Denton Area News Roundup From July Festivities To Health Notices
The County Commissioners set the tax rate at 1.50. Governor Ritchie to speak at Easton patriotic event. Denton ball team travels to Centreville but rain halts game. Picnics at Camp Grove school. C Leslie Walls store hours July August. L B Towers & Bro cedar shingles arrival. Col A W Sisk ships apples to New York. Harris Chapel Ladies Aid hosts Satterfield on Wednesday. Banks to close for Independence Day. Carnival committee meets Tuesday. Holiness campground all day July 4. Rev A A Price assists Rev G L Helsby. Bicycle trip navigator Robert K Noble reaches Los Angeles coast-to-coast goal. Mrs Mary A Hood dies in Preston. funeral in Baltimore. Five communicable disease cases in Caroline week to June 27. Four-day Choptank cruise aboard Early Bird. Weather station transfer from Denton to Ridgely. new Ridgely substation. Denton preacher Rev Dr Cadman to speak July 5. Ticket sales urged for Cadman event. W G Pollock to speak at Hickman Del. church. no collections. Bright home hosts morning session at Hobbs. Denton Fourth plans include Central Club games at Towers Athletic Field and a Monday dance at Hignutt’s Park Williston.
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Ritchie
Easton
Denton
Centreville
Camp Grove School
C. Leslie Walls
L. B. Towers & Bro
Pacific Coast
Col
A. W. Sisk
Preston
New York
Harris’ Chapel
Edwin Satterfield
Carnival Committee
Law Building
Holiness
A. A. Price
G. L. Helsby
Robert K. Noble
Federalsburg
Los Angeles
Cal
Mary A. Hood
Philadelphia
John V. Hood
Loudon Park
Baltimore
Caroline
Hobbs
Greensboro
Ridgely
A. C. Norstedt
Messrs
Layman Redden
Dewees
Maryland
United States Senate
Lewis
Brooklyn
S. Parkes Cadman
Mission of Our Republic
Dr. Cadman
Denton Fire Company
W. G. Pollock
N.Y
M. E. Church
Hickman
Del
C. E. Bright
Central Club
Church League of Baltimore
Towers’ Athletic Field
Baltimore Club
Denton Boys
Hignutt's Park
Williston
Nuptial Notes of Interest
A pretty wedding near Preston united Evelyn Harris and Clarence E Glass in a sunset ceremony performed by Rev J P Outten. The bridal party wore formal attire with music by a New York violinist and songs by Elizabeth Willoughby. The couple will reside in New York City and honeymoon at Atlantic City and the New England states.
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Preston
Evelyn Harris
J. P. Harris
Clarence E. Glass
R. E. Glass
New York City
J. P. Outten
John R. Sarafian
New York
Elizabeth Willoughby
Myrtle Messick
Federalsburg
Sorris
Joseph O. Arthur
Bridgetown
N. J
Ann E. Wright
Alice E. Jones
Philadelphia
Wright
Miss Jones
Little Dorris Colbert
Henrietta Blades
Norman Salvador
Howard Harris
Fred Harris
Baltimore
Francis A. Cooch and Son
Newark
Del
Arthur Perks
Rebecca Pointer
Laura Richardson
Wilmington
Glass
Atlantic City
New England States
Anna Dorne Johnson
Cora Hunter Johnson
Fort Spring
W. Va
Elbridge Earle Brumbaugh
Robert Johnson
Lucantoro
Virginia Godwin
Eva Johnson
Henrietta Johnson
Emerson Johnson
Damascus
Asia Minor
Maria la Duc
RB. Hudson
Brumbaugh
B. EB. Brumbaugh
Denton
Pennsylvania
Alma
James Norman Clarke
D. J. Givan
North East
Maryland
New Jersey
Hillsboro
Clarke
Preston Motor Co
Brooke
Points North
Twin Oak
Ruth Satterfield
Fred Satterfield
Harrington
C. W. Chantz
Smyrna
J. T. Richardson
Goldsboro Notes on Travel Plans and Local Events
Miss Carolyn Lapham and Miss Michiko Chiba plan a two month voyage from New York to Naples under Syracuse University travel clubs. They will visit Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Holland, Belgium, France, and England. The town awaits Pentecostal preaching, July 4 events, and a busy local social scene including marriages, car news, and hospital updates.
