Denton area news highlights and upcoming events
The report notes Denton camp opening, Chinco Teague Island pony penning on Wednesday, Tolchester Methodist picnic on Thursday, and various local items. It mentions new voters, factory openings, a marriage license issued to John Rittenhouse and Magdaline H. Rowan, and Everngam’s sale ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Swithin
Denton
Concord
Everngam
S. Dover
Goldsboro
Chincoteague Island
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Tolchester
Elkton
John Rittenhouse
Magdaline H. Rowan
Mary del
Democratic State Central Committee
Rennett
Baltimore
Walter Sparklin
Oscar Clark & Bro
T. C. Curry
Greensboro
Sussex County
Commissioners of
Fifth Avenue
A. L. Dunham
Dreamland
Chesapeake Beach
Ridgely
Caroline Charge
Board of Education
Saulsbury’s
P. R. Fisher
Whiteley’s
Calvin F. Haltaman
Edinburg
Marydel
Henderson
John Jenson
Knights of Columbus of Maryland
Pen-Mar
J. Owen Knotts
Calvin D. Lynch
Sussex
Harrington
Norris
Elston
W. Mason Shehan
Charles B. Lloyd
T. Hughlett Henry
A. L. Nicholls
M. Tilghman Johnson
John P. Stafford
Henry P. Turner
M. B. Nichols
Queen Anne's County
Centreville
Culver
Rowdle
Hummell
Fox
Preston
Irwin
Johnson
Bowdie
Preston Battery
Miller
Phillips
Sadlersville
Maryland
J. Owen Knots
Board of County Commissioners
Poe & Davies
Dorchester
Talbot
Caroline
Cambridge
Social News of Marriages and Visits in Delaware
Miss Ednah A Carroll and Mr W Claude Hubbard wed at St Pauls M E Church Wilmington. The couple honeymooned in Atlantic City and will reside in Wilmington. Also listed are multiple marriages in Wilmington and Greensboro, weekly visits by families, and social guests from Baltimore Norfolk Portland and New York with travel to Ocean City Rehoboth and Onancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ednah A. Carroll
C. A. Carroll
Preston
W. Claude Hubbard
Albert F. Hubbard
C. L. Hubbard
St Paul's M. E. Church
Wilmington
Del
Elsie Carpenter
Virginia
Stanley Clendenning
Chicago
Miss Carpenter
Mrs. Hubbard
Atlantic City
Vacation Guests and Social Visits Across Local Homes
Mr Louis Wright and son Fred spend weekend with sister Mrs Annie Ofield in Laurel Delaware. Captain George Carmine and Mrs Carmine visit Wrights at Poplar Grove. Charles Andrews Jr of Baltimore vacationing with parents C E Andrews. Thomas Price of Baltimore visits sister Mrs Janes Jester. Hayward Cox of Richmond on a 15 day vacation with his parents J T Cox. Arthur Waldron and Leonard Goswellen of New York on vacation with parents. Annie Phelps and granddaughter Leona Jones visit near Secretary. J T Stafford and wife with mother Mrs L P Stafford. Raymond Saunders and wife visit father of Mrs Saunders. Martha Butler visiting son B E Butler at Union Grove. Edith Waldron visits sister Mrs Scott Waddell at Bethlehem. Katherine Kelley of Norfolk visits Mrs W J Wright. Mollie Steck of Ridgely visits Ruth Whiteside. Ollie Stack of Baltimore visits aunt Mrs E F Dunham. Charles Deen and son spend Sunday with Louise Wright. Earl Cox visits his sister Mrs Willie Cox. Hastings of Hurlock spends Sunday with Mrs Harry Nichols. Jennie Marshall visiting aunt Mrs McGinn at Secretary. Choptank represented at Windy Hill tent meeting. Collison of Trappe visits daughter Mrs W E Dillon. Goswellen and family motor to Pocomoke Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wright
Fred Wright
Laurel
Del
Annie Ofield
George Creighton Carmine
Carmine
B. Wash
Wright
Poplar Grove
Charles Andrews, Jr
Baltimore
C. E. Andrews
Thomas Price
J. T. Stafford
Mr. Stafford
L. P. Stafford
Raymond Saunders
Saunders
W. Coulbourn
Martha Butler
B. E. Butler
Union Grove
Edith Waldron
Scott Waddell
Bethlehem
