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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1907
Page
7
Local Department and Rural Notices in Denton Area
Rural markets report wheat at 90 and corn at 59 while farmers note promising tomato fields. Advertisements include J. H. Merriken selling a buggy and C Leslie Walls notifying town taxpayers. Carolina Republicans set August 10 primaries and Ocean City pier draws visitors. Local society notes recount numerous visits, travels by automobile, and community recognitions alongside library and bank notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Merriken
C. Leslie Walls
Ocean City
Inds
Geto H. F. Stevens
I. B. Towers
Denton Bridge
J. TL. Everagain
O. M. Hignutt
Williston
Notable visitors and expansions in Rehoboth and Baltimore
Halifax born visitors including Mrs R J Bowen and family in Baltimore with relatives, and many Maryland and Delaware residents staying with kin or guests. Local builders Lane & Long, Milton Cahall Smith, and H M Vosmus Co. undertake housing, heating, and cannery work as merchants report strong business. Rehoboth reports a robust season with many cottages rented and new cottage openings on Delaware Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennington
Woodbury
N. J
James B. Swing
A. G. Saualsbury
Heloboth
Rehoboth
Queen Vells
Mrs. Cooper
Denton
Delaware Avenue
Cooper
Saulsbury
Community notices from Baltimore to Rehoboth
H Mercer and son are visiting in Philadelphia. Miss Lena Townsend is with friends in Waynesboro Pa. Miss Bessie Sewell is at Rehoboth. Miss Hattie Wright is at Rehoboth Goldsboro. Miss Edith Slemmer has been visiting at the home of her brother in Centraville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirs. H. Mercer and Son
Philadelphia
Lena Townsend
Waynesboro, Pa
Bessie Sewell
Rehoboth
Hattie Wright
Rehnboth
Edith Slemmer
Centraville
Election guidance and poll hours noted
The passage explains that any single group of voters can invalidate the ballot for that group and that judges of election will aid voters in expressing their intended vote based on ballot marks. Polls open at 1 and close at 6.
Barraville Resident Breaks Hip From Barn Fall
Barraville resident Mr. Alexander Baker, highly respected, fell from a barn loft a few days ago and broke his hip. The rainbow bazar last week for M. P. parsonage improvements was a decided success. Mrs. W. C. Jacobs and son William returned from a two week visit with friends in Philadelphia. Mrs. Thomas Downham and children of Wyoming visited Mrs. Mary J. Cahall. Mr. Osborne Harvey of Philadelphia visited relatives in town. Mr. A Thurman Garrett suffers with a bone felon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Baker
M. P
W. C. Jacobs
William
Philadelphia
Thomas Downham
Wyoming
Mary J. Cahall
Osborne ‘Harvey
A. Thurman Garrett
Great Changes in Tuckahoe Neck Garden Spot
A writer recalls Tuckahoe Neck during the Civil War era describing crude threshing machines and small farms now modernized. He notes one school then, a single local newspaper, and reflects on changes in agriculture and education across time. The piece blends memory with reflections on progress and local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuckahoe Neck
Tuckahoe
Cain
William Berkley
James
Virginia
Henry A. Wise
Congress of the United States
Death Roll terse: Satterfield funeral invokes Firemen’s Brotherhood
Funeral services were held for Richard Norman Satterfield, fireman on the Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad, killed by a fall from his engine near Wilmington. The rites at his parents’ Franklin Street home drew fire brigade leaders and featured two floral carriages, with Rev. Dr. A. C. McGilton officiating and Fireman’s Brotherhood officials assisting. The report also notes several obituaries and notices including Captain James A. Geoghegan of Baltimore, Robert Postlewaite Addison, George M. Perry, and Mrs. Mary W. Willis, among others, plus unrelated commercial items and an advert for wallpaper and shades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Norman Satterfield
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
Wilmington
Martin Luther Satterfield
Franklin Street
A. C. McGilton
Denton
Edward
Willis
Baltimore
Eliza Jester
Frank Jester
Fowling Creek
Matrimonial Notices From Ridgely and Denton
Multiple marriages reported in Denton and surrounding areas. Anna Dempsey and J Clayton Kinamon unite at Ridgely M E Church with reception and return to Goldsboro where he farms. Arlington Longfellow and Hannah Dunham wed at Denton M P Parsonage. Longfellow to live in Philadelphia. Thomas Hall and Myrtle Todd married at Hickman. James Blaine Bullock and Gloria Satterfield wed at Denton M E Church. Conrad Lane and Lizzie Sloan marry at Denton M E Parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Dempsey
D. S. Smith
Ridgely
J. Clayton Kionaman
Goldsboro
J. W. Jones
Ridgely M. E. Church
Kinnamon
Arlington Tongfellow
Philadelphia
Denton
Hannah
A. L. Dunham
West Denton
F. T. Benson
Denton M. P
Longfellow
Thomas Hall
Myrtle Todd
Hickman
Bloomery M
M. E. Parsonage
James Blaine Buljlock
Gloria L. Satterfield
A. C. McGilton
Conrad Lane
Lizzie Sloan
Fire alarm at church ends with no damage
Sunday evening about seven an oil leak in a church gas pipe caused a small fire when a janitor lit a match. The flames were quickly extinguished and no damage occurred. Other local news notes residents traveling, visits, and business updates in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Collins
Baltimore
Mabel Wright
Thurmont
W. Va
Ruth Douglass
Esther Leduum
Denton
Lee Noble
Taylor's Island
Contractor Pine
Camden
N. J
Harry Potter
Jenson Bros. Hava
Union Grove
Tilghman I. Kelley
Local visits and friendly exchanges in town
Mrs Tattie Simpson and daughter Grace of Wilmington Col visit Mr and Mrs W W Collins. Miss Ella Shocler from Baltimore returns home after visiting Mrs Harry Read. Elbert M Davis of Wilmington visits his parents. A L Owens of Plymouth NC visits Willey family. Harry O Perry of Baltimore spends Sunday with his mother. Lillie Pope of Baltimore visits Bertha Blades. Lula Goodman of Chestertown visits Mrs F Whiteley. Several townspeople travel to Ocean City Thursday.
