Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Denton Journal in Denton, Maryland

We have 6,005,176 pages in Maryland

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1934

Page

5

Local notices and advertisements from Denton area

A collection of notices and ads lists products for sale including stoves refrigeration and Patapar wrap as odor control for cantaloupes. Local events include a picnic at Mrs Cheetums, a Gladiolus exhibition in Baltimore August 11 12, a comedy skit in Den ton August 2, and a Rotary Club meeting featuring Arthur Hungerford NRA director. Also reports on a tubercu losis clinic July dist and a GOP candidate tour by Dr Charles H Conley with dates July 31 and August 4. Eastern Shore Beekeepers formed in Easton with speeches by Carey Johnson and Crocker. A Tri County Poultry Field Day set for July 31 at William Irons farm Denton Greensboro road with lunch at Garland Park and talk by J W Kinghorne.

M. K. Newnam Florence Westinghouse M. A. Brackett Denton Twentieth Century Club Patapar Maryland Tuberculosis Association Seth Hurdle Conover Crouse Preston Journal Charles H. Conley Caroline County Masonic Hall Mansfield Ohio E. Paul Knotts Market Street Harvard University Boston Knotts Harvard Medical School David Andrew Church Home Hospital Baltimore Denton Rotary Club Arthur E. Hungerford NRA Ormond L. Andrew Rotary Club Norfolk A. H. Johnson Centreville S. H. Crocker C. J. Kern Eastern Shore R. S. Brown George J. Abram College Fark Caroline County Poultry Association Tri- County Wm. H. Irons Denton- Greensboro Garland Park J. W. Kinghorne Agricultural Adjustment Administration of Washington Caroline Talbot Queen Anne's

Centreville Couple Wed In Mother's Sorrows Church

Miss Margaret Elizabeth Durney and John Richard Cochran married at Mother of Sorrows rectory Centreville with family and friends present. Rev Francis J Fisher officiated. The bride wore white lace with jacket and a large white hat, carrying bride’s roses. sister Bertha Durney as attendant. Best man was William E Green of Centreville. Reception followed at the bride’s mother’s home and the couple will live in Baltimore in the fall.

Margaret Elizabeth Durney William Charles Durney Centreville Mr. Durney John Richard Cochran Baltimore Howard Cochran Denton Mother of Sorrows Catholic Church Francis J. Fisher Bertha Gertrude Durney Johnonne Hill William E. Green Cochran Wilmington Delaware Anne Green Wilmington General Hospital Edna B. Green Jean Gagnon Connecticut Elizabeth Singer Los Angeles California George L. Lane Riverton Avenue Clarence Chaffinch Yellowstone Park Colorado Springs Annie G. Wetterman Toledo Ohio Caroline High School Josephine Mary Pippin Oscar Murphy Easton Hospital Andrew R. D. Blackistone Anne Blackistone Fred Bartlett Talbot County Nannie Hurlock Roland Park Gertrude Stiars Wilbert Merriken Jimmy John New York Long Island Emily A. Garton Nellie Byrnes Wright Garton J. W. Kirk Linthicum Heights Lacey Stevens Louise Dukes Plaindealing C. T. Sawyer Philadelphia Sawyer Edith Sparks Blanche Wilkens Marcus Hook Hayward Horsey Douglas Lowe James Warner Millington William J. Sturgis Nassawadex Caroline Redden Blanche Chaffinch Rehoboth William H. Rathell

Maryland Farm Bureau Tour to World's Fair

The Maryland Farm Bureau and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plan a Chicago World’s Fair tour from August 17 to 21, 1934. Depart Baltimore Mt. Royal Station at 3:00 p.m. August 17, arrive Chicago 9:00 a.m. August 18, return leaving 8:30 p.m. August 20, arrive Baltimore August 21 at 4:30 p.m. Cost is $28 including train travel, meals, hotel lodging at Hotel Stevens, three admissions to A Century of Progress and visits to Fort Dearborn Lama Temple Colonial Village. Contact W. H. Evans, County Agent.

