Local ads and notices fill Denton page of journal
A wide running column of small ads and notices from Denton involving fountain pens stoves garden hose and dry cleaning services. Also listings for rental rooms shifts in local businesses and a long roster of social notes including dances, births, marriages and visits among Denton residents and nearby towns. A dirigible sighting and upcoming bake sales are noted along with political delegate news and a hardware company purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Wright
D. Ralph Horsey
F. O. el Dayton
M. K. Newnam
Minnie B. Todd
Marjorie T. Knotts
Admis
Denton
Journal
E. G. Cooper
Nuttle Lumber & Coal Company
Ridgely
Denton Cleaners and Dyers
Deaths and funeral rites in Denton area obituaries
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Lucinda Seese at the Church of the Brethren in Denton after a nine week illness. She is survived by her husband Ephraim, five sons, 23 grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, and resided in Caroline County for over twenty years. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs. Martha Towers, widow of Captain Thomas Towers, and Mrs. Nellie Jones, widow of Ellwood Jones, with services and interments in Denton cemetery. George Morgan, Civil War veteran, died in East Denton. services set for June 5 at Denton Pilgrim Holiness Church, with burial in Federalsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Seese
Ephraim Seese
Church of the Brethren
Denton
W. M. Wine
Woodside
Del
Farmington
John Wertz
Johnstown
Mahlon Seese
Nokessville
D. Wilson Seese
Vienna
J. Albert Seese
Elmer J. Seese
Norman A. Seese
Ernest L. Hubbard
Philadelphia
Sam, Lewis
Cecil Blake
Snow Hill
B. C. Hallman
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dorsey Blake
Indian River
F. W. Kirwan
Christ Church
Nellie Jones
Ellwood Jones
Nobbs
Jones
Pine’ Bluff
Salisbury
Calvin Coulbourne
Carl Coulbourne
James Coulbourne
Thomas Coulbourne
Helen Clark
Marcus Hook
Hobbs
George Morgan
East Denton
Orphans Court Actions in Caroline County Session
The Caroline County Orphans Court approved multiple accounts and estates. Benedict Weaver and Timothy F. Taylor filed final administration accounts. Ella M. Todd and Roland B. Todd were named administrators of F Linwood Todd. Appraisers and creditors notices set. Mary M. Shaner probate completed with Jacob A. Richard and G. Warren Richard as executors. Richard A. Trice filed account of sales for Silas A. Trice estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
West
Towers
Fleetwood
Benedict Weaver
Mary E. Weaver
Timothy F. Taylor
Sallie A. Taylor
F. Linwood Todd
Ella M. Todd
Roland B. Todd
William Cox
Philip McConnell
Mary M. Shaner
Jacob A. Richard
G. Warren Richard
J. Frank Lane
A. J. Dhue
Richard A. Trice
Silas A. Trice
Preston Loses Close Contest To Cambridge All Stars
Preston Baseball Club of the Central Shore League fell 6 to 5 to Cambridge All Stars Sunday at Cambridge. Errors helped the winners as the game stayed tight from the start. Dulin and Williams led Preston with multiple hits, while Dashiell and Mills contributed for Cambridge. Pitchers Lord and Thomas split the action with several errors and wild pitches affecting the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Cambridge
Preston Baseball Club
Cambridge All Stars
Griffin
Sands
R. Lord
Nichols
Williams
W. Lord
Mills
Thomas
Ruth Chatterton Leads Week at Capital in The Rich Are Always With Us
Capital Theatre bills a six show week starting Monday June 6 with Ruth Chatterton in The Rich Are Always With Us and added short subjects and news. Tuesday June 7 continues the Ruth Chatterton feature with more short subjects and news items. On Wednesday June 8 and Thursday June 9 Dorothy Mackaill stars in Love Affair with added short subjects and news briefs. Friday June 10 and Saturday June 11 present Spencer Tracy in Sky Devils with the usual short subjects and news updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Theatre
Ruth Chatterton
Dorothy Mackaill
Spencer Tracy
Memorial Day services and community notices
