Local Ads and Community Notices from Denton Area
Local notices advertise Iris roots at 50 cents a dozen by W N Nuttle Denton Md. Deals include a Genuine Frigidaire 1933 at 99.50 installed 10 down 5 per month by M K Newnan. Rentals offered in Denton and Ocean City Md rooms with running water near the boardwalk. Services announced at Liden Community Club House July 9 2 pm with Rev J W Krabill and special music. Mr Charles S Jackson of the Federal Land Bank will air radio talks on WBAL Baltimore starting June 28 for five weeks at 12 15. WCTU picnic at Brethren Church July 10 5 pm basket supper. Taylors Woods Camp Meeting July 9 23 with nightly services Rev Hubert T Spence and Dr W Herbert Burk obituary notes Dr Burk founder of Washington Memorial Chapel dies age 62 in Denton area rescue of Upshore Anderson and family from ferry incident. Del Mar Va Ministerial Union meeting July 10 Oak Orchard Sussex Delaware with picnic lunch. Dr Gilbert Wilcox Meade arrives to head Washington College succeeding Dr Paul E Titsworth.
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Effie L. Hignutt
Williston
Ocean City
Maryland
Board Walk
Dorchester Avenue
J. Irwin Harwood
Liden
J. W. Krabill
Charles S. Jackson
Federal Land Bank
WBAL
Baltimore
The
Brethren Church
Denton
Taylor’s Woods
Preston
Denton Road
Hubert T. Spence
Richmond
Van
W. Herbert Burk
Washington Memorial Chapel
Valley Forge
Caroline County
Anderson
Mary
Wicomico River
White Haven Wharf
Salisbury
Del-Mar-Va
Methodist Protestant Church
Virginia
Delaware
Oak Orchard
Sussex County
Dorsey K. Sturgis
Parksley
Emanuel Church
Philadelphia
Gilbert Wilcox Meade
Birmingham-Southern College
Birmingham
Ala
Washington College
Paul E. Titsworth
Chestertown
Titsworth
Alfred, N. Y
Two Centreville residents wed quietly at Methodist church
Miss Gladys Ethel Bishop and Mr. Marion B. Wilson of Centreville married at Centreville Methodist Church with Rev. Roy T. Thawley officiating. Bride wore her commencement dress and the couple will reside in Denton. Several out of town guests attended a later bridge party for the newlyweds. A busy social page lists engagements, visits, and summer events involving families from Centreville, Denton, Baltimore, Wilmington, and Philadelphia.
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Gladys Ethel Bishop
Marion B. Wilson
Centreville
Centreville Methodist Episcopal Church
Roy T. Thawley
Centrevile High School
Wright Garton
Harry Copeland
Helen Quinby
Zil
Wilmington
Louis Sneed
Heath D. Goldsborough
Baltimore
Frederick G. Madara
New York
Rochester Bryant
Pennsylvania
Ormund Andrew
Denton
S. Ira Arnold
Brethren Church of
Brethren Church
Frederick Bowdle
Kathleen M. Bowdle
Frederick Garland Madara
J. C. Madura
Ridgely
Cecil W. West
Hobbs
West
E. Paul
Philadelphia
Columbia University
Edward Bixler
Blue Ridge College
J. Henry Morgan
Freshman class to enroll as Choptank AU hosts club July 12
Choptank Alfred University trustees report a strong incoming freshman class. Prof Frank E Goodwin notes new students will join the fall term in September. A Fourth of July accident near Denton claimed 18 year old Elliott, son of Norman Elliott, drowning in the Choptank River after failing to swim to shore. Elliott’s body was recovered about an hour later. Mabel J Coffin of Jersey City died July 3 from heart disease. she was an alto soloist and Eastern Star member, survived by her husband and daughter Ellen Rose. Interment was in New York Bay cemetery.
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Alfred University
Frank E. Goodwin
College Fac
Community Ulty
College Park
William
Elliott
Norman Elliott
Hickman
Del
Pealiquor
Denton
Paul Smith
James
Smith
Pealiquer
Ace Lott
Henry R. Lewis
D. O. George
Amos Coffin
Caroline County
Jersey City
Mabel J
Coffin
Julius Frey
City
Eastern Star
Ellen Rose
New York Bay Cemetery
Quotations on Character and Mind From Varied Authors
A collection of aphorisms and reflections on virtue, method, honesty, gratitude, humility, and guidance. Attributed sayings include Longfellow Geoffrey Rhodes the Christian Science Monitor Sir Godfrey Collins and John Oxenham. Each line offers a concise moral or philosophical prompt for personal conduct and inner strength.
