Denton Md Classifieds and Local Notices Mixed
Local rental ads for homes and stoves plus sales on July 28 and July 20. Picnic plans, clinic, and a New York child delegation visit. county bank liquidation and foreclosure matters. Todd family reunion and funeral of Sallie Saulsbury. assessment reductions by County Commissioners and Farm Bureau concerns over tax values. Includes Denton to Talbot county items and notices of community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
C. C. Merriken
Newnam
Nuttle Milling Co
M. K. Newnan
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Oak Orchard
D. Ralph Horsey
Westinghouse
Susan Saulsbury
Charles H. Steelman
Franklin Street
Public Health
Masonic Building
Seth H. Wardle
Bethlehem Home Makers Club
New York
Caroline County
Bridgeville
Goldsboro Bank
Warren F. Sterling
State Bank
Goldsboro
Ridgely
Henderson
Kent County
Evelyn Harris
U. S. District Court
Harris
T. Poster
Baltimore
Lemke
Hirelf
United States
Wilbert L. Merriden
George B. Johnson
Philadelphia
Todd
William Edward
Mary Todd
Chetnut Grove Methodist Epicopal Church
Federalsburg
John Todd
Everett Meredith
Rusell Towers
Sallie E. Saulbury
Spring Hill
Easton
Saulsbury
Talbot County
John H
Elizabeth Jenkins
J. Frank Saulsbury
Caroline
Talbot
Cordova
Mary Ewing
Elie Booth
Roger Ewing
Francis Ewing
Wilmington
Wilbur Booth
Lewisburg
W. Va
James Booth
Lynchburg
Sam McKay
Marston Sullivan
Gu Tay Miller
Farm Bureau
Social News Highlights From Dr Knotts Gatherings and Local Weddings
Dr E Paul Knotts hosted the Caroline County Medical Association meeting at his Rehoboth Beach summer home with guests including Dr W D Noble and Dr William Hammond. News notes a marriage in Mount Washington Heights between Dorothy Garland and Edgar DeFrank, and multiple social visits and out‑of‑town guests across Denton Ridgely and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Paul Knotts
Caroline County Medical Association
State Board of Medical Examiners of Maryland
Rehoboth Beach
Monte Edward
University of Maryland
Knotts
W. D. Noble
William T. Hammond
P. Evans Cox
W. N. Palmer
Easton
Dawson O.george
Denton
Jesse S. Vifer
Ridgely
James Wright
James Beebe
Richard Beebe
Beebe
Lewes
Louw C. Welty
Caroline
Talbot Counties
Dorothy Brent Garland
Maoe Randolph Garland
Crest Road
Mount Washington Heights
Baltimore
Edgar DeFrank
Lloyd M. Kelly
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Philadelphia
DeFrank
Biad DeFrank
June
Edden Tribbitt
Johnnie Murphy
George
Mary Adeline
Clark Murphy
Elias Pierson
Federalsburg
Edden
Tribbitt
George Satterfield
Mary and
Janet
New York
iEarl Hardcastle
Chester
James F. Wright
Mary Ellen Wright
Braddock Heights
Katherine FE. Wright
Mae Harrington
Catonsville
Charlotte Ann Packard
Mary Etkins
Waycross
F. A. de Ford
J. Roland Chaffinch
Anne Blackstone
Benson B. Alen
Hancock Lake
Hillside
Maine
W. D. Ewing
Wilmington
J. Frank Booth
Susan Saulsbury
John O'Brien
Walterboro
S. C
Sadie B. Ritter
James Ht. Neal
Concord
Estelle de Ford
Mises Meta
Jane Lundy
Jersey City
N. Y
Charles Shawn
D. Ralph Hersey
Faith Burkett
Mantua
N. J
Mary Burkett
Buffalo
Elizabeth Martin
Crawford Shockley
Millsboro
Del
Bird DeFrank
Near Town
Victor Lee Emerson
Mary E. Pastorfield
George E. Saulsbury
J. Kemp Stevens
Jane Redden
Layman J. Redden
A. G. Packard
T. F. Johnon
Frank Flowers
Passadena
Anne Arundel County
A. J. B. Tait
Snidge
Denton M P Church Schedules Sunday Services and Mass