Maryland Farm Bureau Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Chicago Baltimore Mt. Royal Station Cage Fair Grounds Hotel Stevens Fort Dearborn Lama Temple Colonial Village W. H. Evans

Death Roll Dr Peter W Tomlinson Dies in Beebe Hospital

Dr Peter W Tomlinson Wilmington's elder physician died at Beebe Hospital Lewes after pneumonia following a summer at Rehoboth Beach. He was 84, survived by son Dr Robert W Tomlinson and daughter in law. Funeral at St George's Chapel near Millsboro Rehoboth, interment at St George's cemetery. He was a Delaware Medical Society leader and avid fox hunter with Ivy Lodge at Rehoboth.

Peter W. Tomlinson Wilmington Beebe Lewes Tomlinson Rehoboth Beach Rehoboth Robert W. Tomlinson St. George's Chapel Millsboro St. George’s Cemetery Jones Neck Kent County John Dickinson Dickinson College James Rachel Saulsbury Wilson Thomas Tomlinson Delaware State Medical Society State Medical Examining Board Continental American Life Insurance Company Delaware New Castle County Masonic Wilmington Club Ivy Lodge Medical Society

Wilming ton social guests visit town this week

Mrs. Molly Rickards of Wilmington visits friends in town this week. Joseph Herzog of Baltimore is a guest of Mr. T. L. Day for part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Holsinger spent Sunday at Ocean City.

Molly Rickards Wilmington Joseph Herzog Baltimore T. L. Day H. L. Holsinger Ocean City

Ridgely social page notes numerous gatherings

Weekly Ridgely News Letter records a long list of family reunions, club meetings, and visits. Attendees include Mulford Swing and J M Swing families, Maplewood New Jersey guests, and many Ridgely residents. Events span dinners, birthday parties, church services, and travel to Lancaster Rehoboth and Ocean City with dates around last week and upcoming August 17th picnic.

Adams Cross Roads social notices

Miss Edna Adams hosted the Broomery Aid with nineteen visitors present at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Mr. James Adams entertained guests including Mrs. Nuttle and friends last Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Bill Jones departed for Chicago with relatives to visit a sister and attend A Century of Progress. Miss Reba Adams hosted a picnic at Smithville Pond with Ruth Rust and others. Minnie Adams with Winnie Graham spent the weekend with J. M. Adams family and attended the Ladies Aid. Minnie Adams Edna Adams and Marian Robinson spend a week at Ocean City. Next Sunday marks the last Bloomery service until September.