Memorial Service held at Memorial Park on Sunday at 1 pm with prayers by Rev. Harry Zeigler and Rev. L S Matthews. An address by Bernard King honored Miss Ethel Reese and other memory trees. Out of town attendees included Reese of Cordova and Long of Selbyville. Funeral of Mrs. Mary Shaner held near Henderson with burial here. Multiple local engagements, hospital updates, and club activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Park
Harry Zeigler
L. S. Matthews
Bernard King
Ethel Reese
Mulford Swing
Herbert Keeneman
Mary
Worthington Long
Elizabeth Flounders
Ida Hoffman
Mary Wooters
George Washington
Railroad Company
E. F. Pearsaul
Civics
M. H. Swing
Reese
Cordova
Frank Long
Selbyville
Starry Nuttle
Andersontown
Mary Shaner
Henderson
Jesse Althouse
Dorothy
Marie Kapotch
Bethlehem
Fred Taylor
Belmar
N. J
Ann Brown
Newark
Walter. Sylvester
Denton
M. W. Wiley
Roy Tawes
America
Catholic Church
Milford
Lacy Wilson
Wilmington
J. H. Roche
Greensboro
Arthur Scully
Celia Kelley
Harry Whitley
Preston
Courtney Whiteley
Maine
Harry Wilson
Sadie
Bessie
Willing Workers Sewing Circle
the Reformed Church
The
Reformed Church
Watson Booker
Easton Hospital
Thompson Swing
Keene Sailsbury
North Carolina
James Wilson
Altes
Leo Galen
Millington
William Harrison Jr
Harrington
Tom Swann
Elizabeth
Queenstown
Andrew Mitchell
Clarence Andrews
Sabillasville
Catherine Lynch
Mercy,Hospital
Baltimore
C. D. Lynch
Loraine Swing
South Orange
John Swing
I. W. Kirwan
Doris
T. L. Day
Easton
Decoration Day Exercises At Denton Cemeteries Note Large Attendance
Caroline Post No 29 of the American Legion joined Decoration Day services at Denton cemetery with the Junior Order. Bands, taps, prayers, speeches by Prof William R Howell, Miss Madeline Cooper, and Rev E C Mallman followed by wreaths for Navy dead. Legionists then visited the colored cemetery. veterans from Spanish American War and a Civil War veteran attended. A cool wind did not dampen a large crowd honoring the fallen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Post No. 29
American Legion
Denton Cemetery
Denton
Robert Fleetwood
Irvin Smith Jr
America
Roy L. Tawes
William R. Howell
Washington College
Madeline Cooper
E. C. Mallman
Caroline Greenly
American Legion Service
Legion
Mr. Swing
Ridgely
Social guest list notes from Federalsburg area
A flurry of visits and dinners highlights the weekend and midweek social life in Federalsburg and nearby towns. Philadelphia and Allentown hosts mingle with Baltimore and Salisbury guests while local families entertain. Christian Endeavor service plans and home improvements also mark the period.
Local visitors and family news from Luray area
Harmony Deen and family tour Luray Caverns and travel to North Carolina and back through Shenandoah Valley. Several couples visit relatives, including Frampton Berge McNash and Cohee families. Massachusetts and Maryland residents return home after visits. Illness and recoveries noted among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Deen
R. B. Brown
Massachusetts
Luray Caverns
North Carolina
Shenandoah Valley
Hugh M. Frampton
Rudolph Berge
Washington, D. C
Harriett McNash
L. Butler
Boone
Trenton
Dukes
Denton
Cohee
E. P. Foote
Washington
R. Berge
Baltimore
and Cohee
McNash
Alonzo Christopher
Berlin
W. H. Neal
Harry Arringdale
Elmer Towers
Dixmont
Ella Harrison
Preston
John Cohee
Local Social Notes Highlight Visitors and Visits
American Corner residents Mr and Mrs Frank McSorley and son from Holly Oak spent the weekend with Mr Ambrose Griffith. Mr and Mrs Henry Garman hosted relatives and friends from Lancaster PA over the holidays. The Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Grace Sull ivan on Wednesday afternoon June 8. Miss Hazel Baker of Federalsburg visited Mrs Elva Smith for the holidays. Mrs Emma Snowden entertained relatives Sunday last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McSorley
Holly Oak
Ambrose Griffith
Henry Garman
Lancaster
Ladies Aid
Grace Sullivan
Hazel Baker
Federalsburg
Elva: Smith
Emma Snowden
Simmons Mattresses Priced From Sixteen to Thirty Three
M. K. Newnam, Furnisher of Homes, advertises Simmons Innerapring mattresses with prices ranging from 16.75 to 33.75 dollars. The notice emphasizes affordability and product variety for home furnishing needs.
