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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1930

Page

5

Local items list sale ads and notices in Denton Md

Advertisements for seed buckwheat Frigidaire appliances and used refrigerators appear alongside farm equipment and live animals. Local notices cover a 4 H trip to Kingston Rhode Island a missionary society picnic and obituaries including Chas Bartha and Jacob Butler with funeral details.

Nuttle Milling Co Denton Hudson M. K. Newnam J. L. Everngam J. L. Everngain New York Tribune Caroline County R. J. Stafford Burrsville Ellis Champion R. H. Stafford Woman’s Missionary Society Mark Smith Chas. Bartha Henderson Kent “General Hospital Dover M. K. Newnan E. F. Withers College of Osteopathy and Surgery Bellevue-Stratford Hotel Philadelphia Cadillac LaSalle Buick Oakland Pontiac Maryland Kathleen Moore Kingston R. I Rhode Island Miss Moore Denton M. E. Church Allen T. Russell J. H. Nichols Alonzo M. Dean Sallie C. Jones Frank R. Jones H. E. Uhrig Pilgrim Holiness Church Gay Street Captain Dean Jacob Andrew Butler Tuckahoe Neck Mr. Butler Wilbur Butler Frederick E. Jones Theis H. W. Noble Concord E. C. Woodie Jones Alice Jones James Jones Phoebe M. Neal George R. Neal Madison Towers Neal Andersontown Concord Church

County Dairy Show and Farmers Picnic Held July 21

The County Dairy Show and Farmers Picnic moves to July 21 at the Maryland Experimental Station Ridgely. Plan to showcase dairy cattle, with 4-H and adult judging contests, a County Cattle Show for Caroline county livestock, games, prizes, and a noon picnic. Entries urged in advance with chairmen and the County Agent at Denton.

County Dairy Show and Farmiers Bureau Maryland Caroline County J. A. Conover H.C. Baker University of Maryland Denton Harrington Ridgely Tersey Henry Kern Guernsey Richard Blackburn Clarence Kern Frank Taylor

Poultry Tour Planned to Vineland New Jersey

Plans completed for the annual Poultry Tour of Caroline County Poultry Association to Vineland New Jersey on July 24 and 25. Poultrymen hatcherymen feed dealers and others will visit Leghorn operations, a Vine and Egg Laying Contest and Eddington Machine Works. Participants meet July 24 at Denton Court House and travel by ferries, with lodging at Maretti Hotel Vineland. Communicate with the Secretary or County Agent to join.

New Jersey Caroline County Poultry Association Vineland Vineland Poultry Section Thursdaad Denton Court House Denton Pennsville New Castle John Weed Vineland Poultry Association A. G. Wetzel W. K. Cockling Charles W. Brown Elmer Wene Eddington Maretti Association

Eastern Shore Boulevard float shines in Boulevards parade

Mrs Howard Sewell chaired the 14 float Boulevards parade display on Tuesday. The Eastern Shore Boulevard float drew praise for its beauty. In local social news Horace Morgan and daughter visited Baltimore. Juanita Howard returns for summer with cousin Miss Jeanette Dise from Easton. Church announcements note Methodist Episcopal South worship schedule. Social visits include a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs Harry Knotts in Denton and visits to Philadelphia and Ocean City.

Howard Sewell Eastern Shore Boulevard Horace Morgan Baltimore Juanita Howard Jeanette Dise Easton Methodist Episcopal Church South Lee H. Richcreek Harry Knotts Denton Harry Gibson Jake Gibson Philadelphia Ruth Sewell Frances Ocean City Byron Barton Byron, Jr Louise Short Rehoboth Elizabeth Brown New York Hugh Brown James Briscoe Seaford Eugenia Morgan Edith Lard

Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Local Society

The Woman's Home Missionary Society met in Ridgely with fourteen members. Reports, prayers, and music preceded elections for officers. Local educators were appointed to Ridgely schools, and various community events, travels, entertainments, and church union services were noted, including rainstorms and a seaside trip.

Registers and Judges Named in Denton Election meet

Denton supervisors of elections met in the courthouse with Lee Hignatt Harry B Mason and Leo Meginney present. They appointed registers and judges across eight districts with precise assignments by district and precinct listing both party affiliations and names for all roles.

