Local notices and events in Caroline county Denton
Local church services and community events fill Denton listings with meetings sales and entertainments. Highlights include Protestant Episcopal service at Preston June 13, firemen carnival September 23 to October 2, rummage sales and bake sales at Denton Auto Co venues, a Tom Thumb wedding at Masonic Hall, and a seafood commission appointment connected to Governor Ritchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Denton
Caroline County
J. W. Nichols & Co
Grant Alburger
Fourth
Gay
Westminster
Marc Auto Co
Market
Fourth Streets
John H. Emerson
M. Moses& Sons
Baltimore Custom Tailors
Christ Church Guild
Denton Auto Company
Anne Anthony
Masonic Hall
M. P. Church
Denton Auto Co
Citizens
Charles R. Carroll
Charles H. Steelman
George B. Wilson
Hillsboro
Greensboro Baptist Bible School
Greensboro Baptist Orchestra
H. T. Pickering
Baltimore
Denton Methodist Protestant Church
Burton Proctor
Ritchie
Swepson Earle
Chesapeake Bay
A. C. Norstedt
Easton High School
Norstedt
Uniontown
Pennsylvania
Denton Methodist Episcopal Church
Howard A. Kelly
Maryland
G. W. Cooke
Fifth Avenue
Franklin Street
Law and Order Society of
C. A. Whisler
Walter Sparklin
C. H. Roe
Denton M. E. Church
Centreville
Harry B. Wright
Wright
Caroline High School
George W. Davenport
Easton
Marriage News From Hobbs And Surrounding Areas
Miss Helen E. Hubbard and J Paul Moore wed at the M P parsonage in Hobbs on Friday June 4 with Rev A W Betts officiating. The couple left for a northern tour. Mrs Moore a Denton High School graduate and county teacher.
Erosion claims Chesapeake shores near Kent Island and beyond
Bay shores are rapidly eroding with sand and earth washing into the entrance. Willoughby Spit gains ground while Sharp's Island and Choptank mouth shrink toward submersion. Greenberry Point near the Severn hosts a naval wireless station as land loss continues. Tilghman and Ireland Islands lose acres of farms and homes as communities fade.
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Chesapeake Bay
Bay
Chesapeake
Willoughby Spit
Charles E. Ruth
Maritime Exchange
Kent Island
Sharp’s Island
Choptank River
Greenberry Point
Severn River
Naval Wireless Station
Thomas Point
Tilghman’s Island
Ireland
Greensboro High School to Host Baccalaureate and Commencement
Greensboro reports a series of graduation events with baccalaureate in the High School auditorium on Sunday June 13 at 11 am, pastor H G Budd delivering the address. Class night June 15 with an alumni meeting after commencement June 17 featuring speaker T Alan Goldsborough and the Glee Club. County High School Orchestra under Bob Arthurs performed Wednesday. Children’s Day services in M E Church Sunday night. Several local residents and visitors noted, with ongoing social events and travel among noted families and colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Budd
M. E. Church
T. Alan Goldsborough
Glee Club
County High School
Bob Arthurs
Caroline County
Arthurs
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harry Moore
Charles Walls
Baltimore
D. Smith Edwards
George Richard
University of Maryland, College Park
Warren Richard
Irvin’s Chapel
Baptist Sunday School
Anna Pearson
Salisbury
Isaac Pearson
Railroad Avenue
Joseph Bernard
Comegys VanSant
Washington College
Annie Jackson
Warren van Sant
Dover
Marion Cross
M. P. Cross
Frank Asilton
Price Station
Harry Cooper
Easton
John FP. Eveland
Ellen Brown
Lebanon
Hillsboro School
Rumsey Mulliken
Francis Fleming
Charlie Hammer
Leslie Wright
Cooper Elben
Mary Virginia Sherwood
Naomi Holland
Anna Wood
Mary Jane Winchester
Jeanette Sharp
Margaret Magrogan
Willye Taylor
Lawrence Groff
Arthur Hammer
Winnie Seymour
Miles Reed
Robert Eveland
Doris Sumis
Pearl Seymour
Gertrude Riley
Edgar Blades
Dorothy Jump
Frances Fisher
Roberta Rowe
Western Maryland College
Margaret Hammer
Dorothy Knotts
Messrs
Cornelius Taylor
Herbert Rice
Omar E. Jones
Ruthsburg
Hillsboro Community Club
James Hicks
Tri-County High School
Mildred Gale
Beulah Clopper
George B. Wilson
Clifford Stell
Wilmington
John Holt
Vachel Downes, Jr
Centreville
Harvey Baker
George B. Stewart
Howard Wells
Joseph Eaton
Willard Russell
Earl Wothers
Perryville