Mulford Swing J. M. Swing Margaret Swing Sara Ann Helen and Orrell Saulsbury Jr Ridgely Roland Fountain Maplewood N. J Stanley Zweck Bronner Newark Nancy Lee Emil Rosenast Jr Merchantville Homemakers’ Club Albert Saulsbury College Park Eley Harry Holsinger J. P. Swing Mary. Wharton Hemmons Alfred C. Roth Jr Ridgely High School Annapolis Howard A. Kinhart Walter Bennington Preston Sera Ann Swing Sonny Swing Betty Jane Fountain Helen Saulsbury C. D. Lynch Rehoboth Greensboro-Ridgely Greensboro Franklin Stayer Evans Lancaster Anna Evans Pennsylvania College For Women H. L. Holsinger Ida Mason Richmond Ella Carlisle Philadelphia Frank Seward the Caves Dover Samuel Truitt Baltimore John Lentz John Sharp Wilmington Stanley Truitt L. D. Truitt A. W. Thompson Hatfield and Son Georgetown Robert Dean Carlisle Bennington Douglas Alan Kenneth Alice Bennington Chincoteague New York Richard Sharp Fred Sharp Harrington Mary Sharp Joe Godhour Esther Osterburg Frank Klotz Paul M. E. Wheatley Middletown Luther Schmoyer Ruth Boyertown H. F. Hafer Helen Katherine City Point Walter Mitchell David James E. Wilson Paul Hemmons Ed Bray Easton James Lewis Troy Ashcraft Camden Del Constance Headley Wayne Kent Temple Little Son Bryn Mawr W. T. Temple E. C. Hallman R. E. Smith Delevan Rawlings Bert Hungadone Lee Mitchell Hilda Baker Hurlock James Wilson A.S. Thompson Ocean City Audrey Harding Will C. Harding Naomi Ruth ‘Blades Jean Marion Blades Irma Lee Harding Ann Mary Jane Legates Betty Harrington Fae Robinson Shirley Ann Legates Charles Perry George Messick J. B. Todd Charles Blades Cambridge John Long Henderson Golt Goldsboro Bilbrough Elsie Barcel Payton Thompson Raymond McCarty Camilla Millman Frances Rosenbrook Mary Wright Beatrice Todd Melvin Willoughby Tufft’s Shore Bobby Lee Smith Bonnie June Esther Harrington Florence Legates Fred Messick Roland Carroll Claude Thompson Marylin Royal Oak Lovelace Florida James Robinson Fae Prospect Park John E. Smith Ruth Blades Harry Blades Todd Edge Irvin Legates Harley Davenport Vienna Elmer North Tilghman Leonard Legates Elmira Rosser Federalsburg Joe Pritchett Lewis Trice Mamie Hubbard Virginia Carroll Mr. Scellers James Miley Elma Legates Norris Colby Matthews Addie Hubbard Alva Blades Seaford Louise Williamson Edna Adams Broomery Aid James Adams E. W. Nuttle Hazelwood Spicer Myra Harris Chicago Reba Adams Ruth Rust Louise Melson Charlotte White Smithville Pond Minnie Adams Winnie Graham J. M. Adams Rey S. L. Hanbey Ladies Aid C. W. Adams Edna Marian Robinson Bloomery

Grove social notes from Washington and Maryland communities

Mrs. Fred Witters and two sons from Seattle visit sister Mrs. Alfred Flaharty in Grove. The group traveled via Canadian Pacific through Montreal and New York and plan to return via Union Pacific with a World’s Fair stop in Chicago. Dr. E A Sexsmith of the Maryland Annual Conference discusses a pastor appointment soon. Baltimore pair Clinton Floyd and wife visit Grove friends after their recent wedding. Floyd works at Goucher College. Irene Payne of New York visits cousin Bernice Taylor. Howard Murphy and daughter Ruth visit from Newark Delaware. Myrtle Riley of Baltimore visits her sister Lee Murphy. Mrs Elmer Kelley and daughters Edith and Janet visit Baltimore.

Fred Witters Seattle Washington Lawrence Hedges Wendachee Alfred Flaharty Canadian Pacific Montreal New York Union Pacific Chicago E. A. Sexsmith Maryland Grove Clinton Floyd Baltimore Harry Butler Myrtle Riley Lee Murphy Elmer Kelley Edith Janet

Preston Fire Hall and Town Offices Near Completion

Builders near completion of a $4,000 brick structure in Preston to house the Preston Volunteer Fire Co apparatus, a community hall and town commissioners office. Church news and local visits fill a page of social notes with many names and weekend travels among residents.

Death of Joseph Berger 63 in Easton Hospital

Joseph Berger aged 63 died at Easton Emergency Hospital last Wednesday from blood poisoning due to a sun blister. A German immigrant, he lived in New York for 14 years before returning home four months ago. He is survived by wife Fannie Berger, two daughters Mrs. Hopkins and Mrs. McCarthy, and four grandchildren. Funeral held at Smithson Church with interment in Smithson cemetery. Many relatives and friends from Riverhead, Salisbury, Bridgeville, Baltimore and New York attended or visited after.