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Christian Science Monitor
Vacation Bible School closes at Ridgely Methodist Church
Harmony weekly Ridgely news notes the Daily Vacation Bible School closing exercises at the Ridgely Methodist Church last Sunday night. It records department participation, student attendance, and certificates for eight or more days, plus birthday gatherings and familial visits among local families.
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Joseph
Harold Hafer
August Koeneman
Funeral of Mrs Amos Coffin Becomes Town Event
Henderson Gough and Edward Coffin with Mrs George H Wilson of Denton attended the funeral in Jersey City for Mrs Amos Coffin who died suddenly last Monday. Counts of local social visits include guests from New York Philadelphia and Wilmington. Many residents are noted visiting relatives and attending services while town officials reshuffle posts and local families plan summer stays.
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Harry Gough
Edward ‘Coffin
George H. Wilson
Denton
Jersey City
Amos Coffin
S. S. James
New York City
Theodore Cartwright
Wilmington
L. A. Gooden
Evelyn Walls
Dover
Ruth Jones
Walter Schoppe
Nellie Cassidy
Philladelphia
J. B. Medford
Edwin
Smithville
Chas. Cartwright
Richardson Park
Harry Schoppe
Philadelphia
Albert Powell
Baltimore
Mildred Boyce
T. H. Gough
Susan Jones
Bessie Mitchell
Henry Gsel
Chestertown
Large corn stalk borer returns to lower Eastern Shore
Reported resurgence of the larger corn stalk borer on the lower Eastern Shore damaging sweet corn and field corn. Larvae feed on leaves and midribs, later boring stalks. moths emerge in spring to lay eggs on leaf undersides. Two generations yearly, with the last overwintering in stubble. Farmers urged to destroy stubble in late fall and experiments test calcium arsenate lime dust on small plants.
Williston Visitors and Local Social Notes
Williston residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend including Mrs J W Thawley and family in Miles River Neck, Mr and Mrs Calvin Simpson and Shirley, and Mrs O M Hignutt. Other guests included Merritt Wheatley and children from Oxford Valley, Pa, Mrs E E Wheeler and son from Baltimore, and Frank Howard of Pennsylvania. Church services were sparse with no morning worship at Willis ton Community Church. Dorothy Howard visits her grandmother Mrs W C Andrew. August Noote of New York visits Mrs Menrietta Frey. Mrs Price and daughter spent Monday at Rehoboth.
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J. W. Thawley
Calvin Simpson
Shirley
O. M. Hignutt
Wm. Shortell
Miles
River Neck
Merritt Wheatley
Merritt Junior
Little Deloris
Oxford Valley
Roland Wheatley
E. E. Wheeler
Wm. A. Wheeler
Baltimore
Uhler
Frank Howard
Pennsylvania
W. T. Love
Bennett Todd
W. C. Todd
Miss Minnie
Williston
Dorothy Howard
W. C. Andrew
August Noote
New York
Menrietta Frey
Price
Rehoboth
Federalsburg Obituaries and Notices Highlight Local Figures
Ada Elliott Chambers widow of longtime Federalsburg mayor dies at 78 from heart disease after a brief indigestion episode. Funeral at Union Methodist Episcopal Church with son Alonzo Elliott and surviving family listed. Also noted are the deaths of Charlotte Coulbourne and updates on church groups, a picnic plan by Leariantion, and two marriages in Federalsburg including Cassandra Prettyman to Louis Noble and Edith Towers to Charles Bramble.
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Ada Elliott Chambers
Thomas H. Chambers
Federalsburg
Ransom P. Nichols
Union Methodist Episcopal Church
Hillcrest Cemetery
Chambers
John Francis Elliott
Rhoda Elliott
Alonzo Elliott
Charlotte Coulbourne
Walton Coulbourne
Here
Medford Coulbourne
Merle Glessner
Henry Sargeant
Brooklyn
N. Y
Michael Miller
Adam W. Miller
Church of God
Hillcrest
Young Women’s Guild of the
Herman Still
James Carter
Harold Andrews
Helen Majors
Treas ‘Urer
Russell Hallowell
Learian
Edith Towers
Charles Edward Bramble
Williamsburg
Unity Methodist
Hurlock
Frank A. Holland
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Highlights Holiday Socials
Washington visitors and local families share Fourth of July gatherings. Horace Duffey and Charlain Eaton visit relatives. Katherine Skinner plans Chicago World's Fair trip with other teachers. Various trips, weddings, and hometown news detail departures, reunions, and engagements across Hillsboro and nearby towns.
