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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1926

Page

5

Federalsburg to get free mail delivery soon

Local District plans free mail service for Federalsburg as August Dollar Day with half off stamped goods runs July 31 to August 7 at Mudd's Shop Unique. Denton area notes report camp openings, county events, marriage licenses, and public meetings with the Caroline County Chamber of Commerce pushing a countywide publicity drive and membership plans.

Kodaks F. J. Wright Federalsburg Denton M. E Telchester Concord Denton Camp O. Gilbert Hignutt James E. I Hignutt Denton Williston Mudd Edwin W. Breeding East Denton Somerset County Virginia Fisheries Force F. C. Brown Philip W. Downes Denton Fire Company Clayton Carnival Church of the Brethren Sunshine Poultry Farm Hickman Goldsboro Caroline Walter W. Needles Chestertown Minnie N. Robinson Hillsboro Lawrence H. Smith Pearl L. Larimore Alonzo Hammond Mary V. Jones Thomas Skinter Media Elsie Tribbitt Burr James O. Thomas Louise Tellar Ridgely Lewis A. Brogley Greensboro Serena Manspeaker Henderson Concord Camp Peninsula C. H. Atkins Lewis P. Carroll Elmer T. Orme Orme Robert E. Gibby New York E. E. Dixon T. O. Crouse C. H. Cannon E. N. Wright G. J. Hooker W. S. Grant C. E. Connelly W. F. Dawson A. W. Betts W. J. DuHadway O. E. Jones George W. Cooke Caroline County Chamber of Commerce Grand Jury Court House Maaloe Del-Mar-Va Eastern Shore Association County Chamber of Commerce Caroline County

Social notes and visits from Denton area

Personal and social news lists week end guests and visits across Denton and nearby towns. Names include H S Cooper family E J Stellwagon Catherine Cooper and G L Helsby with references to Philadelphia Milton Elkton Ocean City Rehoboth and Baltimore. Local residents travel for fairs cookery judging and leisure trips with several marriages and reunions noted.

Del-Mar-Vo Camp Sets Aug 15 29 Directors Plan Programme

Del-Mar-Vo Camp Meeting Association directs camp from August 15 to 29 with daily evening services for cottage holders and visitors the week prior. Dr George W Cooke will lead with musicians, joined by Dr Charles Weigle Dr Abraham Lathem and Julius Abrams. A Daily Vacation Bible School runs Aug 16 for ten days with free buses from Seaford Laurel and Bethel and expert teachers under Lathem.

Delmarvia Abraham Lathem Third Presbyterian Church Chester Julius Abrams Troy New York Hamilton Dr. Lathem Lathem Seaford Laurel Bethel

Governor Denies Clemency in Whittemore Case

Governor Ritchie on Tuesday denied executive clemency for Richard Whittemore who is to be executed Friday August 13 for the murder of a Penitentiary guard. He said the sentence conforms to the evidence and the law.

Ritchie Richard Whittemore

Nuttle Milling Co Sells Rock Salt Carload

The Nuttle Milling Co. has received a carload of rock salt for wholesale and retail sale.

The Nuttle Milling Co

Unicorn Larro Dairy Feeds Distributed by Nuttle Milling Co

The Nuttle Milling Co. serves as the sole distributor in this section for Unicorn land Larro Dairy Feeds, ensuring exclusive supply and regional availability for the product line.

The Nuttle Milling Co Unicorn Land Larro Dairy Feeds

Local Social Notes From Henderson and Vicinity

Henderson area residents welcome guests from Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Pomona with visits to Tolchester Wye river and Eden Hall. Births announced include a girl at the Gooden home and a daughter born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Orville Melvin. Rev Wardesty to preach at M E Church. gatherings and visits with numerous families noted around Queenstown Sadlersville and Dover.

George Heyrich George, Jr Pittsburgh Joseph Harris Tolchester Wye River Queenstown Elie Smith Alex. Gooden Orville Melvin Henry Lloyd Mulford Pomona W. L. McClintock Albert Helstein Earl Strauth Mattie Emily Philadelphia Howard Sylvester Epworth League Eden Hall AL Kusmaul John Kusmaul Sara E. Gooden Wilmington Ed. Hammond Bloomfield N. J William H. Goodwin Emma Hitchens Felton F. B. Sweeney W. E. Cartwright Esther Wihnington L. A. Gooden Alda Montague George Moore Sadlersville Denny Taylor Dorothy Marcus Hook Enoch Williams Dover W. F. Clark George Doherty Virgie Chairs Doris McClintock R. L. Wardesty M. E David Smith Elie Roland Gruwell

Templeville church services and town visits noted

Templeville listings report Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 by Rev H N Bailey. Visitors include Oscar Lord and two sons plus Myne from Mahoney City Pa visiting Dr and Mrs R H Downes. Dozens of local families and travelers are mentioned visiting relatives in Crumpton Newark Del Oxford and Baltimore with social calls and trips to Tolchester Chincoteague and other spots.

Templeville H. N. Bailey Oscar Lord Myne Mahoney City R. H. Downes Stephen Roth Stephen Baker Garfield New Jersey Alonzo Boyles Near Massey Gurney Lowman L. Thompson Brooklyn N. Y Charles Anderson H. T. Griffith John Griffith Newark Del Benjamin Spry Crumpton Kate Stafford Allen Stafford F. Raughley Rock Hall Tolchester Hulda Purnell Sadlersville M. B. Kinnaimon Lola Lowman Alonza Boyles

Greensboro People Enjoy Sunday at Rehoboth Beach

A Greensboro gathering lists numerous locals and visitors who spent Sunday at Rehoboth Beach including Florence Monk Mabel Cohee Mildred Ginn Mae Pippin Grace Wooters Mary Moore C C Young T C Horsey Frank Manship Dr W W Golds borough Howard Rice Anna Thomas and Alvah Dobson families. Also noted are Clara Seward recovering from tonsil operation in Philadelphia and various encounters with relatives and friends visiting from Wilmington Goldsboro Baltimore Philadelphia Indiana Newark and Leipsie.

Greensboro Rehoboth Beach Florence E. Monk Mabel Cohee Mildred M. Ginn Mae Pippin Grace Wooters Mary Moore C. C. Young T. C. Horsey Frank Manship W. W. Goldsborough Howard Rice Anna Thomas Alvah Dobson Marshall Futson Ahee Marie Wilmington Bradford Turner Goldsboro Thurmam Passwiters Osenar Urd Vivian Wilbur Carroll Near Town Annie Edwards Clara Seward Methodist Hospital Philadelphia Gilbert Carrow Harry Carrow Leipsie Del W. Thomas Thornton Maury IE. Moore Mary Parrish Louise Baltimore Charles E. Walls Nother Florida A. Dingledine Blue Ribbon Hf. G. Budd Benjamin Brodhead Indiana James Swann Charles Beaumont Mary Draper William Totheroh Ocean City C. C. Starkey Newark Charles Walls Clinton Breeding Whitall Laramore Pauline Hutson Marshall Hutson Mahala Shoemaker Ridgely W. B. Massey Fan Rehoboth

Tragic death of 12 year old Robert Bennett in Goldsboro

Goldsboro mourns the loss of Robert Bennett twelve son of A J Bennett after a brief illness. Funeral held Wednesday at 2 pm at M E Church South with Rev C R Curtis officiating and burial in Greensboro cemetery. Relatives and friends from Wilmington Philadelphia New York and Baltimore attended and local residents noted new railroad positions and visits to relatives.

Robert Bennett A. J. Bennett Robert Leath Ninger M. E. Church South C. R. Curtis Greensboro Mattie Lewis Philadelphia Robert Hutson Lillie Montgomery Wilmington Neese Jane Kenny Clarence Neese New York T. N. Jarrell Orville Melvin Augustus Schaube Smith Shockley Edward Jarrell Pennsylvania Railroad Company Frank Curtis Miriam Carre Miss Sickle Baltimore Rebecca Melvin Frank Melvin Harrington LeRoy Cartwright Wihnington Alex. Butler Anna Mitchell Denton Camp Nina_Moore Centreville Howard Thomas Smyrna

Ridgely Notes and Local Visits Across Town

Dr. Tobin may make Ridgely his home and residents react with anticipation. Carter Forester returns from Ocean City visit with his mother. Letitia Cecil returns after weeks in Centreville. Leonard McKnott and family visited Cambridge. Thomas and Mrs Gaitley spend week in Rehoboth. Landers Jones comes back from Baltimore. Brackett couple spent weekend in Baltimore. Rachel McKenny visiting Wilmington. James Lewis family visiting Easton. Charles Hobbs spent weekend in Baltimore. Kemp couple welcome a new daughter. Leona Jackson visiting Sadlersville. Mary Brumbaugh visiting Oxford.

H. S. Cooper E. J. Stellwagon Philadelphia H. B. Mason Catherine Cooper Mason G. L. Helsby Milton Denton Camp Helsby Holiness Church Pennsylvania Addison Darling Riverside N. J Denton Mary Doris Ferry Beverly Elkton E. O. Weaver Tamar Almeda Oberly Katherine Coe Wilson Pennhurst State School Pennhurst Glaurence E. Rice James Greig W. H. Young Henry C. Wild T. F. Johnson Harrington George Sachsenmuir Warren Elkins Park A. G. Geilletly Alfred Gelletly Milo Crane Jesse Ellis Ocean City Chincoteague Island Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts Chester Springs Russell Binghamton N. Y Harry Stewart E. B. Blades T. L. Trice, Jr Preston E. H. Hirs L. L. Young Monticello Ind Kathryn E. Hirs New York City Brooklyn E. G. Anderson Wilmington N. C John T. Carter Charles R. Porter Louis and Harold Dorsey Darling T. Pliny Fisher Cooper Cottage Rehoboth Mary T. Fisher Delaware Mary Melvin T. Alan Goldsborough Louise Nuttle Erdman Jones Gilbert Swann Baltimore Mildred. Swann Donald Davis Newark John Davis James Mellon John Delaney Weaver Short Margaret Chincoteague Henry Wilkinson Ord Raleigh J. W. Gibson J. J. Bunting Gibsons Goldsboro Norman Harry Wilson Sadie Bessie Whiteley Methodist Sunday School Tolchester Istead William J. Pindar Marcus Hook Oxford Day Carrell Meredith The Reformed Church Alma Louise Wilson Ruth Gertrude Wheatley Douglas Milbury Vianna Mitchell Herman Mitchell Wilson Cahall Cora Allen Francis Lynch Greensboro Annie Poore Queen Annne A. W. Thompson Harvey Sewell T. W. Jones Irwin Saulsbury David Swing Norman Wilson Centreville Love Point Lula May Sinclair Tilghman Methodist Parsonage O. W. Sterling Swing Brothers Crisfield Frank Taylor Thompsontown James Welsh Thomas Ryan W. T. Temple Mary Johnson New York Leonard McKnett Mrs. Price Queen Anne Helen Setin Christopher Biger Watson Booker Thelma Smith T. W. Smith Ed. Carter Lane & Lang A. W. Marvel Annapolis Master Allen Leola Temple New Jersey Mary Garrigues Selby Smith Mabel Jones Sue Hamilton Pauline Wiley Smyrna Tobin Ridgely Carter Forester Letitia Cecil Leonard McKnott Cambridge Thomas Gaitley Landers Jones Brackett Rachel McKenny James Lewis Easton Charles Hobbs Fred Kemp Leona Jackson Sadlersville Mary Brumbaugh

Mrs Emory Lynch Returns Home After Visit

Mrs Emory Lynch of Federalsburg has returned home after spending two weeks with her daughters Mrs Lance Winnert of Marcus Hook Pennsylvania and Mrs Roland Jackson of Camden New Jersey.

Emory Lynch Federalsburg Lance Winnert Marcus Hook, Pa Roland Jackson Camden, N. J

Hillsboro and Queen Anne Social Roundup

In Hillsboro and Queen Anne areas last week many residents attended church events, visits, and community gatherings. The Standard Teaching Training Course plans five weeks starting September 28, with 100 to 200 Sunday School workers expected. numerous locals and visitors are named among the attendees and guests across Denton, Philadelphia, Easton, and nearby towns.

Mr. Taylor W. B. Sparks D. M. Lee Denton M. E. Church Dick Sawyer Philadelphia Alice Thawley Margaret Sawyer Mary Virginia Sherwood M. E. Church Harry Covell Covell Dora Morris Frances Florence Covell Centreville Amy Taylor Irene Thelma Wihner M. E. Parsonage Ir. W. B. Rowe Roberta Rowe Doc Rowe Camp Whippoorwill Garretson Smith Jane Penn’s Grove N. J William Sherwood Wilmington James Sherwood Henry Fisher Racine Ohio Harry Fisher Ernest Fogle Woodsboro O. Rice Taylor Dover Gladys Mildred Gale Middletown Queen Anne

The Lost World at New Dover Opera House

Dad Time recalls 10,000,000 to 15,000,000 years ago as dinosaurs of varied species rule the earth in a photophy version of Arthur Conan Doyle. A noted human cast led by Bessie Love Lloyd Hughes Lewis Stone Wallace Beery plus others brings thrills and tense romance to the stage on August 2 3 and 4.

