Denton area notices and community items mix
Various local notices from Denton Maryland area including sales ads for oil stoves fresh cows and poultry, a public lighting request for the Choptank river bridge, church services by Evangelist A. W. Hastings, obituaries of Mrs. Laura R. Cheezum and William H. Scott, and a crime case involving Charles Fountain charged in Delaware with a not guilty plea and preliminary hearing in Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Newnam
R. H. Stafford and Son
Burrsville
Merlyn Kern
Law Building
Denton
Leese & Holsinger
Campground Road
Marc Bryant
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Easton
Denton Boys
CCC
Goldsboro
A. G. Saulsbury
Ridgely
A. W. Hastings
Jersey City
N. J
Central Church
Laura R. Cheezum
William Edward Cheezum
Walter George
Clement Fountain
Hickman
Willie Liden
Federalsburg
James Enright
Elsie Scott
Wayne
Wilmer Wilson
Greenwood
Del
Hickman Methodist Episcopal Church
Hollywood Cemetery
Harrington
Betterton
Chesapeake House
R. E. Green
G. W. Owens
Charles Fountain
Spurrsville
Delaware
Velma Marie Fletcher
Greensboro
Earle D. Willey
Court of Common Pleas
Dover
Fountain
Baltimore Social Roundup Sees Marriages and Guests
In the Roland Park Presbyterian Church Baltimore Miss Barbara K Brown wed James A Duffy son of Mrs Mabel C Duffy of Denton Md Preceding the ceremony baritone Jefferson Gould sang I Love You Truly and Because. The bride wore white silk lace with orange blossoms and a wreath. A reception followed at the bride’s home. Out of town guests included Mrs Mabel C Duffy Mrs Oscar Clark Mr G Linden Duffy and Raymond Schuyler. Several notices report other marriages visits and guests across Denton Greensboro and nearby towns with residents and travelers enjoying summer plans and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Park Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
Barbara K. Brown
Augustus J. Brown
James A. Duffy
Mabel C. Duffy
Denton
Jefferson Gould
New York City
Duffy
Park Avenue
Oscar Clark
G. Linden Duffy
Mariam
Donald
William Wallett
Billy
Mary Virginia Lang
William Uhler Wheeler
William D. Uhler
Memory Lane
Wm. E. Seeders
Earl
E. B. Seeders
Robert
Claude Howard
Claude
Annie Seeders
E. B. Bassman
Washington
H. 5
Ramsdell
I. V. Brumbaugh
Clayton
Ingleside
Rehoboth
Gilbert Smith
William Parkson
Oscar Smith
West Denton
Emory D. Kimmey
John L. George
Bay Side
E. A. Towers
Falmouth
Cape Cod
Mass
A. M. Ward
Bessie M. Spafford
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Nancy Elliott Nuttle
J. W. Funk
S. G. Nuttle
E. R. Seeders
Wm. D. Middlemas
William B
Clarence Jester
Melvin Jester
Albert Toy
Eckard
Swarthmore
Ralph Thawley
Springfield
Charlotte Anne Smith
Elva Jane Kitchen
Linwood
Katherine Elizabeth Wright
Johns Hopkins
Florence Sullivan
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
Walter L. Black
Anne Anthony
Bruce Brumbaugh
Elkridge
Paul Arnold
Prominent Dentonian Died Last Monday
John Tilghman Carter a Denton citizen and banker died at his home in Denton from paralysis. He was born near Greensboro in 1864 and became a leader in education business and politics. Funeral with Masonic rites was held in Denton with many pallbearers and dignitaries attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tilghman Carter
Caroline County
Denton
Denton Cemetery
E. C. Hallmar
Dover
M. S. Andrews
Denton Methodist Episcopal Church
Harry B. Wright
The
Masons of Maryland
T. J. Turkington
F. J. Wright
J. H. Summerfield
C. V. West
B. C. Willis
M. K. Newnam
W. B. Deen
G. M. Pine
J. C. Brown
Greensboro
J. Owen Knotts
J. Roland Chaffinch
Frank L. R. Nuttle
Henry W. Hughes
Dawson O. George
William G. Wooters
Leland T. Short
Charles Jarrell
Hillsboro
LeRoy Carter Longfellow
Seaford
Harry Baughley
Harrington
Mr. Carter
Caroline
State Teachers College
West Chester
Camden
Del
Carter
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Caroline High School
Chicago
Denton M. E. Church
Royal Arch
Ella C. Anderson
J. DeWeese Carter
Clayton P. Carter
J. R. Raughley
Virginia L. Jones
Philadelphia
LeRoy C. Longfellow
4-H Girls Camp at Ralphs Beach Inspires Growth
The Caroline County 4-H Girls Camp at Ralphs Beach Queen Annes County ran June 10 to 18 with a smaller group than usual. Activities included swimming with buddy system led by Miss Minne Somers folk games music bird study and 4-H council fires. Camp director Miss Bessie M Spafford and assistant Miss Ruby Kirk coordinated meals and dining.
