Denton listings show farm goods and local notices
Reads like a Denton Maryland page with 76 bushels soy beans for sale and many items offered by Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co. plus cows, chickens, and a Crosley refrigerator. Local civic notes include permit denial for a Fifth Avenue filling station and a veterans claims aid day at the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Nuttle
R. H. Stafford and Son
Burrsville
Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co
Denton
Sarah Lewis
Hobbs
Crosley Shelvador
Ridgely
Calvert C. Merriken
Denton Chamber of Commerce
Fifth Avenue
Board of Town Commissioners
Thomas B. Edwards
Veterans’ Service Officer
Court House
American Weekly
Big
Baltimore Sunday American
Court Room
Growing Crops Without Soil Described by Scientist
Dr. W F Gericke of the University of California demonstrated growing crops in shallow water tanks with mineral salts, producing as much as 24 bushels of potatoes per acre. Tomatoes, cantaloupes, celery, papayas and flowers were also grown. Large commercial tanks are under trial in the United States, including more than three acres near Easton Maryland. The method shows economic promise for food and other plants without soil. experts suggest future farming may favor tanks over hoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.F. Gericke
University of California
University of Maryland
A. Lee Schrader
Department of
University
United States
Gericke
Maryland
M. Miller
Easton
Schrader
Lisa
Good Food For Sound Thinkers Quote by Edward Young
Edward Young comments that those who perform small tasks well earn trust from greater bodies. The aphorism emphasizes diligence in minor duties as a path to lasting credibility and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Young
Journal Subscription Ad Highlights County News Access
An advertisement promotes subscribing to the Journal for full county news coverage. It promises comprehensive local reporting and access to all county updates.
Denton M. E. Church Notices for June Events
Holy Communion will be administered at the 10:45 a m morning service this Sunday June 6 at the Denton M E Church Sunday School meets at 9 45 a m There will be no evening service instead the congregation joins other churches at 8 o'clock in the High School auditorium The annual Children s Day service will be held Sunday morning June 13 The Good Cheer Bible Class meets at Mrs H S Burns Third St on Thursday evening June 10 at 7 30 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton M. E
Good Cheer Bible
H. S. Burns
Third St
Denton M P Church Hosts Children Day Services Tomorrow
Children Day services will be held inDent on M P Church tomorrow morning no evening services due to union service at Caroline High School. Afternoon worship at Williston Church Sunday 2 30 sermon theme The Law of Honesty Text Thou Shalt Not Steal Thou Shalt Not Bear False Witness Exodus 20 15 16 Sabbath School 1 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton M. P
Caroline High School
Williston
Church Service Cancellations For Sunday
No services will be held at the Church of the New Jerusalem Preston Sunday due to the commencement service at the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the New Jerusalem
Preston
Methodist Church
Children Day Service Set for Burrsville June 13
The Children’s Day service will be held at Burrsville on June 13. Preaching at Burrsville and Hickman as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrsville
Hickman
Mass times shift earlier at Denton and Ridge ly churches
Beginning June 6 Masses will be 30 minutes earlier than winter times. St Elizabeth in Denton will have Mass at 9 30 and St Benedict in Ridgely at 8 o clock. Confessions at St Benedict Saturday 7 and Sunday 7 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Denton