The Denton M P Church lists a Sunday morning sermon Silent Builders and evening Following Jesus with a Christian Endeavor topic Good and Bad in our Community. Masses are set for St Elizabeth's 8:00 and St Benedict's Ridgely 6:40 with confessions at 7:15. Daily Mass in Ridgely at 8:00. A busy tongue, an idle brain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton M. P
Tomorow
Wall
Silent Builders
Christian Endeavor
Mases
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Denton
St. Benedict
Chuiely
Ridgely
St. Elizabeth's Church
Eastern Shore women aid Baltimore children with free summer outing
Two score or more poor city children from Baltimore gain a two week stay on the Eastern Shore to learn about nature and enjoy farm life. Organized by Mrs Paul Iglehart and the Neighborhood Relief Association, with coastal volunteers from Centreville and Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltimore
Neighborhood Relief Association
Paul Iglehart
Memorial Protestant Episcopal Church
Boston
Lafayette Avenue
Caroline
Jewell Fesmeyer
Centrevillle
William Wolf
Denton
The
Eastern Shore Society
Eastern Shore Group
Baltimoreans
Marie
Eastern Shore
Peter Chambliss
Bolton Street
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Picnic and Local Visits
Ridgely residents enjoyed a Saturday picnic at Boytle's Farm near Matapenke with many attendees including Ellen Hofman and families, Miss Hoffmann, Mrs. J A Mitchell, and others. Travelers to Monticello and Williamsburg took the Skyline Drive and Lu tay Caverns on a car trip returning Tuesday night. Local church services noted Holy Communion and an upcoming vacation return of Rev. TE Plater. Numerous social visits occurred at Rehoboth and nearby towns with guests from Philadelphia Baltimore and New York, plus continued summer visits and trips to Boston and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgleyites
Boytle
Matapenke
Ellen Hofman
Herbert Koenemann
Mars. Wolf
Betty
Philadelphia
Sarah Hoffman
Elmer Hoffman
Joy
Jean
William Marvel
Helen
Billy
Quire Baugh
Orrell Saulsbury
Orrell
Rehoboth
J. Slater
EO Paul Knott
Knotts
Caroline County Medical Association
Gow
J. A. Mitchell
Bobbi Detwaher
Mia
Walter Wright
Chetertown
Mire Eirnest Jones
Sadie Tinley
Coliston
Mas Tinkes
Ridgely
Mro
Kenneth Corbett
Mio
Adhunt Helsingger
Thei
Nethsville
Charles Pean
Mas
Alfred Cherry
Ad Teona
Pal
Miro
Charles Cherry
Maes
Gea. Cherry
Olin Porter
Mins
Roop
Mass
Os Bifer
Maud Sleek
Hanna Creeman
Ss. Pifer
Ronald Lane
Duardele Bennington
Paul Hemmon
Marsin More
Tilehman
Mir
Rate Booker
Roe Centh Mio
Mere
Ames
Thomas Robert
Richard Kingley
Daytona Beach
Bla
Norman Wilson
Ela Swann
Elen
Mass Louise Wilen
Mai
Chifton Stoopes
Mirc. d A. Mitchell
Tiving Brown
Alentown
Wilbur Dennion
Lee Mitchell
Ma Ball Hargadone
Saltimore
Ray Biaisheaw
Boonsboro
J. T. Saulsbury
Emma Saulburry
J. P. Swing
Moe
Robert Thaw
William E. Matthews
Smytha
W. M. Wiley
Reed
Estelle Bounds
Emily
Mt. Vernon
L. C. Detwiler
Bobby
Wilmington
Annie Wooters
Molly Richards
Shijah Luft
George Eaton
Queen Anne
William Davis
Carlisle Bennington
Harvey Spence
Marcus Took
Mehin Bennington
Washington
Benington
Edward Bowman
Joseph Rittenhouse
TL. Holsinger
Boston
Bur rsville Social Ties Highlight Winter Weekends
Bur rsville notes show multiple visits and homecomings as families from Camden Baltimore Greensboro Delmarva gather. Mr and Mrs Frank Williams and others return from visits, with Betty Ann Roe and Will Wilson among those mentioned. Local residents like Paul Collison and Thelma Eskridge are noted visiting relatives and hosting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Williams
