Local shopper notes and regional notices from Denton
A collage of notices including sales for oil stoves and remedies, local fishing photo, gift suggestions for a Gibson Island chair, a Job's Daughters market, cantaloupe odor tips, a car theft report in Winchester, a call for Democratic party candidacy by W K Scotton, refrigeration ad, church gathering, speech by F W Hudgins, and various rail and mail service updates. Also coverage of peaches outlook, Republican rally in Denton with Smith and France speaking, and campaign remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
M. K. Newnam
Eugenie
McKenna
S. 3Rd Street
Market
Denton
C. H. Steelman
Chesapeake Bay
Gibson Island
Conover Crouse
Preston
M. BE
Journal
Wm. K. Cumming
Winchester
Cumming
W. K. Scotton
Scotton
Liden
F. W. Hudgins
Brooklyn
N. Y
U. S
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Harry W. Nice
H. Webster Smith
W. E. Quenstedt
Annapolis
Harry T. Phoebus
Leslie Dean
Victor Dean
Federalsburg
Easton
Seaford
Delaware
Baltimore and Eastern Railway
Points North
Bridgeville
Nicholas Laigneil
Laigneil
Caroline County
Brick Hotel
Baltimore
Joseph Irwin France
Port Deposit
J. Harry Schad
Young Republican League of
Smith
France
Four H Clubs Share Summer Socials and Travels
The Greensboro 4 H Club invited the Busy Boys 4 H Club of Denton to a July 11 picnic at Garland Lake with swimming, a bonfire, songs, and a talk on Club Week at College Park by County Agent Evans. A Baltimore children's vacation program drew many Dentonians to Chicago for A Century of Progress, with Mrs. Davis and local sponsors thanking contributors and hosting visitors. Several Denton residents were noted visiting relatives, cottages, or relatives in Maine, Virginia, Delaware, and beyond, plus a continuing Baltimore group vacationing at local homes and beaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Denton
Garland Lake
Wm. Garey
Billy Jump
Evans
College Park
Jacob B. Davis
Mattie Smith
Denton Community Club
Baltimore
Messrs. Schwarz
Dentonia Theatre
Dentonians
Chicago
Theodore Orme
Harry J. Nuttle
Oron F. Smith
Henry F. Smith
T. H. Bamberger
Margaret Brown
Mary Orme
Crawford Shockley
Millsboro
Del
B. M. Yorkdale
Cherrydale
Nina Muller
Easton
M. Cornelius
Betty
Lancaster
H. Hemmons
C. V. Mancha
Ridgely
J. F. Mancha
Dorothy Miller
W. H. F. Miller
Clifton Forge
George Walker
Washington
Virginia
J. Roland Chaffinch
Maine
B. B. Allen
Hobbs
Hillside
Portland
Susan Smith
Rehoboth
E. W. Smith
N. J. Smith
Philadelphia
Harold Roe
Mary Jane
Ellen Collison
Carlilla Roe
Federalsburg
GC. D. Collison
Rahn
Elizabeth
N. J
Paul L. Howard
George Grier
New York
Charles Howard
Phyllis Leese
Easton Hospital
G. Franklin Knotts
Marshallton
Olivia
Helen Sunshine Beutelspacher
Thomas
Cora M. Pippin
Elkton
Sallie E. Saulsbury
Susan Saulsbury
C. H. Campbell
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Wm. A. Smith
Elizabeth Pippin
Derby
Conn
Charles Jump
Margaret West
J. V. Moore
Mary Keep
Elizabeth Laidlaw
Bridgeport
Philip E. Nuttle
Newark
Frank Nuttle
A. G. Packard
Charlotte Anne and
Gibson
William DeFord
Clyde Pentz Jr
Atlantic City
Mervin A. Pentz
Wm. G. Wooters
Bernice Wootens
Ocean City
Chas. Howard
Chas. Collins
T. M. Baxter
Samuel
Milford
Bowdles and friends visit in Smithville area
Smithville notices list Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs Lee Bowdle and family from Wilmington, Mr and Mrs Joshua Lister and son from Hobbs, Miss Cora Lister and friend from Cordova, and others. The report also notes Saturday gatherings with Bowdle and Bridgeville residents, entertainments by C R Neal, and Sunday School at Bloomery M E Church at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Bowdle