St. Benedict’s Church
Ridgely
St. Benedict's Church
Memorial Mass in Wilmington Cemetery Honors Dead and Pope
In Wilmington Cathedral cemetery a Solemn Pontifical Mass was celebrated by Bishop Edmond J. Fitz Maurice with thousands in attendance. Father Francis J. Hensel delivered the sermon urging prayer for the repose of diocesan dead and for Pope Pius XI on his eightieth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington Cathedral
Edmond J. Fitz Maurice
Wilmington
Pope Pius XI
Francis J. Hensel
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Denton
St. Benedict’s Church
Ridgely
Father Hensel
Hensel
Pius XI
Holy Father
St. Anthony's
Weekend Visits Across Cities Highlight Local Social Ties
A string of visitors from Philadelphia New York City Hartford and Wilmington spent weekends with local families including the Coopers Harrisons Jarman Montague and Thompson circles. Mrs Melvin improved her property with a fresh coat of paint and Miss Helen Melvin visited Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel H. Culver
Philadelphia
George H. Playter
New York City
Frank N. Price
Chester
Louis N. Cooper
Paul
Hartford
Edith Tyls
Harry Frese
Bertie Pritchett
Mabel Barnes
Sue Steele
L. A. Gooden
Winfred
Ed. Schoppe
Mildred Gooden
Washington
T. H. Gough
W. H. Goodwin
William Hutson
Wilmington
Vernon Jones
Farnhurst
George Montague
Elsie Rohman
Clayton
Agnes Meredith
Dora Melvin
Helen Melvin
Memorial Day Exercises At Ridgely Park
Several hundred gathered at Memorial Park for annual memorial day exercises with short talks by H. E. Koeneman and J. William Davis and ministers Rittenhouse Hafer Matthews and Reed. New trees were dedicated in memory of multiple local residents. plans for a bigger service next year include a loud speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Park
H. E. Koeneman
J. William Davis
Joseph Rittenhouse
H. F. Hafer
L. S. Matthews
C. B. Reed
Miss Bower
Keeneman
Wmn. D. Burkey
Elmer Cole
Miles Green
McElwain
Elizabeth
Ellen
Florence Wingmaker
August Koenemann
Annie Neff
Ida
Mary Hoffman
Sidney Kline
J. M. Ludwig
Harry Rampmeyer
A. G. Saulsbury
R. E. Fountain
Joseph Brumbaugh
Harry Semmons
Mary Hem
Linwood
Lulu Hevalow
James Lane
Philadelphia
Sally Ludlow
Baltimore
Stella Diefenderfer
Ridgely
Kenneth Biddle
Elmer Biddle
Henderson
O. B. Reed
John Jump
James Covey
R. R. Ringgold
Norris Diefenderfer
Robert Biddle
Greensboro
Ridgely Homemakers’ Club
College Park
Maud Hemmons
J. P. Swing
Clark Murphy
William Richards
Mabel Ludwig
Frank Zeigler
Amos Crouse
Denton
Paul Hoffman
Milton C. Smith
Lson
Long Island
Lorraine Smith
St. Gertrude’s
Harold Fountain
William Cooper
Chester
W. M. Bennington
Ellen Downes
Fred Hakenfoss
Washington
Oo. B. Reed
Lloyd Blanchard
National Safety Council
The
Grange
Lawrence Hines
Annsville
Frank Kibler
Ernest Jones
Melvin Bennington
Walter Bennington
Edgar Lane
Robert Lord
Fred Lord
Willard Pyle
Barbara
Moore
Will Cannon
John M. Saulsbury
Paul Greenlee
Atlantic
Miriam Holsinger
Blue Ridge College
William Raleigh
University of North Carolina
Morton Holsinger
Prospect Park
Paul Holsinger
Homemaker Club Meeting Highlights And Births
The Friendship Grove Homemakers Club met May 27 at Mrs. Norman Taylor's home at 10 A. M. for a scrap book project and a covered dish luncheon. Miss Spafford demonstrated clothing construction while members shared books read aloud and by families, with two current events and two new book acquisitions. The Sunshine Chairman noted a birth congratulation, and Mrs. Schulke Jr. filed to attend the Rural Women’s Short Course. next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Otto Brauchle in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Grove Homemakers Club
Norman Taylor
Miss Spafford