Local Family Visits Return to Baltimore and Besieged Echoes
Mr and Mrs Taylor and two sons return to Baltimore after visiting their father and mother. Mrs Annie Towers comes home from Philadelphia. Mr Scott Silver reports extensive improvements at his packing house. Miss Rhoda Marine returns from Puuvatat wandered two weeks. Mr O M Hignutt makes a flying trip to Baltimore city. Mrs Linwood Cohen tents at Denton camp. Mrs J Bell Lauer attends Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Baltimore
Annie Towers
Philadelphia
Scott Silver
Rhoda Marine
Puvutat
O. M. Hignutt
Baltimore City
Linwood Cohen
Denton Camp
J. Bell Lauer
Jamestown
Mrs Mabel Towers Allen Leaves for Hancock Lake Maine
Trobba Mrs Mabel Towers Allen who had been visiting her parents here left last week for Hancock Lake Maine to spend the balance of her vacation. Frank Mitchell sent the first shipment of sweet corn from this station early last week with several growers shipping heavily. Miss Olio Gootoe from Philadelphia visits her parents Mr and Mrs Daniel Gootoe. Mr Edwin Paisley of Wilmington also spends a vacation with his parents here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Towers Allen
Hancock Lake
Maine
Frank Mitchell
Olio Gootoe
Philadelphia
Daniel Gootoe
Edwin Paisley
Wilmington
Baltimore Visitors Return After Short Visit
Clark Marshall and his wife, visiting friends nearby, returned to their Baltimore home on Tuesday. Mrs. John Doane of Easton spent several days with her sister, Mrs. James Todd, last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Marshall
Baltimore
John Doane
Easton
James Todd
Epworth League Day Promises Big Camp Program at Concord
Caroline County will observe Epworth League Day on Tuesday August 6 at Concord Camp under District Cabinet. Denton Burrsville Farmington Greenwood chapters urged to attend. A large chorus will provide music and a full schedule includes bread breaking speeches devotions and sermons by Rev E C Scofield Rev Dr A C McGilton Dr S M Morgan Rev W R Mowbray Rev E C Sunfield and Rev G W Bounds. Also announced are seventh annual Church of God camp meeting at Friendship August 1–11 with no fees and free will offerings. Marydel encampment runs August 9–18 drawing many from nearby counties. Futures sermons set for Hillsboro M E Church and Williston with Holiness camp services ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Epworth League
Concord Camp
Denton
Burrsville
Farmington
Greenwood
League
Epworthian
E. C. Scofield
A. C. McGilton
S. M. Morgan
W. R. Mowbray
E. C. Sunfield
G. W. Bounds
Church of God
Pretty Grove
Friendship
Marydel
L. P. Corkran
Hillsboro M. E
Maryland Democratic Conference Urges Governor Candidate Qualities
The Democratic conference in Baltimore gathered leading Maryland counselors to discuss a governor candidate. The resolution calls for a union of strong rural and intellectual qualities with broad appeal, insisting the nominee be of high character and capable of a vigorous statewide campaign without alienating party support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balthmore
Baltimore
Maryland
Orphans Court Approves Harter Estate Inventory and Sales Order
In Orphans Court on Tuesday Celesta A. Harter administrator of the late William A. Harter presented an inventory of personal property which was approved. An order to sell at private sale was granted. G Edgar Williamson trustee for Fletcher Williamson and guardian to Carrie Williamson Hassenger presented bonds which were approved. The sheriff returned subpoenas as undersigned respondents. Jennie S. Lord and James A. Trazare administrators were authorized to sell corn on hand at private sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Celesta A. Harter
William A. Harter
G. Edgar Williamson
Fletcher Williamson
Carrie Williamson Hassenger
William A. Williamson
Jennie S. Lord
James A. Trazzare
Choir boys of Christ Church enjoy Rehoboth experiences