Wilmington
Joshua Lister
Hobbs
Cora Lister
Cordova
Clarence Bowdle
Addie Bowdle
Anne Horsey
Louise Bowdle
Ormond, Bowdle
Bridgeville
See us for Quick Meal Ranges
See us for Quick Meal Ranges. M. WR ner Rm WCW
Deaths and tributes in Denton and nearby towns
Denton and surrounding area mourn a 60 year old bridge worker Beniah Lewis Baker after a sudden heart attack at Linchester Bridge while on railroad duties. He leaves a wife and multiple children, with services held at Denton Methodist Protestant Church. Also noted are the deaths of Augustus Fleetwood aged 98 a Denton merchant and Laura J. Clark at 79 of tuberculosis with funerals in Denton and Camden. A Preston visitor, Cushman V. Klinefelter an 18 year old student, died in a Hebbville airport crash wrecking the aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beniah Lewis
Doc” Baker
Denton
Linchester Bridge
Preston
Cnarpenter
Baker
Love Point
Lewes
Del
Baltimore and Eastern Railroad
Caroline County
James and
Sarah Jones Baker
Burrsville
Sadie Turner
Esther Poole
Levin Poole
Andersontown
Charles Turner Baker
James Levin Baker
Mary Emily
Virginia Rosamond Baker
Charles Baker
Harrington
William Baker
Bates Baker
Richard Baker
John Baker
Centreville
Robert Baker
Newark
Joyce Ann Baker
Denton Methodist Protestant Church
Thomas J. Turkington
J. L. Fowler
J. S. Jackson
H. Reese
Walter Waples
B. W. Turner
Richard Henning
Denton Cemetery
Augustus Greentree Fleetwood
Harvey Fleetwood
Delaware
Seaford
William and
Mary Ennals Cannon Fleetwood
Sallie Satterfield
Elijah and
Rachel Satterfield
Concord
Ruthsburg
Queen Anne’s County
Golts
Abbie Towers
Andrew Towers
John B. Mandrell
Carmichael, Md
Leon Stein
Cape Charles
Delmarva Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Saulsbury Sparks
Fleetwood
Isaac T. Fleetwood
Orphans’ Court
Methodist Protestant Church of
Laura J. Clark
Henry Davis
R. G. Conner
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Camden
Cushman V. Klinefelter
McDonagh
Hebbville
Klinefelter
John W. Noble
Family Visits Across Counties Highlight Weekend Travel
Bethleham households host relatives from Chestertown Rock Hall and Linchester. The Blades families, Todd siblings, Bowdles, Calbys and Willoughbys spent time visiting kin in Denton Marcus Hook Chester Matthews Harmony and Matthews. Local social notes document widely shared weekend travel and kinship gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Blades
Johnnie
Harry Blades
Billy
Jean Fleetwood
Chestertown
Rock Hall
Tommy Todd
Linchester
Clara Stell
J. B. Todd
Will Blades
Gifford Bowdle
Marcus Hook
Chester
Norris Calby
Lawrence Legates
Melvin Willoughby
Bobby
Charles Stevens Jr
Denton
Everett Stevens
W. C. Harding
Marie Quillen
Harmony
Katherine Covey
Master Lawrence Legates Jr
Norris Colby
Matthews
James Miley
Ridgely Weekly News Highlights Missionaries Return
Rev J C Glessner and family return from Mesopotamia after five years as missionaries in Kirkul Iraq. A reunion near Berlin Pa included Ridgely attendees Albert White Richard Blackburn Maud Sleck. Picnic and church events slated for July and August at Garland Park and Tolchester with local leaders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Glessner
Mesopotamia
Kirkul
Iraq
Berlin
Albert White
Richard Blackburn
Maud Sleck
Ridgely
Glessener
Ridgely Grange
Caroline County Farm Bureau
Garland Park
Bert White
Harry H. Nuttle
Farm Bureau
Saulsbury
Central Avenue
Fifer
Rehoboth
Telchester
Leon Ross
Harry Laird
Frank Seward
Lee Mitchell
William Ewing
Walter Bennington
York
H. B. Laird
Adele Stephens
H. L. Holsinger
Moore
Baltimore
Kelly
Thomas M. Koeneman
Gus Koeneman
Cordova
United States Marines
Parris Island
S.C
Fred Bowdle
Dover
