Frigidaire ads and local notices in Caroline County
Local department notes no communicable diseases in Caroline from July 4 to 21. Classifieds list used refrigerators for sale, furniture repair, calling card envelopes, loss notice, and store hours. Anticipated events include Denton carnival August 11–23, excursions to Tolchester, and multiple church camps July 25 for ten days. Governor Ritchie calls extra registration days due to Jewish holidays.
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Journal
Caroline County
M. K. Newnam
Denton
Charles Jopp
Route 2
Orphans’ Court
R. T. West
Elisha H. Harper
W. J. Shawn
H. P
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
St. H. Stafford
Burrsville
Edenton Council No
Daughters of America
Tolchester
M. A. Brackett
Denton Journal
Cadillac
LaSalle
Buick
Oakland
Pontiac
Chevrolet
K. Newnam
Albert C. Ritchie
Eastern Shore
Baltimore
Western Shore
Ritchie
Caroline
House of Delegates
Baltimore City
Tabernacles
Shiloh
Ellwood
Holiness Com
East New Market
Dorchester County
Church of God
Maryland
Adam W. Mil Jer
Federalsburg
Asslat
Personal and Social News From Denton Pennsylvanian
Christ Church choir picnic at Oak Orchard Delaware with Rev F W Kirwan and many local residents attending. Social visitors include Mrs B B Brumbaugh and family, Mr John M Willis and daughter Anne, Mrs Lester Fountain and relatives, and numerous other friends from Philadelphia Baltimore Wilmington and Collings Pa. A motor trip in Shenandoah Valley and several hospital and travel notes accompany the social round.
Reunion plans for three Maryland families outlined
At a Davis Kinder Noble reunion meeting held in Eastern Shore Trust Company Bank Rufus F Noble was reelected president and Charles B Lewis secretary. August 28 was set as a tentative reunion date pending speaker. Mrs Ella Emory chaired the speaker committee with other chairs named. Others spoke for the families and greetings were planned. A series of fires from a storm caused destruction and injuries nearby and deaths were reported. Funeral services were held for several locals and a forest fire near Federalsburg was fought by the fire company. A house party traveled to Rehoboth and Bethel M E Church held its annual picnic at Coldar Grove.
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Davis
Charles S. Lewis
Harry W. Davis
Old Bethel M. E. Church
Here
John Noble
Preston
Rebecca Charles
Mary Katherine Kinder
Kinder
Eleanor Noble
Noble
E.R. Cohee
Elmer Cohee
Main Street
Cohee
Thrace Robinson
Smithville
Lida FE. Galloway
George F. Galloway
Douglas I. Galloway
Douglas F
W. Claudell Galloway
Chester Morrow
Baltimore
Manin Street
Alfred Charles
W. A. Mowbray
Linden Noble
J. R. Charles
T. 5. McCrea
Mc Crean
Christ Methodist Protestant Church
John Philips
County
R. P. Nichols
Union Church
Wilcrest Cemetery
Phillips
Delaware
Federalsburg
Maud Phillips
Ethel Hubbard
Federal
Laurel M. E. Church
Bloomery Cemetery
Rehoboth
Del
Maryland Ave
Kenneth Knotts
Donald E. Jefferson
B. C. Willis
Roland Webster
Bethel M. E. Church
Coldar Grove
Harrington Socials Show Seashore Swiftly Warmed
Local residents flocked to seashore spots on Sunday hoping for relief from heat. Among visitors at Rehoboth and Slaughter Beach were the Ramsdells, Wilsons, Powells, Chipmans, Tee, the Downes families, Harrington Truitt and others. In Baltimore, Robert O. Gilette, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gilette, died after a four month illness. Funeral services were held at the M. E. Church with burial in Hollywood cemetery. He is survived by his parents and one brother, Francis. Mr. Harrington Truitt and son John Truitt visited Philadelphia on Monday.