Marshall Riley
Camden
N. J
Lulu Pusey
Cornelius Roe
Betty Ann
Baltimore
W.A. Roe
Ernest Knotts
Chester
J. W. Price
James Lewis
Fred Lewis
Todd
Chestnut Grove
Florence Truitt
Harlan Eskridge
Thelma
Paul Collison
Washington
Harry Collison
Betty Ann Roe
TH. A. Porter
Will Wilson
Near Town
Bella Zacharas
Greensboro
Martin Pusey
Delmar Dast
Hinman
Preston
R. T. Thawley
Smith
Marcus Hood
M. E. Pasonage
Local student wins Western Maryland College scholarship
Carlton Gooden, honored by Supt. Willis for high academic standing and top scholarship exam results, earned a scholarship to Western Maryland College. Community congratulates him and wishes success in college career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Gooden
B. C. Willis
Western Maryland College
James Voshell
Doris
Willow Grove
Hke
James Clough
Bridgetown
Robert Edge
D. Long
Mir
Erma Grier
Penn’s Grove
Morgan Hall and Son
Goldsboro
Amos Coffin
William O'Toole
Jersey City
Anna Hemp
Betty Montague
AL FL Everett
Kentom
Estella Cahall
Chester
Geo. Thompson
Itl Beaston
Locust Grove
James Pearson
Katherine Montague
Denton
Carroll Meredith
Ridgely
George Thompson
Clay Hobbs
H. C. Cooper
Mary Fortino
Belleville
Nah
Harvey Thompson
John Cooper
Wilmington
W. T. .Goodwin
Albert Powell
Baltimore
J. D. Long
Sieh
Elfreda Snyder
Dover
Annabel Clark
Ruthanna Shultie
Rehoboth
Local families host gatherings across towns this Sunday
BITTHLEEEM Mro and Mrs K A Thomas and others hosted guests including Revo and Claude Thompson and families from Rovab Qak and Florida. J B Todd and family entertained Ermine Grier and Doris from New Castle and Laura Long of Henderson, with various visits continuing through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. A. Thomas
Payton Thompson
Revo
Claude ‘Thompson
Rovab Qak
Ermine Grier
Doris
New Castle
Laura Long
Henderson
Doris Colby
Charlie Rindes
Lawrence Lepates
Salle Comepys
Federalsburg
Marys
Jane Lepates
Little Shiney
Ann Lepates
Mro
Norris Coulby
Matthews
Charles Perry Jr
Lawrence Satchel
Frank Berridge
Tilghman
Willard Legates
Eugene Coulbourn
Elkton
Lee Smith Jn
George Blades
Bradley
Trappe
John Mulder
Mis
John Brodes
Elna Legates
Wilmington
Doris Hall
Mamie Legnates
Mis. Heber Lane
Preston
Roy Legates
Heber Lane
J. B. Todd
Todd
Chestnut Grove
Vinginia Carroll
Seaford
Adams Cross Roads Picnic and Local Visits News
Adams Cross Roads Mrs Earl Robinson and family visited Pleasantville and Atlantic City N J with May Brown and family. Bloomery Sunday School picnic set for August 6 at Oak Orchard with bus fare option. Virginia Robinson hosted 1 H Live Wire Club gathering. Minnie Kemp stayed with W J Hubbard. Minnie Adam and Winnie Graham from Wilmington joined Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Robinson
Virginia Lee
John Adams
Edna
Reba Adams
George Wheatley
Pleasantville
Atlantic City
N.J
May
Edward Brown
Minnie Adam
Winnie Graham
Wilmington
Bloomery Sunday School
Oak Orchard
Josephine Wooters
Easton
W. J. Hubbard
Virginia Robinson
Minnie Kemp
Bloomery
In Memoriam Thomas J Carroll July 22 1922
In loving remembrance from his daughter Dora, the poem expresses my dear father’s passing on July 22 1922 and longing to clasp his hand hear his voice and see his smile. The note marks our family devotion across years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Carroll
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Vacation Visits and Guests