Paradise Cottage
Shirley Watkins
Theodore Schulke Jr
Pompeii
Edward Bulwer- Lytton
Sunshine
Benjamin Cohee
Theodore Schulke, Jr
College Park
Otto Brauchle
Harmony and Twentieth Century clubs meet in May
The Harmony Club held its May meeting at Mrs. Maurice Todd’s home with ten members and three visitors. The group sang, prayed, and discussed current events and reports, added a new member Mrs. Bob Stanton, and adjourned after refreshments. The Twentieth Century Club met May 26 at Mrs. H. A. Spies’s home with sixteen members, heard Sunshine reports, finance from a Chamber of Commerce supper, and book reviews, then planned a June meeting at Mrs. W. R. Dulin’s home on June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
Maurice Todd
Sunshine Committee
Olin Thomas
Bob Stanton
Twentieth Century Club
H. A. Spies
Chamber of Commerce
W. R. Dulin
Stark Young
John Noble
Peter Frenchen
Evelyn Holden
Rose Garden
Margaret Widdemer
Social items from Wilmington and area guests
Mr and Mrs Carroll Mullikin of Wilmington and Mr and Mrs Lee Price of Easton hosted guests. Numerous visits include the Hall and Dew families, S W Harding returning home, Irene Quidas visiting from Frederick, J A Bryan from Baltimore, and Hilton Watts from Philadelphia. Others: Schmick family from Baltimore with Dukes. Prager and Bennett from Oakland, Md.. Worms, Emma Reese, and McCarty households noted. all the county news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Mullikin
Wilmington
Lee Price
Easton
Alonzo Willoughby
M. J. Hall
Virgil Hall
Harry Hall
Harold Dew
S. W. Harding
Howard Cole
Irene Quidas
Frederick
Fred Quidas
J. A. Bryan
Baltimore
Hilton Watts
Little Son
Philadelphia
Albert Schmick
Ernest Dukes
Carl Prager
H. Bennett
Oakland
Emma Reese
Lizzie Miley
W.S. McCarty
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Holiday Guests and Visits
Hillsboro and Queen Anne residents hosted and visited over the weekend and holidays. Baltimore guests Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mills and Mrs. LaVerne Larrimore joined Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Blades. Scarsdale visitors Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Fehrendorf called on Ralph Thompson and Brown Thawley in Burrsville. Winfield Pinder of Pine Brook, N J, stayed with his mother Mrs. H. Dadds. Bernard Pinder from Pine Brook also visited his mother. Mary Louise Dodds of Baltimore spent the holidays at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Mills
LaVerne Larrimore
Baltimore
Edgar Blades
P. M. Fehrendorf
Scarsdale
N. Y
Ralph Thompson
Brown Thawley
Burrsville
Winfield Pinder
Pine Brook
N. J
H. Dadds
Bernard Pinder
Howard Dadds
Mary Louise Dodds
Town News and Social Notes From Queen Anne
Residents attend showers and visits at local homes, with Mary Moore of Wilmington set to wed Richard Day of Wilmington. Guests include Culvers, Oliphants, and Bartons visiting Elizabeth Morgan and Jillian families. Illnesses and hospital treatment mentioned for W I Dickerson at Johns Hopkins. Community meetings of D A R noted, and many family gatherings, visits to relatives in Salisbury Baltimore and New Jersey.
Epworth League entertained at Wesley Church in Burrsville
The Epworth League of Wesley Church was entertained at Mrs. Lulu Pusey s home for the May meeting with Mrs. G L Blades assisting. After business a social hour featured readings vocal and instrumental music and abundant refreshments. Several local and visiting guests stayed over the holidays and a Children s Day service was announced for June 13 at 10 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Wesley Church
Lulu Pusey
G. L. Blades
Charlie Dunham
East Lansdowne
Clarence Voss
Raymond Dean
Wesley M. E
Wanedao Laney
Boothwyn
Tra Crum
Clayton Stafford
Wilmington
Jacob Price