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Caroline County
Ralph’s Beach
Queen Anne’s County
Mother Carey
Wiggin
Minne Somers
Helen Thawley
Denton
Stella Haynes
Eloise Thawley
Bessie M. Spafford
Ruby Kirk
North Carolina
Sarah Roe
Elizabeth Murphy
Anna R. Willis
Edna Schmick
Mae Fifield
Sylvia Leese
Barbara Cooper
Florence Smith
Virginia Laird
Pauline Baker
Mildred Townsend
Helena Crouse
Lois Crouse
Virginia Jarrell
Dorothy Cherry
Jean Hammond
Virginia Friedel
Florence Ann Porter
Ridgely Memoir and Wedding News From Local Church
The Weekly Ridgely News Letter reports the June 26 wedding of Thomas Webb Jones Jr. of Philadelphia to Dorothy Lillian Hopkins of Washington at St. Andrew's Chapel College Park Maryland. The couple plans to live in Philadelphia and both attended the University of Maryland class of 1934. The column also notes local family events birthdays visitors illnesses and community updates including improvements to Ridgely sewer systems and ongoing summer school and hospitality news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Webb Jones, Jr
Philadelphia
Dorothy Lillian Hopkins
Washington, D. C
St. Andrew’s Protestant Episcopal Chapel
College Park
T. W. Jones
Ridgely
Daniel C. Hopkins
Kent Island
Hopkins
August Koenemann
Germany
H. E. Koenemann
Alex Dawson
Emil Rosenast
Merchantville
N. J
J. M. Swing
Emil Jr
Norman Leese
Denton
Church of the Brethren
Jos. S. Rittenhouse
H. H. Harrington
Wm. Jarrell
Harold Fountain
Richard
Frank Long
Bethany Beach
Wm. Matthews
Smyrna
Del
Matthews
W. M. Wiley
Wiley
Maud Hemmons
Blanche Yorkdale
Arlington
Carolyn Mancha
Nina Muller
Easton
Mattie Brumbaugh
Mayne A. Collins
Eastern Shore
WPA
Miriam Holsinger
Amanda Ebling
Thelma Bowman
Quality Heights Farm
J. H. Roche
Greensboro
Meekins
Charles H. Messick
Annie Wilkinson
Burton Wilkinson
Marion Wilkinson
Renie Sellars
Hurlock
Jas. Wilson
Sellars
Beatrice Bower
Easton Hospital
Della Turner
Chicago
Molly Rickards
Wilmington
Elijah Luff
Charles Kline
Olin Porter
Roth
Cordova
Isabelle Andrews
Jas. S. Wilson
Jas, Swing and Children
Cambridge
J. P. Swing
Thomas
Mary Brumbaugh
Margaret Sechrist
New Cumberland
Methodist Sunday School
Tolchester
Dorothy Mancha
Joe Godnour
Osterburg
Richard Blackburn
Addie Griffin
Fred Flounders
Edward Pearsaul
D. L. Holsinger
Nelly Shonefelt
California
Nancy Jane Kline
Hillsboro
Irma Harrington
Elizabeth Short
Smith Island
Fifer
Homemaker Club notices and meeting minutes
Andersontown Hobbs Homemakers met June 24 at Church House with thirteen members and three visitors. Music delegate Mrs Lynnie Nichols shared insights from the fifteenth Short Course at College Park, and a First Aid presentation by Mrs Dennis followed. Donations approved to Emergency Hospital Easton and half the Short Course delegate costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersontown-Hobbs Homemakers’ Club
Church House
Lynnie Nichols
College Park
St. Mary’s
Thomas
Stevens
Easton
Dennis
Mildred Scott
Mesdames
Olivia Lord
Twentieth Century Club
Wm. R. Dulin
Chamber of Commerce
Sunshine Committee
Childrens
Caroline County
D. M. Cheezum
Rotary Committees Named In Denton Club Year
The Rotary Club of Denton elected officers led by G. M. Pine as president and E. P. Knotts as vice president for the coming year. A board of directors includes F. B. Nuttle H. Earle Smith W. E. Thawley and B. C. Willis with numerous committee appointments across aims and obsesses club service classifications membership fellowship attendance program public information vocational service community service civic welfare boys work rural urban acquaintance youth service crippled children international service and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Nuttle
H. Earle Smith
W. E. Thawley
B. C. Willis
Gerald M. Pine
E. Paul Knotts
J. Roland Chaffinch
Elias W. Nuttle
Benjamin C. Willis
J. DeWeese Carter
Wesley E. Thawley
Burdette Nuttle
Theodore Orme
W. Gordon Holbrook
Paul Croll
Winfield T. Nichols
J. Lester Everngam
Earle White
P. G. Crouse
Milton S. Andrews
Ernest G. Cooper
Lawnace A. Moore
J. H. Summerfield
F. A. Greaves
Geo. W. Clendaniel
Geo. E. Waters
B. F. Johnson
Benson B. Allen
R. Ellis Clark
Dawson O. George
M. Kemp Newnam
Samuel Nowell
Clayton Reynolds
J. Virgil Moore
Harry H. Nuttle
Geo. W. Beck
C. Jerome Brown
W. K. Cumming
Frank L. R. Nuttle
John H. Emerson
Chas
G. Dukes
June Ladies Aid Meeting at Choptank Held at Williamson Home
The June gathering of the Ladies Aid at M. P. Church in Choptank met at Mrs. C. E. Williamson’s home with good attendance and a pleasant evening. The next meeting is set for July 6 at Mrs. Tessie Willoughby’s home and a good attendance is requested.
