Moore Ogden wedding ties Denton to Baltimore kin
Miss Frances Ogden daughter of Dr and Mrs Frank Ogden of Baltimore married St James Robert Moore son of Mr and Mrs James Virgil Moore of Denton in Baltimore at St Michaels and All Angels. Lt Moore wears dress uniform. reception at the bride's home followed by a short honeymoon prior to station at Camp Butner. The couple met at Western Maryland College and graduated in 1943. Other notes include engagements, anniversaries, and local social updates from Denton and nearby towns.
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Frances Ogden
Frank Ogden
Baltimore
James Robert Moore
James Virgil Moore
Denton
St. Michaels and All Angels Protestant Episcopal Church
Don Frank Fenn
William Bienert
Washington
North Calvert Street
Lieutenant Moore
North Carolina
Camp Butner
Western Maryland College
J. Virgil Moore
Frank Wade
Mary
Blanche Hobbs
J. Owen Knotts
E. Paul Knotts
T. Carville Fleetwood
Quentin
Robert Walsh
Catherine Ann Boyles
Elsie Boyles
Frank W. Boyles
Cordova
Corp
Robert E. O’brien
William L. Lodge
Ala
Chemical Warfare Service
Myr
Norman Wix
Whites Church
Harrington-Greensboro
Wix
Elbert Saunders
Goldsboro
Elmer Thawley
Harrington
M. L. Saunders
Woodside
Charles Welch
Burrsville
F. L. Kimball
Spokane
Wash
John E. French
Gilbert Rue
Edna Shipman
Benjamin F. Johnson
Harry Ramsdell
Wallace Keys
James Clarke
Martha Elizabeth DeFord
Federalsburg
Clarence E. Atkinson
Concord
Esther Saulsbury
Milford
S. V. Bollock
Saulsbury
Texarkana
Texas
Sgt. James Saulsbury
Caroline Post
American Legion
Caroline County Infantile Paralysis Fund
Sarah Ellen Swann
Ridgely
Howard Eugene Richard
J. E. Parker
Harrison Bryant
Petersburg
Walter Sparklin
Laura Sullivan
Tribbitt
Greensboro
Charles Johnson
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mothers Club
Earl M. Crouse
Eliza Jane Hignutt
Charles Hignutt
William Hignutt
Thomas Trice
Anna Cavender
Emma Webb
Wilmington
John Griffith
James Trice
Oxford
Concord Cemetery
Service News mud on the famous boot item
A company clerk reflects on life in service, admitting fatigue with pen pushing duties and longing for the rugged life. He argues that the most important item in a soldier's life is his boot, symbolizing readiness and endurance.
Peoples Bank Stockholders Meeting Noted Good 1943 Year
Vice-President Harry H. Nuttle writes to stockholders and depositors praising The Peoples Bank Denton and Ridgely for a strong 1943. Deposits rose by 250000, depositors increased by 332, and about 3000 customers used services in 1944. He thanks the Caroline County community and expresses best wishes for 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. DeWeese Carter
Nuttle
Peoples Bank
Peoples Bank of
Denton
Ridgely
Caroline County
Harry H. Nuttle
Denton Bank Directors Reelect Officials For Year
Frank L. R. Nuttle and other directors were reelected to The Denton National Bank for a one year term. J Roeland Chaffinch was named President and J Percy Bittle Vice President. Officers include I Robert Fleetwood as Cashier John R. Ricards as Teller Hilda C. Fowler Naomi Holland Martha R. Parker as Bookkeepers and Wesley E. Thawley as Attorney. Chaffinch reported bank assets rose about 450000, bond holdings up about 500000, cash and reserves up 200000, with local loans down about 200000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. R. Nuttle
Denton National Bank
J. Roeland Chaffinch
J. Percy Bittle
I. Robert Fleetwood
John R. Ricards
Hilda C. Fowler
Denton National Bank Sound In Postwar Readiness
Mr Chaffinch said local loan reductions totaling 140000 trimmed earnings but positioned the community to face the postwar period. He noted the bank is in the soundest financial condition in his 26 years with the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaffinch
Denton National Bank
In Memoriam poem for a mother fallen in February
A heartfelt poem reflects a mother’s death in February. It honors her memory, notes Christmas memories, and mentions Wilson W. Bradley, Pvt. U. S. A., Fort Sumner, New Mexico, as part of the obituary-like tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson W. Bradley
Pvt
Fort Sumner, N. M
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