Mary J. Dill Wilmington Dill Georgetown Robert Katherine Pepper Harrington Mollie Pepper Alexander Dill John Pepper Greensboro Joseph Pepper Del Lord Union M. E. Church Riverview Cemetery Joseph Berger Easton Germany New York Fannie Berger Harry Hopkins Joseph McCarthy Gladys Warren Hopkins Katherine Joseph Jr. McCarthy Smithson Church Smithson Cemetery Wm. Lewin Marie Lewin Fred Lewin Thelma Riverhead Long Island Joseph Worm Charles Truitt Shirley Ann Salisbury Claude Truitt Doris Bridgeville Charley Perry Emily Bryan Ray Cramer Baltimore A. R. Willoughby Gladys Hopkins Katherine McCarthy Margie Bryan S. W. Harding Patsy Richard Howard Cole Virginia Towers Lee Price Cecil Keyton Harvey Patrick Laurel A. Prager Frank McCarty Tilghman’s Island Walter McCarty Lois Start Camden N. J Jack Shugars Reading William G. Pemberton Eddystone Bella Griffin Augusta Cannon Eleanor Paul Griffin A. M. Dulin Mary Russell Jennie Hopkins Sarah Pritchett Pemberton Horace Shively Goldsboro Shively Mary Jane Pepper J. P. Pepper G. Clark Phillips Jacksonville Florida Keene Saulsbury South Main Street Phillips Arco Paint Company Cleveland Ohio Paul Phillips Suthersville Bertha Shull Pauline Ornett New York State Hudson River Storm King Highway Crystal Cave Elwood Wyatt Marine Clayton Lloyd Huber Emma Mae Wyatt Harry Draper Samuel Jewell Pennsylvania Mary Ellen Draper J. Olan Clark Effa Plummer James Smyrna Mary Bosley Burt Hobbs Carrie Hobbs Roland Fisher Marcus Hook Wilbur Carroll Ocean City John Chick and Son Philadelphia Edward Gruwell Dover G. W. Gruwell Willard Thawley William Shrimmer Chestertown Roy Sard Anna Blackburn Mary Mitchell Bridgetown J.E. Weaver Near Town Alfred Blackburn Miriam Roche Ridgely Alva Walker Margaret Foxwell Cambridge J. R. Meekins T. Floyd Jackson Martha Anne Martha Barcus Annie Jackson Garrett Hume Nancy Mr. Fulton C. B. Jarman Bertha Pinder L. R. Brumbaugh Barbara Dove Brumbaugh Norman Raleigh Denton George Wooters Grace Martha Bickling James Bilbrough Charles Rich Margaret Bendler Annie Edwards Maude Watson Harvey Porter Carl Dingledine Fletcher Clark Kathleen Covey Chester Ruthanna Kinnamon Alfreda Blackburn C. M. Jones Washington

Death of Attorney Oscar Clark in Denton

Oscar Clark, 66, renowned attorney and former examiner in Chancery, died instantly from apoplexy at the Denton Court House. Survived by widow Katherine Duffey Clark, two sons O Hugh Clark and R Ellis Clark, grandson Hugh Duffey Clark, two sisters Lizzie and Emma Clark, and several brothers. Funeral at his Market Street home at 2:30 PM tomorrow, Hillsboro Cemetery interment.

Oscar Clark Denton T. Clayton Horsey Lillian Timmons F. N. Nichols Mr. Clark Peter T Emily Cooper Clark Sandtown Delaware Dickinson Law School Carlisle Caroline County Board of Election Supervisors Katherine Duffey Hillsboro O. Hugh Clark Drexel Hill R. Ellis Clark Hugh Duffey Clark Lizzie Emma Clark Harry Clark Queen Anne Fletcher Easton Wallace St. Michaels T. Webster Louisville Thomas G Los Angeles Calif Peter T. Clark Market Street

Queen Anne Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Queens Anne residents report visitors from Baltimore Pittsburgh and Kentucky. Chester Barton and Emmett Barton recover from July Fourth explosion. Miss Juanita Howard and Addie Griffin travel for family events. Junior League enjoys outing at electric light pond. Several families host relatives and friends amid Harrington fair week.

