Local Dollar Sale and Denton Events Storefronts
Read about Wests Dollar Sale on page 6 and Denton Chautauqua dates February 10 11 12. Willys Six cars headline Bullock and White Denton Md with theater listings The Kiss Greta Garbo at Palace Theatre Denton January 17 18. Community notices include bake sale M K Newnam sale and rental listings plus church services and Prohibition anniversary program. Funeral for Mrs Towers details from Denton Md with interment at Concord cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. West
Denton Chautauqua
Willys
Bullock and White’s
Denton
Maryland
Bullock and White
Henry W. Hughes
M. K. Newnam
J. Frank Wright
Denton Community Club
Hirs
Market Street
West
Greta Garbo
Palace Theatre
Wm. H. Hollis & Son
Preston
Main
Sixth Streets
A. G. Saulsbury
Ridgely
T. Pliny Fisher
Denton Volunteer Fire Co
Epiphany Mission
St. Andrew's Mission
Hurlock
Denton P. T. A
Denton National Bank
Peoples Bank
Brick Hotel
Caroline
Delaware
Denton Methodist Protestant Church
Personal and Social News Highlights of Friends
Mrs Lawrence Wright celebrates tenth wedding anniversary at Tuckahoe Neck on Friday with many guests, including the Benson, Collins, Statum, Fifield, Towers, Kern, Garey, and Cannon families. Epworth League officers installed January 12 1930. Wheeler and Baynard families prominent. Also notes social visits, engagements, and travels involving Mudd, Downes, Smith, and Stone families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Wright
Tuckahoe Neck
T. R. Benson
Ida
Harry Collins
John Statum
Esther
Raymond Fifield
Will Towers
Elizabeth
Dolly
Clarence Kern
Floyd Garey
Charlie Cline
Katherine
Fred Covey
William Cannon
James Cannon
Henry
Helen Chaffinch
Anna Melvin
Sara Baynard
Lillian Towers
Lillian Timmons
Edgar Blades
Clifton Hicks
Mildred Gale
Hillsboro
Edward Wright
Harriett Ann
Ormond Wright
Kenneth
Fredrick Wright
Russell Flaharty
Knotts
Lister
Easton
Epworth League
Mary Sullivan
Theodore Orme
Frances Orme
N.D. Rickards
Betty Walls
Thomas Baynard
Mabel Rickards
Ruth Wheatley
Bennington
Walter H. Mudd
Leila ‘Ellen
John Logan
Wilmington
Delaware
Eleventh Street
Mildred Downes
Baltimore
Philip W. Downes
South America
West Indies
Panama
Canal
Mark Smith
Morgantown
W. Va
R. C. Smith
M. Duke Smith
Cambridge
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Government Hospital
Asheville
N. C
Katherine Wheatley Stone
Louis Nagel
Marietta Anthony
Harry McMahan
Samuel Ellwanger
A. R. Neal
Frank H. Doerr
L. R. Hubbard
J. Emily
Nellie M. Walker
Frank
Caroline
Elizabeth E. Pippin
Derby
Conn
Community Notes Include Dinners Meetings And Local Visits
A Denton area notice lists a turkey dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Houston Thawley with many local attendees including Dr Paul Knotts and the Murphy families. Unity Women’s Club met Jan 16 at Mrs Ray Dennis’s home, officers reelected, Miss Spafford demonstrated kitchen tips and recipes were shared. February meeting set for Mrs Thomas Ellwanger’s home. A church supper for Wesley M E Church benefits, weather dependent Jan 21 or 22. Local residents, travels, and hospital return news follow, including Master Paul Cleaves’s appendicitis recovery and visits among Satterfield, Stafford, Bullock, Lewis, Walters, Baughley, Chance, and Ellwanger families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Thawley
Paul Knotts
Melvin James
Chas. Murphy
Ernest Murphy
Denton
Harry Porter
A. T. Garrett
Henry Stafford
Wesley
M. E
White’s
Paul Cleaves
Milford
Clinton Satterfield
Philadelphia
Thomas Satterfield
Town
R. H. Stafford
W. T. Bullock
Fred Lewis
Baltimore
Henry Walters
Alfred Baughley
Kent Island
William E. Andrew
John L. Chance
Catherine Chance
Mildred
Elizabeth Ellwanger
Laura Porter
Meredith and friends host turkey dinner list in Smithville