John Wothers
M. E
Melvin B. Davis
H. W. B. Rowe
Gladys Gale
J. T. Sparklin
St. Paul’s Church
Horace Morgan
R. W. Whitehurst
R. H. Gibson
Emmett Barton
Barnette
Byron Barton
St. Paul's Church
George Eaton
R. V. Whitehurst
Clarence Bennett
Catherine Skinner
State Normal School
Ira Sewell
Cordova
Hackett Sewell
Wye Mills
Howard Sewell
Robby Hackett
Pittsburg
Hackett
Alfred Smith
Frank Gooding
Wyoming
Del
Harry Jump
Wells
Hill Anthony
Tri-County
Francis Jump
Virginia
Laura Knotts
Washington
DSC
Harry Knotts
Frances Clark
Chicago
Charles Rhodes
Harry Vane
Harry Gibson
Henry Dolfinger
Philadelphia
Clifford Cortelyou
Rehoboth
Emma Short
S. F. Culver
Hebron
J. E. Morgan
Henry Morgan
The
Missionary Society
Burrsville Folks Upgrade Homes and Porches
Burrsville community notes show H A Porter and R H Stafford adding concrete floors to porches and Porter undergoing extensive home repairs with interior remodeling by C W Stokes. social visits include families from American Corner Greensboro Swarthmore and Farmington. John L Chance had heavy cast removed at Cambridge Hospital and Miss Dorothy Collison visited Easton and Emergency Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Porter
R. H. Stafford
C. W. Stokes
Chance
William A Andrew
John William
American Corner
Annie Raughley
Thomas Clark
Raughley
James
Greensboro
W. L. Jump
W. DeFord
H. Beck
Earl Webber
Raymond Robinson
J. L. Chance
John L. Chance
Cambridge Hospital
Dorothy Collison
Easton
Harvey Lawson Collison
Elias Pierson
Lucy
Swarthmore
Mesdames
J. O. Stafford
M. F. Hi. Collison
Belle Williams
Farmington
Tuckahoe Neck
Anna Chance
Thelma Collison
Euston
Kelleys Relatives Visit Oakland Grove Farm
Preston resident James Bartlett and Jerry V Harris Sr of Royal Oak, nephews of the late William T Kelley Sr, and their great nephews Jerry V Harris Sr of Royal Oak and Lloyd Harris of Philadelphia, visited relatives at Oakland Grove Fruit and Nut Farm near Preston last Sunday. Mrs William T Kelley left Thursday for a month in Jacksonville Florida with her brother lawyer Fred Noble. her husband Dr Kelley accompanied her to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
James Bartlett
Kirkham
Jerry V. Harris
Royal Oak
William T. Kelley
Lloyd Harris
Philadelphia
Oakland Grove Fruit and Nut Farm
Fred Noble
Jacksonville
Fla
Kelley
Washington
Card of Thanks for H. D. Horsey Family
We are deeply grateful to all friends and neighbors who assisted during our recent bereavement. H. D. Horsey and Family.
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H. D. Horsey
Ridgely News Letter Notes Local Doings and Travel
Lane and Lang resume work on their new store roof and prepare to convert the Day house on Maple avenue. A long list of social visits and travel follows, including Headleys, Hemmons, Swing family, and Brumbaughs. Church events, graduations, and local conditions like beetles and illness are also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hilton
Baltimore
Della Turner
Phyllis
William Heather
Oak Lane
S. S. Stone
Boston
Harry Hemmons
Headley
Cambridge
Wilson Cahall
Millersville
Pennsylvania
Church House
Harvey Holsinger
Troy Ashcraft
Troy, Jr
Wadesboro
N. C
Burton Wilkinson
Bunney
Little Son
New Jersey
Harold Headley
Philadelphia
I. T. Saulsbury
Henrietta Swann
Pennsylvania State Normal School
Kinhart
Willis
Florida
Leelan Jackson
Gilbert Johnson
Federalsburg
Harry Reininger
Methodist Church
Frances Pennington
Fred Madara
School of Law
University of Virginia
Elman Wilson
Methodist
Denton
William Marvel
Ridgely
Joe Lynch
Oxford
Stayer
Michigan
Robert Dean
A. W. Saulsbury
Reese Sewell
University of Maryland
Russell Swann
Thompson Swing
Gilbert Swann
M. H. Swing
Choptank Club Hosts Meetings At Homes In July
Choptank residents enjoyed gatherings at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. O C Blades and later at the homes of Mr. and Mrs J W Cox with Rev and Mrs Jenkins in attendance. The Twentieth Century Community Club met July 2 at Fred Perry’s home with Miss Spafford present and plans for a July 16 club meeting in Choptank. The group thanked County Agent Holder and Farm Bureau secretary treasurer Sewell for an enjoyable moving picture evening and endorsed cooperation as essential.