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H. J. Ramsdell
Fred Wilson
Fred ‘Powell
Rehoboth
Bowers Benc
W. T. Chipman
H. C. Tee
Alton Downes
Ira Downes
Harrington Truitt
Ralph Satterfield
Baynard Smith
Lawrence Porter
William Billings
Lyman Billings
Russell Hands
Slaughter Beach
W. W. Sharp
Caroline F. Sharp
Alice Hargraves
Portsmouth
Robert O. Gilette
Oscar
Gilette
Baltimore
M. E
Hollywood Cemetery
Francis Gilette
John Truitt
Philadelphia
Community Notes On Family Visits And Illnesses
Harmony Mrs Andrew Christopher and daughter Margaret Rebecca visit Mr Christopher’s parents Mr and Mrs John Christopher. Mrs Oscar Fishell spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Carrie Collins. Mr Fishell and their son and daughter take a motor trip to Michigan. Mr and Mrs Ed Dean recently lost their one year old daughter cholera infantum was the cause of her death. Mrs Helen Messick of Havre de Grace Md visits her parents W R Thomas. Miss Grace Baker and friend of Wilmington spent Sunday with cousin Mrs Roland Todd. Mr and Mrs Will Collins of Preston were visitors at Mr and Mrs John Cohee’s. Miss Louise Todd spending two weeks at the girls club camp below Cambridge. Mr Charlie Ferrins has been quite sick but is better.
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Andrew Christopher
Margaret Rebecca
W. R. Thomas
Grace Baker
Wilmington
Roland Todd
Will Collins
Preston
John Cohee
Louise Todd
Cambridge
Charlie Ferrins
Slure
George Bastian
Edear Weaver
J. B
Ellwanger
Charles Sigler
Greensboro
Roland Ebling
David Strument
Ridgely
George Basmin
Abram Gottwall
Timonium
Clarence Kern
B. A. Behrens
B. FF. Wentworth
Richard Bowling
Easton
Federalsburg
Bowling
James
Ellen Cole
Louise Cole
Anna Frances Seward
Virginia Callahan
Virginian Holsinger
Miriam Holsinger
Caroline-Dorchester
Tinka Tonga
Behrens
Church of the Brethren
Samuel Laird
Harry
Andrew
Harford County
Harry Laird
Chincoteague
Alice
Bennington
Walter Douker
Chambersburg
Watson Rooker
Charles Hobbs, Jr
Thomas Ryan
Harry Gainnon
Harrison Gannon
Centreville
Bernard
York
Edward
Frank Flounders
Williams
Toronto
Stayer
Frank Stayer
Henry Wilkinson
Burton
Catherine
Philadelphia
John Hoffman
I. E. Brown
Allentown
Mary Wharton
Otis
Mary
Ida Imler
Murphy
Imler
S. L. Shaw
Bedford
Shaw
Joseph Orr
Twickey
Lawrence Lynett
Henry Fielder
Telford
Etta Wheatley
Denton
Maggie Carney
Leo Gannon
Levi Voshel
Cordova
Roland Fountain
Margaret
Joyce
Frank Long
Selbyville
Emma Jackson
Fred Ross
Charles Starkey
Calvin Lynch
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Floral Tributes
Mrs. J W Peters and Daughter express gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy during the illness and death of their husband and father.
Burglary at Ridgely department store steals $500
Burglars forced open the Main Street entrance last Friday about 2:20 AM at A W Brumbaugh department store and took silk dresses silk hosiery bathing suits shirts and other apparel valued around 500. The break-in followed by a busy village news week details many local events and social visits.
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A. W. Brumbaugh
Main Street
Mr. Brumbaugh
Falls, hit and run, and hospital updates in Maryland
Wilmer Webber of Greensboro was seriously injured when a road construction truck rounded a turn and he fell, fracturing his skull. He was rushed to Easton Emergency Hospital and is listed as progressing. The truck was driven by Carl Dingledine of Greensboro. A separate incident reports William Pinder, 81, struck Friday night by a hit and run driver, with a broken leg and head injury, also admitted to Easton Hospital and listed as doing well.
