Local events fill Denton week with fairs and notices
The Kent and Sussex Fair at Harrington runs from Tuesday July 24 through the week. Newnam becomes Denton Rotary Club president. A chest diseases clinic is set for July 11 in Denton Law Building. James Darling buys James Barber Shop, with Aberdeen linked to the former owner. Eastern Shore Public Service Co will occupy the former Walls store room by year’s start. Ring Lardner’s weekly column appears in The Journal. church talks announce Living For Today at Preston New Church, with August mid return. West’s new store space near completion for an up to date department store. Denton Volunteer Fire Co prizes for band at Centreville and Millington. Church of God camp meeting set July 27 to Aug 6 with Rev W F Chappel and Mrs Rachael Lord. Baby clinics slated for July 13 in Denton Health Center and Union Bethel A M E Church. County records show many marriage licenses in past 60 days, listing numerous locales. FLY-TOX ads promote mosquito protection. Sheriff Hadaway and Deputy arrest Mrs John Phillips near Lambson for liquor sale. bail set at 500 dollars. prior arrest uncovered a large still and mash. Frederic W Towns of Denton dies after strokes. services held. survivors listed. funeral at Concord cemetery.
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Harrington
M. K. Newnam
Denton Rotary Club
Law Building
Denton
Thomas Darling
James
Aberdeen
Eastern Shore Public Service Co
C. Leslie Walls
Ring Lardner
Journal
Preston
West
Denton Volunteer Fire Co
Centreville
Millington
Church of God
Elwood
Wright’s Woods
W. F. Chappel
Hamilton
Ohio
Rachael Lord
Philadelphia
Union Bethel A. M. E
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Baltimore
Caroline County
Bridgeville
Del
Milford
Easton
Viola
Seaford
Farmington
Lincoln City
Ruthsburg
Barclay, Md
Queen Anne
Richmond
Fairmount
Flytox
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex
J.thomas Hadaway
Lee
Chestertown
John Phillips
Lambson Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. DeWeese Carter
U. S
Kent County
Frederic W. Towns
Moses and
Adeline Bong Towns
Guildhall
Vermont
Maryland
Mr. Towns
Roxanna Stevens
Goatee
Sallie Stevens
Andersontown
Sallie Driggins
Howard Wright
Tuckahoe Nick
W. Rowe Towns
Concord
Leroy Longfellow
M. E. Wheatley
Concord Cemetery
Messrs
Isaac Fleetwood
Frank Richards
Walton Trice
Frank Griffin
William Donovan
Federalsburg
Main Street
Academy Avenue
John W. Hallowell
Federalsburg Fire Department
Del-Mar-Va
Woman’s Club
France
Hattie Bowdle
Charles Bowdle
Reliance Avenue
Cambridge Hospital
Reliance Methodist Protestant Church
Douglass Galloway
T. S. Tull
Frank Lord
South Main Street
North Main Street
Mr. Lord
Mary Carson
West Central Avenue
Bridge
Miriam Stowell
Eleanor Noble
Adelia Jefferson
Frances Hackett
Evelyn Covey
Helen Kemp
Mary Kemp
Elizabeth Spicer
Katherine Noble
Ruth Jefferson
Mesdames Ra
Walter Wright
Albert Noble
Nichols District
Buena Vista Avenue
Sadie Davis
Martha Davis
Maryland University Hospital
Howard Nichols
Atlantic City
N. J
Russell Carroll
H. M. Carroll
Federal Hill
Harry Gambrill
Darby
Leslie Davis
Germantown
Lelia Cox
Bloomingdale Hill
John Richards
Edward Williams
Wedding Bells Ring at Denton Church of the Brethren
A wedding at Denton Church of the Brethren united Miss Esther Kitchen and Earl Seymour Rouser at high noon. Rev. J. W. Krabill presided as attendants, with Mrs. Robert Voshell maid of honor and Mr. Robert Voshell best man. The couple departed for Chester to begin their new life together.
Enigma Self Praise Bearing the burden of youth
A cryptic puzzle exposes clues for words defined by numbered codes. Each line maps to a common term or phrase, including a girl's name, pronoun, and verbs. The final noted answer states bearing the burden of the younger generation is not a kindness.
Social News Of Hickman And Nearby Community
Mrs T A Cleaves and Miss Mollie Cleaves of Hickman along with Mrs Bell Tovey of Philadelphia visited Mrs Lena Bullock on Tuesday. The local school patrons held a grove gathering Saturday afternoon with a pleasant time. Elon Wright hosted guests including Mr and Mrs James Cannon of near Denton, and Lena Bullock with Elizabeth Masten on Sunday. Residents enjoy bathing at Robinsons Beach near Smithville.