Chester Barto Pittsburgh Henry E. Morgan John Barto Juanita Howard Baltimore Horace Morgan Chester Barton Emmett Barton Sumner Anderson Bernard Messix New York George S. Lightner Kentucky Lightner Elizabeth Lightner Beverly Blades Blades Everett Blades Southern M. E Electric Light Pond Addie Griffin Goldsboro Ray Messix Lloyd Fleming Elizabeth Smallwood B. B. Barton Jack Bishop Queenstown Jake Gibson Virginia Julia Willoughby Harry Gibson Jr Oak Orchard Harrington Fair

Hillsboro Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Hillsboro residents report weekend visits in Landover and Washington by Mr. and Mrs. F T Fleming and others. J E Hicks and Norman Hicks toured Pennsylvania. Nicholas Knott’s friends express concern over his accident and bed confinement. James Sherwood hosted by sister in Easton. Gene McNally vacationing with aunt in Baltimore. Gladys M Gale and friends at Ocean Grove New Jersey. H S Fisher and Frances Fisher visited Baltimore recently. Dora Morris staying with sister Harry Covell.

F. T. Fleming Geo. B. Stewart W. S. Russell Betty Moore Landover Washington J. E. Hicks Norman Hicks Pennsylvania Nicholas Knott Knott James Sherwood Joseph Taylor Easton Gene McNally Baltimore James Sloan Gladys M. Gale Ocean Grove N. J H. S. Fisher Frances Fisher Dora ‘Morris Harry Covell

Local Social and Family Visits Noted in Greensboro Area

Greensboro social notes record Masters Keene and Irwin Saulsbury of Hanover PA visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Spence. Rev and Mrs. D. Earl Willis spent Friday and Saturday with friends in Frederick MD. Donald Tribbitt of Wilmington visits Bill Taylor. R H Briggs and family spend weekend in Wilmington. Ruth Cooper of Bear DE visits aunt Mrs. M B Cooper. Florence Wathers is a patient at Easton Emergency Hospital. Edith Greenlee of Philadelphia visits relatives here. Joseph Rogers was in Wilmington last week. Carlton Carrow of Dover visits cousin Ralph Thornton.

Masters Keene Irwin Saulsbury Hanover E. B. Spence D. Earl Willis Frederick Donald Tribbitt Wilmington Bill Taylor R. H. Briggs Ruth Cooper Bear, del M.B. Cooper Florence Wathers Easton Edith Greenlee Philadelphia Joseph Rogers Carlton Carrow Dover Ralph Thornton

Obituary and local notices from Greensboro area

William G. Pemberton of Greensboro dies in Eddystone PA after Thursday hospitalization. Survived by widow Mrs. Bella Griffin, daughter Eleanor, and stepson Paul Griffin. Other tributes note deaths, relocations, and social visits across Greensboro and nearby towns, with many trips to Wilmington Baltimore Dover and Ocean City.

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Local Department Rosa McTlvaine Charles Edmund Mellvaine William E. Reese Barratt’s Chapel Frederica Tate William M Eliza J. Price Reese Everett Frank Linley Hickman Here Canada Walter Jane Tavener Linley England Elizabeth Linley E. T. Klang Laura May Brashears William J. Brashears Henry E Elizabeth Smith Ermine Hickman William H Warner Brashears Alexander Butler John Milby Edward Butler Bethlehem Adams Cross Roads Preston Volunteer Fire Co Church of the New Jerusalem Moses Atwood Wash Tommy Wash J. F. Lednum Anne Lednum Marshall Jackson Verona Boon Falcroft E. R. Willis Katherine Willis Charles Willis Inez Noble Maude Riedy Leanna Riedy Clare N. Payne Patty Preston M. E. Church W. M. Nesbit Hurlock M. E. Church Russell Marker and Son Yonkers Ralph Brodes Alva Lee Hollis Wm. Culver W. T. Covey C. F. Noble Dover, del Nellie Harris A. F. Sisk J. T. Dennis Smithson
Search Courier

Search the Denton Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Denton Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication