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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1922

Page

5

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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the Local Department Queen Anne THE Ridgely News 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 Newspapre
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