Diggins and Friends Enjoy Fourth Across Counties
Baltimore and Easton guests including Mr and Mrs P M Diggins Mr and Mrs C Whiteley and sons Sonny and Allen Mr and Mrs R J Pachtet and families spent the Fourth with J B Patchett and with relatives at Cape Charles Bloxom Burrsville and Cordova Misses Catherine and Margaret Diggins spent time with cousins Minnie and Edith Patchett Mrs C W Towers Leon and Mrs L R Towers were guests of Baltimore friends recently
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Paul M. Diggins
Baltimore
Carlton Whiteley
Sonny and
Allen
Robert J. Patchtet
Easton
Melvin Patchett
Tilghman’s Island
Frederick Behrens
Julius Asche
Wilhelmina Behrens
Cordova
J. B. Patchett
C. W. Towers
A Portion Supper At Denton Methodist Church
A supper event will be held in the dining room of the Denton Methodist Protestant Church on Thursday July 13 beginning at 5 30 PM. Meals are two portions priced at five cents each to encourage community dining and avoid cooking at home.
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Denton Methodist Protestant Church
Funeral for Mrs Ida L Towns in Concord Church
Mrs Ida L Towns aged 66 wife of W H Towns died at her home near Concord last Saturday Funeral services were conducted Monday at Concord Church with Rev S L Hanby officiating Interment followed pallbearers included Walter Lord Frank Doerr Summers Carroll Harry Nuttle Harry Wheatley and Fred T Wright She was a daughter of the late William J William and longtime Caroline county resident She is survived by her husband a sister Mrs Edith Cole of Virginia and a brother Mr Clinton Williamson of Denton
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Ida L.towns
W. H. Towns
Concord
Concord Church
S. L. Hanby
Walter Lord
Frank Doerr
Summers Carroll
Harry Nuttle
Harry Wheatley
Fred T. Wright
Caroline County
Edith Cole
Virginia
Clinton Williamson
Denton
Bakeries plan loaf size cut in Baltimore
The nickel loaf of bread is abolished and the 7 cent and 10 cent loaves will be reduced in size by major Baltimore baking companies. Officials cite higher flour costs and upcoming Federal processing tax as reasons for the price level change. The Denton Volunteer Fire Company annual drive for Honorary Members begins July 1 to fund operations. Denton fishermen enjoyed good sport last Thursday with two parties catching over 600 fish. Moth proof bags offered at the Denton Journal Office.
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Baltimore
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
Denton
Burrsville Church Services and Social Notices
Burrsville schedules Sunday services with Wesley and White’s Sunday Schools, preaching times, and a 8 p.m. session. A second quarterly conference at Vesey Church is set for Saturday July 22 at 2:30 p.m. All members are urged to attend. The notice also lists local visitations and residents visiting relatives, plus several individuals staying or traveling from nearby towns.
Sixtieth anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. James Sabin
Mr. and Mrs. James Sabin of near Greensboro celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary on Monday July 3. Relatives from several towns joined in gifts and refreshments as the couple, both in fair health, marked the long union begun in 186? with their twelve children and a large extended family.
Preston Couple Marry in Westminster Church Ceremony
Miss Mary Elizabeth Douglas daughter of Mr and Mrs S E Douglas and George Clayton Graff of Washington were married Friday evening in Baker Chapel Western Maryland College. The Rev Dr Albert Norman Ward presided with Miss Isabel Douglas as maid of honor and John N Rockwood as best man. A reception followed at the Ward home. Graff and his wife will reside in Washington. Also noted is the marriage of Miss Sarah Bowen Reynolds to Frank E Kenner in Washington on July 1. The poem-like notices list assorted relatives and visits across Maryland and New York, with church services and local social activity mentioned.