Troy Ashcraft
Troy
E. G. Finney
Wilmington
Paul Hemmons
Edward McPherson
McPherson
Walter Mitchell
Marian Hem
Jack
Kenneth
Ed Prince
Emma Jackson
Town
Paul
J. K. Shannahan
Leolan Jackson
St. Michaels
Leona Jackson
Charles Dean
Adam Holsinger
J. P. Brett
Kenneth Corbett
Neffsville
Alice Bennington
Chester
Summer union church services announced schedule
Six Sunday evening services to be held this summer starting July 22 sponsored by the Methodist Episcopal, Methodist Protestant, and Church of the Brethren. Speakers include Andrews Turkington and Seese with meetings at M P, M E, and Brethren churches at eight o clock. Pastors will not preach in their own church. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
Methodist Protestant
Church of the Brethren
M. P
Andrews
M. E
Turkington
Seese
Caroline Teachers Appointed Across Caroline County Schools
Caroline county school board named new instructors at multiple campuses including Caroline High, Denton, Federalsburg, and Moore's. Concord will close with students bused to Denton, and Moore's reduces to one room. Appointees include Marydel principal Elizabeth Bullock and Denton principal William K. Cumming, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Greensboro
Ridgely High
Grammar
Concord
Denton
Federalsburg
Moore's
Marydel—Elizabeth Bullock
Pocahontas Somers
Henderson
Maud Hummer
Anne Pearson
Goldsboro
Louise Dennison
Evelyn Stevenson
Calvin Lister
Dorothea O’connor
Alice F. Hignatt
Hilda Wilson
Hilda Cade
Dorothy Miller
Gertrude Morgan
Esther Brooks
Andersontown
Elizabeth Cannon
Sadie Fisher
Hickman
Lillie E. Doty
Harmony
Ruth Voshell
Mildred Cheezum
Smithson
Katherine Bowdle
Preston
T. Conover Crouse
Mary T. Elzey
Rachel P. Baylor
M. K. Hoke
Elva Butler
Blanche Croll
Mary E. Lane
Mildred Morris
Dorothy Brown
Hubbard’s
Ellen Cole Richardson
Bethlehem
Helen Meredith Thomas
J. H. Owens
Russell Borman
Mildred Gale
Ridgely
Irma Nichols
Ruth Beauchamp
Madge Thomas
Ruth Travers
Lightning Injures Three on Milby Farm in Goldsboro
In Goldsboro on Saturday afternoon a severe electric storm injured three people on J. T. Milby’s farm near town. Dr. Buckholtz suffered unconsciousness and head pain, while Carvil Schaube and Wallace Hutson had only minor injuries. The report notes others visiting and local community events, including a Vacation Bible School opening and mentions of residents traveling, visits, and crops benefiting from recent rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckholtz
Carvil Schaube
Wallace Hutson
J. T. Milby
Young Schaube
Hutson
Adam Crawford
Logan
W. Va
Noble Shively
Roy Brown
Philadelphia
Travers
Florence Boyd
Mollie Dhue
Dallas Cartwright
Preston
James Cartwright
Wilmington
Virgie Cartwright
Anne
Alice Elliott
Bessie Williams
Near
Barclay
Thomas Shockley
Washington, D. C
Mollie Shockley
Marjorie Williams
Easton
Jennie Griffin
Alvin Melvin
Curtis
Harrington
Miss Phillips
Clayton
Mary Lee Cartwright
Richard Roche
Ridgely
Travers Shively
Laramore
Girls 4-H Bake Sale in Denton This Saturday
The Girls' 4 H Club of Denton will hold a bake sale Saturday morning the 21st in the M. E. parsonage on Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H
Denton
M. E
Market Street
Preston Matters of Interest by Ocean City Visitors
Local column lists residents and visitors, with many names and travels to Ocean City and Atlantic City. Highlights include A W Sisk, Cookman Orrell and Eloise, Osteen family in Baltimore, Lane and Legates visits, and a Church of the New Jerusalem sermon on Being Rich Toward God. Families from Baltimore, Chicago, Newark and Denton appear, plus club and visiting notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Sisk
Cookman Orrell
Eloise
