Local Denton ads and obituaries from July issue
The column lists stores closing July 1 and extended hours on Friday. Deals include a milk cooler, a box, and oil cook stoves with July discounts. Local pastor J. S. Latham preaches July 5 at Piney Church. Veterans aid dates July 16 and 23. Obituaries note deaths of Raymond Noble, J W Williamson, Benjamin Cohee, Gootee Roe, with survivors and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
C. Merriden
M. K. Newnam
D. Ralph Horsey
Ladies Aid
Denton M. P
American Weekly
Big
Baltimore American
Thomas B. Edwards
Veterans’ Service Officer
Court House
Caroline
Talbot
Queen Anne’s
Kent
Cecil Counties
Centreville
Maryland Bankers’ Association
Raymond C. Noble
Hobbs
Aventown
Philip Arthur Noble
Concord
Rosa Wright
Martin
Claude
Mary Brown
Geo. Thawley
James B. Noble
Cambridge
Noble
J. W. Williamson
Lena M
Raymond
Arthur
Lester
Harmsony
Howard
Smithville
Ormond and
Melvin
Friendship
Ralph
Noble Taylor
Bennie Cohee
Preston
Ethel McNeal
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Mr. Roe
Caroline County
Thomas and
Rebecca Ann Chaffinch Roe
Sarah Patteron
Caroline Counts
Burton A
Royal L. Roe
Gootee S
Traino, Pas
Rinet P
Edgar A
Chester
Pan
Alice M. Pepper
American Cover
Cora E. Galvin
Ruth A. Hill
Ridley Park
Pat Mie
Sadie Bo Teague
Vacation Bible School Opens in Denton with Four Classes
Opening day is Monday July 6 for Denton Vacation Bible School from 9 to 12 with four age groups led by Miss Margaret Krabs Miss Myrtle Dukes Miss Blanche Walston and Mrs Norman A Leese. Registration 50 cents with a family rate of one dollar for more than two children. school held in the primary building with support from public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vacation Bible School of
Denton
Margaret Krabs
Myrtle Dukes
Blanche Walston
Norman A. Leese
Philadelphia
Chas
G. Dukes
J. A. Beck
J. de Weese Carter
E. G. Cooper
Austin Murphy
Wm. J. Richards
Louis Knotts
D. W. Davis
T. Claston Horsey
Greensboro
Burton Wilkinson
Ridgely
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Penn Athletic Club
GO. M. Freeman
Salisbury
Denton Chamber of Commerce
Henry R. Lewis
Caroline County Bar Association
William A. Stewart
G. Lacey Stevens
Calvert C. Merriken
Chamber of Commerce
A. C. Roth Jr
Franklin
Annapolis
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Charles H. Sylvester
Middle West
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
S. M. Lowrey
C. J. Redden
Baltimore
Kk. Scotton
Katherine Sylvester
New York
Samuel Ellwanger
William Judkins
Orme George
Eloine Ellwanger
Frankford
Del
In Memoriam for Homer S Hall Longed Son Remembered
In loving memory of Homer S Hall musician who left life July 1 1931 aged 20. Five years since you left us dear Homer our hearts are crushed and never forgotten. You were good kind loving and true your sweetness lingers. We shall meet some bright morning in the upper garden there. Mother Dad Brother and Sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer S. Hall
Homer
Mother
Dad
Siters
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
We extend sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbors for kindnesses sympathy floral offerings and use of automobiles during our recent bereavement. Mr J W Price and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Price
Meeting seeks flood damage data for Marshy Hope area
A Federalsburg meeting on Friday June 26 at the Town Commissioners office sought farmer and resident cooperation to estimate flood damage on Marshy Hope Creek over the past three years. The effort, tied to possible dredging, requests crops and property loss details to guide Washington flood control decisions. Volunteers listed include Harold Clark William Handy Charles Clark Carl White W G Hassett Louis Noble Claude Lyden Mortimer White J F Trice Edward Neal Elon Wright Willie Lyden Ernest Liden Sidney Collins J B Bullock Horace Adams Byron Griffith Alberry Pepper Jol Nagel Raymond Cook Lacey Meredith Mark Hignatt W K Turner Walter Everngam and Raymond Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg
Hope Creek
Washington
G. W. Clendaniel
Federalburg
Harold Clark
William Handy
Charles Clark
Carl D. White