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Ladies Aid
M. P. Church
Choptank
C. E. Williamson
Tessie Willoughby
Adams entertain niece and visitors in Bridgely town scene
Mr and Mrs Russell Adams entertained her niece from New York last week. Mrs Fred Flounders returned from a two weeks stay in Ocean City Maryland. Mr and Mrs Will Harrison were Harrington visitors on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Adams
New York
Fred Flounders
Ocean City
Will Harrison
Harrington
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Highlights Local Visits
A flurry of social tidings with guests and visits across towns. Mrs Claude B Edwards of Washington and others hosted and dined while Dr Depue H Duffy and families planned a beach stay through July. Local travel includes motor trips through Virginia and visits to Rehoboth Beach, Wilmington, Reading, and Stevensville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude B. Edwards
Washington
Raymond L. Edwards
Anna M. Jones
Rock Hall
Wm. Jones
Depue H. Duffy
Joseph M. Eaton
Frances Fisher
Rehoboth Beach
Marion Sherwood
Margaret
Delmar
Ruark
Salisbury
William
Reading
Virginia
Mary Legg
Stevensville
Peggy Spry
Allen W. Moore
Wilmington
Church Notices and service details for multiple Denton parishes
The issue lists Sunday and special services across Denton churches. Rev Andrewa preaches both services at Denton M E. Sunday School 9 46 a m Epworth League 6 45 p m. Denton M P Church hosts sermons Sour Grapes and Gods Bread and Water Diet with Acts 2 study in Christian Endeavor. a reception for Rev Turkington marks seventh year. Brethren Church July 4 schedule. Ladies Aid meets July 7 1 p m at Grace Good home. Williston Community Church sermon They that come through great tribulation text Rev 7 14. Epiphany Mission Preston 10 a m Sunday School 10 a m Morning Prayer 11 a m. Church of the New Jerusalem Preston 11 a m sermon Keeping the Commandments Jno 14 15. St Elizabeth Denton Mass 9 30 a m St Benedict Ridgely 8 a m Confessions 7 16 p m Sat 7 p m Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrewa
Denton M. E
Epworth League
Rev
T. C. Mulligan
D.D
Cambridge
Church of the Brethren
N. A. Leese
Ladies Aid of the Brethren Church
Grace Good
Williston
Epiphany Mission
Preston
Church of the New Jerusalem
Jno
St. Elizabeth's Church
Denton
St. Benedict’s Church
Ridgely
Restaurant Contents Sold in Federalsburg Switch
Mr. Ernest Liden of Federalsburg sold the restaurant contents to Mr. Earl Pennypacker of Federalsburg. He expresses appreciation for the extensive patronage during the business transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Liden
Federalsburg
Earl Pennypacker
Preston Hosts Wide Circle Of Preston Area Friends
Mrs Celia Kelley and brother Charlie Whitely entertain relatives from Canada and the US visiting Preston. Donkey baseball at Hurlock Preston ends 1-1, Chamber of Commerce sponsor. Local society notes include dinner guests, weddings, card clubs, and social visits across Federalsburg Cambridge Baltimore Ridgely and Denton areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Kelley
Charlie Whitely
Mary Davis
Wilcox
Saskatchewan
Canada
May Abel
Regina
Courtney Whiteley
Miami Beach
Florida
Mary Whiteley Davis
William Abel
Preston
Preston Academy
Julia M. Kelley
Oakland Grove
W. E. Brown
Hurlock
Chamber of Commerce
Darcy Brinsfield
Viola Brinsfield
Cambridge
Douglas Fooks
Griffith Courson
Mildred Griffith
Louise Smith
New York
Messrs. Sherman
Victor Griffith
Pembroke
Georgia
Edward T. Bonner
Philadelphia
W. J. Bonner
Fulton Noble
University of Maryland, College Park
Nugent
Chicago
M. K. Hoke
Bridgeville
John Noble
Malforg Swing
Ridgely
E. B. Blades
G. C. Carmine
J. Max Chambers
Theodore Fletcher
Ladies Aid Society
Fresh Air Program Welcomes Baltimore Children to Caroline County
On July 6 twenty two underprivileged Baltimore children arrive for two weeks in Caroline County marking the fourth year of county hospitality. Homes host the children with support from local families, clubs, and the health department offers services. Contributions from many individuals and groups fund milk, activities, and transportation, with a deadline for gifts before arrival.