Chester
Greensboro Social News Sketches a Busy Holiday Weekend
Dr Elizabeth Christian of Philadelphia visits Mr and Mrs Irvin Brumbaugh in Greensboro Mrs Will Clark spends weekend with Mr and Mrs Oscar Kinnamon in Marcus Hook Alvah Dobson and children visit relatives in Centreville Byron Marker of Wilmington spends holidays with his father Oliver Marker A G Shockley of Ridgely spends Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harry Draper S D Carrow of Hartly visits Mr and Mrs Clayton Porter Anne Porter of Durham is home for summer Mrs C B Jarman and family spend holidays in Washington Mrs Willie Quillen is in at her
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Wright
Pennsylvania State College of Optometry
Philadelphia
Wright
William Edward Scott
Denton
Concord
W. L. Jump
Scott
Maryland
Henderson
Elizabeth Scott
Arthur
Clinton
Frederick
Willie
Harold Scott
Joseph Willoughby
Thomas Wright
Hobbs
Blanche Scott
Ida Johnson
Caroline County
Alonzo Cohee
Thomas Gray
E. 0. Carter
N. Alvin Smith
H. Earle Smith
Fred E. Covey
Earl Legates
Elbert Douglas
Wm. G. Hassett
Armory Committee
Calvin Lynch
Ridgely
Charles B. Harrison
Preston
Arthur Johnson
Federalsburg
Henry Morgan
Queen Anne
Joseph Eaton
Hillsboro
William Garey
A. Irvin Brumbanugh
Greensboro
W. Clark Quillen
Goldsboro
W. Edmond Neal
R. Henry Stafford
Burrsville
Leander Thomas
W. Foster Clark
Knotts
John W. Noble
Elizabeth Christian
Irvin Brumbaugh
Will Clark
Oscar Kinnamon
Marcus Hook
Alvah Dobson
Centreville
Byron Marker
Wilmington
Oliver Marker
A. G. Shockley
Harry Draper
S. D. Carrow
Hartly
Clayton Porter
Anne Porter
Durham
N. C
C. B. Jarman
Washington
Willie Quillen
Mary Russell
Wyatt Lanlcaster
Arnold Lancaster
Lake Forest
C. Lenz
Dicky and Shirley
W. G. Pemberton
Prospect Park
Paul Griffin
Chester
P. P. Council
P. P. Council Jr
W. H. Cannon
Jane
Georgia Swann
Town
Jennie Hopkins
Lancaster
Russell
Noble Sipple
Charles Sipple
Anne Blanche and Son
Linwood
Kenneth Bostic
Clarence Sipple
Little Son
Rockville
Claude Griffith
Amagansett
N. Y
Leonard Deane
Harry Jones
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Clarence Vincent
Camden
Del
Greensboro Cemetery
Clarence Vincent Post
Women’s Auxiliary
Albanda Heller
Harvey Heller
Denton-Greensboro
Denton Cemetery
Harry Erly
Harry
Harry Clark
Clark
Alfred Blackburn
Alfreda
Anna Jane
Frank Baughley
Burton
Rehoboth
Maurice Stewart
Easton
Zook Miller
Ada Bennett
New Castle
N. K. Swanwick
Liz Smith
Allie Sweeney
Sharon Hill
Clarence Russell
Lloyd Cannon
Mary Jackson
Cannon
William Neundorf
Flushing
Ella Mackey
Woodside
Wilmer Webber
Elwood Wyatt
Fifer Hospital
Alec McKnott
Lebanon
Merritt Woodward
Annie Hopkins
Thomas Clark
Temple Smith
University of Maryland
Robert Clark
Howard Clark
Charles Nichols
C. M. Zeth
Derry
W W. Weaver
Francis
Bob
J. W. Thawley
Ralph Nichols
Louise
N. J
George Nichols
Gladys Coulling
Anna Wieneke
Baltimore
Charles Wieneke
Harry Blackburn
J. E. Weaver
Mildred Tatum
Aled Davies
Robert
Davenport
A. A. Christian
R. B. Bogardus
Bloomsburg
W. Thomas Thornton
Carl Lee
Lawrence Thornton
Smyrna
Carrie Hobbs
Mary Bosley
Burt Hobbs
Frederic Monroe
Fred Monroe
Elizabeth Bilbrough
Milton-Roe
Lacey Wilson
Michael Ash
Orphans Court Proceedings in Caroline County
The Orphans Court met Tuesday with Judges Towers Handy and Dennis. Ira Murphy and Nolan Edwards, administrators of John George Murphy, filed inventory and appraisal. Frank D. Zeigler, executor of Eno H Zeigler, filed petitions for transfer of stock, first and final accounts, and proof of publication of creditor notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Towers
Handy
Dennis
Ira Murphy
Nolan
Edwards
John George Murphy
Frank D. Zeigler
Eno H. Zeigler
For Sale Articles Including Profane Cook Stove