Denton Messrs Lee Hignatt Harry B. Mason Leo Meginney Edward Lapham W. H. Goodwin Jesse Porter Chas. Wiencke L. QO. Jarrell W. W. Weaver B. F. Johnson W. D. Pickering Raymond Fisher R. H. Walling E. M. Willey J. W. Beauchamp Harry E. Lane Eugene Lynch Vernon Baker Joseph Swartz Chas. Hinderer M. C. Meredith Wm. M. Wiley R. R. Lane J. J. Ivison H. J. Beauchamp James Dew Wm. C. Ross Harvey Thompson J. Edgar Walls Norman C. Melvin W. P. Manlove Stanley Curry James W. Thawley Dem M. L. Weaver Lewis Kibler Zeth Weaver Rep Thomas F. Dobson H. B. Bastian Ormond L. Andrew Gail F. Cooper W. A. Cawley A. E. Miller Madison Towers W. C. Beckwith Geo. L. Blades L. Norman Stevens H. Earle Smith G. Lacy Butler W. K. Scotton Ruth Holsinger Clarence Roe Susie Seese H. Carroll Wm. Wrightson Wm. H. Eliman Edgar Wrightson Fourth District G. W. Poole Theodore Schmidt E. B. Blades C. W. Elzey Fifth District Robert K. Noble Thurston Jones Jeannette B. Smith F. QO. Hubbard O. W. Handy Audrey Brown Maude Trice Marie W. Cantner Arthur Holt C. J. Kern Willard Russell A. H. Holsinger W. L. DeFord Ira H. Samis John Allfather Walter Calloway Annie S. Thompson Tirzah M. Simons Beatrice Bowers Harry R. Klotz F. M. Stevenson J. H. Brumbaugh J. Boone Jarrell A. W. Saulsbury S. Frank Collins Ernest C. Collins Bernice Lawless Lyman Todd

Eastern Shore Republicans Convene at Salisbury

The Eastern Shore Republicans nominated W. Newton Jackson of Salisbury for State Comptroller by 53 county reps. Sen. L. B. Towers declined after repeated solicitations. A. Stengle Marine of Cambridge will oppose T. Alan Goldsborough. A committee will seek Jerome D. Jefferson’s withdrawal for Congress. E. Dale Adkins was named chairman. resolutions urge Eastern Shore as successor to Colonel Woodcock and call for regional district attorney representation.

W. Newton Jackson Salisbury L. B. Towers A. Stengle Marine Cambridge T. Alan Goldsborough Marion A. Humphreys Harry T. Phoebus Princess Anne Charles J. Butler Easton Jerome D. Jefferson Federalsburg Congress E. Dale Adkins Humphreys Mr. Butler Maryland United States Amos W. W. Woodcock Baltimore City Phillips Lee Goldsborough William P. Jackson Colonel Woodcock

Card of Thanks for Mrs. M. A. Cohee Family

The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness sympathy and floral tributes during the illness and death of their husband and father Mrs M A Cohee and children express gratitude to all who offered support

M. A. Cohee

Denton Floats Win Prizes At Matapeake Pageant In Rain

A crowd of over 10 000 braved a downpour at Matapeake for the opening of the Annapolis Matapeake ferry. Floats depicted Chesapeake industry and colonial history, led by Queen of the pageant and a gold prize of 650 dollars for the Centreville silver slipper float. The Nuttle and other local figures appeared in garden scenes as DeMolay and DeCourcy Thom judged.

Matapeake Annapolis van Lear Black Maryland Free State Navy Denton Fire Company State Conservation Commission King Neptune Jeff Davis American Legion Centreville Flowers Hillsboro Harry C. Flowers Queen Anne’s County Caroline Miss Addie Nuttle Kathleen Kathleen Moore Mary Mary Orme Herbert Julia Wilson Lady Hall Eliza Goldsborough Lady Everett Ruth Wheatley Frederick Calvert Baltimore Maryland Robert Eden Edenton Denton DeMolay Queenstown William Paca Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co Denton Fire Co Ridgely Greensboro Sadlersville M. L. Daiger de Courcy W. Thom E. A. Fitzpatrick Queen Anne’s

Harmony Harmony News Roundup of Local Calls and Visits

Harmony residents report callers and visits from Federalsburg Sharon Hill Camden Wilmington Bluefield and Washington D C. Notable notes include Miss Pearl Willis vacationing with the Willis family and the stork delivering a son to Mr and Mrs Earl Lard. The piece lists multiple relatives and neighbors visiting Harmony on Sunday and over the weekend.