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M. P
Choptank
O. C. Blades
Jenkins
J. W. Cox
Fred Perry
Miss Spafford
Holder
Sewell
Farm Bureau
Local Society Notes Highlight Summer Visits and Events
Henderson area residents Mrs Sara Gooden Miss Emma Gooden and Louise Cohee return home from State Normal Salisbury for the summer. Various visits by Wilmington Dover Philadelphia residents. Epworth League meetings and a Eden Hall festival planned. Summer post office work and family gatherings recur through the week with multiple guests and picnics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara
Emma Gooden
Louise Cohee
State Normal School
Salisbury
M. E. Church
W. L. McClintock
W. O. Cartwright
C. E. Hollingsworth
Wilmington
Harry Gough
Nettie Greenlee
Philadelphia
J. E. Greenlee
Epworth League
Esther Clayville
Ladies’ Aid
Charles Quillen
Millard Edge
Katherine Pernet
Robert Edge
James Richards
Clarence Pritchett
John Pritchett
W. Kay Boyce
Mildred
New York City
Olivia Coffin
Kutztown
George Reed
James Mitchell
William Sanders
Berlin
Frank Shinn
Thomas Shinn
Reading
Katherine Melvin
Sandtown
Eden Hall
Viola Conaway
G. W. Tomlinson
Esther Cartwright
L. A. Gooden
Annie Williams
Dover
W. F. Clark
Enoch Williams
Record Truck Movement Sets Delaware Strawberry Shipments
During the week ending June 7 more than 1 000 trucks loaded with fruits vegetables and other farm produce were weighed at two Sussex county Delaware stations. About 709 trucks carried strawberries to Wilmington Chester Baltimore Philadelphia and New York yielding over 70 000 crates. The Del Mar Va Association reports this as the greatest strawberry movement from the peninsula in a single period and expects a surge next week. Transportation of peninsula crops by motor truck is up over seventy percent in 1926 vs 1925.
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State Highway Department
Sussex County
Delaware
Wilmington
Chester
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Maryland
Virginia
Traffic and Transportation
del- Mar-Vay
Eastern Shore Association
Delaware State Highway Department
Del-Mar-Va
Towson students and townsfolk on holiday visits
Goldsboro and Towson state Normal School students Louise Dennison Marguer ite Griffin and Addie Jarrell spend holidays with their parents. Families travel to Burrsville Blue Ridge Rehoboth and Philadelphia for services and visits. Addie Jarrell graduates at Towson. Several locals attend Cooke tent services in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Dennison
Marguerite Griffin
Addie Jarrell
State Normal School
Towson
A. C. Smith
Alberta Ross
Burrsville
T. N. Jarrell
Noble Shively
Glanding
John Milby
Blue Ridge
Robert Jarrell
Clifford Cortelyou
Rehoboth
Del
Denton
A. G. Dennison
New York
Alfred Saunders
Wilmington
J. S. Lapham
Philadelphia
Leroy Cartwright
A. D. Quillen
Viola
Families visit and upcoming Children's Day service noted
Normony including Mrs Orme Layton and others from Wilmington spent Sunday with Ida Baker. Norman Wright and family and Carolyn Dawson from Perryville returned home after visiting relatives. Our Children's Day service is set for Sunday evening June 13 at 7 30. Jesse Lasier family visited Otto Steenken. Little Cannon Wright is much improved.
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Orme Layton
Courtland Baker
William Maloney
Wilmington
Ida Baker
Norman Wright
Carolyn Dawson
Perryville
Jesse Lasier
Otto Steenken
Cannon Wright
Dorsey Nichols visit Federalsburg family note
Mr and Mrs Dorsey Nichols of Philadelphia spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles FE Wright in Federalsburg. Charles BE Wright, who recently broke his arm and leg, is improving after the mishap.