W. G. Hassett
Louis E. Noble
Claude Lyden
Mortimer White
Jasif. Trice
Edward Neal
Elon Wright
Willie Lyden
Ernest Liden
Sidney
Caroline County Poultry Meeting July 10 District event
G W Clendaniel announces a Caroline County Poultry Association meeting at Coat House Denton Friday July 10 at 8 00 p m to discuss problems facing poultrymen. The state association summer meeting is July 27 28 with talks by W H Rice and Paul A Raper on eggs marketing. The event aims to boost understanding of high quality eggs and industry progress for Caroline county poultry raisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Clendaniel
Caroline County Poultry Association
Coat House
Denton
State Poultry Council
Maryland Hatcherymen’s Association
W. H. Rice
Extension Poultry Husbandman
Paul A. Raper
Caroline County
Local Families Visit Relatives Across The Region
Henderson and Colmery families from Ashtabula Ohio and Tonawanda New York join Miss Helen Jarman in Wilmington to spend time with Mary Jarman and H L Melsin. Wilmington residents Lankford Sanders and Leroy Hutton families, and Annabel Clark plus Carrow visit Cape Charles Virginia. Margaret and Mary Ellwanger of near Greensboro stay with aunt Mrs W F Clark. Catherine Melvin returns from Wilmington trip. Anna Hemp of Jersey City and Virgie Cartwright of Goldsboro visit local hosts. Maude Middleton of Rock Hall plans call on Rev A H L Travers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Colmery
Ashtabula
Ohio
O. W. Schingeck
Tonawanda
N. Y
Helen W. Jarman
Wilmington
Mary Jarman
H. L. Melsin
Lankford Sanders
Leroy Hutton
Virgie Cartwright
Goldsboro
Martin Bennett
Maude Middleton
Rock Hall
A. HL. Travers
Helen Burge
Constance
Betty Taylor
Phyllis
Donald
June Shulties
Joann Rogers
Harold
Dorothy Burge
J. E. Weaver
Howard Thomas
Baltimore
Anna Mae
Warvey Dabson
Cape Charles
Alvah Dabson
Lydia A. Dabson
Warren VanSant
Philadelphia
Walter Raver
Irene
Jean
Jas. Baynard
Ovid Lang‘rell
Harrisburg
Charles Sipple
Parnell Blanche and Sons
Chester
William Sipple
Mary Louise
June Bennett
Edward Bearman
Leslie Wyatt
Charles Singer
Elizabeth Deane
Rehoboth Beach
Lester Dugan
Dugan
Washington
A. J. Urry
Ernest Murphy
Edward Nichols
Lacey Wilson
Josephine Bastian
H. B. Bastian
J. L. Rogers
Joann
Dorothy Pearson
Barnesboro
Harvey Griffith
Ruth Neal
Jessup
Georgia
John Cohee
Lydia Cooper
Charles Gruwell
Felton
Raymond Ingram
Smyrna
Del
Jennie Hartnett
Emma Mae Wyatt
Dover
Harry Reed
Virginia Melvin
Denton M. P. Church Morning and Evening Communion Subjects
Denton M. P. Church observes communion Sunday July 5. Morning sermon titled An Ancient Communion Service. Evening subject The Beauty of the Lord. Christian Endeavor at 7 15 led by Miss Pearl Taylor on What Makes A Christian Nation. Williston Community Church holds Divine worship at 2 pm with communion after service and Sunday School at 2 15. Church of the New Jerusalem Preston offers 11 am worship with The Word Spirit and Life text John 6 68. Epiphany Mission Preston Morning Prayer and sermon at 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Church of the New Jerusalem
Preston
Jno
Epiphany Mission
Presiton
Bethlehem Sunday School Musical Program July 9
The Bethlehem M EF Church hosts a musical program on Thursday evening July 9 at 8 o'clock. Guest performers include Mr. Lewis Carroll and his son Dickie from Easton. A silver offering is collected at the door. Mary Jane Legates and Henrietta Legates are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Noetters Colby at Matthews. Alva Blades Sr. family return from Rehoboth. Audrey Hrading visits sister Mrs. Everett Stevens at Trappe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
M. FE
Lewis Carroll
Dickie
Easton
Silver Offering
Mary Jane Legates
Henrietta Legates
Noetters Colby
Matthews
Alva Blades Sr
Rehoboth
Audrey Hrading
Everett Stevens
Trappe
Ridgely Church Marks Third Anniversary With Service
The Methodist Episcopal Church in Bridgetown celebrated its third anniversary last Sunday with hymns prayer and responsive readings. Rev O B Reed led the service which included a history by Rev A H Travers and remarks by Rev Walter Beckwith. A collection totaled 50. Mass A H Travers served as organist and several community members attended events and related activities across Ridgely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Episcopal Church In