Laura Dean Federalsburg Raymond Dean Sharon Hill Belle Dean Pearl Willis Western Shore W. P. Willis Todd Edward Patchett and Son Camden N. J Andrew Christopher Bluefield West Virginia John Christopher John T. Pyle Washington, D. C Carrie Dean Denton Harmony Cortland Baker Wilmington Stork Earl ‘Lard

Berlin Duo Wins At Ocean City Golf Course

In a Friday afternoon match on June 27 at Bell Mont Golf Course the Berlin team led by Jack Sanford and Dr. Mason defeated Salisbury's Lambert Craig and Franklin Hill. Sanford tied with Mason for scoring honors 36 39 765 while Berlin won 2 up with one to play.

Berlin Salisbury Jack Sanford Dr. Mason Salissbury Lambert Craig Franklin Hill Sanford Mason Bell Mont Golf Course Sanford Iis

Weekend Visits Across Counties Highlight Local Socials

Adams Cross Roads and nearby towns host a series of Sunday gatherings. Roland Melson family and Charlie Melson entourage spent the day at Tolchester, while Hennie Crolla and Fred Johnson visited R F Adams of Cambridge. Katie Spence and Edna Adams visited Walter Adams, and Alice Hastings from Bridgeville stayed with Bernice Adams. John Chaffinch hosted relatives from Pennsylvania. Louis Lockerman and son visited his father J W Tiley.

Roland Melson Charlie Melson Tolchester Hennie and Crolla Fred Johnson R. F. Adams Cambridge Katie Spence Edna Adams Walter Adams Alice Hastings Bridgeville Bernice Adams John Chaffinch Pennsylvania Louis Lockerman J. W. Tiley

Greensboros Miss Sipple Weds Kenneth Bostic in Chester

Miss Margaret Sipple daughter of Mr and Mrs Noble Sipple of Greensboro and Kenneth B Bost ic of Ingleside were married Saturday June 28 in Chester Pennsylvania The bride wore a white crepe de chine dress with hat and accessories to match and carried white roses Their attendants were Mr and Mrs Harry Dugan of Chester.

Margaret Sipple Noble Sipple Greensboro Kenneth B. Bostic Ingleside Chester Samuel Bickling Edward Dean William Johnson George Shanke Grasonville Ralph Pritchett Jacksie Ruth Jackson Bridgeville Marie Anderson Mary Jackson Edith West Cornelius Wilmington Jamii W. Va Mabel Rich Clayton Curry Huntington Lydia Dobson Hazel Hubbard Marcus Hook N. K. Swanwick C. M. Jones Betty Washington Virginia Luff John Luff Harvey Dunning Clayton Noah Walls Dover Norman Walls Noble Sipple and Son William H. Sipple Myrtie Pepper Baltimore

Enrolment Soars for Ministers Summer School at Washington College

The fourth annual session opens September 8 at Washington College Chestertown with the largest enrollment in the school’s history. The interdenominational program runs six days through September 13 offering morning courses on spiritual readership social life church psychology and community study and evening lectures on social hygiene rural religion and rural education. Noted scholars and church leaders from Methodist Episcopal and other denominations join the faculty and cooperating church bodies include the Board of Home Missions and several dioceses and conferences.

Washington College Paul E. Titsworth Chestertown Institution Chestertown Mark A. Dawber Boston University The Methodist Church Roy J. Colbert University of Wisconsin B. Frank Mountford Church Army Protestant Episcopal Church William R. King Home Missions Council E. Clarke Fontaine Maryland Valeria H. Parker American ‘Social Hygiene Association Board of Home Missions National Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church Maryland and Delaware Methodist Protestant Church Diocese of Easton Wilmington Delaware

Religious Notices and Visits Across Several States

Rev Harry Zeigler entertains his brother Warren Zeigler of Elgin Illinois Mrs Harold Fountain of Baltimore visits her mother Emma Jackson Rev Roy Tawes to preach on Sunday morning When We Get the Blues Rev B A Behrens topic True Worship Mrs Frank Seward and daughter Anne Frances visiting in Virginia Mr Homer Roe of Philadelphia visiting his father Ed Roe Mr and Mrs Lawrence Lynch spent last week in Washington Tilghman Rash Jr visiting grandparents in Chester Mr Carter Forrester on sick list this week