A long Sunday gathering in Smithville brings families from Liberty Federalsburg and Denton together at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Adams. Gladys Meredith celebrated her 16th birthday with gifts punch cake and candy. Local visits include Bloomery Church services and community club notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Meredith
Norman Meredith
Liberty
Raymond Meredith
Lee Meredith
Robert Lee
Claude Lankford
Federalsburg
Kemp Todd
John Todd
Thomas
Ormond Wright
Denton
Fred Fountain
Kemp Adams
Kathryn Spence
Arthur Adams
Gladys Meredith
J. H. Lare
Floyd Smith
Harlan Clevenger
Wm. Dill
Claude Todd
Harmony
Oscar Alford
T. H. Willin
C. A. Scott
George Marvel
Milton
S. Trice
American Corner
Henry Davis
Arthur Lare
Ola Scott
Blaine Bullock
Chester Scott
Sara Sutherland
Clarence Adams
Calvin Williams
Fred Aubrey
Katie Spence
George O’day
J. H. Spence
Alice Meredith
Wilmington
John B Parsons Home in Salisbury Welcomes New Residents
The John B Parsons Home for aged women in Salisbury remains a favored institution with ongoing support from local organizations and residents. Since the new annex was completed last March, new residents include Mrs Octavia O Russum, Miss Emma Ward, Miss Melissa Ward, Mrs Carrie Moore, Mrs Angelina Mutchler, Mrs Emma Charles, and nurse Mrs Sadie Holland. A 93rd birthday party honored the newcomers on May 5 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Parsons
Salisbury
Caroline
Octavia O. Russum
Emma
Melissa Ward
Denton
Carrie Moore
Angelina Mutchler
Greensboro
Emma Charles
Federalsburg
Sadie Holland
Read
Alder
Philadelphia
Sarah C. Hough
Easton
Matthew
Local Social Notes from Adams Cross Roads and Nearby
Adams Cross Roads and surrounding families hosted meals and visits last week. Fred Fountain and family entertained two H H 8 teachers. Walter Adams hosted Miss Mary Johnson for her birthday. Ira Adams and Chas Johnson traveled to Hatboro Pennsylvania to visit friends. W S Hubbard visited a daughter in Denton. Bernice Adams spent Sunday with the Kerns. Earl Robinson and Earl Adams visited relatives. Philadelphia visits by Mrs Adams. John Tiley stayed with his sister in Salisbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fountain
Walter Adams
Mary Johnson
Ira Adams
Chas.' Johnson
Hatboro
W. S. Hubbard
Denton
Hillsboro Methodist Episcopal Church
Queen Anne Methodist Episcopal, Church South
Queen Anne
Tyson Ellicott
Baltimore Oil Co
Baltimore
Earl Wothers
Parker’s Point
Annie Longnecker
Easton
Clifton Hicks
Edgar Schwaninger
H. W. B. Rowe
Roberta, Rowe
Francis Rowe
William Thompson
Turner Rowe
LaPlata
J. Earl Wothers
Penn Oil
Raleigh
Washington, D. C
Chas. DeFord
Robert Lee
Lewis Adams
Glaysboro
N. J
B. L. Sheppard
Clearwater
Fla
Wothers House
Louise Dukes
Wright Garten
Ella Pennington
J. N. Clark
N. E. Knott
Philadelphia
Herbert Beaven
Centreville
Florence Beaven
Jean
Wyoming
Del
Harvey Baker
Vachel Downes
Susie, Thompson
Preston
H. M. Thompson
Dover
Camden
Noble Jarrell, Jr
Jefferson Hospital
Harvey Shively
Watson Everett
Maple Avenue
Wallace Dennison
Thelma
Bess Ross
Delaware
Noble Dhue
Harmony Club Notes and Upcoming Meeting
Harmony home of Mrs. McConnell. Members and Miss Spafford attended as she demonstrated icing and candy. New officers were elected for the coming year. The second Wednesday in February the club will meet at Mrs. Pliny Todd’s home. Mrs. Carrie Collins visited her daughter Mrs. Oscar Fishell of Chestnut Grove. Mrs. Belle Dean is on the sick list.
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McConnell
Ridge ly weekly notes show 4H girls and clubs events
The Weekly Ridgely News Letter reports the Senior 4 H Girls Club meeting on January 9 in the town hall with roll call colors and committee actions for supplies and a future High School Assembly program. It also covers society inputs, theater plans, church events, a Centennial amendment observance, and local visits, with many names and places in Ridgely and nearby towns.