Tri County High to present Flo's Beau in June night
Class night exercises at Tri-County High School auditorium Tuesday June 7 at 8 15 p m feature the play Flo s Beau Admission 25 cents Mrs R M Harding and daughter and McHenry Hoodiman of Passaic N J and Mrs Catherine Holland of Queen Anne spent the week end with Mr and Mrs H S Fisher The sixth grade and their teacher Mrs Blades entertained the seventh grade with a hike to Stony Point and a weenie roast The regular Community Club meeting is set for Monday June 6 at eight o'clock More notices include visits and guests from Baltimore Salisbury Centreville Elizabethtown and Passaic and Emma Holland’s home return from a Pas saic visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dukes Downes
Annie Louise Downes
Martin Brown Monroe
New York
Howard Griffin
Montclair
N. J
Reese Griffin
J. M. Lane
Harry Lane
Rudolph Ullrich
East Orange
Griffin
Caroline County
Griffin’s
Tuckahoe Neck
Sue A. Smith and Sons
Oron F. Smith
Kirwin Smith
Irwin Smith
Philadelphia
Belleville
Ernest R. Whiteman
Philip
Kathleen
Denton
Parent-Teacher Association
T. Alan Goldsborough
F. J. Wright
Hilda Cade
N. L. Raleigh
Anne M. Anthony
California
Wilson College
Robert E. Herbst
Annapolis
Long Beach
Emily
Frances Johnson
Bridge
Louise Fisher
William J. Kindley
Baltimore
Joseph H. Carroll
J. O. Flynn
Billy
Carroll
R. J. Wilson
Blanche
Todd
J. Henry Morgan
Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
Woodrow Wilson Wills
Thurmont
Harold Watts
Mildred Watts
Washington
Brick Hotel
T. J. Turkington
Paul Howard
Easton
Charles Howard
Homer Downes
Smyrna
Verna Wooleyhan
Audrey
Near
Sadlersville
Edna Starkey
Fred Love
Miriam Taylor
Katherine Taylor
William Kindley
Emily Johnson
Louise B. Fisher
Wm. J. Kindley
T. Pliny Fisher
Kindley
Sam Lewis
Burdette Nuttle
Alpha Kappa Fraternity
Washington College
Good Cheer Bible
M. E
Ora Carroll
Elmer E. Wheeler
Wm. A. Wheeler
Edward Houlihan
H. Earle Smith
Bennett Todd
A. G. Todd
Rochester
N. Y
W. C. Todd
Ralph Cover
Paul
Westminster
Dawson O. George
Jane Redden
George T. Redden
Thomas McGowan
Carroll George
H. Powell Patchett
Annie .E. Pippin
John W. Lord
Cecil County
Mary Ann Lord
George M. Russum
Salisbury
W. R. Mowbray
Lewes
Del
F. Johnson
Floyd Jackson
Charles G. Griffin
Englewood
J. E. Ellwanger
Tri-County High School
Flo’s
Beau
R. M. Harding
McHenry Hoodiman
Passaic
Catherine Holland
Queen Anne
H. S. Fisher
Blades
Stony Point
Tuckahoe
H. H. McKee
Louise
Malvern
I. T. Sparklin
Lay Knott
N. E. Knott
Emma Holland
Ruth Harding
Olin Hunter
Centreville
H. R. Covell
J. C. Thomas
Ella Pennington
Elizabethtown
Gladys and
Mildred Gale
Baltimore Visitors Over the Week- End. Mr. Lorain Lane
Gorman Marine
Sharptown
Annie Jump
Guild
Tri County High wins at Eastern Shore meet and state bid
Tri County High School Volleyball takes first at the Washington College meet in Chestertown on May 21 while the run and catch relay claims second. At Centreville May 24 the county meet awards Tri County second with eighty seven points. five students named to advance to the Baltimore State Meet on June 10: Jack Brown Herman Skinner Alvan Moore Wm Short and Richard Sneed. Also speed ball takes first. Commencement set for June 6 2:30 pm with Rev Francis Kirwan sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington College Athletic
Eastern Shore
Chestertown
Tri-County High School
Queen Anne County