S. G. Nuttle Mildred B. Nuttle Martin C. Voss E.C Hallman Denton Methodist Episcopal Church Julia H. Wilson Willian U. Nuttle Kathryn Melora Lee Voss J. Stanley Cooley Norwood W. Voss Voss Voss Farm Denton Caroline High School T. Dukes Roe Ruth ‘A. Tricé Charles K. Evans J. Norman Pitts Charlotte Hignutt George Beck, Jr Lucille Wright Blades N. A. Durning Queen Anne Hill Seattle Gilbert Fremont Palmer Miss Blades Alva FP. Blades St. Helens Ore Owen C. Blades J. A. Wright Seaford Del Palmer University of Washington California Norman C. Straugha Edith Lois Donald Sites Yuma Arizona Valencia Avenue Burbank George H. Kispert Margery Lochearn Baltimore County Allen T. Russell Russell Anna Volz Joseph H. Vansant Philadelphia William B. Draper Baltimore Mary Rebecca Saulsbury Ridgely Vansant Harry A. Roe Caroline Blanch Croll Louise Norris Harry F. Knotts Queen Anne Joseph H. Johnson Milton Mary Emily Walls Eleanor Towers Louise Crousel Martha Goldsborough Rehoboth Carlton M. Short The New York Sun Estelle Ahearn Philadelphia, Are Visitors At the Home of Mr. Short’s Mother, Mrs. Dora S. Short Ira A. Dill Drexel Hill Saulsbury Sparks Mildred B Robert W. Downes Robert Josephine Downes Susan Saulsbury Winchester Sallie EB. Saulsbury Clara Deakyne New York Woman’s Home Missionary Society Methodist Church Harry Hemmons Norman Wilson Harry Swann Viola Jones Roy Tawes Ada Matthews M. W. Wiley Alice Bennington Franklin Stayer Ridgely High School East New Market Stayer Grace Beste Grace Mooney Wooters Ruth Trice Irma Nichols Parsons Dorothy Miller Esther Statum Kent Island Roy Tyawes Henry Wilkinson Watson Booker Roy Slaughter David Mitchell John Sautsbury Olan Porter Clarence Johnson Linsey Bahney William Marvel Maurice Dragoo Irvin Hevalow Annie Hevalow Willard Jones Ed. Morris Joe Snowberger Madeline Beatrice Bowers Corriumph Harry Klotz St. Gertrude’s Carlton Marvel James Swing F. P. Herr Mont Wiley William Davis Dorothy Porter Westcott Porter Mary Emma Pearl ‘Clark Tolchester Frank Flounders A. K. Roe Suffolk Ralph Roe Richmond Roland Todd Sarah Pippin Luther Mary Moore Marydel Robert Dean Charles I Book Ar Ocean City H. E. McBride Chesapeake City M. G. Meredith Ima Cooper Wilmington R. E. Smith Rawlings Annapolis E. C. Carter Exeter Eugene Kraemer Centreville Thompson Swing Jeanette Kelso Lynn Marietta Ohio J. P. Swing James, Jr Cambridge Ronald Lane Calvin Lynch Arthur Scully James Scully Walter Bennington Middletown Charles High Romley W. Va Richard Bowling James Dorothy Samis Herbert Jones Burton Wilkinson C. Blake Snow Hill Harry Zeigler Wilson Cahall Walter Mitchell Warren Zeigler Elgin Ill Harold Fountain Emma Jackson B. A. Behrens Frank Seward Anne Frances Virginia Homer Roe Ed. Roe Lawrence Lynch Washington Tilghman Rash, Jr Chester Carter Forrester

Caroline High School Sets Attendance Record Across County

June 13 marked school year end with 120 graduates from six high schools and 270 elementary completers. Attendance averaged over 90 percent across towns led by Denton Grammar and Federalsburg colored, with 229 pupils achieving perfect attendance.

Caroline High School Ridgely High Greensboro Federalsburg Denton Grammar Denton Goldsboro Henderson Hillsboro Andersontown Concord Smithson Burrsville Marydel Marvin Seeney Hertha Gooden Evelyn Gooden Mildred Carter Catherine Welch Monroe Walls Elbert Jarrell Helen DeWitt Ralph Fleming Moore’s Louise Quillen Charles Smith Marie Edwards Harold Haddick Edith Cartwright Harry Smith Katherine Thawley Bessie Langretl Emma May Wyatt Ruth Pinder Mary Nashold Mary Edwards Louise Dukes Anna Clark Henry Spiering John Luff Russell Dearner Fred Jarvis

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