Katherine Kelley
Norfolk
W. J. Wright
Mollie Steck
Ridgely
Ruth Whiteside
Ollie Stack
E. F. Dunham
Charles Deen
Louise Wright
Earl Cox
Cox
Local Visitors And Guests Travel In Area Notes
Misses Louise Fleming Margaret Hammar Frances Fisher Eilna Fleming Catherine Jarrell Miriam Gale and Christine Wilson rent a collage at Love Point for two weeks with open invitations for friends. Communications go to Caroline Cottage. Mr. C H Jump and Charles E Fleming returned from a pleasant trip to Onancock Cape Charles Newport News and Norfolk. Blanche Smith of Wilmington spent the week end with sister Mrs J T Sparklin. Will Greenwell and Mrs W P Fleming visited Mr and Mrs Wm Fleming. Sadie Wothers left for a week with Mrs J J Murphy Washington. Lawrence A Wilson and Milton Beaven were visitors from Philadelphia. Joe Taylor and daughter Mary Frances visited Mrs J C Sherwood. Mrs Harry Covell and daughter Florence were Baltimore visitors. H L Beaven and J D Lynch fished in Oxford on Monday. Anna Connolly of Wilmington visited Mrs H L Beaven on Tuesday. Elva Cannon returned from Centreville visits. Nan Merrick of Baltimore visiting Mrs C E F Stewart. Mr and Mrs Wm Qurchinal visiting relatives in town. Emma Holland spent last week with relatives in Ridgely. Alma Baker spending a few days at Ocean City. Capt A D Crawford spent part of the week in town. Mrs W P Fleming visiting relatives in Renton. Helen Mason visiting friends in town. LeRoy Harris a week end visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Mae Miller
Frank Miller
Federalsburg
Raymond Warren Smith
Wilmington
Herman Jester
Arthur Goodland
Valley
New York
Boston
Smith
Union Street
Union Park
David Smith Edwards
Anna Eshel Walls
Charles E. Walls
Greensboro
J. A. Leach
M. E. Church
Institute
Walter Sparklin
Virginia
R. H. Bryant
Petersburg
Winifred R. Cake
Frank Cake
William A. Passwater
C. Pp. Dunning
Charles N. Burkett
Mary
Glassboro
N. J
Clifford Green
Memphis
L . Lewis
Samuel Lewis
Joseph Eggert
Janesville
Wis
A. L. Lewis
Harrington
Anne Lewis
T. M. Todd
Dorothy
Onancock
Hugh Allen
Waverly
Gordon Chapel
M. P. Allen
J. Earle Rochester
Margaret and
Earle
Baltimore
Marc Bryant
John Spencer
T. P. Towers
John R. Glidden
Edith G. Norman
Mays Landing
T. Dukes Roe
Edna Shipman
Norfolk
Ocean View
B. R. Welty
Waynesboro
B. B. Brumbaugh
Kathleen Todd
Western Maryland College
Roy Hershey
Lancaster
C. S. Kauffman
T. Lane Moore
Philadelphia
Denton
Elizabeth Stevens
J. Kemp Stevens
Eva C. Sedley
Elkton
A. E. Miller
Willifred
Mary Deweese
Rehoboth
Martha Herzog
J. Owen Knotts
Mary Emily Walls
Evelyn Long
Ferdinand Raynard
Alice Richards
Louise Downes’ Puest
J. A. Dudley
Maryland
Louise Fleming
Margaret Hammar
Frances Fisher
Eilna Fleming
Catherine Jarrell
Miriam Gale
Christine Wilson
Love Point
Caroline Cottage
Messrs
C. H. Jump
Charles E. Fleming
Cape Charles
Newport News
Blanche Smith
J. T. Sparklin
Will Greenwell
W. P. Fleming
Sadie Wothers
J. J. Murphy
Washington
Lawrence A. Wilson
Milton Beaven
Joe Taylor
Mary Frances
J. C. Sherwood
Harry Covell
Florence
H. L. Beaven
J. D. Lynch
Oxford
Anna Connolly
Elva Cannon
Centreville
Nan Merrick
Mes. C
Wm. Qurchinal
Emma Holland
Ridgely
Alma Baker
Ocean City
Capt A. D. Crawford
Renton
Helen Mason
LeRoy Harris
Queen Anne Church Offers Summer Lectures and Trips
The Sunday schedule at St Pauls includes morning and night services with a focus on civic faith. A night program features Last Sunday's Accidents and an illustrated sermon on The Prodigal Sons of Yesterday and Today. Public worship continues despite heat. Hillsboro and St Pauls Sunday Schools plan a trip to Rehoboth on August 3 departing Hillsboro Station at 9 13. Community notices mention travel, visitors, and local sales including boys wash suits at Evern gam's from 1.30 to 3.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
