Denton Maryland Classifieds and Local News Highlights
A Denton Maryland page lists sales ads for seed buckwheat, furniture, a 1928 Chevrolet, tractors, and farm implements from Nuttle Milling and surrounding merchants. Community items note the National Guard camp start, Red Cross swimming instruction at Garland Lake, local ball results, and a long roster of personal notices and social events around July including weddings, travel plans, and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuttle Lumber & Coal Co
Nuttle Milling Company
Denton
Market St
6Th
Everngam
Tom Rathell
D. Ralph Horsey
Chevrolet Car
P. O
McCormick-Deering
McC
McCormick- Deering
R. H. Stafford & Son
Burrsville
National Guard
Camp Ritchie
Cascade
Baltimore
Caroline
American Red Cross
Garland Lake
Red Cross
Joe Parker
Calvert Merriken
Whiteleysburg
William Neal
Denton Boys
Neal
Merriken
United Democratic Women's Clubs
Eastern Shore
Hotel Atlantic
Ocean City
Maryland
Stella Aiken
Ass’t
United States
Harry H. Rieck
Preston
Wayne A. Cawley
J. Frank Lane
Goldsboro
Layman J. Redden
John K. Lynch
Ridgely
Thos. L. Trice Jr
Dawson O. George
Clara W. Whitby
Elmer T. Orme
Annie F
Willoughby Nowell
M. S. Andrews
Denton M. E. Church
Reed
Mount Alto Hospital
Washington
John F
Zella E. Reed
Washingtton
Josephine Kessel Reed
Adams
Mass
Roland Reed
Rudolph Martin Tismar
Gilpin’s Point
Here
Philip Wright
Tismar
Amny Tismar
Chicago
Maritime Customs Bureau
Philadelphia
Anna Weller
Stella Griffenberg
Ernest Tismar
Rudolph Tismar, Jr
Katherine Steenken
Dorothy Allen
Near
Charles Tismar
Evansville
Ind
Nagle Moore announce December North Philadelphia marriage
Mr James W Nagle of North Philadelphia and Mrs Helen E Moore recently announced their marriage which occurred last December at Pottstown Pa. Mrs Nagle worked at Swarthmore College for five years and Mr Nagle has been a salesman for John Felin Co of North Philadelphia for nine years. The couple will live in North Philadelphia after Mrs Nagles son Allan recovers from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Nagle
North Philadelphia
Helen E. Moore
Pottstown
Nagle
Swarthmore College
John Felin & Co
L. C. Randall
Centreville
H. H. Schauer
J. H. Dandy
Christian Endeavor
W. G. Holbrook
Stevensville
P. M. R. Schauer
Woodrow Wilson
China Grove
N. C
Richard Merriken
Baltimore
Manning Merriken
Homer Rice
Wilmington
John Spencer
Harley Willoughby
Pennsylvania
Burt Smith
Betty Somers
East Orange
N. J
Wilson Smith
F. N. Smith
Esther
Sue
Rehoboth
W. L. Jump
T. H. Towers
Wm. Reynolds
Philadelphia
H. V. Noble
Personal notices of weddings and departures in Denton area
Mrs. Wm. D. Uhler returns from Baltimore after attending her nephew Wm. Uhler Wheeler and Miss Virginia Lang's wedding. Neva M. Barwick weds Clyde R. Bell at Denton with Wilmer Johnson as witness. E Theodore Orme to move to Cascade Montana with family. Mrs. Ella Crouse Reed to vacation at home. Genevieve Marsh visiting near town with J. A. Seese family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. D. Uhler
Baltimore
Wm. Uhler Wheeler
Virginia Lang
Charles Lang
E. E. Wheeler
Captain Wheeler
Capt
C. C. Wheeler
Hillsboro
Wheeler
Choptank
Tuckshoe
B. G. Stevens
Williston
Neva M. Barwick
Clyde R. Bell
J. W. Krabill
Denton
Wilmer Johnson
John Barwick
Russell Bell
Mr. Bell
E. Theodore Orme
The
Peoples Bank