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R. E. Fountain
Easton
Orrell Saulsbury
Alice Bennington
Alice
Robert Lee
Carlisle Bennington
Rehoboth
Keener Roe
Suffolk
Ralph Roe
Griffith Jones
Marcus Hook
Elias Jester
Centreville
George Cherry
William
Annie Turner
William Porter
Wilmington
Hilda Cherry
Mason's Branch
W. D. Short
Allegra
Cerita
Baltimore
Selby Smith
Thomas McCloud
Dorothy Lindemuth
Philadelphia
Margaret McCloud
James Lewis
Jefferson Hospital
Mary Elizabeth Douglas
S. E. Douglas
George Clayton Graff
Washington
Westminster
Baker Chapel
Western Maryland College
Albert Norman Ward
Isabel Douglas
John N. Rockwood
Ward
Ward. "Mr. and Mrs. Graff
Mary E. Reynolds
Sarah Bowen Reynolds
Frank E. Kenner
F. P. Reynolds
James Bartlett
Talbot County
Kelley
Aubrey B. Harris
Oxford
Jesse B. Harris Jr
Royal Oak
Preston Kelley
William T. Kelley Jr
Edith Noble
Wilbur C. Noble
Garnerville
N. Y
The
Hudson
George Fluharty
Norwood Fluharty
Charlie Whiteley
Celia Kelley
Church of the New Jerusalem
Josh
Epiphany Mission
Preston
Sadie Wilson
Bessie Wilson
Ridgely
Annie Flaharty
Community Tourists Visit Rounds of July Gatherings
A Clarkesville era social note lists visits and residence changes across families. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott resumed driving after illness. Teachers attend Oak Hill reunion near Clayton on July 4. Various relatives and friends from Towson Philadelphia Washington D C and Rehoboth share weekends and holidays with kin in Bridgetown Ridgely Chester Town Easton and Milford Del.
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Walter Elliott
Mits
Byrd
Thomas
Bridgetown
Elliott
E. S. Martin
Oak Hill School
Clayton
Carroll Elliott
Evans
Towson
Rehoboth
Edith Cartwright
Addie Williams
Betty Smith
Helen Lane
H. M. Waters
Virginia
Carl Larsen
J. S. Lapham
Buckholtz
Harry Saunders
Washington, D. C
Elbert Saunders
Roy Brown
Noble Shively
Sadie Shockley
Hill
Milford
Del
Mollie Diggans
Queen Anne
James Mullikin
Val Lewis
Bridgesville
W. J. Murphy
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the Local Department
W. N. Nuttle
M. K. Newnan
Journal Printing Office
Winifred Wilson
Barclay
John E. Wilson
Alda P. Whitby
T. Alan Goldsborough Jr
John W. Lord
University of Maryland
Julia H. Wilson
Teachers College
Westchester
Wm. Uhler
Anna Martez
Wm. Huber
Fannie Shields
Betty Willey
Greenwood
Paul
R. Kenney
VV. G. Wineland
Mt. Union
Dorothy Collier
B. F. Johnson
Edna 8. Green
Charlestown
Cecil County
T. Fred Johnson
Method
Geoffrey Rhodes
Godfrey Collins
John Oxenham
Louise Marine
Helen Todd
Evelyn Richards
Pauline Taylor
Audrey Lee Wright
Josephine Quidas
Edith Biscoe
Hazel Jes
Marie Todd
Dorothy MccConnell
Charles Louise McConnell
Mary Todd
Miriam A. Koenemann
Houston
Todd
Marie Jester
Francis Kreiger
August G. Koenemann
Mildred Todd
Florence Steenken
Marion
Jorie Worm
Elmer Jester
Herbert Koenemann
Fred Edwin Marine
John Thomas
Irvin Koenemann
Kreiger
Ray Todd
Lee Worm
Wil
Idiam Worm
Earl Worm
Willis Todd
Koenmann
Marvin Todd
William Mundt
Howard
Germany
Hanson Todd
Billy
Beatrice Bower
Norman Wright
Edgar Blades
el- Audrey Lee
Grayson
Wood Fleming
Carrie Fleming
Crisfield
Clarence Wright
Evelyn
Cannon
John Marine
Louise
Maurice
Roy Ivins
Claymont
N. B. Wright
Webster Todd
Alva Webster
Russell Morgan
Norman Todd
Henderson
Howard Flowers
Harry Hemmons
Harry Klotz
Carlton Marvel
Edwin Roop