Howard Flowers
Barton's
Hillsboro
Rehoboth
Henry Morgan
Eugenia
Hebron
H. Culver
Howell P. Mullikin
New York
E. S. Bowens
Frances
Ida May Sneed
Delaware
Mary Wooters
Dukes
Everett Blades
Harris Chapel
Marjorie Sparks
Baltimore
Evern Gam’s
Campers Seen At Rehoboth In Ridgely Notes
Ridgely weeklong camping at Rehoboth includes Mr. Harry Stayer Prof. Goodwin and many others with tents set up Thursday. New arrivals Friday bring I T Saulsbury John Davis scouts and Milton Smith junior. Local house rearrangements noted with Holsingers, Miss Mason and families visiting, church repairs underway, and community events and visits to Goldsboro Tolchester and Ocean City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehoboth
Harry Stayer
Prof. Goodwin
Harvey Reninger
Fred Madara
Fred Flounders, Jr
Walter Mitchell
I. T. Saulsbury
John Davis
Tom Rickards
Kent Temple
Swing Pearsaul
Howard Nelson
Page Jones
Elsten Seager
Paul Temple
Milton Smith, Jr
Quiet Seaford wedding unites Lloyd and Gilbert couple
Miss Mary Joise Lloyd daughter of Mrs Agnes M Lloyd and Edward Henry Gilbert son of Mr and Mrs William Gilbert of Seaford wed in a quiet Wednesday ceremony at the Baptist parsonage conducted by Rev Einer Krauss. Afterward the couple will reside in Seaford where Gilbert is employed. Various relatives from Camden Chestertown Middletown and Denton visited and a new baby girl Mary Elza arrived to Mr and Mrs Harry Crouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einer Krauss
Baptist Parsonage
Mary Josephine Lloyd
Agnes M. Lloyd
David Barton
Edward Henry Gilbert
William Gilbert
Seaford
Gilbert
Russell L’ost
Albert
Camden
N. J
Simpkins
Olan
Chestertown
Tuckahoe
David Harton
Norman Post
Post
Edward Gilbert
Nicholas Lowry
Harry Crouse
Mary Elza
Deborah Ebling
Orem Cecil
Middletown
Reba Huffman
Denton
Dorothy Porter
Willian Smith
Local Weddings and Visits Highlight Weekend News
Miss Minnie Perry and Frank Holy wed last Thursday. Mrs. Clara Cole and children visited Wilmington kin. Harding and Cole households hosted guests. Lewins siblings rushed to Easton Hospital for an appendicitis operation. Navy man Virgil Hall home briefly. H M Towers injured finger. Nearby visits include Carroll brothers near Preston and Perry siblings from Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Perry
W. OR. Perry
Frank Holy
Baltimore
Clara Cole
Wilmington
W. R. Perry
Virgil Hall
U.S. Navy
M. J. Hall
H. M. Towers
Alton Harding
Roy Willoughby
Pounding
Epworth League event at Stafford home on July 2
Mr and Mrs R H Stafford hosted about sixty five Epworth League members and friends at their home for a Thursday evening program. Readings, dialogue A Home Department Missionary, quartet, and recitations highlighted the literary close. August meeting planned at Thawleys. Relatives attended Emily Masten funeral in Harrington. Week end guests Warren family of West Collingswood. Mrs Thawley back from Wyoming visit. Russell family from Philadelphia visiting Blades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Stafford
Epworth League
Wesley M. EL Church
William Wright
Fred Lewis
Home Department
Mary Smith
Jesus Saviour
William Ffardesty
Edna Smith
R. H. Thawley
Emily Masten
Harrington
Theodore Warren
West Collingswood
N. J
Fleming Starkey
Thomas Downham
Wyoming
Arthur J. Russell
Philadelphia
G. L. Blades
Everagain's Keepsake bargains headline ad
Local storefront Everagain's offers notable bargains highlighted in a page 1 advertisement. Shoppers are urged to view the store’s deals and promotions featured in the early edition.