New Dover Opera House Dad Earth First National Watterson R. Rothacker Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Bessie Love Lloyd Hughes Lewis Stone Wallace Beery Alma Bennett Virginia Brown Faire Arthur Hoyt Bull Montana Margaret Mce- Wade Finch Smiles Jules Cowles

October term juries drawn for Circuit Court

Judge Thomas J. Keating selected the October term jurors from a long list of names grouped by districts. The article lists the jurors, marked by asterisks in the Journal, including Alonzo B. Cohee T. H. Gough Chas. P. Cowgill Wim. T. Jarman and many others across Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, and District divisions.

Thomas J. Keating Circuit Court Alonzo B. Cohee T. H. Gough Chas. P. Cowgill Wim. T. Jarman Edward Colin Ohn R. Jones Wm. C. Cheflins William E. Jones Harry S. Dailey Mc Frank Lane A. G. Dennison It. FE Tmeather Ross Duling J. S. Lapham Ernest Downes John T. Shultz Walter T. Eliott Louis Walls

Orphans Court Grants Admins and Approves Reports

In a Tuesday Orphans Court session Judges West, Harper and Shawn handled multiple matters. Letters of administration on George W. Ricketts estate were granted to Charlotte Ricketts with bond filed and creditors notice ordered. Executors Deen filed real estate sale reports with ratification lists to be published. Administratrix Hubbard filed and had approved a first and final admin distribution and inventory. Guardian appointment granted for Harry Ormond Hubbard. Executors Downes had personal property sale accounts approved and ordered for recording.

Orphans’ Court West Harper and Shawn George W. Ricketts Charlotte Ricketts Carrie Deen W. Brewster Deen William H. Deen Mary DuHadway John DuHadway Harry P. Willis James S. Willis Marie M. Hubbard Harry W. Hubbard Harry Ormond Hubbard Alexander Hardcastie J. Dukes Downes

Developers plan Tolchester shore community near Tolchester Beach

Wilmington investors have begun acquiring about 1000 acres of Kent county farm land near Tolchester Beach to create a restricted waterfront residential area with a golf course harbor and beaches. Officials of Tolchester Company deny any sale talks and the DuPont interests are not involved. Average price reported at 150 dollars per acre.

Tolchester Tolchester Beach Wilmington Del Kent County William V. Montgomery Chestertown duPont Tolchester Company

Addison A Christian Dies General Manager of Gimbel Brothers

Addison A Christian 67 longtime Philadelphia businessman and Caroline County landowner died at his Greensbor o summer home after a long illness. He built Greensboro’s Free Press early in his career and rose to Gimbel Brothers general manager, aiding the store’s growth. He owned Eglantine Farms near Greensboro and created Greensboro Gardens famed for dahlias and a prize winning White Leghorn hen. He leaves a wife and four daughters. funeral at Church of the Holy Trinity with interment in Greensboro cemetery.

Addison A. Christian Gimbel Brothers Philadelphia Caroline County Riverdeen Greensboro Christian Caroline County Bank Pennsylvania Huntingdon Valley School Bethayres Free Press Pulaski Richmond Richard East Manufacturers’ Club Eglantine Farms Greensboro Gardens Greensboro- Goldsboro Peninsula Chhristian Buckingham Apartments Walnut Street Protestant Episcopal Church Church of the Saviour Thirty-eighth Chestnut Streets Ile Minnie Satterfield Temple Smith Irvin Brumbhaugh Elizabeth Margaret Christian Church of the Holy Trinity William J. Cox Francis W. Kirwan Denton Kemp West Baltimore Thomas M. Green Oxford H. A. Roe Clinton B. Jarman L. Irving Jones T. Clayton Horsey John C. Brown Arthur W. Brumbaugh

Local visits feature Mrs Connolly and others

Mary Quanton and B Parshall of Philadelphia were recent guests of Miss Rosiene Scotton. Mrs H B Connolly and daughter Mary of Sanford Florida visited Mrs C W Jacobs. G B Parshall of Philadelphia were weekend guests of relatives. G H Ward of Wilmington visited his mother Mrs Hall. Helen Weather visits Oscar F Morris family in New York City. Mrs A F Heather and daughter Helen spent Sunday at Easton. Oscar F Morris of New York spent the weekend here.

