryland Governor Again
Governor Ritchie told about 1000 at the Concord Club’s Jackson Day dinner at the Lord Baltimore Hotel that he intends to run for a fourth term. He said every Democrat has the right to seek the governorship and pledged to submit to the party primary. The banquet drew Democratic leaders from most counties to hear Ritchie along with Jouett Shouse and Senator Millard E. Tydings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Concord Club
Lord Baltimore
Maryland
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Committee
United States
Millard E. Tydings
In Memoriam for Paul E Dukes
A grandmother writes a heartfelt In Memoriam for Paul E Dukes who died December 14, 1929. She recalls his rosy cheeks and kind deeds and expresses faith in a heavenly reunion, promising to cherish his memory and await the day they meet again in heaven.
Ridgely Community Notes and Local Obituaries
The Community Club held a Monday meeting with about eighteen attendees voting on bills and approving funds for Christmas Tree volunteers. Miss Elsie Matthews was named to organize cooperation for shipping Friendship Treasure Chests to the Philippines. Miss Ellen McElwain died after a long illness. services and burial followed in Philadelphia with local clergy assisting. The Ladies' Aid Society planned committees and a turkey supper, while Rev. J. T. Richardson filled the pulpit as other ministers faced illness. Numerous social visits, baptisms and weddings are listed, with school and church events, patient updates, and community happenings across Ridgely and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Flounders
Philippines
Elsie Matthews
Ellen McElwain
W. E. Habbart
Dover
L. &., Matthews
Melvin Wheatley
Denton
Philadelphia
Miss McElwain
Catherine
Florence Haymaker
Elizabeth
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
John Swing
Nelson Richards
Baltimore
J. T. Richardson
C. W. Moore
Easton
Richardson
Preston
Middletown
Simons Hall
Harry Swann, Jr
William Snowberger
Franklyn Meredith
Alan Temple
Melvin Bennington
Robert Dean
William Jones
Paul Hemmons
Lewis Lynch
Jesse Zeigler
M. Beekman
Baker
Roop
Bowen Moore
Drew Seminary
Martha Taylor
Ambrose Taylor
Robert Laramore
Wye Mills
Sarah Pippin
Luther
Mary Moore
Willard Jones
Marydel
J. Ephraim
Wilmington
Ed. Eaton
George Wootters
Chester
George Eaton
Queen Anne
Annie Cahall
Rachel McKenny
Centreville
Epworth League
Anna Frances Seward
Frank Taylor
Clarksville
Delaware
Harry Zeigler
Reformed Church
E.K. Angstadt
Lancaster
Will Smith
Homer Benton
Elia Bowen
Sadlersville
Leonard Dean
R. B. Eaton
L. R. Brumbaugh
Greensboro
Roy Slaughter
Arlington
N. J
Carroll Meredith
Carter Forrester
St. Mary's
Norman Andrews
Decatur
T. W. Jones
Ralph Royer
New York
Frank
Charles Stevensson
Farm Bureau
Eva Barnes
Greenbank
Sammel Laird
Kermit
Street
Harry Laird
Mary Barnes
Land
Clayton
Margaret Swing
Harold Fountain
T. L. Day
William Davis
William R. Jones
Mercersburg
Maryland Ten Ton Tomato Club grows two Caroline growers
Three Caroline tomato growers qualified for Maryland Ten Ton Tomato Club after averaging over ten tons per acre. Final reports show seven tons per acre common among twenty three county entrants. State winners include E. B. Smith Cecil county 13.74 tons, H. Kemp Talbot 13.65, C. Cooper Talbot 13.62, Pets Morris Talbot 13.06, J W Howard Caroline 12.6. Fall winter plowing advised to improve early spring seed beds and disease control. A Poland China pig litter owned by Charles Ellwanger Greensboro won fourth in Maryland Stockman's assay with 1715 pounds gain in 150 days and county prize of $25.00 presented January 8 in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Maryland
Ten Ton
John W. Howard
H. J. Rosebrook
Claude Howard
E. B. Smith
Cecil County
H. Hf. Kemp
Talbot County
C.W. Cooper
Pets Morris
J. W. Howard
Caroline County
Poland
Charles Ellwanger