Orme
Betty Jo
Cascade
Montana
Church Notices Summary of July 10 Services Denton
Denton churches announce Sunday July 10 services across several denominations. M P Church mids tomorow themes Religion and Health and Faithfulness Rewarded. Williston Community Church 9 am Birth of a Nation. New Jerusalem Preston 11 am The Call of the Voice Divine. Greensboro Church of Christ 11 am Bible study and communion. Catholic Masses Denton 8 am St Elizabeth 7:16 confessions St Benedict Ridgely 9:80 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Greensboro
Denton and
Ridgely
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Denton
St. Benedict’s Church
Weekly Ridgely Rec Association Appoints Committees
At a July meeting of the Recreation Association Ridgely committees were named for House Grounds and Finance. The Ladies' Aid met at the church house with penny a meal barrels yielding about forty dollars for recent improvements. Numerous visits, weddings, trips, and social events are noted among Ridgely residents and guests including Pendleton, Gates, Ringgold, and Stayer families. A community rummage sale is planned for July 9 and 16 in the Smith block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Recreation Association
House
Edward Bowman
Bowman
Edna M. Detwiler
Earl Hutchinson
M. Viola Jones
Mary E. Laird
T. W. Jones
R. R. Lane
Elsie Matthews
Grounds
Margaret Swing
Thomas E. Gaitley
J. K. Snowberger
William Richards
A. S. Thompson
Alice Bennington
H. C. Bennington
Edmund Pendleton
York
T. C. Cahall
Della Pendleton
H. B. Laird
Edmond Pendleton
Carolyn
Thomas
James E. Gates
Clemton
Franklin Stayer
Baltimore
Lancaster
Stayer
Evans
Lansing Clark Bennington
Carlisle Bennington
Elizabeth Andre
Cordova
Milton Andrews
Denton
Charles
Rehoboth
Maude Hemmons
Carl Bochell
Mary
Adele
Buddy Stephens
S. T. Saulsbury
Keene
Hanover
Gettysburg
Mulford Swing
Charlotte Temple
Miller
Washington
Fifer Hospital
George Walker
Williams
Harrison Holsinger
Frank Samis
Fred Vosheil
Levi Voshell
Easton
H. E. Parker
East New Market
Fifer
Page Jones
Maude Sleek
Cambridge
H. E. Koenemann
Fred Koenemann
Eddystone
Elizabeth Wilson
Newport
Harry Lobb
Rolla
Springfield
Ernest Jones
Smith Block
Alice Pendleton
Ridgely
Europe
Virgie Sparks
Leonard Sparks
Philadelphia
Burton Wilkinson
Annie Wilkinson
Tolchester
Larry Abbott
Upper Darby
E. F. Pearsaul
Alice Wilson
County Nurses’ Board
Katherine Booker
Walter
Chambersburg
Morton Holsinger
Prospect Park
Paul Holsinger
A. W. Saulsbury
Maple Avenue
Mary Laird
Esther Hollingsworth
Easton, Hospital
J. M. Swing
Stanley Zweckbronner
Chatham
Isabelle Wyatt
Regular meetings of community clubs detailed in July notes
The Federal Community Club met Friday July 1 at the clubhouse with songs and prayers. Eleven members attended. no minutes due to missing secretary. Sunshine fund gains and visits noted. College Park delegate Mrs Harold Dew shared lectures. Furmans Grove Homemakers met Tuesday at Mrs James Stack with seventeen members, two visitors. events include book reviews, trip reports, an annual picnic planned for Bookers Wharf in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Federal Community Club
St. Marys
Sunshine Committee
Melvin Trice
Ways and Means Committee
College Park
Harold Dew
Oscar Alford
Furmans Grove Homemakers Club
James Stack
Edna Detwiler