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Carolyn Lapham
Michiko Chiba
New York
U.S
Philadelphia
Naples
Italy
Wilmot
Girls’ Latin School
University Travel Study Club
Syracuse University
Switzerland
Germany
Holland
Belgium
France
England
Peerless Athletic Club
Wilmington
Goldsboro
Price
Henderson
Sudlersville
Lewis Jones
Stevenson
Dover
W. T. Cooper
Harry H. Smith, Jr
George Sylvester
Social Visits Spread Across Town This Week
Henderson and Johnsons entertained Wilsons and others from Wilmington Barclay and Atlantic City visited family in the area. Den ton and Wilmington guests spent time with local grandparents and families. Miss Marie Dill of Ridgely visited her grandmother. A baptism drew a sizable Sunday crowd at the mill pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. Johnson
Norman Wilson
Charlie Wilson
Preston Parvis
Jesse Richardson
Wilmington
Denver Weedman and Sons
Barclay
George King
Atlantic City
L. M. Jones
Jones
Wilbur Andrews
Denton
William G. Car
Johnnie Raughley
Ellwood
A. H. Gooden
T. A. Montague
Martin Bennett
Goldsboro
Mes
J. F. Quillen
Lillian
H. O. Bostic
Felton
Gannon
Tunis Mills
S. L Hanby
Marie Dill
Ridgely
R. H. Dill
Mill Pond
Grove Couple Wed At Grove Parsonage
Howard Murphy of Newark Delaware and Myrtle Thomas of Denton were married at Grove parsonage on Saturday June 24 with Rev F J Phillips officiating. The Social and Literary Society of Grove M Y Church held a banquet the prior Friday with Professor Mackintosh of Federalsburg delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Murphy
Newark
Del
Myrtle Thomas
Denton
Grove Parsonage
F. J. Phillips
Social and Literary Society
Grove M. Y. Church
Mackintosh
Federalsburg
Bessie Stafford
Wilmington
Ohio
Stafford
C. A. Carroll
Eunice
Glen Kelley
Easton
W. E. Collins
Harmony Row News Briefs
Mr Eddie Lord beams after Mrs Lord gives him a son. Charlie Todd recovering well from appendicitis at Cambridge Hospital. John Cohee ill and hoped to recover. Mildred Collins and Hattie McConnell teaching summer school. Two cars collided near W P Willis residence with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Lord
Ridgely News Summary Notes Local Events and Visits
Ridgely community updates include church program on patriotism and Uncle Sam pageant, numerous family visits to Rehoboth and Wilmington, and local sports with the Ridgely ball team beating Felton and Sadlersville. Travel, hospital news, Bible school, and nearby town movements fill the week.
Preston’s Wright Receives Merit Trip To Saratoga Springs
Local representative James O. Wright of the R. L. Collings Company departs for a vacation reward including Philadelphia and New York visits. A three day Saratoga session for company representatives features a Lake George cruise with about three hundred attendees and their spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O. Wright
R. L. Collings Company
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Wright
Philadelphia
New York
Hudson River
Albany
Lake George
Blanche Alderson
Hazel Wright
Rachel Payne
Virginia Fooks
Marie Proctor
Messrs
James Moore
Douglas Foo
Milford Area Social Notes Include Family Visits
Mrs. J. 5. Raymond returns home from Milford area travels with her nephew Ural Robinson of Tren ton New Jersey and two nieces. Several residents report minor health issues and hospital visits while guests and relatives travel between Milford Philadelphia and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Smith
Commodore
Local social notes from Hillsboro and visits
Hillsboro society pages list guests and travelers including Mrs. Fletcher Pennington and Mrs. Annie Jump in Kent, Mrs. Harvey Baker and son Hilly from Pennsylvania, and many others visiting relatives and hosting friends. Rev. O T Baynard organizes a scout club amid weekend church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Pennington
Annie Jump
Kent
Harvey Baker
Hilly
Pennsylvania
D. N. Grubb
Sadlersville
Emma Beauchamp
W. B. Sparks
Walter Parker
Trainer
Edgar Blades
Mer
James Sloan
M. Kline
Tolchester
Dealers Prohibited From Lending Auto Tags in Maryland
Under a ruling by the Attorney General no dealer may confer operating rights to a car after title passes. Purchasers must comply with Motor Vehicle Law for registration and titling before using the vehicle on Maryland highways. The automotile commissioner has notified all dealers of the ruling.
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Attorney General
Maryland
Girls Camp Plans Set for Dorchester Caroline Counties
Preparations for the second annual girls camp are nearly complete with July 1 12 13 and 14 chosen. Dorchester and Caroline counties will bunk at Green's Point Rest Dorchester, aims include outdoor outings cooperation and 4 H development. Officials include Miss B Knight Miss I Van Scoter Miss E Kellogg and Mrs Spence with a $1 23 registration and food options.
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Emily Kellogg
Dorchester
Coroline
Green's Point Rest
B. Knight
College Park
I. van Scoter
E. Kellogg
Caroline
Spence
Vernon News Highlights and Local Echoes
A loose steering wheel caused R W Ross’s car to run into a ditch near Thomas' school while a party headed to Manship's Children's Day services received neighbor aid. Mrs Alice H Ross and Prof Adams will study at Columbia University this summer.
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R. W. Ross
Thomas’ School
Manship’s
Alice H. Ross
New York City
Columbia University
Adams
Harrington Schools
Columbia
United States
Milton Hopkins
Prospect
Miss Hazelle
Floyd Turner
Will Smith
Powell Hopkins
Otis Stafford
George Ross
Charles Tritt
Burrsville Social Notes and Local Visits
Miss Mildred Slaughter of Greensboro is recovering from appendicitis and could be up again. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Parris and Miss Mollie Cahall with the Sapps near Edwardsville. Sadie Garrett visited relatives near Vernon. Epworth League met at the Wrights near Vernon. Henry Walters and Alfred Baughley hosted Sadlersville relatives. Mrs. Charlotte Webber visited Thurman Harris. Harvey Griffith returned to Chester PA after visiting his parents. Mildred Breeding visited Mrs. Thomas Elt winger. A W Winder of Salisbury was a recent town visitor. H Walters also toured Kent Island.