Preston Osteen
David
Ocean City
Heber Lane
Mamie Legates
Edward Patchett
Edward
Atlantic City
Church of the New Jerusalem
Luke
Preton Osteen
Baltimore
Edgar Wrightson
June
Nina May
Hurley
James Carmine
Jimmy Jr
Patty
Chicago
H. M. Hollis
Tyson Grier
Ann
S. E. Douglas
Alva Lee
Isabelle Douglas
Wm. [. Norris
Denton
Conover Crouse
A. M. Willey
E. B. Blades
Alice Gray
Washington, D. C
Wm. Wrightson
A. K. Wrightson
Olin Todd and Son
Charles
J. R. Downes
Newark
Del
H. 8. Wright
E. T. Moore
California
Mildred Griffith
Epiphany Mission Guild
Paul Plutschak
Fulton Noble
Trazzare Loses Suit For $25 000 Damages
The jury returned a verdict for defendant George W Beck in the libel case against Clifford Tra zzare after sensational testimony. Witnesses charged Trazzare with planning bank robberies and pressuring others, including Aubrey Boone and Terry Alberger, while Mrs Matthews corroborated the range of accusations and a July hold up was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Trazzare
George W. Beck
Aubrey Boone
Terry Alberger
Trazzare
Boone
Alberger
Albert Matthews
Matthews
Cordova Bank
Trappe Bank
Ridgely
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Denton
Beck
Baby
Mr. Beck
Hillsboro Social Roundup Sees Visits and Weddings
Mrs. William Sherwood attends the wedding of Miss Margaret Warner in Federalsburg. Guests include Miss Lulu Beaven of Philadelphia and Mr. Houston Bishop of Wilmington. The Pinders of New Jersey and Mrs. How ard Dodds host visitors. others vacation in La Plata and Rehoboth. Queenstown and York guests also noted among local social guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sherwood
Margaret Warner
Sherwood
Federalsburg
Lulu Beaven
Philadelphia
Houston Bishop
Wilmington
Florence Beaven
Bernard Pinder
New Jersey
H. W. B. Rowe
Louise Gray
la Plata
J. N. Clark
Rehoboth
Del
Harry Jump
Charles County
Annapolis
Nev
J. M. Kelso
Margaret
Queenstown
Dorothy Emenheiser
York, Pa
Emma Holland
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Sympathy
During our recent bereavement we are truly grateful for the thoughtful acts of kindness and sympathy shown. Mrs. B. L. Baker and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Baker
Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary Celebration at Riverview Farm
Mr and Mrs Gootee Stevens Roe of Riverview Farm Denton celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner last Sunday July 15. Many children and grandchildren attended from Denton Chester Ridley Park Philadelphia West Chester Queen Anne and Federalsburg. A larger party was planned but canceled due to ill health. guests sent cards and gifts and well wishes for many more years together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gootee Stevens Roe
Riverview Farm
Denton
Burton Roe
Royal Roe
Lacy Pepper
Federalsburg
Gootee Roe
Chester
Cornelius Galvin
Joseph Hill
Ridley Park
Ralpy Teague
Philadelphia
Bart Cohee
West Chester
Edgar Roe
Ernest Roe
Ralph Teague
Albert Detwiler
John Roe
Queen Anne
Beatrice Roe
Bernadine
Cora Anne
Betty Jane Roe
Mildred Pepper
Charles
Frances Hill
Ralph
Richard
Margaret
Mabel Teague
Earl
Louise Cohee
Queen Anne Church Summer Rally and Local Visits
The Southern Methodist Church youth held a summer rally at Lar rimore's Shore with Rev. Claude Thompson of Royal Oak leading vesper services. Attendees from St. Paul's included Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Fossitt and Miss Ruth Reynolds. The Junior Epworth League held a picnic at Barton's in Queens town with Reynolds attending. Regular services by Rev. Fossitt are set for Sunday morning at 10 30 with no evening services for several weeks. Local visits featured families from Rehoboth, Centreville, Wilmore, and Cordova visiting area homes and a Hillsboro and St. Pauls joint picnic planning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Methodist Church