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Benmbaugh
Wilmer Webber
Greensboro
Betterton
Webber
Easton
Carl Dingledine
William Pinder
Pearl Edwards
Ruth Turner
Bradford Turner
Baynard Thompson
Goldsboro
Washington
Annapolis
Clinton Breeding
Philadelphia
Whitall Larrimore
St. Paul’s
M. E
Baptist Sunday School
Oyster Shell Point
Marie Jiutson
John Baynard
Ridgely
Annie Edwards
Baynard Kinnamon
Charles Corday
Marcus Wook
Warry Kinnamon
Louis Slaughter
T. H. Robinson
Irving van Sant
Temple University
Warren van Sant
Jennie Balderson
Darby
George Holmes
Florence Stevenson
C. N. Pippin
Laura Longfellow
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Del
Carlton Carrow
W. Thomas Thornton
Charles Beaumont
New York City
C. R. Olson
Zeth Weaver
Bessie McNamara
Cambridge
J. R. Afeckins
Roland Cooper
Deborah Schaube
Booker's Wharf
Everett A Pepper Dies After Long Illness in Denton Area
Everett A Pepper a prosperous farmer of Tuckahoe Neck died at his home after more than two years of ill health and months of suffering. He married Daisy Munck in 1908 and leaves two children Aldridge 18 and Ethel 11, plus a sister, a stepmother, and several half-siblings. Funeral services were held at his home with Rev. H E Uhrig and Rev. J A Rood officiating. burial followed in Denton cemetery.
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Everett A. Pepper
Tuckahoe Neck
Daisy Munck
Baltimore
Aldridge
Ethel
Poole
Henderson
H. E. Uhrig
H Holiness Church
Denton
J. A. Rood
Royal Oak
Harris Chapel
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Stems From Twin Towns
News from Hillsboro along the Tuckahoe notes marriages and social visits. Miss Mary Neal Smith of Carney's Point NJ wed William Ellis of Philadelphia at her parents home. Various relatives and friends from Washington Denton Stevensville Baltimore and Berlin visit and travel.
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Tuckahoe
Queen Anne Church Worship Notes and Local Visits
The Queen Anne Methodist Episcopal Church South led by Rev Lee H. Richcreek held Sunday School at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 30 with union service Sunday night at 6 00 o clock Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 00. Local residents visited relatives and friends in Staunton Strasburg Cleveland Washington Edinburg Wilmington and St Michaels with several family and social updates including Mrs Chas Rhodes visiting in Ohio and Canada and Mrs Mollie Diggans painting a room.
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Methodist ‘Episcopal Church
Richcreek
Washington
Chas. Rhodes
Francis Clark
Cleveland
Ohio
Canada
Earl Short
Jane
Rose Moffett
Washington, D. C
Emma _ Short
Byron Barton
Edinburg
Ruth Reynolds
Howard Andrews
Easton
Edith Richards
Addie Morgan
Harry Gibson
Rehoboth
Geo. Eaton
Mollie Diggans
Louis Sneed
Wilmington
Everett Blades
St. Michaels
Death of Dr James A Reidy A Notable Marion County Physician
Dr James A Reidy aged 58 a prominent Marion County physician and surgeon died suddenly at his Monongah home last Friday He was a son in law of the late Dr J L Noble and survived by his second wife Miss Maud Noble and eight children From Pennsylvania he graduated in 1902 at the College of Physicians and Surgeons Baltimore and served as resident physician at Baltimore City Hospital before joining Consolidation Coal Company at Monongah Mines and acting as surgeon for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad He was active in civic affairs a 32nd degree Mason and a Presbyterian Church member
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James A. Reidy
Marion County
W. Va
Monongah
Ife
J. L. Noble
Preston
Mary E. Noble
Maud Noble
Reidy
Pennsylvania
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Baltimore
Baltimore City Hospital
Consolidation Coal Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Presbyterian Church
Preston Church Closing Service and Local Events
The Preston Church of the New Jerusalem holds its closing service for the church year on Sunday July 27 at 11 am with sermon The man the woman the curse Gen At Williston Sunday School at 2 pm and a 3 pm service on The Tree of Life The Tree of Knowledge of good and evil the Serpent. Mrs Dr William T Kelley and son Noble visit relatives in northern New Jersey with Mrs Clara Bartlett Scudder and Mrs Elia Atkinson Smith in Yardley Pa for about a week. Preston Volunteer Fire Company opened its first carnival on the high school grounds. parade next Wednesday CG W Elzey president and Charles Fulton Noble secretary. Mr William T Kelley Jr and Mr Harry B Wright Jr are camping at Ithaca NY and Hampton NJ visiting relatives. Epiphany Mission Preston Sunday School 10 am evening prayer and sermon 7:30 pm. St Andrew Mission Hurlock Sunday School 10 am morning prayer and sermon 11 am.