Bridgetown
O. B. Reed
Jesus
Pearl Mahan
Omar Thompson
Ridgely
Walter Beckwith
Church HL Sole
Rejoice Ant
Reed
Traver
Ridgers
Caroline County
Two Johns Landing
Denton
Elsie Ebling
Elizabeth Klotz
Virginia Jarrell
Grace Rickards
Dorothy Chery
Lord Crouse
Marilee Holden
Mary Kirsch
Florence Ann Porter
Jean Redden
Helen Marvel
Helen Saulsbury
A. Q. Saulsbury
Risdon FE
Fountain
Joseph M. Satterthwaite
Douglas
Kansas
Wilson Tyler
Easton
Neck Meeting House
James Swing
Price
Woodbury
N. 1
Prank Pennington
James ,Jr
Hagerstown
Swing
Rufus BR. King
Bridgewater College
Chelt Mountains
Roomley
W. Va
King
Bridgewater
da Tinler
Tmler
Bedford County
Willing Workers
St. Paul's
Norman Hacks
Queen Anne
Plainy Helsinger
Harry Altemus
Betts
James Altemus
Wilmington
Helsinger
W. O. Rowland
Boston
Ruth Rowland
Mechanicsburg
Health Nurses in Conference Report on Rural Programs
Public health nurses gathered for a conference with Rev Hafer sermonizing on the 4 Life Plan. Attendees from Hidgely clubs invited parents and leaders. several local residents and visitors were noted. Miss Catherine Corley urged rural nurse program analysis and goal setting at the Maryland health department led session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Corley
Baltimore
Eastern Shore
Conley
Maryland State Department of Health
Louis S. Wells
Denton
Robert Riley
State Health Chrer
Catherine Curly
Mattie Smith
Caroline County
Katherine Johnson
Rochville
Treaurer
Marie L. Johnson
Eastern Health Distrit
Rove Stepanek
J. WH. Mason Knox
Homemaker Clubs Meet With Readings and Resignations
The Twentieth Century Club met at Mrs. W E Dillon's home on June 21 with nineteen members and two visitors. Awards from the Caroline counts reading project included 883 books read and 36 read aloud. Miss Mary Emmons resigned as president and Mrs. Thos I Nugent was elected to succeed her. Unity Homemakers Club met the same day at Mrs Michael Kibler's home with thirteen members and two visitors, a demonstration on serving the family given by Mrs Irvin Ther, and plans for the next meeting at Mrs Chester Baker's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
W. E. Dillon
Mary Emmons
Thos.i. Nugent
Miss Emmons
D. M. Cheetan
Nelson Patrick
Unity Homemakers Club
Mss
Michael Kibler
William Gardner, Jr
Irvin ‘Ther
Chester Baker
Hillsboro Queen Anne letter notes deaths and visits
Mrs Mollie Russell dies after illness at Eaton Hospital. Funeral held at her son W F Russell's Hillsboro home. The column also lists visitors and guests including Dr R W Duffey Miss Betty Morse and many others visiting or staying in towns from Baltimore to Wilmington during July and summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Russell
Eaton Hospital
W. F. Russell
Hillsboro
R. W. Duffey
Layman Redden
Roger
Osea Clark
Denton
Charles Jarr Ls
Willie Motiis
Baltimore
Mis
Dora Motiis
Harry Covell
Edgar Blanch
Blanch
Joe Blanch
Joseph M. Eaton
Charlanne
Elinor
Rehoboth
Owen Ford
Kent Island
Hf. Lay Beaven
Betty Morse
James Price
Baston
Edgar Blades
Mildred Stenger
New York City
Betty Bishop
Boston
Mass
J. Ee. Wothers
Cora Reese
Willard Russell
Frances Fisher
Willow Grove
Milford Kline
Wilmington
Wedding of Miss Florence Blades and Mr Francis Moore
The ceremony occurred Saturday evening at the M E Church Dover with Rev Shockley officiating. Miss Mary Moore served as maid of honor and Richard Day of Wilmington was best man. The couple will reside in Penn's Grove where the groom works for RF Willis and Bro. Wholesale feed dealers. Numerous local residents attended the wedding and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Elizabeth Blades
Everett Blades
Francis Moore
Harry Moore
M. E. Church
Dover
Eand Shockley
Mary Moore
Richard Day
Wilmington
Penn's Grove
RF. Willis and Bro
St. Paul’s Church
Queen Anne
Jacob
Jesus
Board of Stewards
Fosett
Baltimore
Massanatta Springs
Chester Barto
Pittsburgh
Henry Morgan
Eloise Morgan
Dick Day
Penn’s Grove
Mary
Fulton Howard
Nancy
Horace Morgan
Emma Nfolland
Vernon Good
Elizabethtown
George Shower