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T. A. Cleaves
Mollie Cleaves
Hickman
Bell. Tovey
Phildelphia
Lena Bullock
Louise Cohee
Grove
Elon Wright
James Cannon
Denton
Elizabeth Masten
Robinson’s Beach
Smithville
Local Social Roundup in Smithville area
Smithville and nearby towns hosted families this Sunday with visits among Wrights, Merediths, Thomases, Parks, and Robisons. Guests included Edward Wright and Harriett Ann. Earl Packer and Smith. A W Miller and family. and Raymond Meredith and Alvin. Local events feature carnivals in Bridgeville Greensboro Harrington and a Ladies Aid gathering.
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Notes Local Events
The paper catalogs social visits and movements in Ridgely and surrounding areas. Attendees at the Sunday School convention in Denton include Rev. J. C. Glessner and many locals. John Davis married Bettie Smith in Newark on June 23 and will live in Williamsport. Various families host guests, attend lectures, and plan travels to Rehoboth, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles World Sunday School convention. Public events include a Ridgely lawn fete and church services with upcoming missions and Children’s Day.
Poultry Specialist to Speak at Denton Educational Meeting
A poultry educational meeting is set for Monday July 9 at 8 p.m. in the Court House Denton under the Extension Service. Guest speaker Walter B. Krueck formerly of Purdue University will share practical methods and cost effective ideas drawn from his farming and extension work in Wisconsin Indiana and Tippecanoe County.
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Court Mouse
Denton
S P
Extension Service
Walter B. Krueck
Purdue University
Krueck
Milwaukee County
Wiscasin
University of Wisconsin
Indiana
Tippecanoe County
Bethlehem Social and Family Notices Highlight Local Week
Miss Myra Christopher, a Towson student, visits Bethlehem with family. Cousins Dorothy Burkett and Elizabeth Christopher join later as plans unfold for a July 13 social and a play A Pull-Back. Various local families visit Baltimore and Lewes and keep up with summer visits, church group meetings, and outings at Rehoboth Beach.
Minister's Son Drowns In Wye Mills Mill Pond
Louis McClintock an 18 year old son of Rev and Mrs W L McClintock drowned while bathing in Wye Mills mill pond after an inner tube burst during a row boat incident. An accompanying 10 year old boy raised the alarm, searchers found the body two hours later. He was a Centreville High School junior and a member of Company K Maryland National Guard. He is survived by a sister Doris. The family were known in Caroline county where Rev McClintock formerly pastored Henderson M E Church.
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Wye Mills Mill Pond
Louis McClintock
W. L. McClintock
Henderson
McClintock
W. H. Fisher
Centreville
W. H. Henry
Stevensville
Doris McClintock
Ife
Company K
Maryland National Guard
Caroline County
Henderson M. E
Taylor's Woods Tabernacle hosts nightly services starting July 12
Beginning Thursday night July 12 and continuing over three Sundays there will be services every night and all day Sundays at Taylor's Woods Tabernacle. Rev M M Sack lett of Connell at Ohio will preach assisted by others. Come and bring your friends, writes Rev Chas A Nordberg yustor. Subscribe for The Journal and get all the news all the time.
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Taylor's Woods Tabernacle
M. M. Sacklett
Conneiut
Ohio
Chas
A. Nordberg
Yustor
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter
Mr and Mrs Elwood Fleming and daughter and Mr J BR MacSorley motor to Camp Rodney North east Md last Sunday Roe MacSor ley Jr is spending his vacation there Mrs W Fr Dickinson her nephew Leroy Saulsbury of Nebraska who is spending some time with her and Mrs Robby Hackett spent Monday in Baltierce Mr and Mrs Marion B Sherwood and daughter Margaret and Mrs M G Bryan of Delmar were recent guests of Mr and Mrs BE T Sparklin Mr and Mrs T Sparklin Mrs Emma Beauchamp and Mrs H L Jump called on Milford friends last Sunday Mr and Mrs I D Knotts and family of Chestertown spent last Sun day with Mr and Mrs S N Smith Miss Lulu Beaven of Philadelphia spent the week end with her mother Mrs Florence Beaven Mrs I M Thompson Mrs J N Clark and Mrs 2 B Thompson were in Dover on Sunday Miss Roberta Rowe William Thompson and Doc Rower were Frappe visitors on Sunday Miss Mary Virginia Sherwood is visiting her cousin Miss Margaret Sherwood of Delmar Mass Annie Longnecker of Easton was a week end guest of Mr and Mrs Co R Hicks Mrs James Sherwood and son William have returned from a motor trip to Pittsburgh Mr C IR EEicks made a business trip to Philadelphia and Baltimore last week Mrs Nettie Lee of Boonsboro is visiting her sister Mrs Florence Beaven Miss Nancy Jane Kline is spending this week with Miss Mary Lillian Knotts Mr and Mrs Ralph Townsend have returned from a visit in Easton.