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Church of the New Jerusalem
Williston
Wm. T. Kelley
Noble W. Kelley
Wilbur C. Noble
Edith Noble
New Jersey
Clara Bartlett Scudder
Elia Atkinson Smith
Yardley
Bucks County
Preston Volunteer Fire Company
CG. W. Elzey
Charles Fulton Noble
William T. Kelley
Harry B. Wright, Jr
Ithaca
New York
Hampton
Epiphany Mission
Preston
Williston Discontinues Young People’s Meeting Until September
Williston announces the alternate Sunday evening gathering for youth is suspended until September. Miss Martha Frey led last Sunday's session on the 23rd Psalm, sharing a traveler’s tale illustrating David’s faith in divine grace. The item also lists local visits and storm-related incidents including two cows killed by lightning and a yard tree struck.
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Martha Frey
David
Jack Klutz
Selma
Virginia
Mabel
Philadelphia
Burton Klutz
Georgetown
N. C
Williston
Clarence Beauchamp
Robert Frazier
Georgia Elaine Haynie
Ann Elizabeth Ragland
Gilford
Baltimore
W. D. Uhler
Memory Lane
Henry Cook
Mr. Allen
Cook
Henrietta Frey
Belle Beauchamp
Virdie Hardesty
Delaware
Elmer E. Wheeler
William
Rebecca Wheatley
Wm. D. Uhler
Gilbert Hignutt
Harvey Towers
Tolchester
Oak Orchard
Miss Tanner Oberly
Pottstown
C. E. Rice
Wm. Love
Wilmington
Weekend visits and greetings around Henderson area
Henderson residents hosted guests over the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Shenton and daughter and Miss Elizabeth Pippin from Chester, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brown and Barbara from Hickman, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Satterfield with children from Marcus Hook. Other notable events included W. F. Clark at a Metropolitan Life dinner in Ocean City Maryland, and visits by Mrs. S. S. James returning to New York, Albert Powell from Baltimore with the Stubbs, Ruthanna Shultie and Helen Hudson visiting Wilmington relatives, Grace Griffith of Wilmington spending the weekend with her parents, and S. C. Johnson of Wilmington visiting town friends.
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Calvin Shenton
Elizabeth Pippin
Chester
Darius Pippin
Clayton Brown
Barbara
Hickman
A. B. Cohee
Wm. Satterfield
Marcus Hook
Joseph Satterfield
Bo sworth League guests share parsonage evening
Burrsville notes Wesley M E Church members and friends were hosted at the parsonage on Thursday July 17 after business and social time. Homemade ice cream and cake followed. Tel Chester visitors included many Hopkins and Layton family members.
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Bosworth League
Wesley M. E. Church
Howard Hopkins
Pauline
James Hopkins
Amos Layton
W. T. Bullock
R. H. Stafford
Telchester
E. J. Saunders
Goldsboro
Pottsville
Pottstown
Reading
West Chester
W. A. Stafford
Bowers Beach
George Price
Harrington
J. W. Price
Roy Baker, Jr
W. T. Baker
W. S. Littleton
Ocean City
Denton Volunteer Fire Company Dues Due July 1
The honorary membership dues of the Denton Volunteer Fire Company were due July 1. Dues are five dollars per year and fund the running expenses of the organization. Everyone is urged to join and help the firefighters.
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Denton Volunteer Fire Company
Cattle Show At Ridgely Draws Big Crowd For Farm Picnic
Caroline county farmers held an open day at the Ridgely Experiment Station with Farm Bureau and Extension Service backing. Despite heat, a large crowd viewed prize-winning 4 H and open class cattle, with champions named in Holstein and Guernsey divisions and 4 H club winners Rufus King George Bastian Roland Ebling Abram Gottwals set to represent the county at Timonium.