Centreville
Baltimore
Jack Brown
Herman Skinner
Alvan Moore
Wm. Short
Richard Sneed
Tri- County High School
Francis Kirwan
Flo’s
Beau
St. Paul's Church
W. C. Smith
Richmond
Elmer Clark
Nashville
M. E. Church South
Harry Moore
Eugenia Morgan
Chester Barto
Maryland- Navy
Annapolis
Mazie Dashiell
Salisbury
Howard Eley
E. B. Lightner
W. C. Stevens
R. L. C. Association
Howard Sewell
Dora Sewell
Miss. Price
Edna Fleming
Washington
Henry Morgan
John Chairs
Philadelphia
Emily
Laura Knotts
D. C
Jake Gibson
Jack Bishop
Queenstown
Lottie Morgan
Verona
N. J
Jake Morgan
Emma Short
Clifford Cortelyou
Delmar
John Shively
Mollie Diggans
Margaret Sard
Greensboro
Ida Dyer
Ladies Aid
Mary Rice
Byron Barton
Horace Morgan
Social Notes From Greensboro Visits and Remembrances
Mrs. C. H. Pippin visits Mr. and Mrs. George Stevenson in Wilmington. Miss Carrie Hobbs of Baltimore weekends with her parents. Miss Edith Jarman of Wilmington visits relatives in town. Miss Thelma Bishop of Baltimore is home for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Pippin
George Stevenson
Wilmington
Carrie, Hobbs
Baltimore
Edith Jarman
Thelma Bishop
Berea College graduate Preston man to receive BA
W T Kelley son of Dr and Mrs W T Kelley of Preston will receive a bachelor of arts degree at Berea College commencement next Monday morning. He is a 1928 Preston High School graduate and has spent four years at Berea active in Kappa Sigma YMCA cabinet French German clubs orchestra and student leadership roles including basketball and tennis captaincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T. Kelley
W. T. Kelley
Preston
Berea College
Kelley
Preston High School
Kappa Sigma Society
Y. M. C. A. Cabinet
Pinnacle
Lloyd Cannon
Frank Short
Harvey Long
Raymond Dean
Alice Davis
Victor Dean
Federalsburg
Lee
John
Marie Taylor
Miss Garrison
Beacom’s College
Wilmington
Del
Taylor
T. C. Taylor
Virginia Fooks
Enoch Pratt Library
Baltimore
Thomas Trice
Maryland University
Louise van Dyke
T. R. van Dyke
Talbot Henry
Philadelphia
Sara Fletcher
L. C. Booz
Folcroft
Minnie Lednum
Blanche Croll
J. W. Noble
Social Visitors and Church Services in Woodside Del
Goldsboro and Philadelphia visitors called at the Monroe Saunders home in Woodside. Rev John Paul Tyler preached at M E Church South. Chicago and Philadelphia guests visited local families, with extended weekends and family visits noted among Jarman Dhue Jarrell Shockley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Saunders
Noble Shively
Monroe Saunders
Woodside
Del
Roy Brown and Son
Philadelphia
John Paul Tyler
Baltimore
M. E. Church South
Carl Larsen
Chicago
Lapham
Mollie Shockley
Bryan Shockley
Massey
J. S. Jarman
George
Nottingham
E. Jarman
Florence Boyd
Noble Dhue
Eloise Jarrell
Glenburnie
Robert Jarrell Jr
Howard Jarman
Berlin
Emma Wharton
Wilmington
Frank Lane
Maryland University
Aaron Sparks
Walter Elliott
Wm. Sipple
Greensboro
Harry Jones
Elmira Killen
Felton
Sadie, Shockley
Omar Shively
Edith Jarman
W. T. Jarman
Lewis
Bridgeville
Local families share holiday visits across towns
Burrsville residents hosted relatives including Ernest Knotts and Frank Price family groups from Chester and Harrington. Philadelphia and Camden guests joined dinners with the Blades, and Dunham Voas families welcomed visitors from Philadelphia. Dill and Walters households also spent time away in nearby cities. Stafford marked Memorial Day in Langhorne, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Knotts
