Local notices and classifieds from Caroline county
Advertisements for dry cleaning moth proof bags and Frigidaire sales at Denton Journal Office. Local meetings, garage sale items, vehicle for sale, and garden club gathering noted. Also public health updates on measles and pneumonia cases in Caroline county with a chest clinic planned. Royalty of Rotary clubs and social notices from Chestertown and Georgetown events included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Cleaners & Dyers
Denton Journal
M. K. Newnam
Burbank
Martin C. Voss
Denton
W. M. Garey
Dad
Everngam’s
Caroline County Garden Club
Edna B. Green
Effie L. Hignitt
Williston
Caroline County
Ridgely
Masonic Building
Seth H. Hurdle
Easton
Andrewsville
Mary
Frances Linley
Frank Linley
Hickman
Del
Hartly
Francis W. Kirwan
Miss Linley
Ottawa
Canada
Elizabeth J. Linley
William Linley
Ruth
Michigan
Lowell Thomas
Service
Georgetown
Rotary Clubs
Thomas
Lewes
Rehoboth
E. Paul Burkholder
John Carey
Virden Macklin
Pocomoke City
Princess Anne
Salisbury
Cambridge
Chestertown
Centreville
Harrington
Dover
Wilmington
Smyrna
Middletown
Milford
Seaford
Laurel
Berlin
Selbyville
Newark
Leonard Voss
Burrsville
Mr. Voss
Voss
Ijus
Delaware
Guerney Tarburton
H. C. Witmer
Lancaster
Charles Pull
Philadelphia
Paul Burkholder
Notable Visitors Attend Denton Methodist Services
The Denton Methodist Episcopal Church hosts visiting delegates from the Methodist Protestant Conference this Sunday. Rev. John N. Link of Starr Methodist Protestant Church Baltimore preaches at 10 45 AM, followed by organist Mrs H Clyde Grimes and sermon by Rev Leas Green Baltimore at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Epicopal Church
Denton
Methodist Protestant Conference
John N. Link
Starr Methodist Protestant Church
Baltimore
H. Clyde Grimes
Washington
J. Leas Green
Edmondson Avenue Methodist
Miss Wine
Dorsey Nichols
Bridge
Inlaw
Raymond Wright
Sharon’ Hill
Rodman Kulp
George Koch
George Huguenen
Jack Wenrich
Sharon Hill
Julia H. Wilson
West Chester Teachers College
Miss Wilson
Irma Hake
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital School of Nursing
Youngstown
Ohio
Miss Hake
Caroline High School
Betty
Roberta Hake
Robert T. Fleetwood
James N. Rickards Jr
Ridgely
Rosiene E. Scotten
Marydel
Washington College
Betty Sullivan
Howard P. Sullivan
Rehoboth
Methodist Protestant Church
J. T. Bailey
Pocomoke City
Millard Collison
Clara Hitchcock
William H. Speer
Wilmington
Delaware
O. W. Speer
Raymond W. Hallman
E. C. Hallman
Boston University
Bill Skinner
Haydens
Queen Anne’s County
Catherine
Doris Harrington
Everett Pepper
James H. Thawley
Bessie M. Spafford
New York State
Alex Johnson
American Stores
2Nd Street
Sixth
Franklin St
Dorothy Miller
Hilda Bowdle
Patchett
Ventnor
N. J
Pippin
Rev
J. McLain Brown
T. Mason Baxter
South Second St
William Kindley
Katherine Stewart
W. K. Cumming
Mt. Washington
Carroll Maddox
Brooklyn
John L. Everngain
Rosa P. Mellvaine
Philadelphia
George H. Wilson
Ellen Collison
Carilla Roe
Federalsburg
Emily Swiss
Richard Bailey
Ocean City
Kate van Sant
Raymond Williams
T. Pliny Fisher
Westminister
Community Gathers for Children's Day Services
Sunday services at Union M P Church and Wesley M E Church drew guests from Felton Andrewville and beyond. Collections totaled 35 and 30 dollars respectively while local families and students attended regional events including Caroline High’s State Athletic Meet in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Baughley
W. T. Bullock
Frank Jester
Felton
John Butler
Willis
Mary Griffith
Andrewville
Del
R. H. Stafford
Virginia Trice
Austine Stafford
Union M. P
Crisfield
M. E. Parsonage
Robert Stafford
Wilson Butler
Caroline ‘High
Baltimore
Mary Smith
Washington
Everett Smith
Smith
Lelia Parker
Beacom’s Business College
Wilmington
Brown Thawley
Edgar Blades
Hillsboro
Wesley Thawley
Denton
Williston and Ridgely Club News Highlights
The Women's Home Missionary Society gathered in Ridgely with ten members and two visitors. Activities covered devotionals, education on Indians, temperance, and a June magazine review. Birthday greetings, district meeting reports, and a plan to host Fresh Air Fund children were noted along with local church events and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Alice Bennington
