August sale previews at M K Newnam Furnisher
Local ads list discount furniture prices and showroom items from M K Newnam Furnisher of Homes including a 10 piece walnut dining room set at 79.00 and a 3 piece over stuffed living room set at 49.00 plus hardware and general store notices. Also reports county health and civic notices, a baby clinic, taxes, a postmaster nomination, and church group social events across Denton and Caroline county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Newnam
Market Street
Denton Journal
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville
D. Ralph Horsey
Wolf
M. K. Newngm
Johnson
Walter Sparklin
Treas
J. B. Davis
J. Lester Everngam
F. Asbury Greaves
Melvin C. James
John H. Emerson
Chesapeake Bay
Martha Hughlett Kemp
Trappe
William R
Lydia Carter Hughlett
Alfred Kemp
Franz Naylor
Norfolk
F. R. Malone
Baltimore
Helen Naylor
Greensboro
D. C. Kirby
W. Hughlett Naylor
S. Troth Kemp
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Denton
Masonic Building
John Wesley M. E. Church
Bureau of Child Hygiene of
H. Ruth Jackson
R. N
Charles N. Noble
Clara N. Payne
Post Office Commission
Payne
Senator Goldsborough
Noble
Caroline County
William E. Wright
Roland B. Lane
Department of Religious Education
Sadlersville Group of Churches
Templeville School
Templeville
Marydel
Henderson
Thomas Chapel
Millington
Sadlersville
Galena
Social News From Denton and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Brown Thawley a recent bride hosts a surprise shower at Mrs. Melvin James home in Denton with guests from Harrington Hillsboro and Burrsville. The evening features pink and white decor and elaborate gifts. Numerous visits and social gatherings follow at WilListon Lake Rehoboth and towns like Baltimore Philadelphia York and Cambridge with many relatives and friends noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Thawley
Melvin James
Denton
Fred Powell
Christine
Harrington
R. H. Stafford
Fred Lewis
Burrsville
Edgar Blades
Emma Holland
Hillsboro
Eugenia Morgan
Dora Sewell
Queen Anne
Earl Nowell
Ormond Andrew
Austin Swann
Martha Beck
Sue Saulsbury
Ruth Trice
Thawley
Everett A. Pepper
George Christie
Catherine
Doris Harrington
Baltimore
Ellen L. Collison
Ethel Pepper
Aldridge Pepper
Spangler
E. F. Withers
York
Bill Johnson
Aldridge
Pepper
Mary DeWeese
Williston Lake
Richard Talbott
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hobbs
Ocean City
Isabel Good and Son
Thomas Good
Pancoast
Purcellville
Mary Pancoast
Franklin
N. J
Mark Smith
Edward Smith
Cambridge
Neil Smith
Smith
R. C. Smith
Morgantown
Andrew Ray
Charles Reed
Washington
Elmer J. Graham
Elkhart
Indiana
Wilbert Callaway
W. T. Bradley
Paige
Adonia
Rider Merrick
William Koenig
Florida
Sanford and
Lake Wales
Henry J. Muessen
Cranford
Elizabeth K. Moore
Lansdowne
Joseph Walker
Philadelphia
Anna Bryant
Mary Williamson
Master Hall Deskyne
Priscilla
Milford
Del
T. Alan Goldsborough
Caleb and
Garey Winslow
Louise Winslow
Orme George
Margaret Beck
John Roman
Wilmington
Paul Horsey
Hayward Horsey
Helen W. Hunter
J. B. Davis
Mariton L. Pritchett
Philip W. Downes
Mildred Downes
Virginia
Billy Hersey
J. Bradford Shawn
Alma Deen
Walter Butler
Grove
Anna May Collins
Sharptown
Belle Ingram
Andersontown
George E. Hunter
Boston
Jane Wine
Nan Lewis
Kathleen
Moore
Rehoboth
J. Virgil Moore
Dorothy Harris
Quakertown
William P. Draper
Samuel R Zacharias dies of heart attack at Waterstreet home
Samuel R Zacharias died suddenly Sunday night July 17 1932 at 8 40 at his Waterstreet home He was born in Mechanicsburg son of Daniel J and Susan Moyer Zacharias and spent boyhood in Greensboro He married Rose Harnish in 1898 and lived in Waterstreet He served as Justice of the Peace Morris township and secretary of the Morris township school board since 1907 He was a member of Temple Masonic Lodge Harrisburg Consistory Jaffa Temple Altoona and was active in Waterstreet Christ Lutheran Church Survived by wife daughter Henrietta two sisters Mamie and Lucretia Zacharias a brother Robert and two other brothers Daniel and Otto He funeral was held Wednesday at 2 00 from his Waterstreet home with Rev Charles Stang presiding Interment Shaffersville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel R. Zacharias
Waterstreet
Mechanicsburg
Daniel Joseph and
Susan (Moyer) Zacharias
Greensboro
Maryland
Rose Harnish
Temple Masonic Lodge
Denton
Harrisburg
Order of Mystic Shrine
Jaffa
Altoona
Zacharias
Moris Township
Huntingdon County
Morris Township
Reformed Church of
Ridgely
Waterstreet Christ Lutheran Church
Rose Hamish Zacharias
Henrietta
Mamie
Lucretia Zacharias
Robert
Susan M. Newton
Daniel
Otto
Charles Stang
Shaffersville Cemetery
Local social notes from Hillsboro and surrounding towns
Hillsboro residents host and visit relatives across Maryland Delaware and New Jersey with guests from Trappe Burrsville Baltimore and Chesapeake City. Attendees include the Helfrichs Blades Fleming Lane Knotts Skinner and Dodds among others with extended stays at Ocean Grove Rehoboth and Chester.
Bethlehem Ladies Aid Social at Community House
The Ladies Aid plans a covered dish social at the Community House next Thursday evening July 28 at 7 30 oclock. Supper costs twenty five cents and ice cream and cake will be for sale to raise funds for the church. Numerous local residents are noted visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns and cities this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Little Elmira Rosser
Virginia Carroll
Anah Carroll
Elijah Jester
Chester
J. B. Todd
Cann Stevens
Federalsburg
Orrand Blades
Woodrow Baynard
Joe Pritchett
Effie Bryan
Orville
John Brodes
Isabel McCormick
Dorothy Perry
Edgar Todd
Twenty First Century Club Meeting at Choptank Ends Pleasantly
The Twen tieth Century Community Club held a social in the club room at Choptank with thanks to all contributors. The next regular meeting is set for the 27th at Owen c Blades home to hear delegates from the College Park short course and plan the August federation picnic. The M P Church Aid meeting at Choptank met at William Whiteley’s home with good attendance and a pleasant time. August’s meeting will be the 2nd at Frank L Roe’s near Easton with Mrs Roe and Mrs Cheezum hosting. the Aid hopes to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choptank
Owen c. Blades
College Park
M. P
William Whiteley
Frank L. Roe
Easton
James Cheezum
Roe
Aid
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Farm Bureau Picnic Next Month
Miss Edna Detwiler returns from a motor trip through Indiana Michigan and Ontario visiting relatives and Alma Mater in Ashland Ohio. The county Farm Bureau to hold its second annual beauty contest August 16 at D M Cheezums farm Preston with plans for a Maryland finals in Baltimore. Local entries urged to attend the picnic and enter the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
D. M. Cheezum
Preston
Maryland Farm Bureau
Baltimore
Maryland
Cornelia de Wilde
Goodwill Industries
Lord Baltimore
Ritchie
United States
Stella McGrady
Cecil County
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Choptank River
Visitors from Delaware and Maryland Recall Family Ties
Rehoboth guests included Mr and Mrs Horace Morgan and family Mr and Mrs Bernard Mes six and family Mr and Mrs Oscar Briscoe and Mr Herbert Stayton. Wilmington visitors Mrs John Taylor and daughters Rachel and Emily stayed with father and grandfather Mr Harry Clark. Baltimore visitors Mrs Francis Jump and Mrs Lee Gordy spent days with Mr and Mrs Howard Eley. Denton guests Mrs Albert Cahall and children and Mrs Monroe Crouse visited Mr and Mrs Chas Dean. Hicks Howard and daughter Rebecca of Baltimore visiting Mrs Horace Morgan. Chester Barto and Miss Eugenia Morgan were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Howard Eley. Madge Jump returned to Dover after weeks with her mother. E S Bowens and wife visited with Howard Flowers on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Helfrich
Ruth
Trappe
Brown Thawley
Burrsville
Edgar Blades
Elwood Fleming
Laura Virginia
Gladys Gale
Norma Hicks
Ocean Grove
N. J
Edward Yarnall
G. W. Stevens
Emma Gillespie
Sadlersville
W. L. Thompson
Raymond Lane
Jean
Lorin Lane
Baltimore
Edgar Blanch
Jean Hissey
Julia Blanch
C. K. Stewart
Sharon
Detwiler
Miss Blanch Russell
Rehoboth
Geo. Knott
Chesapeake City
Nicholas Knott
Elva Hazelwood
Mary Saulsbury
Eva Chapline
Catherine Skinner
Mary Louise Dodds
Chester
J. N. Clark
C. Wheatley
Wilmington
Anna Jump
Dora Morris
Centreville
H. R. Covell
E. B. Davis
Edna Detwiler
Indiana
Hattie Cool
Dover
Miss Detwiler
Zeigler
Miss Cool
Nashville
Manchester
Ann Arbor
Mich
Detroit
Canada
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Ashland
Ohio
Johstown
Harmony
Johnstown
Home
Harry Klotz
College Park
Mary Wharton
Harry Tolsinger
Janes Swing
Frank Simons
Thomas Ryan
Edith Murray
Edna
Leonard
Albert Klingaman
Philadelphia
Carolyn
Mary Hansberry
Atlantic City
Ryan
Irving Brown
Allentown
Ridgely
Allen
Henry Detwiler
Greensboro
Elsie
Stella Matthews
Pealiquor
Alice Ferrick
Catherine Sparks
Lillian Timmons
Marguerite Young
Harrison Young
Denton
Virginia
Blue Ridge Mountains
Endless Caverns
Natural Bridge
Charles Herzog
T. L. Day
Redman Long
Federalsburg
Harry Robinson
Harold Roe
Robinson
Samuel Bear
Philip Goldstein
David Klein
Goldstein
Klein
Harry Hemmons
Yarnall
Warren
Wallace Yarnall
Raymond Rawlings
Nat Johnson
Miss Benton
Newcastle
Charles Starkey
Ambrose Taylor
T. W. Jones
New York
Fred Flounders Jr
McDonagh
Emily Stevenson
Minnie Keeneman
Philadelhia
Vermont
Clara Patison
Elmer Hoffman
S. T. Saulsbury
Bateman Draper
Boonesboro
Roy Tawes
L. S. Matthews
Lord’s Day Alliance
Samuel King
Boston
N. H
White Mountains
Methodist and Reformed
Thomas McCloud
Girard College
Margaret McCloud
John Lane
Fred. Rowe
Near Downes
Bryan Turbitt
Jean Hammond
Carroll Bright
Horace Morgan
Bernard Messix
Oscar, Briscoe
Herbert Stayton
John Taylor
Rachel
Emily
Harry Clark
Francis Jump
Lee Gordy
Howard Eley
Albert Cahall
Monroe Crouse
Chas. Dean
Hicks Howard
Rebecca
Chester Barto
Eugenia Morgan
Madge Jump
E. S. Bowens
Mrs. Howard Flowers
Charles Sipple
Purnell Blanche and
Marcus Hook
William Sipple
W. B. Moore
Josephine Moore
Audrey Moore
Bertha Bullock
Perryville
Fred Wallace
Raymond Coulbourne
Havre de Grace
Thomas Dobson
Margaret Foxwell
Alva Walker
Cambridge
Miriam Roche
John R. Meekins
Margaret
Jeanette Stevenson
I. B. Halstead
Coursey Edwards
Reading
Mabel Edwards
Mollie Taylor
Alice Comegys
Warren van Sant
Marie Pragg
Alice Hutson
Wilbur Carroll
Horace Howard
Bernard Keirsey
Sophia Howard
Pocahontas
Betterton
Floyd Travers
Camden
Orville Travers
Carl Nichols
Lacey Wilson
Edgar Stufft
A. G. Stufft
Harvey Dabson
Cane Charlies
Lydia A. Dabson
George Stevenson
Dorothy
L. I. Jones
Shriners
Ocean City
Jones
Oscar Roe
Fletcher Phillips
W. B. Massey
Reland Pippin
Dorothy Swann
Georgia Swann
Leonard Murphy
Newport
Del
Fred Murphy
Clinton Martin
Billy Wheeler
Willougby Edwards
Zeth Weaver
Carrie Hobbs
Mary Bosley
Burt Hobbs
Alva Dobson
Trene
Carlton Carrow
Ralph Thornton
E. F. Seward
M. B. Cooper
Allen Carter
E. C. Carter
Louella Stufft
Near Town
Charles Walls
Walter Moore
Oxford
Attie Weaver
Kenneth Austin
Ulster
Olin Price
Katherine Walls
Marydel
Edward Laramore
Luther Hobbs
Joseph Bernard
Cape May
Mary Stufrt
Cyrus
Will Clark
Carroll Elliott
Goldsboro
C. H. Stonesifer
Westminster
E. M. Noble
Open Air Concert at Southern Methodist Church Grove
An open air concert will be held in the church grove at the Southern Methodist Church next Sunday night beginning at 7 45. All are warmly invited to attend this service. Various local visits are noted including Elbert Saunders and family in Ridgely and Mrs Noble Shively with sister-in-law near Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Grove
Southern Methodist Church
Elbert Saunders
Bill Marvel
Ridgely
Noble Shively
Arthur Cahall
Greensboro
Miss Smith
Bethlehem
Martha Smith
Mary Jenkins
Frostburg
Luther Bennett
Sallie Richard
Dover
Del
W. J. Murphy
Marjorie Williams
Tilghman
Washington
Orville Melvin
Billy
Henderson
Carlotta Silver
Baltimore
H. F. Silver
Easton to Host 1932 National Radio Auditions
The Atwater Kent Foundation announces the Sixth National Radio Audition for 1932. Mrs Cleveland Smith of Easton is Eastern Shore district chair and has named Mrs William McEllroy of Easton subchairman for Talbot and Caroline counties. Eligible singers are 18 to 25. Enrollment info from Mrs William S McEllroy, Easton, before August 25. Local audition in Easton and final shore audition on August 28. Prizes total 5000, 1000, and 500 dollars. Five men and five women winners selected from across the country.
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Atwater Kent Foundation
Cleveland Smith
Easton
Eastern Shore
William McEllroy
Talbot
Caroline
William S. McEllroy
East
Preston Widow Mrs Kelley Dies After Illness in Preston
Mrs C S Kelley widow of T E Kelley died Tuesday morning July 19 after ten days illness following a fall. A Delaware native, she long resided in Preston and would have turned 85 August 8. She leaves four sons G K Kelley Preston Orlan T Easton Chas H Wilmington Everett Preston, plus seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral at New Jerusalem Church Thursday at 2 p m. Interment Hillcrest Federalsburg. Also notes on Fresh Air Fund children, local worship, and visitors in Preston through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Everett
Preston
New Jerusalem
T. L. Nugent
T. R. van Dyke
Hillcrest Cemetery
Federalsburg
New York Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Taylor
E. T. Moore
Hall
Luba
Rice
Nepert
Williston
W. J. Bonner
West Point
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Maine
Annie Flaharty
Baltimore
Lula Sisk
Jean Sisk
A. W. Sisk
Edward Glass
Betty Lee
Brooklyn
J. P. Harris
Mrs. King
New York City
H. M. Hollis
Kathryn Cox
Greensboro
Elizabeth Wine
Denton
Henrietta Blades
Prestonians
Ocean City
Local Social Roundup With Visits and Guests
Smithson F Friedly and McGonigal of Bronx visited Mr and Mrs Prager on Sunday. Mrs McGonigal joined them home. Tolchester Beach trip by Worm and Willoughbys. Perry hosts Bridgeville and Salisbury guests. McMahan sisters visiting grandparents Worm Schmitz in Secaucus. Fresh Air girls hosted by Hall in New York City. Dew and two children visited Hall. McWilliams hosts relatives from Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Friedly
Stewart McGonigal
Bronx
N. Y
A. Prager
Bridgeville
Del
Salisbury
Louise
Frances McMahan
Joseph Worm
Ed. Schmitz
Secaucus
N. J
M. J. Hall
Tower Boys Triumph and Narrow Loss in Weekend Games
Adama Cross Roads notes Bethel and Broad Creek combined to beat the Tower boys 8 to 7 in a hard fought Sunday matchup. Laurel pitcher Ellis opposed Fountain of our town in a pitching duel, Fountain suffering his first loss this season. Upcoming games: Tower at Farmington Saturday and Bladesville at Tower Sunday. Social visits and local outings fill the week with Wilmer Wilson and the Johnsons hosting, Edna Adams visiting Grace Adams in Federalsburg, and a clamming outing at Slaughter Beach Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower Boys
Bethel Club
Bethel
Broad Creek
Ellis
Laurel
Fountain
Tower
Farmington
Bladesville
Wilmer Wilson
Charles Johnson
Edna Adams
Grace Adams
Federalsburg
Slaughter Beach
Williston Summer Guests at Memory Lane Home
Mrs. Wm. D. Uhler hosts summer visitors at Memory Lane include Mrs. E. E. Wheeler William A Wheeler and friend Thomas Houligan Mr. and Mrs. William Waller and son Billy of Baltimore Also Mrs. Sophie R. Coyle of Philadelphia visiting her mother Mrs. Mary R. Ringe at Kentuck Mr and Mrs Roland B Haynie of Baltimore visited here Friday last week Mrs M W Freyer of Miami spending $5 for the summer with Mrs. Uhler