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Denton Church of the Brethern
Esther Kitchen
Steward Kitchen
West Denton
Earl Seymour Rouser
Chester
J. W. Krabill
Robert Voshell
Miss Kitchen
Rouser
Oscar Hugh Clark
Upper Darby High School
Druid Hill
Denton
Virginian Beach
Pennsylvania State College
James FitzGibbon
Washington, D. C
FitzGibbon
Nettie Price Hobbs
Philadelphia
Mary Price Mellard
Jedburg
S. C
S. M. Anderson
Second Street
Emma Marie Willis
Faith Burkett
Elizabeth Martin
Emory Grove
Baltimore
J. Kemp Stevens
Caroline County
New York University
Albert Reising
Paul
Washington
R. H. White
Margaret Rathell
Rocky Pond
Lake George
H. C. Wild
Buffalo
N. Y
W. H. Young
Louise Downes
Mary Carter McKim
Long Island
Hessie Redden
R. V. Meyer
Boston
Wm. D. Uhler
Joseph
Edward LeCompte
Vienna
R. N. Hitchens
M. K. Newnam
W. B. Deen
Shriners
Mary Ann Gibson
Corsicana
Texas
C. A. Pentz
R. Earle Fisher
Eliza Hall Goldsborough
Camp Glenrochie
Abbington
Louise Gray
Bridge
Paul Horsey
Wilmington
H. S. Horsey
Philip W. Downes, Jr
Detroit
Mich
J. C. Glessner
Billie Raleigh
Rufus King
Lee Mitchell
Andrew Mitchell
Clifton Crouse
J. J. Ivison
Harry Hemmons
Wallace Clark
Emma Gueessford
Elsie Matthews
Anna Frances Seward
Nellie Briscoe
Edna Detwiler
Anna King
Charlotte Kibler
Donald
Buster) Davis
J. D. Davis
Newark
N. J
Bettie Smith
Williamsport
Davis
Pennsylvania Light and Powerompany
I. T. Saulsbury
T. W. Jones
Fred Flounders
D. M. Swing
Rehoboth
Irving Jones
Temple Smith
Greensboro
Katherine Stone
Jessie Cox
Alice Wheatley
Charles Fleckenstein
Henry
George
Charles
Margaret
I. N.H. Behuma
Virginia
Church of the Brethren
Palestine
Sara Pippin
Luther
Annie Hevalow
Mary Moore
Maryded
Mahan
Henderson
Lewis Lane
Edgar
Irvin
Thomas Cooper
Joyce
Roland Fountain
Bloomfield
God
Dudley Price
Linwood
Elizabeth Hammond
Charles Hammond
Harvey Holsinger
H. L. Watson
Uesday
Della Turner
Dover
James Smith
Missouri
Will Smith
Ed. Roe
Roland Todd
Leroy Holmes
Easton
J. F. Elliott
Albert Elliott
Frank Flounders
George Slaughter
Harry Robinson
Hardy
Henry Wilkinson
T. L
Ocean City
Norman Parrott
Marcus Hook
Ambrose Taylor
Ridgely
Roy Walls
Julia Walls
Ida Dyer
Hansen Dashiell
Chestertown
Roger Ringgold
Collins Madara
Reading
James Neff
Oak Lane
Herbert Keeneman
Maud Diefenderfer
Friedel
John Starkey
Elwood Fleming
J. BR. MacSorley
Camp Rodney
Northeast
Roe MacSorley, Jr
W. Fr. Dickinson
Leroy Saulsbury
Nebraska
Robly Hackett
Baltierce
Marion B. Sherwood
M. G. Bryan
Delmar
Florence Beaven
I. M. Thompson
J. N. Clark
B. Thompson
Roberta Rowe
William Thompson
Doc Rower
Mary Virginia Sherwood
Margaret Sherwood
Mass
Annie Longnecker
Co. R. Hicks
James Sherwood
William
Pittsburgh
C. IR. Eeicks
Nettie Lee
Boonsboro
Florence, Beaven
Nancy Jane Kline
Mary Lillian Knotts
Ralph Townsend
Harold Scarborough
Girdletree
Silver Beach
Joe Harris
Edward Glass
South Orange
New Jersey
S. E. Douglas
James Douglas
Ruth
Reese Dean
William Noble
John W. Payne
T. L. Trice
Eleanor
New York
H. M. Hollis
Alva Lee
Jack Arthurs
Youngstown
Ohio
Raymond Payne
Federalsburg
J. J. Garris
Katherine Cox
Jerome Cox
Hyattsville
Virginian Fooks
Peggy Weisner
Ta‘coma Park
Clayton Taylor
Marie
Hooper Parrott
R. H. Gault
Atlantic City
Martha Noble
William Wrightson
Mt. Airey
Mary Jane Webb
Fulton Noble
W. J. Dean
Preston
A. F. Sisk
Virginia Fooks
Erna G. Courson
Cambridge
J. M. Parker
Birthday party and town mourns over drowning tragedy
Eleanor Flowers marked her ninth birthday with a small party including Aileen Barton Helen Chairs Betty Eleanor Florence Moore Jean Whitehurst and Elaine Murphy. Later the town learned of Lewis McClintock of Wye Mills drowning in a mill pond. Rev and Mrs McClintock receive community sympathy as Mrs Mollie Wilkinson returns home from visits in Denton Ridgely and Ocean View.