F. C. Reynolds
Harry Hemmons
Mary Laird
Norman Wilson
Crumpton
Elsie Matthews
Clarence True Wilson
Easton
Stella Matthews
Detroit
Secretary of Missionary Education
Wilson
Viola Jones
Ada Matthews
Wingate Short
Roy Tawes
Geo. Inler
Farmers seek tax relief by cutting county costs in Caroline
A letter from A G Gelletly to Caro line County Commissioners argues for tax relief in Caroline county Maryland. He complains about the county agent position and high school taxes while noting effects on crops amid low prices. He urges abolishing nonessential jobs and reducing wages to fit times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Caroline County
Denton Journal
University of Maryland
Caroline Sun
Philadelphia Inquirer
Evans
Roosevelt
Florida
A. G. Gelletly
Twin Town Letter Highlights Local Visits and Events
Hillsboro Queen Anne section lists guests visiting from Pittsburgh Easton and Baltimore with relatives in the area. Several social calls occur across Burrsville St Michaels Centreville Swarthmore and Denton as residents host and visit friends and relatives. The Children Day service at the M E Church is noted as a success and local residents observe ongoing illnesses and recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard Saulsbury
Pittsburgh
Saulsbury
W. F. Dickinson
Earl Wathers
Joyce
Easton
John Wothers
Jean Wothers
James Landers
James Denny
Dora Argenbright
Baltimore
Lorin Lane
Denny
Herbert Rice
Oscar Rice
Miss Rice
Charles Stafford
Grasonville
Charlanne Eaton
Eleanor
George Eaton
Queen Anne
M. E. Church
Louise Blades
Edgar Blades
Brown Thawley
Burrsville
Howard Dodds
William Blades
St. Michaels
H. R. Covell
Frank Seward
Ridgely
I. T. Sparksin
Coudersport
Mary Rowe
William Sherwood
Swarthmore
Nannie Spencer
Harry Fisher
N. E. Knott
Eugene
Roger Duffey
Denton
Chas. Jarrell
Louise Gray
Myers Lundy
New York
Charles Jarell
Preston Hosts Delightful Bridge Luncheon and News
A bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. Alva Blades and Mrs. Robert Dulin drew out of town guests from Philadelphia Seaford Del Rhodesdale Hickman and more. The Tribune Fresh Air Fund committee seeks help for New York tenement children’s two week vacation from July 12 to 26. Dr. William T. Kelley, 72, longtime Preston resident and former postmaster, died Wednesday. Various local visits and church services noted along with county court actions on wills and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Alva Blades
Robert Dulin
B. C. Phelps
Philadelphia
Ted Hatton
Carl Thompson
Toby Thompson
Seaford
Del
Chick Smith
Spence Phelps
Roland Windsor
Hurlock
Warren Hooper
QO. W. McWilliams
Rhodesdale
Frank Short
Dallas Blades
Victor Dean
Alice Reagan
Federalsburg
Alfred Bradley
Salisbury
Blanche Croll
Hickman
W. C. Orrell
Reese Deane
A. F. Sisk
J. L. Gallagher
John W. Noble
T. L. Trice
J. M. Parker
Carl Knitter
W.E. Wright
Lloyd Cannon
Edgar Wrightson
B. W. Wright
Johnson Bonner
Herman Schmick
L. D. Fooks
Maynard Hoke
H. M. Harris
Raymond Poole
Harry Taylor
O. B. Blades
Chas. T. Noble Jr
Henrietta Blades
Grace Covey
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Preston
New York
T. L. Nugent
T. R. van Dyke
Emeline Wright
Frank Patchett
Maurice Williams
Dorothy Brown
W. L. Geiger
William T. Kelley
Colorado
Kelley
Baltimore
State Board of Dental Examiners
Bertie Noble
Noble
William
Julia E. Kelley
J. Springle Kelley
Elizabeth Douglas
John Rockwood
Maxwell Owens Nusbaum
Wm. D. Noble
Easton
JL. D. T. Noble
Mary
Cambridge
Caroline Trippe
Betty ‘Hickstein
Fred Hickstein
James Ferguson
Mary Reidy
Miriam Bolling
Washington, D. C
A. K. Wrightson
Epiphany Mission
Isabel Douglas
J. Noble Payne
Commodore Carmine
J. J. Garris
Chester
Rachel P. Baylor
Greensboro and Environs Year in Review
Closing exercises at Greensboro High School featured a class night with addresses, prophesy and gifts and a Thursday graduation with diplomas and prizes. Obituaries note Mrs Zenia Mitchell and Mrs Louise Clark among local deaths. Community updates cover church services, funeral attendances, and residents visiting from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro High School