Mulberry Square
Lida Larrimore
Harry Dodd
Homer Hutchinson
Vernon Baker
Auto Deaths Less Than Last Year Reported
The Safety Department of the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles shows for the first six months of this year ninety two fewer deaths than 1987, a thirty five percent drop. June alone had twenty five fewer deaths than June 1937, eight pedestrians died last month including three children playing in the roadway. Most fatalities were on clear dry roads with passenger cars leading, operator speed cited, and Baltimore City recording three deaths while counties total twenty three. Walter R. Rudy, Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety Department of the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Baltimore City
Walter R. Rudy
Social notes of Bethelhem and surrounding towns
Smithson reports visits by J E Brodes and A R Willoughby family members from Bethlehem Baltimore and Philadelphia. Borough guests include Charlie Perry with daughter Aileen, Truitts in Cannons Del and May Louise Isner with siblings at Longwoods. Visitors from Wilmington Chester Greensboro Goldsboro Salisbury and Baltimore are listed with relatives and weekend stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Brodes
Bethlehem
J. A. Bryan
Porter
Baltimore
A. R. Willoughby
Charlie Perry
Aileen
Bokmiller
Hilton Watts
Little Son
Philadelphia
Fred Quidas
Harvey Patrick
Laurel, del
Hillsboro Queen Anne Supper Guests Busy Fourth
A local social column notes gatherings from Hillsboro to Ocean City. Families such as Beaven, Beaven, Fleming, Hicks, Blades, Stenger and Holland visit, host, or dine with relatives and friends over the Fourth. Frances Strickland returns from Philadelphia after surgery. veterans reunion at Gettysburg. various trips to Rehoboth and Baltimore highlight a busy holiday weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Francis Beaven
H. Lay Beaven
Vernon Good
Elizabethtown
Ruth Harding
Passaic
N. J
J. R. Holland
Sadie Wothers
Washington
Winchester
Virginia
Edgar Blades
Mildred Stenger
Brown Thawley
Milford
Del
Chas. Jarrell
Jos
Eaton
Oscar Clark
Denton
Rehoboth
Elizabeth Evans
Gettysburg
Charlanne
Elinor
Baltimore
Queen Anne Socials Share Weekend Visits and Travels
Miss Dorothy Jump entertained Betty and Sara Eley Eloise and Earl Morgan Lloyd Jr and Tommy Fleming at a Friday party. Guests included Rev and Mrs J M York and visitors Harvey Clymer of Prospect Park Pa and Harry J Miller of Washington en route to Hebron. Families from Wilmington Finksburg Baltimore and Pittsburg spent holidays with relatives. Eloise Morgan leaves Tuesday for Camp Wright for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felton
Del
Essie
Marie Johnson
W. T. Johnson
E. Aldridge Pepper
Denton
Everett Pepper
Mr. Pepper
W. F. Schmidt
S. D. A. Church of
Dover
Det
Wilson Johnson
Evelyn Johnson
Pepper
Oron F. Smith
West
Greater University Tours of
Chicago
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Boulder Dam
Grand Canyon
California
Mexico
Hollywood
Yosemite National Park
Catalina Island
Vancouver
Canada
Seattle
Mount Rainier
Yellowstone Park
Mount Rushmore
Jonathan L. Hughes and
Jonathan
Harry
Vermont
Clarence F. Davis
Brooklyn
N. Y
City
New England
Rupert
Davis
Clara Skirven
Riverdale Park
Indian River
Harrison Young
Theodore Schmick