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Eleanor Flowers
Aileen Barton
Helen Chairs
Betty
Eleanor
Florence Moore
Jean Whitehurst
Elaine Murphy
Lewis McClintock
Wye Mills
McClintock
Mollie Wilkinson
Keplar Barnette
Denton and
Ridgely
Ocean View
Barnette
E. B. Lightner
R. H. Montgomery
Jane Stayton
Euston
Rev. Cummings
Baltimore
St. Paul's Church
Edith Richards
Murphy
Washington
Ella Rickards
E. S. Blades
Harrison
Sherwood
Emmon Short
Clifford Cortelyou
Philadelphia
Violet
Peggy Gibson
Archie Purse
Seaford
Elsie Skinner
Bridgeville
Del
Jessie Knotts
Queenstown
Orphans' Court Sessions Probate Actions In Caroline County
The Caroline county Orphans Court met on Tuesday July 3 with Judges West Harper and Shawn. Will of William E Cox admitted to probate. Renunciations and admin appointments filed for multiple estates. Bond approvals, creditor notices, and appraisers named. Inventory accounts and sales listed for several estates with further hearings set for July 10.
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Caroline County
West
Harper
Shawn
William E. Cox
Lelia J. Cox
Edward E. Nuttle
C. T. A. Bond
Harry W. Davis
Leonard I. Covey
Rachel Lowrey
Orlando J. Redden
Isaac L. Dukes
Marion L. Beck
Alverta Webb
Charles E. Webb
Annie Nagel
Rudolph Nagel
Ella H. Whitely
Charles A. Whitely
Elizabeth BE. Kemp
Thomas
Kemp
Lulu R. Dill
Leon Dil
County Commissioners reduce tax rate for 1928
The county sets 1928 tax rate at 1.65 per 100 for county and 2.546 per 100 for state, a five cent cut from 1927. The detailed levy lists amounts for State's Attorney, fees, county offices, courts, schools, roads, and bonds. Alongside, local Preston notes recount a busy weekend of visits, games, and residents traveling or hosting relatives.
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Board of Health
Court House
Circuit Court
Treas
Greensboro
H.D
Denton
Federalsburg
Easton Hospital
Cambridge Hospital
Unity Women's Club June meeting in Burrsville
The Unity Women's Club held its June meeting on June 29 with few members present due to the busy season. Several visitors from Frederica Millington and Philadelphia area joined activities and family visits continued through the Fourth of July.
Choptank Club Delighted by Short Course Reports at Bethleham
Choptank Twentieth Century Community Club enjoyed a lively gathering at the Community House in Bethlehem on the 27th. Mrs Ful ton Noble and other delegates presented Short Course reports from College Park. A Colonial Party highlight featured a 100-year-old dress worn by Mrs F H Thomas. The next all-day meeting is set for the 11th in the Chop tank club room with lunch and an hour of discussion.
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Bethlehem
College Park
Fulton Noble
Preston Club
F. H. Thomas
D. M. Cheezum
John Hopkins
Choptank
Poplar Neck News Highlights Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Henry Cheezum hosted guests from Cambridge including Mr and Mrs G C Shores and children and Miss Annie Sapers. Several Cambridges and Denton visitors stayed with Cheezums. Mrs Roland Chambers shows improvement after hospital operation. The community plans a new coat of paint for the Sunday School House as farmers report active wheat cutting.
Biggest Canoe Race Ever Filmed in Rose Marie
The greatest canoe race ever filmed is produced for Rose Marie the film version of the famous musical. It showcases over 250 bitchbark canoes shipped from Canada to California for an early sequence of trappers returning to the fur post. Joan Crawford and James Murray star with Lucien Hubbard producing for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
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Rose-Marie
New
Dover Opera House
Canada
California
Canadian North Woods
Joan Crawford
James Murray
In Memoriam for Mary Newlee Hutson
In loving remembrance of daughter Mary Newlee Hutson who died July 4 1917 at age eleven. Her mother Emma Newlee recalls a sweet child upright and faithful and a home now vacant as she muses on heaven and reunion beyond.
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Mary
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