Bank Directors Elected and Officers Reorganized
The annual stockholders meeting of Denton National Bank elected directors J Percy Bittle J Roland Chaiffinch Harry S Dailey John L Everagam Dawson O George Frank L R Nuttle Frederick B Nuttle Irwin T Saulsbury Lawrence B Towers and reorganized officers with J Roland Chaffinch as president Harry S Dailey as vice president Wm I Norris cashier I Robert Fleetwood teller Ferdinand Baynard bookkeeper Miss Esther Bowdle stenographer T Pliny Fisher attorney The Peoples Bank of Denton reelected directors Henry T Nutle J Frank Wright William Croll Thomas L Day William R Fountain H Clay Hobbs Paul Holsinger Thomas F Johnson George J Kibler Harry H Nut tle H Earle Smith and Fred J Wright as officers, and noted strong growth and the stock market collapse period. The Peoples Bank also reported its best year in earnings and new business, with surplus rising from 32 6000 to 100 000 and total capital resources over 150 000, and placement on Maryland Bank Commissioner’s Roll of Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton National Bank
J. Percy Bittle
Roland Chaiffinch
Harry S. Dailey
John L. Everagam
Dawson
George
Frank L. R. Nuttle
Frederick B. Nuttle
Irwin T. Saulsbury
Lawrence B. Tow
Harry 8. Dailey
Wm. I. Norris
I. Robert Fleetwood
Ferdinand Baynard
Esther Bowdle
T. Pliny
Fisher
Peoples Bank of Denton
Henry T. Nutte
J. Frank Wright
William Croll
Thomas L. Day
William R. Founltain
H. Clay Hobbs
Paul Holsinger
Thomas F. Johnson
George J. Kibler
Harry H. Nuttle
H. Earle Smith
Fred J. Wright
Peoples Bank
Maryland
State Bank
Junior Endeavor reorganized with new officers elected
The Junior Endeavor met Wednesday and elected Rev W T Archer as president Catherine Lister as vice president Ruth Doty as secretary Velma Archer as assistant secretary Roland Towers as treasurer Cora Starkey as assistant treasurer and Mrs L H Thomas as organist The group has grown to over twenty members and plans to purchase new song books soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Archer
Catherine Lister
Ruth Doty
Velma Archer
Roland Towers
Cora Starkey
L. H. Thomas
Manning Merriken
W. H. Lord
Catherine Towers
T. H.towers
Thomas
W. E. Hubbard
E. M. Willey
L. R. Dukes
Baltimore
Mrs Kibler Dies at 82 in Denton on Jan 13
Mrs Magdalena Kibler age 82 died Monday after a two year illness. She was with her daughter Mrs Wm Gardner at the time. Funeral held Wednesday at Saint Elizabeths Catholic Church Denton with burial beside the church. Survived by two sons M F E and John L three daughters Mrs August Brogley Mrs Wm Gardner and Mrs John Newlin and two stepsons L N Kibler and Geo J Kibler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Etta Towers
George Towers
William and
Sarah Liden
Caroline County
Denton
William Towers
Ernest Towers
Roland Towers
Preston
Chester L. Towers
Baltimore
New York
S. R. Wolfe
Wilmington
Del
Robert Cook
Georgia Trice
Maude Henry
Lillian Towers
M. E. Wheatley
Concord Cemetery
Magdalena Kibler
Wm. Gardner
Saint Elizabeth's Catholic Church
L. N. Kibler
Geo. J. Kibler
Baker
Ruth Cooper
Jof Dover
William: Wrden
Clayton
M. B. Cooper
Clayton Porter
Ison
Henry Porter
Roland Porter
Chestertown
Kenneth Bostic
Margaret Sipple
Chester
S. D. Carrow
Martha
R. H. Dill
Sapp
Harrington
Mary Pippin
Charles Pippin
T. C. Curry
Bridgeville
Lewis Taylor
Smyrna
D. Carrow
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Drive to union revival services
Local column notes include an invitation to revival services at Hillsboro and Queen Anne Methodist churches starting Sunday January 19 in Queen Anne. It also lists visitors and social calls across connections in Maryland Delaware and Washington area, with several trips to Philadelphia and brief social updates about residents.
Community Club Meeting and Local Social Notes
Preston The Community Club met at the home of Mrs J S Ledman Monday evening January 13 with over 20 members and one visitor. An Indian themed program followed including solos by Miss Croll and Mrs Payne and a talk by Mr Scarborough. Jr O U A M officers were installed at their hall, ice cream and cake served. Several local residents were noted for visits, moveins and events including plays, bridge gatherings, and club entertainments through January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S’. Ledman Monagay
Peninsula
Scarborough
E. J. Patchett
Wm. Voshell
Rab’t O
T. L. Trice
E. B. Blades
Max Chambers
Mabel McDonald
Wayne P. Sewell
Clarence Morgan
F. S. Langrell
Jas. Carroll
Hurlock
Carroll
C. B
Ella Harrison
Milton Barwick
Thos. ‘Cannon
Price’s Station
Lloyd Cannon
Purnell Cannon
Burke
Marguerite Outten
Camden
Del
Dorthy Wright
Holland
Fishing Creek
Bartley
Seymour
Dean
Gootee Christopher
Woman's Club
Katherine Cox
Annapolis
Revival Meetings Start At St Pauls Church