Eastern Shore
Larrimore’s Shore
Claude Thompson
Royal Oak
St. Paul’s Church
C. L. Fossitt
Ruth Reynolds
Isabelle Barton
Horace Morgan
Chester Barton
Wilkensburg
Parker Quimby
Skipton
Myrtle Kinnamon
Cordova
Epworth League
Barton's
Queenstown
Earl Howard
Juanita Howard
Charles Cannon Barton
Bernard Messix
Rehoboth
Lawrence Miller
South Bend
Ind
Edward Barton
Centreville
B. C. Barton
G. S. Lightner
Hillsboro
Dora Sewell
College Park
Wilbur Wheeler
Baltimore
Caldwell Wilson
Easton
Harry Clark
Elizabeth Lynch
Lloyd Holland
Felton
Bell Mont Boys Fall Short On Home Course In Golf Loop
With heat above 90 and light wind, Bell Mont failed to match Dover on their course missing Hollis Elzey and H B Wright Jr in lineup as Cambridge fell 22 to 1 at Easton. Next Sunday July 22 Bell Mont hosts Talbot Country Club with a large roster of players listed for the finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Mont
Dover
Hollis
Elzey
H. B. Wright Jr
Cambridge
Easton
Talbot Country Club
Greensboro social notes span Greensboro and nearby towns
Beverly Goldsborough marked her ninth birthday with games ice cream and cake entertaining many friends. The column lists numerous visitors and residents from Greensboro Denton Wilmington Philadelphia and Delmarva towns visiting or staying with local families over the week end and week long.
Community thanks for sympathy after bereavement
Harvey Fleetwood and Family express public thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and help during their recent bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Fleetwood
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Newspace
Smithville
Caroline
MR. and Mrs. Gootee S. Roe
Eastern Shore Golf League
Dover Hughes
Hutson Tipke
Brinton Golt
Beattie MacNevin
Goldsborough
Frazier
Dawes Lynch
Kinnamon Hartnett
Rash Schrepler
Bell Mont Williams
Noble Short
Fleetwood Hallowell
Wright Jr
Merriken
Harlock Richards
C. E. Smith
H. Smith
J. O. Wright
Corkran Blades
Beverly Goldsborough
B. L. Goldsborough
Barbara Cooper
Roxanna Detwiler
Elizabeth Carter
Jane Harper
Betty Hubbard
Barbara Hubbard
Ellen Stevenson
Jackie Pritchett
Bobbie Spence
Car Leo Thornton
George Stevenson
Cool
William Watson
Blackbird
Thomas Robinson
Rembert Robinson
George Council
Samuel Hoyle
Marguerite
Raymond Gidly
Sophia Howard
Benny Howard
L. I. Jones
C. M. Pippin
Ida Pippin Nichols
Nichols
S. D. Carrow
Clayton Porter and Sons
L. R. Taylor
Smyrna
Rehoboth Beach
Paul Dobson
Isabel Wyatt
Elizabeth McKim
Luray
W. H. Wyatt
Jennie Langston
Alan Langston
Jersey City
John Brown
Floyd Morris
Morris
Ernest Murphy
Linwood
Edward Dean
Grasonville
Mary Shanks
Walter Moore
Clara Powell
Courtland Roe
Lydia Jarrell
Elizabeth Sharp
J. S. Stevenson
Fred Drozenko
Ralph Sharp
Guy White
Gilbert White
H. F. Butter
Wyatt Lancaster
Mary Russell
Anna Jane Morgan
R. B. Rawlings
James Butler
Vivian Rawlings
Evelyn Moore
Harry Bilbrough
Frederic Monroe Sr
Frederic Jr
Melvin
Abernathy
Altoona
Charles Wyatt
Henry Wyatt
Oscar Wyatt
Anna Wiencke
Institute
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Will Clark
Jesse Gibson
Alfreda
Anna Jane Blackburn
Erma White
Sara Donovan
Milton, del
John Wyatt
Anna Hopkins
Anna Wieneke
A. O. Reiter
Allentown
Thurman
Elmer Kinney
Pittsburgh
Phen Diggans
Floyd Travers
Harry File
James File
Mary File
Eleanor Goldsborough
Elise Roe
Homer Stufft
Jessie Wyatt
Cora Wyatt
Paul Curry
Mary Parris
T. C. Horsey
Charles Sipple
Grace Gottwall
Milton
Sara Murphy
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