Suzann
Westminster
Mollie Diggans
Dorothy Jump
Maryland
Ella Jump
Violet
Peggy Gibson
Ruth Reynolds
Bill Rogers
Bob Sikes
Luther Bennett
Betterton
Minnie Reynolds
Sam R. Reynolds
J. E. Morgan
T. Culver
Hebron
Oscar Briscoe
B. 2
Barton
Easton Hospital
James Cottingham
Hurlock
William Stevens
Edward Barton
Sharon Hid
James Briscoe
St. Marys
Emma Knotts
Washington
Laura Knotts
Sam Reynolds
Ruth
Lloyd Holland
Felton
Chares Rhodes
Feature Week in State Farmer Section Next Week
The Journal previews an extended DelMarVa peninsula display in its July State Farmer Section with Chesapeake Bay log canoes, Dacy on Eastern Shore truck gardening, and a two page integravure for women including crochet straw hats, recipes, fashion ideas, and coverage of a world wide farm women conference. Readers are invited to suggest features by writing to the editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Farmer Section
All-Rotogiovare Agricultural Monthly Magazine
Journal
State Farmer
Del-Mar-Vay Peninsula
Chesapeake Bay
Easton
George IL. Dacy
America
Truck Garden
Regula
Washington, D.C
Pete Gettys
Dick Wood
the Journal
Tragic electrocution of J Edwin Todd shocks Harmony area
J Edwin Todd 20 son of Mr and Mrs F Pliny Todd of Harmony was electrocuted while working for C and P Telephone near Centreville. He graduated Federalsburg High School Class of 33. Funeral services were held at his parents home with Rev P W Spence Jr. Interment at Hillcrest Cemetery Federalsburg. Survived by his parents and Ralph at home. Funeral attendance included relatives from Baltimore Philadelphia Wilmington Harrington Cambridge and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Todd
F. Pliny Todd
Harmony
C. and P. Telephone Company
Centreville
Edwin
Federalsburg High School
P. W. Spence, Jr
Preston
Hillcrest Cemetery
Federalsburg
Messrs
Bennett
Elbert Todd
Howard Messick
Lewis Hallowell, Jr
Willian’ Chambers
Harvey Lord
Aother
Ralph
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Harrington
Cambridge
Henry W. Beevers
Friendship
Boevers
Germany
Lola Dean
Fred Tate
Delaware City
Del
Henry Boevers, Jr
Perry Collins
Harlin Smith
Herman Boevers
Canada
William Boevers
Adolph Miller
Minnesota
Louis Geiger
Hillcrest
Geneva
N. Y
Thomas L. Trice
J. O. Arthur
Peggy Anne
Jean
Jack Jr
George Kleeman
Cincinnati
Ohio
Arthur
H. M. Hollis
Thomas M. Cox
Celeste Cox
Paris
Texas
Lelia Jane Cox
Hi. M. Hollis
Edward Garey
Edward Patchett
Washington
Ruth Garey
J. R. Downes
Harry Wright
Ruth King
Joseph Harris
Katie Parker
Rehoboth
Lillian Carmine
Nell Fooks
Camp Wright
Inez Noble
Europe
Ruth Dowding
Ruth Wright
Bcard Club
Edith Noble
Florida
In sad memory of my dear husband William Willoughby
Loving tribute note marks one year since his death on July 4, 1935. The message honors his kindness and justice, recalling beautiful memories and a soul's companion now missed. Sentiment expresses ongoing daily sorrow from his bereaved wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Willoughby
Greensboro News Active Social Roundup and Travels
Bright social notes list birthdays and visits across Greensboro and nearby towns with many names and trips to Baltimore Harrisburg Rehoboth Beach and Wilmington. The piece ends with a commentary noting Americans as a race of gamblers and the pervasive gambling instinct in daily life.
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Henderson
Health Nurses IN Conference
BP. Hafer
Emma Jackson
C. R. Rawlings
Harold Fountain
Richard
James Wilson
Frank
Ella
Elsmere
Frank Klotz
Margaret
Elsie Wilson
Mattie Brumbaugh
Otto Sanger
Mary Brumbaugh
Constance Headley
Wayne
J. T. Saulsbury
Mars
Robert Headles
da. Mitchell and
Siter
Edna Detwiler
D. W. Mitchell
Walter Wright
Chestertown
Richard Rampmie
Church of the Brethren
Ralph’s Warf
Richard Fountain
Camp Sette
Charles Hammond
George McGough
Elizabeth Smith
Baltamore
Ro &. Smith
Wilson Jackson
Arlington
N. d
Mary Gelletly
Lee Mitchell
Bert Hagadone
James S. Wilson
Murlock
Newsy Therms
Tuckahoe
Christian Science I Monitor
Gibson Irving Wright
Wright
Anna Elizabeth Bryant
Marie Bryant
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Denton. Thomas
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