Greensboro
Maryland Stockman’s Association
Baltimore
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Orphans Court Sessions Open in Caroline County
The Caroline County Orphans Court met in regular session with Judges West, Harper and Shawn presiding. Probate actions included the will of Thomas F. Williams to be probated January 14, 1990, admission of M Ella Anthony's will, appointment of L Irving Jones and J Melvin Anthony as executors, creditor notices, and appraisers Ignac L. Dukes and J Ed Nichols. Guardian appointed for Thomas F Wright is Elsie Lee Nuttle with bond approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
West
Harper and
Shawn
Thomas F. Williams
M. Ella Anthony
L. Irving Jones
J. Melvin Anthony
Ignac L. Dukes
J. Ed. Nichols
Charles B. Harrison
William T. Kelley
Bertie M. Kelley
Elsie Lee Nuttle
Thomas F. Wright
In sad memory of Paul Edward Dukes 13
In sad but loving memory of Paul Edward Dukes aged 13 years seven months and nineteen days who departed from this life one month ago December 14 1929 Just four weeks ago today Our dear one passed away Sad it was to part with him And we miss him more each day Once our home was bright and high But Oh How sad it is today For one we loved so dearly Has forever passed away Silently the shades of evening Around our lonely door Silently it brings before me That dear face I can see no Gone is the one I loved so dear Gone is the voice I loved to hear Its sad but true I wonder why I The best are always the first to Sadly missed by Mamma and I ie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Dukes
Paul
Earth
Margaret d. Breeding
Paul Edward Dukes
Mamma
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter 1930 Community Club Action
At the Hillsboro Queen Anne area first 1930 Community Club meeting the program featured piano and violin by Misses Mary Virginia Sherwood and Minnie Anderson reading What shall I do with 1930 and vocal duets by Miss Miriam Gale and Mrs Frank Fleming plus readings and solos. Revival services of Hillsboro and Queen Anne churches begin January 19 with all invited. The column reports many local visits, dinners, and social events including weddings and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Club
Mary Virginia Sherwood
Minnie Anderson
Reading
H. W. B. Rowe
Miriam Gale
Frank Fleming
N. E. Knott
Clifton Hicks
Hillsboro Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Queen Anne
Queen Anne Church
Saulsbury Sparks
Wilson Irwin
Denton
Joseph Taylor
Mary Frances
Easton
William Sherwood
Wilmington
James Sherwood
W. A. Holt
Ethel
Virginia
Ella Pennington
W. B. Sparks
Mary Virginia
William Thompson
G. Walter Stevens
Sadlersville
Winfield Pinder
Pemberton
Charles Busteed
Centreville
H. Lay Beaven
C. Kemp Stewart
Norman Clark
New York
S. O. Rice
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Gurney Tarburton
Larri
Community Movements and Local Notices in Burraville
Residents altered homes on New Year’s Day with Ira Wooters and others relocating to farms near Greensboro Frederica and Woodenhauk Bridge. Church services listed for January 12 with Unity Club election January 16. Several social visits and local farm changes noted along with a child’s death from diphtheria and family recollections.
Preston Woman's Club to Meet on Monday Night Program
Preston The Woman's Community Club will meet next Monday night with a program on The Indians of our Penins ula. Everyone is invited to attend.
Greensboro P T A Comedy to Raise Funds at School
Greensboro and its environs report the Greensboro P T A will stage the musical comedy The Flapper Grandmother in the school auditorium January 14 at 8 pm to raise funds. The piece features a large cast, home talent, costumes, songs, and choruses with many local names listed. Other items include local marriage news, hospital updates, and social visits across Greensboro and nearby towns.