Richard Ledbetter
Elsie Briggs
Peggy Smith
Addie Williams
Anna Zacharias
Joseph Pavlovsky
Carlton Smith
Beverly Nashold
Bertha Miller
Albert Brown
Marie Karcher
Edward Laramore
Geo. W. Dawson
George W. Davenport
D. D
Diocese of
Easton
Carmen Wilson
Sigmund Romberg
W. W. Goldsborough
G. L. Duffey
Lark
Schubert
Teresa del Riego
Zenia Mitchell
John Mitchell
Greensboro
Charles L. Hobbs
Cambridge
Wesley Hughes
Howard Hughes
Cascade
Montana
Carroll Nelson
Mr. Hughes
Fred
Elizabeth Hughes
Chicago
Louise Clark
William Clark
Henderson
Henderson Methodist Episcopal Church
J. G. Lynn
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
John T
St. Paul’s Methodist ‘Episcopal Church
A. B. Frye
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Janes ‘Methodist Episcopal Church
Rising ‘Sun
New Jersey
Manship
L. R. Taylor
Summa
Del
Winder Shulties
Mary Laramore
Clifford Shulties
Mervin
John Shulties
Edward Thomas
James Richards
Dave Dorman
Fof Wilmington
Harry Karcher
Alfred Blackburn
Charles Walls
Sachlersville
Alvah Dobson
Sorden
Dagsboro
William Roe
Philadelphia
Emma Noe
Susan Karcher
John Foltz
Boothwyn
David L. Morris
Charles Nichols
William Phillips
Katherine Disharoon
Davd Baker
Fruitland
Anna Wieneke
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the Local Department
Uy’ Sprape
Maple Ave
Frank Simons
Mary Wharton
Wesley Honey
Irma Imier
Elmira
N. Y
Julia Stancliffe
Dorothy Branford
Lewis Stancliffe
Ross Simons
Mary, Otis
Inder Wharton
the Tribune
Fresh Air Fund
Mem
Beatrice Bowers
Harold Hafer
Ronald Lane
Carlton Marrvel
D. T. Swing
Westcott Porter
W. 2D. Short
Prac‘nates
William McClelland
Episcopal Church
East New Market
Vigeio Rathke
Lomas
Prac
J. S. Short Jr
Herman
Ellendale
E. J. Taylor
Francis
Thomas Milbourne
Floss
Bethel
Walter Bennington
Wheatley
Mich
Harry Higman
Marjory and
Pat
Millington
Ethel Stevens
George Thompson
Jean
Methodists Parsonage
William Matthews
Montgomery Wiley
Matthews
Rufus King
Bridgewater College
Winterthur Farm
Annie Jones
Sadlersville
Elma Wilson
Eastern Shore
Sharptown
Roger Ringgold
Calvert C. Merriken
Dent
Federation of Chambers of Daughter
Mary Frieze
Jesse ‘Commerce
William S. Gordy
Maryland
J. P. Cooper
Wilmer Fell Davis
William S. Norris
W. D. Gravenor
Ol Inkigely
James Lewis
Jefferson Hospital
Edward Stephens
Delian Thomas
Laird
Robert Headley
Strafford
I. T. Saulsbury
Samuel Cooper
Marcus Hook
Phillips
Maryland Society of the Sons of American Revolution
Marvin Smith
Federalsburg High School
S. A. R. Society
United States
Society of the
Ellendale Boys
Jones
Fountain
Hickey Fountain
Hoyt
R Boden
Prettyman
Shockley
Shewed
Clendaniel
Jeffries
Webb
H R Burkett
Cleaves
McDowell
Farrow
Smith Ga
Hollis
Williams
George H. Doole
Mr. Doole
O. G. Hignatt
Wm. D. Uhler
Memory Lane
Anna Maritz
Cleveland
Uhler
Williston Community Church
Paul Koerber
Manville Arnie
Nathaniel Frey
Ike Wilson and Son
Clara Rice
George Wheatley
Roland Wheatley
Gilbert Segar
Sherman Hignutt
Clifford Brown
Joseph Hoffman
Dorothy Neal
Journal
N. B. Harmon
Baltimore Southern Methodist
Tri-County
Bishop Davenport
Mary Rice
Lizzie Smallwood
Virginia Manse
Isabelle Barton
Mattie Price
Irene
Clark Ewing
W. Covington
Percy Harrison
Everett Blades
Florence Blades
Robby Hackett
Emily
Laura Knotts
Brown Eaton
Geo. Eaton
Byron Booker
Oscar Briscoe
Clara Wyle
Panama
Ruth ‘Sewell
Violet Gibson
Byron Burton Jr
Hobbs
A. A. Pierce
Manaboro
Margaret Lister
Eldon Marine
W. L. Jump
Marine
F. P. Stafford
Francis ‘Trice
Oak Orchard
Paul Moore
Christine
Paul
Parker Barnet
J. R. Ricards
L. Hopkins Thomas
L. H. Thomas
D. H. Mark and
Cecil
Falling Water
W. Va
Willard White
W. T. Archer
B. B.allen
Tuckahoe
Orphans’ Court
West
Towers
Dennis
Louisa Clark
Cora D. Sellars
Beulah Henderson
James R. Phillips
Elizabeth Phillips
Walter M. Wright
Harry B. Wright
Edwin Wright
Walter T. Covey
S. Elbert Douglas
Elmer J. Seese
J. Albert Seese
Lucinda Seese
Mahlon Seese
D. Wilson Seese
Norman A. Seese
Ephraim Seese
Ada C. Smith
Thomas A. Smith Jr
Thomas A. Smith Sr
Land
Wm. K. Scotton
Carrie "Miller Murray
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