Preston
Mary Killgallen
Philadelphia
J. C. Ward
Elizabeth Satterfield
Malcolm Melvin
New York
Scandinavia
Marstrand
Skerries
Sweden
Melvin
T. S. Arne Frodi
Gothenburg
Melvin Bennington
Washington
Loretta Barcus
Wesley Reese George
Rehoboth Beach
Lillian Coverdale
Harwood George
Walter George
E. Paul Knotts
Rehoboth Cottage
Henry J. Meussen
Garden City
S. 1
Betty Jane
Henry Jr
Joan
J. Bennett
Rockdale
Geo. M. Christie
Catonsville
J. Kemp Stevens
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Kathryn and
Malora Voss
N. W. Voss
Wilmington
Anna Voss
C. Grant Cleaver
Charlotte
Priscilla Cleaver
Richmond Hill
Wilbert Callaway
Christian Comrades’ Bible
Concord
M. E
Nora Vanscoy
Seldon C. Watters
Keith Percival
Vineland
N. J
Fannie Shields
Helen Wheeler
Eva
Catherine Hildebrandt
Baltimore
Wilbert L. Merrikken
Phyllis
Frances Alburger
A. J. B. Tait
Yonkera
Market Street
Fifth
Marianne Wyatt
New York City
Thos. H. Wyatt
Near Town
George Herbert Wilson
G. H. Wilson
Harriet Burns
Stuart Kingston
Robert Moore
J. Virgil Moore
Easton Hospital
H. E. Uhrig
Joe
Reading
Elizabeth E. Pippin
P. Roland Fisher
Hilda Cade
Millis
Mass
Wm. A. Smith
Elmer Smyers
Jimmy Merriken
Dorothy Jump
Betty
Sara Eley
Eloise
Earl Howard Morgan
Lloyd Jr
Tommy Fleming
J. M. York
Harvey Clymer
Prospect Park
Harry J. Miller
Hebron
John Shively
Geo. Shower
Finksburg
Mary Diggans
Della Mullikin
Byron Barton Sr
Byron Barton Jr
Charlie Smallwood
Juanita Howard
Sara Hollister
Young People’s Society of
Penn’s Grove
Oscar Briscoe
James Briscoe
Salisbury
Keplar Barnette
Detroit
Mich
Barnette
S. T. Culver
Jake Morgan
Bernard Messix
Billy
Virginia
Eloise Morgan
Camp Wright
T. A. Montague
Chas. Cartwright
Richardson Park
Katherine
George Montague
Ethel Case
Evelyn and
Marguerite
Martha Case
Robert Clough
Pearl Jones
Joseph Satterfield
Wm. Seward
Ellen
Marcus Hook
Elizabeth Medford
J. B. Medford
H. C. Cooper
New England States
Everett Clayville
Nathan Walls
Ridgely
W. N. Walls
Edward Bright
Thomas and
Fletcher Bright
Anna Hemp
Jersey City
Lewis Shelton
Sadlersville
Dora Melvin
W. F. Clark
Cape Charles
Nora Edge
Susan Jones
Farnhurst
Kelso Gilbert
Miss Julia M. Kelley Dies at 80 in Easton
Miss Julia M. Kelley, 80, a famed Preston figure and longtime Caroline teacher, died after a ten day illness at Emergency Hospital Easton. Funeral services were held at the Friends Meeting House with burial beside the cemetery. Survivors include nephews Noble W. Kelley William Kelley of Preston William S. Kelley of Baltimore Russell W. Kelley of Choptank and niece Mrs. Harry Bradley of Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Julia M. Kelley
Easton
Miss Kelley
Caroline
Friends Meeting House
W. E. Brown
C. Fulton Noble
E. Lloyd Fooks
Ira Turner
Harry Whiteley
Fred Collins
J. Springle Kelley
Noble W. Kelley
William Kelley
William S. Kelley
Baltimore
Russell W. Kelley
Choptank
Harry Bradley
Country hams shoulders and aide meat for sale
L E Hinderer of Denton Maryland advertises country hams shoulders and other meats for sale. A brief local classified notice indicating available meats from a merchant in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Hinderer
Den‘ton
Prestonians on Rehoboth boardwalk over weekend