Miss Elaine Hunter of Centreville spends weekend at Ocean City with grandmother Mrs. N R Covell. Several local residents, including Ray Dolby Stevensville and Mrs. Walter Dolby Queenstown, visited I R Covell and Blanche Moise. Families from Cordova to Niagara Falk, Rehoboth, and Baltimore were noted guests or visitors in the area, with multiple small social exchanges and weekend travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Hunter
Centreville
N. R. Covell
Olin Hunter
Ocean City
Ray Dolby
Stevensville
Walter Dolby
Queenstown
Byard Holden
Ann Harbor
Mich
I. R. Covell
Blanche Moise
Betty
Frances Covell
Connelly Price
Queen Anne
James Price
Cordova
Willard Russell
Clifton Hicks
Gladys Gale
Stershey
Raymond Lane
Jean
Baltimore
Lorin Lane
Bernard Pinder
Pine Brook
N. J
Howard Dodds
Edgar Blades
Catherine
Ruth
Esther Skinner
Niagara Falk
Messrs
Gardner Beaven
Fagene Knott
Byron Barton Jr
Rehoboth
Brown Thawley
Burrsville
Mildred Stenger
Peggy Blades
Mary Louise Dodds
Community Notices From Queen Annes Count
Local social column lists visits and summer plans in Queen Annes County. Chester Barto and family vacationing with Edgewood relatives spent time with Henry Mogan and others in Cordova and Rehoboth. Various gatherings include Howard Eley host duties, Roy Hopkins guests, and Rev Fossett Bayard Saulsbury visitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Barto
Edgewood
Pittsburgh
Henry Mogan
John Barto
Cordova
Howard Eley
Rehoboth
Howard Flowers
Donald
Eleanor
Philadelphia
Willis Lang
Roy Hopkins
C. OL. Fossett
Bayard Saulsbury
Dro
Mas
Dickinson
Hernard Bock
Bernard Jr
Bobby
Arlington
No BE
Frank Fierichs
Elizabeth Lynch
Salisbury
S. P. Reynolds
Horace Morgan
Mikes
Funeral services for Charles J. Everngam held at Concord Church
Charles J. Everngam died at his Vineland home July 15. Funeral at Concord M E Church with Rev. Louis Dennis officiating. Burial in Concord Cemetery. Pallbearers were nephews Kirwin Lester Everngam Everett Enoch Elias and Philip Nuttle. Survived by widow Annie L Williams two sons Harry W Everngam and Thomas Math Everngaim two daughters Frank Jenkins of Boston a grandson Franklin Jenkins one brother and two sisters. Burial followed at Concord Cemetery amid flowers from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Everngam
Vineland
N. L
Concord M. E
Concord
Louis Dennis
Kirwin
Lester Everngain
Everett
Enoch
Elias
Philip Nuttle
T. W. Everngam
Mr Everngam
Joseph H
Martha Everngam
Thomas Everngam
Philadelphia
Annie L. Williams
Caroline
Martha Everngaim
Harry W. Everngam
Thomas Math Everngaim
Greensboro
N. C
Mass
Frank Jenkins
Boston
Local Social Notes Span Easton Rehoboth and More
RIDGELY Miss Laura Mason of Easton visits Mrs. C. E. Dukes. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gaitley enjoy vacations in Rehoboth. Francis Palmatory of Zion Maryland guests Mr. and Mrs. Weaver Jones. Miss Addie Griffin of Greensboro visits town. Miss Latina Wooters visits friends in San Antonio. Miss Nettie Arnold visits relatives in West Virginia. Mr. Charles Kline on sick list this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Mason
Easton
C. E. Dukes
Tom Gaitley
Rehoboth
Francis Palmatory
Zion
Weaver Jones
Addie Griffin
Greensboro
Latina Wooters
San Antonio
Texas
Nettie Arnold
West Virginia
Charles Kline
Comment on taxation and business acumen
A columnist argues that anyone capable of running a big business should be able to evade taxes. The remark frames tax avoidance as a sign of intelligence and success in modern commerce.