The Methodist Episcopal Church South will hold union revival meetings this week starting Sunday night at St Pauls Church, with Rev Hardesty of Easton preaching Sunday night in place of Rev T J Lambert who led the quarterly meeting Friday night. Stores close at 730 during the meetings. Several social events and community activities are noted including a tractor demonstration at the hardware store and a Bank directors banquet with a 60 cover count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Lee H. Richcreek
St. Paul’s Church
Hardesty
Easton
T. J. Lambert
Byron Barton
Henry Morgan
Lyell Luck
Horace Morgan
Howard Eley
Harry Gibson
EB. B. Lightner
Addie Morgan
McCormick- Deering
Messrs. McCaulley and Murphy
Mesdames
Bernard Messix
D. M. Lee
Wm. Murphy
Cambridge
Howard Sewell
Lee HH. Richcreek
Baltimore
In sad memory of my dear son W. R. Marine
Loving mother recalls her son W. R. Marine who died January 20 1919 and rests in Grove Cemetery. The poem speaks of meeting again in a heavenly shore and bids farewell with enduring affection. It notes a life young and true, gone yet not forgotten, with memories clinging to his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Marine
Grove Cemetery
Offense Cannot Touch My Soul, Descartes Quotation
A reflective line on resisting offense, urging inner elevation above hurt through philosophical resolve. It frames personal growth as a shield against insult, emphasizing calm dignity and mental resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Descartes
Mr T Howard Heather Died At Home In Marydel
Mr Heather died Monday afternoon at his Marydel home from a complication of diseases after a life in Philadelphia’s commission business and later road construction work in Depew NY He leaves two sisters Mrs C W Jacobs Lakeland Fla and Mrs Oscar F Morris New York Funeral services were held at home Thursday morning with interment in Templeville cemetery beside his parents belongings and relatives are noted along with local friends and visitors in the following weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Howard Heather
Marydel
Heather
Catharine and
Wellington Heather
Philadelphia
Myers and Myers
Depew
N. Y
C. W. Jacobs
Lakeland
Fla
Oscar F. Morris
New York
Mary Pierce Argoe
Howard Melvin
Templeville Cemeery
Chas. Jacobs
Rosiene Scotton
Washington College
James Scotton
Louise Medford
Salisbury Normal School
F. P. Medford
Harry Smith
Greensboro
Howard Schweitzer
Hartly
Del
John Stafford
Owen Moore
Dover
Henry Davis
Josiah Sparks
Ed. Daly
Hardy
Geo. Turner
Smyrna
Harry Seeney
Helen Heather
Annie Heather
Thanksgiving Dinner Guests Tally Local Family Network
Mr and Mrs Howard Anthony hosted a turkey dinner with numerous relatives and friends from Bridgeville Denton Harrington Federalsburg Greenwood Hickman and Harrington including Mr and Mrs Will Peters Miss Grace Adams Miss Laura Anthony and others. The gathering featured extended family from multiple towns with several generations represented and a granddaughter named Phoebe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Anthony
Will Peters
Hickman
Henry Cain
Harrington
Jennie White
Bridgeville
J. M. Brown
Phoebe
Denton
A. T. White
Charlotte
Billy Carey
Edward Brown
Grace Adams
Federalsburg
Ernest. Brown
Louise
Ella Marie
Jane
Melvin
Henry
Goatee Brown
Mariland
Greenwood
Hoot Brown
Morris Williamson
Elaine
Moses Anthony
Laura
Frances Anthony
Marshall Anthony
Condition of Caroline Banks Analysis of local ten banks 1929
The Journal analyzes the ten Banks of Caroline County as of December 31 1929. It notes a stable cash position of 770 471 dollars and a secondary reserve fund of 2 127 652 94 dollars in high quality securities. Loans total 4 681 163 20 with a slight rise from the prior year and deposits reaching 6 520 000 with a 250 000 increase over the last year. Capital remains 324 000 with surplus 679 000, signifying healthy earnings and ample depositor security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
United States
Baltimore
New York
B’king Pro’ties
R. E
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the Local Department
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Smithville
Parson’s Home Ladies
Adams Cross Roads
Miss Spafford
Virginia Holsinger
Nellie Briscoe
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Society
Fred Flounders
Seward
Methodist Ladies Aid
Church House
J. T. Moore
Uarry Swann
J. T. Richardson
Middletown
Methodist Church
Paul
Rome
T. L. Day
Henry Wilkinson
Florida
Harry Zeigler
Bible Institute
Vergie Sparks
California
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Harry Laird
Misa Ada Matthews
Richard Blackburn
L. M. Goodwin
Holder
Maryland Park Federation
C. W. Moore
Easton Hospital
Moore
F F. Saulsbury
Katherine Stone
Jessie Cox
Enos Zeigler
Dear, Denton
Andrew Mitchell
Frank Flounders
Charles Hobbs
Marie Miles
A. W. Marvel
David Swing
Thompson Swing
Edna Detwiler
Walter Mitchell
Frank Kibler
Rehoboth
Elizabeth Flounders
Lee Mitchell
David
Ladies of the Reformed Church
Mary Wosters
Hobbs
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