A crowd including Mr and Mrs Raymond Poole and son Billy and many other locals gathered on Rehoboth boardwalk. Funeral services were held for Miss Julia Kelley at the Friends Meeting House after a ten day illness, with interment in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Miriam Todd
Banks Business College
Philadelphia
N. H. Todd
Near Town
Owens
Wilmington
Preston W. Spence
Inez Noble
Haddon Heights
N. J
Purcell
Elmer Donoho Sr
Ralph Brodes
Donald
James
Ocean City
Maxwell Nusbaum
Buffalo
N. Y
J. W. Nusbaum
Johnnie Flaharty
E. L. Numbers
Arlington
E. B. Blades
Landon Walston
Mr. Walston
Princess Anne
C. F. Noble
Rehoboth
Dallas Blades
Community Guests and Local Visits Highlight Henderson Journal
Henderson notes list numerous visitors and guests over the week including Mrs Mabel H Cuber and Harry Price from Philadelphia, Frank Price and Francis Price of Chester, and Katherine Montague with George Montague. Local families host gatherings at Richardson Park and nearby towns as citizens travel to New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Cooper
Mabel H. Cuber
Philadelphia
Harry M. Price
Pennsylvania State College
Frank W. Price
Francis
Chester
Greensboro Youths Burned by Firecrackers Over Holidays
Three Greensboro area youths sustained firecracker related injuries during the holidays. Donald Shultie, eight, burned his right hand, Mitchell Thomas, eleven, burned his face and hand when powder flared under a match, and Bob Taylor escaped serious burns when a sack of firecrackers exploded. Dr. C. H. Stonesifer treated Shultie and other local residents hosted weekend gatherings for numerous relatives and friends, with many hosted at homes near town and along nearby beaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Donald Shultie
Mitchell Thomas
Jacob Thomas
C. H. Stonesifer
Bob Taylor
Harvey G. Porter
Near Town
T. H. Albohn
Theodore
Edna
Alberta Porter
Shemitat
Albohn
H. B. Bastian
Ernest Fitz
Betsy
Evelyn Alders
Baltimore
Bastian
Charles Bastian
Felton
James Bastian
Dover
George Gottwals
Abraham Gottwals
University of Maryland
David Gottwals
David Jr
Silver Springs
Benjamin Gottwals
Potomac Park
Edward Brandt
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles Gottwall
Union City
N. J
Robb
Norman Warner
Adeline Pritchett
Clifford Ennis
Eloise Pritchett
Federalsburg
A. M. Dulin
Denton
W. G. Pemberton
Chester
Mary Russell
James Pinder
Mary Jones
Mabel Carroll
Goldsboro
Richard
Henderson
Earl Deaner
Town
Lester Carroll
Fay
Norma Lee
Ernestine Carroll
John Carroll
Hillsboro
Kemp Walls
Matin’s Beach
Fred Nemneger
Drexel Hill
Clarence Russell
James Russell
Philadelphia
Russell
Purnal Dean
June
Wilbur Carroll
Roland Fisher
Eddie
Marcus Hook
White Crystal Beach
John Jarvis
Lindy
Oscar Nichols Jr
Alvah Dobson
Harry Draper
Rehoboth Beach
Robert Davenport
S. B. Hawkins
Charles Hawkins
Woodbury
Tenn
Kelley Tatum
Washington
Ella Brumbaugh
Iilness
Norman Raleigh
William Neundorf
New York City
Ella Mackey
Woodside
Del
Wilmer Webber
Arthur Davies
Archie Putnam
Henry Urban
Hartford
Conn
Oscar Kinnamon
Ruthanna
Mis
Jane Reed
Harrington
Ida Clark
Henry Shultie
Fred Koene
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Hobbs
B. B. Allen
Eldon Marine
Oscar Morgap
Smithson
Tuckahoe
Queen Anne
Journal
Nelson Bishop
Davison
D. W. Chariton
David
Lloyd Taylor
Anne
Alvin Edwards
Roland. Fisher
W. B Moore
Alan Burns
C. W. Moore
Virginia Moore
Edith Greenlee
John Greenlee