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Caroline County
Farm Bureau and Extension Service
Maryland
Ridgely
H. C. Barker
J. A. Conover
College Park
C. M. Jones
Greensboro
Victor Dean
Federalsburg
H. C
George Bastian
Joseph Edwards
Roland Ebling
George Gottwals
Denton National Bank
Guernsey
David Mitchell
J. A. Fuchs, Jr
Preston
Harold Holsinger
W. Clarence
Jones
Henderson
Ralph Holland
Hillsboro
J. K. Lynch
W. E. Lynch
Jersey
Oscar Morgan
Denton
E. D. Henning
Henry Allfather
St. Gertrude’s Academy
Paul Hoffman
Richard Blackburn
Theodore Schmick
George Messick
Frank Stevenson
R. J. Magrogan
J. Fuchs, Jr
Leo Mitchell
H. F. Klotz
Caroline County Farm
Henry Beck
E. C. Carter, Jr
N. T. Kelly
H. C. Harrington
C. W. Sigler
Clarence Kern
Willard C. Todd
J. A. Fuchs
Timonium Fair
Rufus King
Abram Gottwals
Templeville Social Notes and Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Stout and children of Collingswood New Jersey along with Mrs D C Hayes and Miss Blossom Cooper of Federalsburg spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Davis Mrs Sallie Baynard of Smyrna Delaware visited Mr and Mrs William Kinnamen Saturday and Sunday Miss Helen Golt of Wilmington spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Golt Miss Mary Knotts is spending several days with her sister Mrs J T Carter in Hamilton Church services for Sunday will be as follows Sunday School at 10 am preaching at 11 Messrs Harry Knotts and Allen Stafford are camping this week at Bookers Beach
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J. T. Carter
Hamilton
Messrs
Harry Knotts
Allen Stafford
Booker’s Beach
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Ec Wwspa
Nachive
Christ Church
F. W. Kirwan
Mesdames W. J. Richards
T. Mark Breeding
Clara Slaser
Paul Kenney
Mary Bunney
Dorothy Miller
Louise Downes
Betty Shanks
Grace Rutter
W. J. Rickards
B. T. Welty
Carroll County
B. B. Brumbaugh
Chalmers S. Brumbaugh
Annie, W. Todd
Hridgeville
John M. Willis
Anne Willis
North Wales
Pao
Charles H. Willis
Lester Fountain
Fite
Agnes Fountain
Carl Fountain
Walter Fountain
Josiah A. Beck
Martha
Margaret Beck
Frank Dennis
Shennandoah Valley
Charles J. Ogle
Dora Gelietly
W. J. Evans
Velma Yeoman
Kathryn
P. N. Yeoman
Francis Yeoman
Wm. J. Irwin
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Robert Redden
Minneapolis
Joseph Death
Jane Redden
Mildred McShane
Timore
Clemenine Fountain
Collings, Pa
F. J. Wright
Verna Henzen
Dolly
Fort Howard
I. Robert
Fleetwood
Carville
Irving Horsey
Roland Park
J. Dukes Downes
Henrietta ,Liles
Albemarle
T. Pliny Fisher
Cora M. Pippin
Elkton
Susan Saulsbury
Vederalsburg
J. M. Ludwig
Beaven
Flagg
Leola Temple
Thelena Wilcott
Albert White
Ruth Webb
Newport
I. I
N. SK. Swanwick
Wildwood, N. J
Martha Carrow
Mercy Hospital
Wilson
Thornton
TH. Stoneseifer
Mary Neal Smith
Carney’s Point
N. J
Our Town
William Ellis
Garrettson Smith
Rh. W. Duffey
Layman Redden
Oscar Clark
Chas. Jarrell
Emma
Carolyn Holland
Alex. McWilliams
J. A. Reynolds
Atlanta
Ida Rice
Cambridge Hospital
O. S. Rice
R. B. Thompson
Carlton Ernst and Sons
Clear Spring
Edgar Blades
J. M. Eaton
Layman. Redden
G. Francis Beaven
Duke College
Hugh C. Duffey
Sadie Wothers
Chas. Owen Ford
Stevensville
Annie Beaven
Ella Fleming
Perryman
J. T. Sparklin
Roberta Rowe
Berlin
Dora Limpert
Harry Covell
Queen Anne
Willistan
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