For Sale several household articles offered by Mrs. Earle White of Denton Maryland including a profane cook stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle White
Denton
Typhoid Fever Reported in Caroline County
A case of typhoid fever is reported in the First District of Caroline county. Citizens are urged to visit their family physician in the next few days to receive typhoid vaccine for partial or full immunization. Typhoid is a serious disease with a high fatality rate. Subscribe for the Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Truck and train collision near Radeburg Pa injures driver
A truck driven by Clinton Morris with 154 crates of berries for a Woodside Del buyer was struck by a train near Radeburg on Tuesday about 6:30 am. Morris and companion Marion Swann were traveling to Pittsburgh when mishap occurred as Morris attempted to cross an uphill track. the truck and berries suffered about 300 dollars in damage. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed in follow up social notes and memorials, including veterans markers in Greensboro Cemetery and a Strawberry Festival at the Fire House hosted by the Community Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Morris
Marion Swann
Radeburg
Morris
Woodside
Del
Pittsburgh
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the Local Department
Brick Hotel
Wallace H. White
T. C. Collins
George D. Holder
G. Leslie Gooden
Warren Newton
E. T. Miller
W. E. Unger
Thomas J. Keating, Jr
Randall Knox
Buck Herzog
Wm. P. Day
Herbert L. Langrall
William Irwin
Clarence Roe
Ted Norris
Gus Croll
William Fleetwood
Theodore Orme
Earl White
Paul Fowler
Everett Townsend
Dukes Meeks
Harry E. Ramsdell
Ramsdell
H. Frey
F. P. Luhrs
Charles Klaus
Lydia Klaus
Jean Klaus
Mineola
Nat Frey
Jocelyn Frey
Paul Koerber
Mary J. Nesl
Kemp Neal
Theodore C. Layton
William Miller
L .M. Dean
F. A. DeFord
John Lundy
Albert
June
Mabel Nesbihal
Jersey City
W. H. Meloney
Trenton
Harry Hatton
New Hope
Sallie Covey
Ora Carroll
E. E. Wheeler
Wm. D. Wheeler
Mary Virginia Lang
Wm. D. Whiler
Selden Watters
Journal
D. P. Connor
Roland Cherry
Emma Jackson
Wilson Jackson
Arlington
Wilson Cahall
State Teachers’ College
Millersville
Maplewood
George Wooters
Edwin Eaton
Swing Pearsaul
Graduate Hospital
Smithson
Tuckahoe
Our Town
Ralph Holland
Mary Moore
Harry Moore
Richard Day
S. L. Culver
Hebron
Marion Oliphant
Salisbury
E. A. Barton
Jake Morgan
W. I. Dickerson
B.jinnore
Johns Hopkins University
Horace Morgan
Charles Jarrell
Leonard Roberts
Howard Jarman
Mesdames
Robly Hackett
T. A. Lynch
Oscar Briscoe
James Briscoe
Briscoe
E. B. Lightner
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society
Frank Fierich
New Jersey
Clarence Bennett
Ambrose Lucas
Howard Eley
East New Market Cemetery
Chester Barto
Belle Barton
Chester Barton
Orville Mullikin
Lucas
Catherine Lynch
Felton
Bernard Messix
Lloyd Fleming
Preston High School
Esther Chambers
Geneva Morgan
Spain
Mary Wright
Lee Lord
Mildred Flaharty
Doris Dolby
Claude Chamber
Eunice Woodward
Billy Ellman
Hindenburg
Doreen Kennedy
Women’s Club
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Commodore
F. M. Dunwoody
Piedmont
California
Paul van Dyke
W. J. Bonner
Elizabeth Flaharty
Martha Noble
Jennie Wright
James H. Corkran
James A. Carmine
H. M. Hollis
Louise van Dyke
Mary Denny
J. L. Gallagher
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
James Douglas
Douglas
George
Weirwood
Marie Taylor
Maxwell Nusbaum
Buffalo
Johnson
J. W. Nusbaum
Plummer
H. B. Plummer
Burton Proctor Jr
Luke Amato
Ocean City
Edward Moore
Miami
Fla
Preston Spence
Janet
Medford Burgess
R. M. Burgess
Bethesda M. E. Church
Luther Andrews
J. K. LeCompte
Ladies Aid
W. H. Collins
M. K. Cox
Max Chambers
Lee Noble
Contract Club
Orphans Court
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