Frank Price
Chester
Lawrence Price
Harrington
J. W. Price
J. W. D. Tubbs
Philadelphia
Willard Blades
Camden
Del
G. L. Blades
Charlie Lewis
Alfred Baughley
Baltimore
H. A. Porter
Stanton
Wilmington
R. H. Stafford
Langhorne
Greensboro and Its Environs Social Summary
A sequence of obituaries and society notes from Greensboro and nearby areas recounts the deaths of Zed Edge in Salisbury and Mrs. Harry Kemp in Farnhurst Delaware, with services in Harrington and Mt. Olive churches. It lists survivors including siblings and children, plus funeral details and interment. The column also notes track meet honors for Eleanor Horsey of Greensboro, and multiple visits, hosting, and social engagements across Harrington, American Corner, Willow Grove, Marcus Hook, Chester, Wilmington, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, naming names like Rhoda Flowers, Andrew Darling, Harry Kemp, and Medford L Price among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zed Edge
Pine Bluff
Salisbury
Levin Edge
Greensboro
Rhoda Flowers
Harrington
Flowers
Andrew Darling
Baltimore Corner
Thomas
Levin
New Jersey
William
Harry Kemp
Farnhurst
Del
Kemp
Will Wyatt
Willow Grove
Mt. Olive Church
Alta Shockley
Sapp
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Eleanor Horsey
T. Clayton Horsey
Roberts Beach School
Baltimore
Horsey
Greensboro High School
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A. G. Saulsbury
Epworth League
Denton, M. E
Ford Garage
M. P
Wright Apartments
Denton Journal
Los Angeles
Ladies Aid of Piney M. P
Meredith
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co
Lawrence B. Towers
Col
Albanus Phillips
Nuttle Hardware Co
Prohibition
Frederick C. Barthelmess
Butch Johnson
John M. Barton
Pennsylvania State College of Optometry
Wright
General Motors
F. O. B. Dayton
Dulin
M. Robinson
Lord J
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lThomas—Griffith
Lord
Krueger
Griffith
Rhgely
Lems
H. W. Moore
H. R. Hamilton
Allentown
Richard Merriken
Manning Merriken
Wm. Hopkins
Virginia
Isaac
Starkey
Catherine
J. H. Wheatley
Dover
Alberta Davis
F. E. Davis
Bertha Patrick
Jack
Edith O'Leary
Courtland
R. J. Ashe
Christian Endeavor
Messrs
T. Henry
Harold Brooks
Mrs. Louis Butler
Hillsboro
Ella Henry
A. W. Sisk
Frank Turner
Katherine Cox
H. M. Hollis
Goldsboro
Burrsville
Neway
Frank Hubbard
James Holland
Athletics
Shibe Park
Margaret Kellam
Miss Shirley
Strode Beckham
B. C. Beckham
C. H. Meeds
Florence Thornton
Lawrence Thornton
Marcus Hook and
Meeds
Medford L. Price
Sophia Howard
Benny
Virginia Lee Baker
American Corner
Hyland van Sant
Comegys van Sant
Warren van Sant
Mary Dorman
Charles Cole
Harry Roddy
W. B. Massey
Fred Tinley and Son
Oscar Nichols
Maude Edwards
Ruth Wheeler
Thurman Passwaters
Joseph Edwards
C. B. Wilson
George Wilson
Eugene Raughley
R. J. Raughley
Doris Stoneselfer
Awalt Weller
Charles Rich
Mary Tribbitt
Carney’s Point
L. W. Taylor
W. Thomas Thornton
Jack Thornton
Annie Hall
Templeville
T. C. Horsey
Hewitt Smith
N. A. Smith
Elizabeth Sharp
Westover Hills
Ralph Sharp
Mary Moore
Garrison Forest School
Kitty Towers
George Anderson
Anderson
Jack Boulais
O. W. Barton
Kenneth Bostic
Catherine Towers
Medford Price
Jesse Gibson
Hamsburg
Frances Green
Moore’s
Laura Longfellow
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