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Mildred Slaughter
Greensboro
John Parris
Mollie Cahall
Emile Sapp
Edwardsville
Sadie Garrett
Austine Stafford
Vernon
Epworth League
Salisbury
H. Walters
Kent Island
Social Notes of Invitations and Visits Across Towns
A compilation of visits and travels among regional families. Mr and Mrs James Stafford of Springfield Mass tour Maryland and visit the Torrode and Sharp households while Mrs L Stanley Deakyne enjoys time with General and Mrs George H Hail. Various other relatives attend gatherings in Milford Wilmington Cordova Philadelphia Gettysburg and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stafford
Springfield
Mass
Maryland
George Torrode
Andersontown
Elizabeth Sharp
Wilmington
L. Stanley Deakyne
Priscilla
George H. Hail
Milford
Orphans' Court Adjourns For Summer Session
In Orphans Court Tuesday Judges West Harper and Shawn presided. Administrations granted for Edward F Patchett personal estate. Releases and inventories filed for Annie E Merriken and Sarah E Cannon estates. Final sale orders approved for Remsen and Wright estates. Minor Vivian Inez Boston authorized withdrawal for maintenance. Court notes next session moves to Monday July 3 from 1 to 4 PM due to July 5 holiday.
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Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawn
Register of Wills
Edward F. Patchett
Georgeanna Seeders
Annie E. Merriken
Alice E. Pickett
Charles E. Cannon
Sarah E. Cannon
Ela Kern
John W. Allfather
Daniel Allfather
Canby Nichols
Mark Nichols
Vivian Inez Boston
Ida May Mitchell
Denton National Bank
Charles R. Remsen
Wesley E. Thawley
Edward B. Carter
Sallie May Carter
John W. Wright, Jr
Balsray Brodes
Caveat Filed in George Will Probate Case
The will of the late Mrs. Joseph M. George faced a caveat in Queen Annes Orphans Court delaying probate. The Rose Villa farm goes to Elvira A. George and three George children, while rest to Mattie G. Roe and others. Codicil dated March 6 1922 alters Rose Villa life estate to Elvira Sudler and her three children. Caveat by Roe and Merrick. Attorneys Earle and Goldsborough. Letters pendente lite sought by Merrick, Roe, and George.
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Joseph M. George
Queen Anne's Orphans’ Court
Rose Villa
John M. Sadler
Elvira A. George
John M. George
George Home
Mattie G. Roe
Annie G. Merrick
John FE. George
John E. George
James Merrick, Jr
Dudley G. Roe
George
Chancery Court Selects October Jurors from 150 Names
Chief Judge William H. Adkins convened the June term and disposed of routine matters as judges selected jurors for the October panels from a 150-name pool. The list shows district by district selections with asterisks marking drawn jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Adkins
Names Adopted for Next School Year Teachers List
The County Board of Education names numerous teachers for the upcoming year across towns and schools. Entries include Marydel-Maud Hummer, Catherine Melvin, Henderson-B C Willis, J W Gibson, and many more such as Viola Collins in Goldsboro, Elise Rae in Greensboro Elementary, and Mary Raleigh in Denton Elementary.
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County Board of Education
Marydel
Maud Hummer
Catherine Melvin
Henderson
B. C. Willis
J. W. Gibson
Henrietta McMahan
Elsie Bilbrough
Beet Tree
M. Greenly
Goldsboro
Viola Collins
Lillie Doty
Minerva Reber
Baltimore Corner
Sadie Crouse
Moore’s
Pleasanton
Grace Stuffit
Greensboro
Elise Rae
Virginia Davis
Bertha Shull
M. Weaver
Blanche Chaffinch
Louise Cohee
Bridgetown
Anna Lynch
Garey's
K. Spence
Camp Grove
Bessie Cheezum
Burrsville
May Raughley
Liden
Esther Helsby
Central
Hester Wyatt Denton
Mary Raleigh
Lucy Garey
Ruth Noble
Denton
Laura Melvin
Sadie Allen
Hilda Cade
Gertrude Morgan
Williamson
Mary Lee
Oaks
Mary Draper
Williston
Florence Seeders
Willoughby
Lola Willoughby
Andersontown
Lulu Kelly
Hickman
Hazel Brown
Harmony
Elizabeth Stone
Mildred Collins
Preston
Elva Butler
Lillian Cox
Louise Noble
Pearl Wright
Virginia Thomas
Hubbard
Agnes Bradley
Bethlehem
Community Update Notes Paint, Sale, and Appointments
Mr. Paul Neffs house receives a fresh coat of paint. Saturday of this week marks the close of a local community sale. Mrs. Selby Smith recently spent a week in Baltimore. Mr. Kennard Pindar holds a position in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Neffs House
Selby Smith
Baltimore
Kennard Pindar
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