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Everagain’s
Sugar tariff debate voices aid to Cuba and sugar lobby names
Congressman T Alan Goldsborough argues against steep sugar duties in the tariff bill. He warns 2.1 cent Cuban sugar rate risks Cuban trade, raises annual costs by about 98 million, and damages poor households. He lists sugar lobby figures and firms, including American Sugar Refining and Great Western Sugar, and cites past lobbying cases. He stresses sugar as a basic necessity and Cuba as a key buyer, urging alignment with broader economic fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Senate
Sugar Trust
United States
American Suger Refining Co
tSgt
Great Western Sugar Co
Great Western
Federal Trade Commission
Speaker
House
C. C. Hamlin
United States Sugar Manufacturers’ Association
United States Beet Sugar Industry Association
Michigan Sugar Co
American Sugar Refining Co
H. R. Hathaway
Detroit
Capitol Hill
W. D. Lippitt
Denver
Colo
Menominee River
A. E. Carlton
Holly Sugar Corporation
Colorado Springs
James HH
Post
T. A. Howell
National Sugar Refining Co
New Jersey
Honolulu
Royal D. Mead
Henry T. Oxnard
Lodge
Smoot
Curtis
Post Office Department
Washington
American Beet Sugar Co
George Eliot
Orphans Court Acts On Multiple Estates And Appointments
In the Orphans Court Tuesday Judges West Harper and Shawn presided. Grace J Dyer administratrix of John H Dyer deceased filed sales and interest accounts with releases from Mabel Sullivan Beulah Sard and Grace J Dyer. Samuel G Nuttle executor of Colnne E Mowbray deceased filed sales list debts interest and rent accounts. Letters of administration on Rhoda E O Day personal estate granted to Charles H O Day with bond filed. Notices to creditors ordered. John N Wright Jr and Harry R Merriken named as appraisers. Irene Corkran estate admitted to probate with Calvert C Merriken and Margaret Willey as executors and bond filed. Notices to creditors ordered and appraisers named. Wendell C Coates administrator of William N Coates filed first and final accounts and distribution. Caveat filed in Mary Ann Hood will matter. Letters of administration on Samuel F Brodes personal estate granted to John N Wright Jr with bond filed and appraisers named. George A Shane administrator filed first partial admin account dividend and second final admin account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawn
Grace J. Dyer
John H. Dyer
Mabel Sullivan
Beulah Sard
Samuel G. Nuttle
Collnne E. Mowbray
Rhoda E. O'Day
Charles H. O'Day
John N. Wright, Jr
Harry R. Merriken
Irene Corkran
Calvert C. Merriken
Margaret Willey
M. K. Newnam
William S. Crouse
Wendell C. Coates
William N. Coates
Mary Ann Hood
Westley E. Thawley
Charles J. Hood
Samuel F. Brodes
John N. Wright
Harry W. Davis
Wilmer S. Noble
George A. Shane
Catherine Shane
Caroline County women clubs meet August 4 at Chaoptank park
The Caroline County Federation of Women's Clubs holds its next regular meeting August 4 in Chaoptank Park. Attendees should bring picnic lunches. cups and glasses, coffee and lemonade provided. Ice cream on sale. Morning session begins 9:30, business at 10:30. afternoon at 1:30 with speeches by Dr. T. B. Symons and Hon. W. Laird Goldsborough and an exhibit by Miss Knight. Men invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Federation of Women's Clubs
Chaoptank
T. B. Symons
W. Laird Goldsborough
Miss Knight
Bowdle Family Visits Relatives and New Baby Born