The Christ Church choir boys led by Rev J Gibson Gantt and director Stevens stay at the Barger Cottage in Rehoboth. They cook, swim, sing and relax on the beach with disciplined hours, a calm camp life, and supportive staff ensuring a jovial, communal seaside outing. Will Bradley stands out with companionable strolls, while Captain StevensCoordinates chores and meals, keeping the group content and well supervised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gibson Gantt
Christ Church
Charles EB
Stevens
Mesars
William and Steele Bradley
Reyner
Potter
Louis Dukes
Eugene Anderson
Woodall Green
Ford Cooke
Dawson George
John Rutter
Jack Barnhart
Howard Fullerton
Ralph Griffin
John
Marriott Redden
Hall Barnhart
Andrew Dil
Christ Church Choir
Rehoboth
Will Bradley
Eugene
John Redden
Will
A Fine Map of Maryland by the Maryland Geological Survey
The Maryland Geological Survey directed by State Geologist Prof. Clark issues a large map of Maryland in cooperation with the United States Geological Survey. It consolidates topographic and roadway details, shows drainage and elevations, and includes accessory maps of congressional districts, weather data, and physiographic provinces to aid travel and regional understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Geological Survey
Clark
Maryland
United States Geological Survey
Senate
Ieh
State Survey
State Geological Survey
W. W. Crosby
Crosby
Baltimore City
Atll
Dark episode of Israel’s idolatry at Sinai sermon
A Sunday school lesson views the golden calf as a stark test of faith, urging believers to forsake idols for Christ. It contrasts Moses on the mountain with the people's rush to idolatry, warns against worldly pleasures in worship, and calls daily prayer for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Egypt
Sinai
Jesus
Moses
God
Aaron
Jesson
Enses
Paul
Canaan
Jehovah
Pharaoh
Nadab
Abihu
John
Baltimore Home Coming week offers ad opportunity
Baltimore residents look to October to showcase city progress after the great fire. For rent a 175 acre farm near Preston seeks first class tenants. J H Barrow Preston Md advertises. Lost gold Eagle Claw watch charm rewards offered at Dr Smith's Dental Office. Subscribe for the JOURNAL to get full county news.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Sacs
the Local Department
Behoboth
Thawley
JovgNat
State Fund
Caroline
Frank T. Jewell
Jacob Ghingher
Nustern
Edward Stunt
Concord
Johnstown
Elizabeth Hubbard
Martin L. Satterfield
Greensboro
Wright
Greenshboro
Samuel J. Pentz
Washington
Denton Free Library Association
Oeluck, Sharp
Association
T. C. West
Dr. Nor
Simmons
H. B. Simmons
Chestertown
Dr. Simmons
G. W. Simmons
Peninsula
Wesley Jarrell
Jarrell
John Strannahan
Robert M. Collins
Collins
W. GC. Stevens
Talbot
Fred T. Roe
Alma
Tuckahoe Mills
Washington, D C
Wm. N. Wamsley
Bloomingdale Farm
Chester River
L. Fooks
Douglass
Preston
Gladys Lyons
Violet Donnell
N. O
D. Y W. T. Hubbard
RunumMer
George A. McDaniel
Ties. C. Jr. Stewart
Hill
Elmer EK. Wheeler
H. Earle Smith
J. Earle Rochester
Annie Rochester
Fifth Avenue
Miss King
Albert Anderson
Gay Street
J. Prank Brown
M. Ella Anthony
Mildred Nuttle
Andersontown
IC. W. Hobbs
Blanche LeCompte
Vienna
R. N. Hitchens
Willard Thawley
Paul Wright
Katherine Smith
Rosa Allen
Itehaboth
M. E. Wyatt
Joseph F. Roop
Elizabeth J. Locke
Charles T. Rickards
J. B. Port and
Huntingdon
Areonaboro
Willian C. Raughley
Berlin
R. J. Raughley
E. W. Levering
Raughley
L. P. Mullikin
Charles BR. Rich
A. H. Dobson
Western Union Telegraph Office
Ella Benson
Elizabeth Pennewill
New Jersey
Roxie Draper
Helen
Mary Larrimore
John F. Dawson
Bertha
Mabel Shull
Margaret Cohee
Lola Jackson
Cecilion
Helen Baggs
T. I. Jarman
Ocean Grove
Halisborn
R. J. Bowen
Virginia Holt
Charles T. Rowe
Charles County
Rowe
F. B. Morgan
Occoquan
C. C. Wheeler
Virginia Wheeler
Aims Thompson
Elmer E. Wheeler
Hf. W. B. Rowe
Galdsboro
Caro Saulsbury
Annie Jump
Hattie Hicks
Sadie Allen
Isiting
Dlers
Fas
Balth
Ware
Elphia
Teel
Imore, Baltignest
Goldaboro
Newspaper
Radhive
Tin Man
Thomas & Messer
Baltimore St
Choptunk
Whilston
Trobba
Bethlehem
Caroline County
J. E. Smith
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Choir
Noys Af
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