Mary Quanton B. Parshall Philadelphia Rosiene Scotton H. B. Connolly Mary Sanford Fla C. W. Jacobs G. B. Parshall G. H. Ward Wilmington Hall Helen Weather Oscar F. Morris New York City A. F. Heather Miss Helen Easton New York

Local visits and social notes from area residents

Mrs. Alpheus Andrews and children Irene Virginia Phyllis and Harold visit daughter Mrs. Lester Smith near Greensboro. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kelly and son Olin of Harmony spend Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jones. Miss Myrtle Whiteley returns after visiting Miss Nellie Tull of St Michaels. Mrs. Charlie Williamson of New Castle visits town this week. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Dunham spend Sunday at The M. P. Sunday School picnic at the Park.

Denton Camp Walter Liden Oscar Alford Floyd C. Smith Kemp Adams Jacob Smith Katie Hurley Edward Alton Elrick Kemp Todd Henry Neal George O’day Arthur Wright Elon Wright Chester Scott Mildred Kathryn Spence Blaine Bullock Rosella Boyd Custer Earl Adams Effie Johnston Myrtle Killman Walter Adams Rehoboth Beach Arthur Adams Reese Ormond A. Wright Denton Wilbur Wheatley Washington, D. C Frank Wright Joseph Spence Evelyn Bullock Rehoboth Horace Robinson Philadelphia Alpheus Andrews Irene Virginia Phyllis Harold Lester Smith Greensboro Francis Kelly Olin Harmony J. A. Jones Myrtle Whiteley Nellie Tull St. Michaels Charlie Williamson New Castle E. F. Dunham Preston M. P The Park

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the Local Department Del-Mar-Vo Smithville Ridgely News O. A. Hadlock Billie Marguerite Schenectady L. M. Goodwin Tuckahoe C. H. Rhodes Ann Scott Clarence Cordrey K. M. Barnette J. A. Stewart, Jr Laursdon St. Joseph’s R. H. Gibson Eugenia Morgan Easton Hospital Dr. Palmer Verron Kenneth Smith Pennsylvania Railroad Lida Smith Clifford Cortelyou Emma Short Arthur Grace G. C. Moore Beulah Def Ethel Metzdorf Mabel Eaton Wilbur Clark Hilda Covey Charlie and Emmett Barton Shirley Morton Eleanor Lowers Lauran Wooteers A. E. Purse Horace Morgan Nellie Dean Effa Plummer Addie Morgan Larry Knotts Royal Oak New Dover Opera House Wedding Rings Nuttle ‘Milling Co A.W. Bruinbaugh Ashbury Hubbard Andrew Baggs John F. Jarman Sewell T. Blades Linwood Jarrell Elmer Cole Louis N. Kibler Stanley Draper Wm. P. Manlove Richard Lister Carroll H. Pippin Martin P. Allen Samuel G. Bye Linwood Cohee Wm. Chambers Thos. A. Cleaves D. W. Davis Isaac L. Dukes H. Clay Hobbs O. G. Hignutt R. Leslie Merrick Fourt Chas. E. Andrew Charles Blades William Beevers J. Lee Covey W.E. Collins Geo. H. Flaharty Nelson H. Fooks J. L. Gallagher Wm. P. Lednan Wm. H. Harding T. Fred Brown W. Lowe Collins Geo. A. Donovan Ward Edgell John A. Hyland J. W. Hallowell Isaac H. Morris W. A. Mowbray John H. Meredith H. W. McMahan R. W. Beaven Jos. H. Carroll D. M. Clopper Wallace E. Clark Wm. L. DeFord John Eveland Wm. P. Fleming Louis Hammer W. Arthur Holt “I Edw. Jarrell Joseph Laramore Fred B. Nuttle Elmer T. Ormer R. H. Stafford Leland T. Short J. Atwood Todd Willard C. Todd Alda P. Whitby Leslie Walls Harry M. Hollis A. D. Ivins Edward Lane C. Fulton Noble Wm. F. Perry A. Fletcher Sisk Levin E. Taylor Jas. O. Wright Tra W. Turner Robinson Nichols Edward E. Nuttle J. Herman Noble Clinton S. Poole Albert Poole Wm. W. Parker Geo. H. Smith C. Homer Turner T, Whitby White Charles Jarrell Milford Kline R. J. Magrogan Charles W. Roe Wm. E. Sylvester Joseph I’, Swartz Chas. E. Stewart T. F. Taylor W. M. Towers H. Pennington R. Frank Richards J Robe E. Smith Frank P. Simon "Chas, Stevenson I. M. Stevenson Jas W. Simon I. T. Saulsbury, Jr Orphans’ Court Proceedings Journal Addison A, Christian Dead Marydel Cordova Turner and Son Alonzo Gardner John Barto Edna Mueller Naomi Cooper Gus Koenemann Frank Cooper
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