Mr and Mrs J Fred Bowdle of Philadelphia spent the weekend with sister Mrs W E Pritchett. Freddie Bowdle plans a longer visit while Charles Pritchett and son accompany them home for the week. Gifford Bowdle and wife visited Cambridge for hospital care of Bowdle kin. Charles Blades and wife welcomed a baby girl last Sunday. Subscribe for the JOURNAL and keep posted on county happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fred Bowdle
Philadelphia
W. E. Pritchett
Freddie Bowdle
Charles Pritchett
J. A. Patchett
Gifford Bowdle
Cambridge
Charles Blades
New Carroll County assessment team formed in Denton
A Denton meeting appointed and instructed a new county assessment team to begin next week. Whitby presided as supervisor of assessments while County Commissioner Garris outlined aims. Assessors will work eight hours daily, paired in districts, with white red and yellow cards for property types and annual reports to the supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Denton
Whitby
Garris
State Tax Commission
Orphans’ Court
Mr. Garris
Maryland
Jobo R. Jones
Denton Deaths and Obituaries in Local Notices
Denton area notices report the deaths of Thomas J. Carroll and Charles W Porter, with survivor lists and funeral details. Mrs Annie Carroll widow and children Charles E Ernest L Carroll and A D Ivins are named with services at Concord Church. Interment followed at church cemetery. Also listed are deaths of Mrs Percy Hynson and Horace Sadler with service details and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Carroll
Denton
Sixth Street
Caroline
Dorchester
Annie Carroll
Charles E. and
Ernest L. Carroll
A. D. Ivins
Harmony
Concord Church
W. E. Hills
C. H. Adkins
Frank P. Covey
Samuel T. Norris
James E. Spence
George Morgan
C. K. Evans
A. G. Fleetwood
Charles W. Porter
Tuckahoe Bridge
Ida Glover
Charles W
Fred Porter
Richard T. Porter
Annie Smith
Grover C. Porter
Chester
Howard Porter
Tuckabee Neck
Roland Porter
New York
J. W. Sutton
Cordova
Denton Cemetery
Percy Hynson
Near Anthony’s Mill
Easton Hospital
Wheatley
East New Market
Hynson
Holiness Church
G. L. Helsby
Horace Sadler
Bridgeville
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Morton Holsinger
Carney’s Point
Holsinger
Frances Green
First Avenue
First Street
Ira Seager
W. H. Smith
WW. N. Cannon
Stayer
Anna L. Evans
Graduate School
Columbia University
Church of the Brethren
E. C. Cahall
Alice Wilson
Snow Hill
Troy Ashcroft
Miss Ashcroft
Frances Pennington
Frank Flounders
Alice Bennington
Walter and
Lee
Walter Bennington
Melvin
Lee Bennington
Alice
Chincoteague
Herbert Hammond
Cora Callahan
Mabel Porter
Masters Tom and Landers
Boy Scouts
T. W. Temple
Mr. Bangs
Temple
Mabel
Viola Jones
Mary Laird
Elsie Matthews
H. H
Frank Long
Charles Hobbs
C. W. Jackson
Carroll Meredith
Williston
Henry Wilkinson
Frank Seward
Wilkinson
Burton
Warren Vansant
Alice Comegys
Mont Wiley
Pauline
Milton Smith
Julia Griffith
Junior Smith
Samuel Troxell
H. W. Best
E. C. Harley
Edna Detwiler
Community Club
Kebler
John Grabill
Elizabeth
J.T
Charles Stevenson
O. M. Hignutt
J. E. Smith
A. J. Chaffinch
E. Hignutt
J. W. Thawley
Little
Sherman, Jr
S. E. Hignatt
Commodore
Philip Senner
J. H. Thawley
Gail F. Cooper
Lonie Howard
Little Pepper Girls
Easton
Gilbert Segar
Frederick Howard
W. T. Love
Burraville
Goldsborough
T. Alan Goldsborough
House of Representatives
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Dorothy Singer
Ruth H. Singer
Hilda
Mary Wiggins
Everett A. Pepper
Aldridge
Ethel
Tuckahoe Neck
Ralph Bingham
Easton Chautauqua
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