Ralph Holland
Sadie Wothers
James I Sherwood
Irvin Sparklin
Earl Redden
the Plains
Roger R. Ringgold
Board of Town
Waterworks
Roland Fountain
Maplewood
N. J
J. M. Swing
Swing
Irma Nichols
Federaalsburg
Stanley Z. Bronner
Newark
Lorraine Swing
Molly Wilkinson
Norfolk
Henry Wilkinson
Caroline Sun
Ida Benderscheid
Ridgelyntes
Emmett Messenger
Prospect Park, Pa
A. W. Thompson
Walter Bennington
Hillsboro
Tuckahoe
Horace Duffey
Charles Jarrell
Charlain Eaton
F. E. Fleming
Laura Virginia
J. E. Hicks
Clifton Jr
Norma Hicks
Washington, D.C
Katherine Skinner
Catonsville
Chicago
Herbert Rice
Coudersport
Oscar Rice
Hazel Marie Halloran
Wm. Sherwood
Bill Jr
Swarthmore
Henry Fleming
Fleming
Frank Fleming
Chas. Jarirell
H. Timms
Kent Island
Howard Dodds
Charles Sibly
E. B. Davis
Elva Hazlewood
Lorin Lane
Kenneth Hicks
Norman Hicks
Miriam
Mildred Gale
Ocean Grove
Marie Comegys
G. B. Stewart
Eloise Morgan
F. T. Ridgeway
M. E
Science
South
W. C. Smith
Easton Cnuren
Walter Patton
Henry Morgan
Eloy
Oscar Briscoe
Eugenia
John Fearins
Mar- Morgan
Hopkins-Callacus Hook
William Fearhan
Jesse Fearins
M. E. Wilkinson
L. Hopkins Thomas
Ocean View
Wilkinson Ralph Hastings
L. H. Thomas
Lee H. Riehcreek
Reisterstown
Harry Kemp
Jake Morgan
Archie Smith
Helen Chairs
Florence Blades
W. Covington
St. Michaels
Jeanette Dise
F. N. Smith
Esther
Oron F. Smith
Cape Charles
Wilson Smith
Burton Smith
C. E. Abbott
Bridgeville
Sewell Abbott
Russell Hubbard
Easton Hospital
Richard Merriken
Manning Merriken
W. H. Lord
Sam Price
Louis Butler
R. J. Ashe
Mrs. W. HL Towns
Tha
Denton Journal
Burrsville
Wesley
White’s
Charles Wilson
Virginian
A. J. Russ Sell
Drexel Hill
Olaf Smith
G. L. Blades
Retha Needham
Elizabeth
N. C
Woodell
Lloyd Simmons
Vesey Church
Harvey Griffith
Chester
A. T. Garrett
Kenneth Cleaves
Georgetown
Enos
Cleaves
Paul Beauchamp
C. N. Fountain
Paul Collison
Harry Collison
A. J. Russell
Greensboro
James Sabin
Mr. Sabin
Wellsboro
Tioga County
Sabin
McVeytown
Huntington County
Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fairview Cemetery
Jennie Marksley
Houtzdale
E. L. Biddle
Cora Bastian
Orion George
Carmensburg
Archie Sabin
Cleveland
Ohio
George Sabin
Somerset
Edward Sabin
Columbus
Joseph Sabin
Shallman
Arthur Sabin
Apollo
Emory Sabin
Canton
Floyd Sabin
Sipes
Hughes’ Cross Road
Whiteleysburg
Felton
Harris
Freddie Dill
Smyrna
R. B. Rawlings
Blanche Todd
Lola Harris
Goldsborough
Russell Harris
Mildred Harris
Noble Harris
George Harris
Margaret Harris
Tene Harris
William Harris
S. N. Harris
Nora Pritchett
Camden
Elma Rickards
Charles Rickards
Jack Rutherford
Jakie Hughes
Indianapolis
J. R. Hughes
Hughes
Jakie
John Williams
Barnesboro
Joseph Rogers
W. J. White
Rogers
Aaron Breeding
Della Edwards
Linwood
Joseph Edwards
Thomas Hughes
Mervin
Geo. Edwards
Oscar Bernard
Josephine
Bernard
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Fred Tinley
Roland
John Nichols
Sarah Tinley
Elizabeth Christian
Medical School
University of Pennsylvania
Temple Smith
Charles F. Eaton
R. F. Eaton
W. B. Moore
Josephine Moore
Charles Wheatman
W. Thomas Thornton
Arthur Wheatman
John Wigglesworth
Roy Briggs
Elsie
Mary Briggs
Elmer Grimaldi
Christine Greenlee
Frank Dieterle
Utica
William Knaure
Charles Rich
Carl Lee Thornton
Kent General Hospital
Alvin Tribbitt
Ed. Thompson
Ingleside
Nelson Bishop
Hyland van Sant
Louise and
Adeline Pritchett
L. W. Taylor
Eleanor Coursey
Rehoboth Beach