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Baltimore
Caroline
Maryland
Ira Samis
Louise Fleetwood
William Chambers
Benjamin Lawless
Alton Messer
Louis Brogley
Mike Seiler
Frank Nuttle
Howard Melvin
Francis J. Hensel
Walter Sylvester
Joseph Beck
Martha Beck
Caroline Redden
Eloise Buck
By-Kota Club
Caroline Chapter
Eastern Shore Society of Baltimore
DeWeese Carter
May Thompson
J. W. Moore
John Emerson
Lawrence Lynch
Wesley Thawley
Layman Redden
C. P. Dunning
T. Alan Goldsborough
Lester Everngain
Hillsboro Community Club
J. H. Summerfield
Henry J. Kern
Beardsley Milk Company
William Cropp
Lawless
Chambers
Messer
Mr. Mellits
Dentonia Theatre
E. Paul Knotts
Health Department
William F. Wolf
Caroline County
Neighborhood Relief Association of
Peter C. Chambliss
Kindling Deal and Help Wanted in Denton
Kindling offered at 3 boxes for a dollar from Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co in Denton. College student Evelyn Wright of Denton, Md seeks substitute stenographic work for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co
Denton
Greensboros Social World Trips and Visits
Greensboro and its environs list numerous visitors and guests in late week travel. Families like the Taylors and Archers host relatives from Williamsport and Dover while Rehoboth Beach gatherings include Sipple Davenport Roas Nichols and Shulties. Local deaths include Mrs. John Stoneseifer of Westminster who died in University Hospital Baltimore with funeral services held Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Taylor
Connie
Betsy
Williamsport
Eleanor
Thomas Case
Robert and
Boone Case Taylor
Rehoboth Beach
Lawrence Sipple
William Sipple
Robert Davenport
Paul D. Roas
Oscar Nichols
Ruthanna Shulties
John Stoneseifer
Westminster
University Hospital
Baltimore
Eleanor Coursey
Holdens
James C. Fahey
Lois
Amundsen Peed
Washington
Charles Adams
Harvey Porter
Arthur Mitchell
Raymond Colton
Wilmington
P. W. G. Pemberton
Dickie
Shirley Lenz
Prospect Park
Clayton Poole
Chester
A. M. Dulin
Frances Eubank
Ottsville
Missouri
Paul D. Ross
Howard Downes
Linwood
Ray Luff
Deakyne
Thelma
W. H. Tompkins
George
Blanche Richards
Salem
N. J
Elizabeth Cruiser
Wilson Melvin
Rehoboth
Frank Meredith
Federalsburg
Cora Wyatt
Greensboro
Harrington
Lottie Asilton
Clifford Bishop
Nancy Smith
Beacom's College
Temple Smith
W. B. Massey
Mary Dorman
Bridgeville
Del
Kenneth Bostic
W. E. Kerns
Elizabeth
Virginia
Norfolk
Louise
Bertha
Marie
Kathleen
Ruth Pinder
Paul W. Morris
Durham
N. C
Grace Wooters
Mildred Anne Cochran
Anne Porter
Jack Rutherford
New York
J. R. Hughes
Betty Wyatt
Jane Clark
Alex Seiler
Sallie Nichols
James Pinder
Lawrence Luff
Burlington
Mertie Pepper
Easton
Milton Roe
Senator Robinson Warns Against Unfettered Spending
Senator Joseph T. Robinson told the Senate that a 36 billion debt looms over the U S Treasury and warned against approving spending without limits by the President's supporters. He urged putting the nation's house in order during prosperity and criticized voting for all appropriations while opposing taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
United States
Joseph T. Robinson
Senate
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Jake Gibson Jr
Stanley Curry
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Nancy and
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Mary Diggans
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Horace Morgan
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Chester Barto
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Oscar Briscoe
Milton Briscoe
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Keplar Barnette
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Joyce Barton
Rumsey Mullikin
Bernard Messix
Catherine Lynch
Lottie Morgan
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