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Federalsburg
Dorsey Nichols
Philadelphia
Charles FE. Wright
Charles BE. Wright
Hillsboro and Queen Anne Community News
Seventh grade at Hillsboro school entertained the sixth graders in a Tuesday evening program. The article lists many students, teachers, and visitors, plus upcoming church events, graduations, and local society notices from Hillsboro and nearby towns.
Denton youth Clarence Pentz wins Hyatt trophy at Juniata
Clarence Pentz, president of the Jubilee Senior Class at Juniata College, received the Dr. Thaddeus C. Hyatt trophy at chapel exercises. An all around student, he led as football end for four years, captained the track team, served on Student Council, and contributed to Y and club activities. The award honors character scholarship and football, and Pentz pledged to donate the cup to the college.
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Vents
Duninta College
Denton
C. A. Pentz
Clarence Pentz
Thaddeus C. Hyatt
Pentz
Jubilee
M. G. Brumbaugh
Brooklyn
N. Y
Juniata
Ellis
C. C. Ellis
Weather Man praises Eastern Shore climate and crops
Roscoe Dunn the new State weather man writes from Baltimore about a trip over the Eastern Shore. He notes drought relief from a “million dollar” rain, improves prospects for strawberries peas apples peaches potatoes and more. He visits about twenty weather bureau substations from Wilmington to Crisfield and commends cooperative observers for reliable records and the region’s highways rivers lagoons villages and historic spots. The climate is described as unsurpassed for year round living.
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Roscoe Dunn
Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
Wilmington
Crisfield
Weather Bureau
Maryland
Delaware
Chesapeake Bay
Notable Deaths In Caroline County Obituaries
Necrological notes report the deaths of Ida Satterfield Horsey at 56 near Concord after a brief illness with survivors including husband Herman D Horsey son Earle of Delmar and daughter Mrs Theodore Adams of Wilmington. Funeral at Concord M E Church. Also Dr John Du Hadway 67 of Harmony died after protracted illness with funeral at Harmony and interment in Federalsburg. Charles B Culver 56 near American Corner dies after illness, funeral Concord Church with Federalsburg cemetery interment. Elizabeth M Bradley 72 dies at Secretary survived by husband John W Bradley and seven children with sons George and Thomas W in Denton. funeral at Secretary.
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Ida Satterfield Horsey
Herman D. Horsey
Concord
John Satterfield
Chestnut Grove
Federalsburg
Satterfield
Theodore Adams
Wilmington
William
Clayton
Howard Satterfield
Baltimore
Leonard F. Covey
Clayton Covey
Helen McMahan
Blaine Bullock
Horsey
Concord M. E
C. H. Atkins
Concord Cemetery
John du Hadway
Harmony
du Hadway
W. J. du Hadway
Bridgeville
Del
Charles B. Culver
Eighth District
American Corner
Ernest Brown
Denton
Lee Culver
Chester
Culver
R. Henry
William A
Samuel Culver
Caroline
Joseph F
Newark
N. J
Concord Church
Elizabeth M. Bradley
John W. Bradley
George
Thomas W
Vaccinate for Typhoid Before Summer Travel in Maryland
Dr. John Fulton urges Marylanders to vaccinate against typhoid before vacations. Free vaccine is provided to physicians by the State Department of Health, requiring three short visits to a doctor or health officer. The report notes rising cases, especially among ages five to twenty five, and carriers spreading the disease through food and water.
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John 8. Fulton
State Department of Health
R. H H. Riley
State “Bureau of
Fulton
State Roads Commission
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the Local Department
Helen E. Hubbard
William Hubbard
Hobbs
J. Paul Moore
John Moore
M. P. Parsonage
A. W. Betts
Lester M. Hayman
Virgie V. Vickery
Denton M. E. Parsonage
Melvin E. Wheatley
Andersontown
William H. Nuttle
Pritchett
William A. Culver
Esther Louise
William Paul Robinson
Minnie Henry
Francis Phillips
M. B. Henry
Winfield T. Nichols
J. H. Nichols
William D. Taylor
Mary Emma Relph
Elizabeth Lister
J. E. Whitby
Olivia M. Coffin
Solomon Longenecker
Frederick F. Lyden
W. H. Anderson
Emily
Frances Johnson
A. G. Packard
Louise Fisher
Cambridge Chautauqua
Charles Bishop
James N. Clark
Salem
Mass
Fred R. Owens
Adele Crow
Elva Perry
Wspaper Haghey
Bay Shores
Ridgely News
Goldsboro
Normony
Queen Anne
Twin
Tuckahoe