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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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