Preston Funeral for Francis M. Collins in Salisbury
Funeral services were held for Francis M. Collins of Salisbury from Hollo way's Funeral Home. He died after a cerebral hemorrhage in a car crash near Delmar while driving with his wife. He was 61, survived by wife Georgia A. Collins and three brothers. Interment at Preston cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Collins
Holloway
Salisbury
Mr. Collins
Wilmington
Delmar
Choplank
John
Josephine Collins
Caroline
Dorchester
Talbot
Virginia
American Oil Company
Bounds & Collins Inc
O. Straughn Lloyd
Lloyd Hearn
William Brown
Herman Ellicott
Willard Botham
David Wrotten
Dr. Humphreys
Asbury ‘M. E. Church
Georgia A. Collins
Baltimore
Charles C
Preston
Preston Cemetery
Rachel Baylor
J. Max Chambers
H. Reese Deane
Ralph C. Ledman
Hurlock
A. Fletcher Sisk
Ocean City
Charles Noble
O. B. Blades
Beverly
Rehoboth
Dallas Blades
Lucetta Sisk
William McLean
Albert Sisk
Balti- Ingle
W. Cookman Orrell
Preston Osteen
James E. Douglas
Douglas
Thomas C. Corkran
Trenton
N. J
Starr
Queen Anne’s County
E. L. Fooks and Sons
Alva Lee Hollis
Easton
John W. Noble
Noble
Roy Patchett
New York
Paul van Dyke
Rachel P. Baylor
W. K. Wrightson
C. E. Glass
New York City
Eloise
Orrell
Camp Wright
C. T. Noble
Clayton Taylor
Preston W. Spence Jr
J. R. Taylor
Preston and Vicinity
Jack Arthur Jr
H. ML. Hollis
A. T. Blades
High Point
N. C
S. E. Douglas
Fruit Sherbet Recipe Hints and Variations
A historical recipe notes combining crushed pineapple with sugar lemon juice and milk to make a sherbet. Directions include dissolving sugar, adding milk gradually, and freezing at the highest indicator setting for 1% hours. Substitutions include strawberries peaches raspberries apricots or orange juice.
Two Boys Drowned When Wheat Truck Capsizes Near Greensboro
In Greensboro area, two boys James Murray aged 14 and Alonzo Brown Jr. aged 10 drowned after a wheat truck overturned into a ditch around 1 PM Monday. Driver Milton Newman and Fred Warner escaped. Eddie Chamberlain rescued both bodies from the water as neighbors assisted. The truck belonged to T. Clayton Horsey. Funeral services were held at Mt. Pleasant M. E. Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Murray
Alonzo Brown Jr
Milton Newman
Fred Warner
Greensboro
Dukes Robb
Burrsville
Parren T. Russell
Newman
Warner
Eddie Chamberlain
Murray Boy
Murray
T. Clayton Horsey
Wilson Murray
Alonzo Brown
Mt. Pleasant M. E
W. N. Ross
Cookers
Town
John Harvey Coursey Jr
J. H. Coursey
Pauline Todd
Anderson Town
Sadlersville
L. S. Jones
Harry Bevard
Sykesville
Bevard
University Hospital
Baltimore
Baptist Missionary Quarterly Meeting
East New Market
John Watson
Nolan Edwards
W. Thomas ‘Thornton
Wanda Monroe
James Crozier
Philadelphia
N. K. Swanwick
Coolidge
Barbara
Dolores Hubbard
Swanwick
Edward Smith
N. A. Smith
Smith
H. W. Smith
Olive
Dorothy Hamilton
Aileen Witham
Danvers
Mass
W. L. Gardner Jr
William Tompkins
George
Salem
N. J
Blanche Richards
W. B. Massey
Oakley Eskridge
Carl
Sylvia
Marie
Frank Long
New Castle
Ray Luff
Thomas Edwards
Samuel
Ellen
Hubert Dill
Magnolia
Del
J. W. Gruwell
Eddystone
A. O. Ritter
Allentown
Annie Hopkins
A. P. Morris and Sons
Durham
N. C
Grace Wooters
Mary Lobstein
John C. Brown
Wilmer Webber
Layton Mackey
Dover
Oscar Wyatt
Arthur Cahall
Edward Hollingsworth
Homemakers Club
Betterton
Lightning Strikes State House Cupola in Dover
A lightning bolt struck the 145 year old State House at Dover Monday about 9 45 am damaging the cupola and causing a loud crash described as glass shattering. The rain spout grounded the bolt preventing fire while two hours later the library commission skylight collapsed, scattering glass on the librarian’s desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Library Commission
Jules Verne
Baltimore Sunday American
Delmarva Peninsula
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Hefy
SHEER
Senderson
Adams Cross Roads
Memoriam
Dora
Hillsboro
Tuckahoe
Mousenold
Eunice Ellis—Hoeme
Eastern Shore Public Service