Follow Thru at Maryland Theatre Baltimore Week Start
Renowned producers Schwab and Mandel bring Follow Thru from the Chanin Theatre to Baltimore for a week starting January 13. The musical comedy features a star cast led by Jack Haley and Margaret Lee, with a chorus of fifty and Al Goodman’s Country Club boys, continuing the duo’s streak of six consecutive musical hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwab
Mandel
Broadway
Maryland Theatre
Baltimore
Chaning Theatre
New York
Jack Haley
Margaret Lee
John Sheeham
Beth Meakins
Evelyn Kindler
Arthur Campbell
Don Tomkins
Frank Kingdon
Edith Campbell
Betty Junod
al Downing
Eleanore Powell
Phil King
Betty Bowman
Elaine Lank
Peggy O'Neil
James Jolly
al Goodman
Country Club Boys
Adams Cross Roads News Briefs and Social Notices
Adams Cross Roads reports Reba Adams spent weekend with Mr and Mrs Earle Robinson who moved to a new home near Federalsburg last Thursday. Bloomery funeral for Arena Bullock held New Year’s Day with interment nearby. Bloomery Aid to meet at Mrs Frank Wright’s residence January 29. J M Adams entertained Blaine Bullock and family Tuesday evening. Mrs Harry Hill and daughter of Salisbury visited her father J W Tiley. Minnie Adams spent last week here with relatives. Sunday School at Bloomery Sunday at 10 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T Cannon
James Cannon
Chas. W. Ree
Martha J. Cannon
Linwood Eaton
Louis Dukes
Roland Pippin
Emily and
Elizabeth Cannon
Marie Eaton
Wilbur Carroll
Henry Havens
Dawson Roe
Mar ‘Vin Pippin
Ernest C. Collins
Petersburg
Louise Horsey
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
W. Brewster Deen
Sallie A. Morgan
Emily Bullock
Walter Sparklin
James H. Fisher
West Chester
Benjamin Hopkins
Jas. B. Wise
Dover
J. Owen Knotts
William Lofland
Milford
Del
T. Alan
Goldsboro
Geo. Carrow
Clayton
Sara Gooden
Wm. Hutson
John Cooper
Wilmington
Wm. Goodwin
Raymond Shultie
Chester
Henry Shultie
Ed. Welch
Philadelphia
Howard Smith
New York City
W. F. Clark
J. B. Medford
Wm. Cahall
Felton
Geo. King
Atlantic City
J. E. Walls
Norman Melvin
Cambridge
Ollie Coffin
Trenton
N. J
John Pritchett
J. E. Stubbs
Blanch Jackson
Tom Willis
Easton
Hearn
E. B. Lightner
Byron Barton
Carroll Jackson
Providence Richardson
Ruth Reynolds
Dora Sewell
Ora Richardson
Methodist’ Episcopal Church South
Lee H. Richcreek
St. Paul’s Church
Hillsboro
D. M. Lee
Horace Morgan
William Murphy
Andy Lard
Edith
Nellie
Ruth Dean
Wallace and
Webster Hurley
H. W. B. Rowe
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society
Mollie Diggans
Berlin
Howard Jarman
Howard Eley
Henry Morgan
Eugenia
Addie Morgan
Frances Clark
Charles Rhodes
Emmett Barton
Oscar Briscoe
Ira Wooters
W. T. Baker
Greensboro
Edwin Baker
Pennsylvania
Roland Knotts
Frederica
Golt
Preston
Martin Fleetwood
T. P. Parker
Woodenhawk Bridge
Harvey Collison
G. T. Redden
Charlie Collison
Redden
Mr. Calloway
James Hopkins
Charles Cahall
Maples Grove
Wesley
White’s
Hickman
Unity Community Club
Raymond Dennis
Paul
Paul McFarland
Wesley M. E
McFarland
Lena Smith
Frank Wiscidy
Gladys Chance
Anna
J. W. Stevens
C. N. Fountain
Harvey Griffith
Catherine Noble
Catherine Chance
R. H. Stafford
John L. Chance
Harrington
Reba Adams
Earle Robinson
Federalsburg
Arena Bullock
Bloomery
Bloomery Aid
Frank Wright
J. M. Adams
Blaine Bullock
Harry Hill
Salisbury
J. W. Tiley
Minnie Adams
Smithville Social Notes Include Travel and Guests
Smithville report notes Smithville resident Lynn B. Case of Dew Dipt Farm left New York for England for John Waldron Co. of New Brunswick. Guests Also, Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Lare and relatives visited Mr. and Mrs. Edward Donovan. John Karn and his mother visited Rev. and Mrs. Fitz-Randolph. Messrs. Charles Culver and Elbert Turner were guests of Master Brooks Lare. Mrs. Henry Davis is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn B. Case
Smithville
New York City
England
John Waldron Co
New Brunswick
N. J
Palmer Lare
T. H. Willin
Edward Donovan
Oak Grove
John Karn
Fitz-Randolph
Charles, Culver
Elbert Turner
Brooks Lare
Henry Davis
For Sale or Rent Denton Main and Sixth Streets Home
For Sale or Rent. The home of the late A. R. Wright at the corner of Main and Sixth streets in Denton. Suitable for residence boarding house or apartments. Contact Mrs. A. G. Saulsbury Ridgely Maryland or T Pliny Fisher Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Wright
Main and
Sixth Streets
Denton
A. G. Saulsbury
Ridgely
T. Pliny Fisher
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Dick Tate
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W. K. Cumming
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Virginia Larrimore
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