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Freyer
Miami
Fla
Uhler
Sewing Machine Repair by M. K. Newnam
M. K. Newnam offers repair services for any make of sewing machine. Prompt diagnostics, parts available, and skilled service to restore operation and performance. Contact details and hours not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Newnam
Salisbury Bicentennial Celebration Planned for August
Salisbury prepares a six day bicentennial fete August 8 13 with a grand outdoor pageant a multi mile parade three hundred characters and thirty bands. Invited guests include President Hoover Governor Roosevelt visiting Mayors nationwide and the English city of Salisbury officials. Attendance is expected to reach 75000 to 100000 with radio broadcasts and a harbor water carnival among highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
William S. Gordy Jr
Maryland
Wade H. Insley
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York State
England
Sidney Rambridge
Frank Rambridge
Albert C. Ritchie
United States
William J. Holloway
State Normal School
Mammoth Street
Del-Mar-Va Peninsula
Tri-County
Anacostia
D. C
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Del-Mar-Va
Ocean City
Atlantic Ocean
Movie listings feature Skyscraper Souls and Madame Racketeer
At Baltimore Loew's Stanley and Loew's Century host MGM and Paramount pictures. Skyscraper Souls stars Maureen O'Sullivan and Warren Williams, exploring New York business life and its after hours. Madame Racketeer with Alison Skipworth and Richard Benniet follows a wife returning to a shabby husband’s town and restoring his finances then romance. Also live acts on Chains. Loew's Valencia and Parkway show Unashamed starring Helen Twelvetrees in a modern MGM drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loew
Stanley Theatre
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Maureen O’sullivan
Warren Williams
New York
Century Theatre
Paramount Picture
Madame Racketeer
Alison Skipworth
Richard Benniet
Reguery
George Raft
Evalyn Knapp
Gold & Rage
Paul Mall
Loew’s
Valencia
Parkway Theatres
Helen Twelvetrees
Sympathy for Harry H Hub Bard Death Noted
Mrs Hubbard and family express gratitude for floral tributes and timely aid from friends after the sudden death of Harry H Hub Bard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Hubbard
Mrs Hammell Visits Relatives After New Hampshire Visit
Mrs T C Hammell of New Hampshire who has been visiting the Ivins family has left to visit relatives in Parksley Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Hammell
New Hampshire
A. D. Ivins
Parksley
Greeneorsboro and its Environs Visitors and residents over weekend
A long list of locals and guests from Marcus Hook Wilmington Cambridge Ridgely Havre de Grace Baltimore Philadelphia and other places spent the weekend with relatives here or visited area families. Several local residents traveled to Reading Ocean City and Philadelphia for visits and meetings.
Ridgely Ladies Aid Bake Sale at Davis Drug Store
Ridgely Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church plans a bake sale at Davis Drug Store on Saturday of next week. Several local residents are mentioned including James Wilson improving from tonsillitis, and visits by Pearlssall family grandchildren, Miss Lydia Pennington returning to Philadelphia, and Mrs Nora Bright's death in Cambridge hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
Davis
James Wilson
E. F. Pearsall
Clinton Robertson
Oxford
J. W. Mitchell
Chestertown
Robert Dean
Robert Jr
Calcutta
India
Lydia Pennington
Philadelphia
Edna Detwiler
Gelletly
Williston
Nora Bright
Ridgely
Cambridge Hospital
Mary Laird
Rehoboth
Albert Soulsbury
Fred Flounders
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Smithson
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