Local notices and ads fill Denton pages
A jumble of rental offers sales and services from Denton and surrounding areas. Items include Furnished apartment rental in Denton, Brown Soy Beans for sale at 1.60 per bushel grown in 1933, a 36 foot motor boat for fishing parties carrying 20, and a Superfex oil burning refrigerator advertisement. Community announcements cover bake sale, church events, and a Wesley M E Church site rebuilding plan. Police and traffic items report a Denton accident, a DUI fine, and bridge road construction bids. Obituary notes mark the death of William T Bowdle and Margaret Bryan with funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
M. K. Newnam
Denton
Maryland Volunteer Firemen's Convention
Cambridge
Wingate Nea
J. W. Moore
Epworth League
M. E
Journal
William T. Bowdle
Wilmington
Smyrna
Sara C. Bowdle
Lillie Johns
Walter Long
McCrery
Perfection Stove Company
Old Wesley M. E. Church of
Burrsville
L. W. Ross
Messrs
W. H. Wright
Norman Outten
R. H. Dill
R. Henry Stafford
Nettie Satterfield
Norman Horsey
Easton
Horsey
Washington
Ocean City
Frank Weismiller
Henry R. Davis
Percy Kline
Arthur Flaharty
Preston
Henry R. Lewis
Flaharty
Leslie Wright
Denton Hill
State Roads Commission
Denton- Tuckahoe Bridge
Waller and
Phillips
Salisbury
Caroline County
Talbot County
Talbot
Margaret Bryan
Marion B. Sherwood
Delmar
Del
Mrs. Bryan
Sadlersville
Kent County
Maryland
Chas. W
Rebecca Glanding
Robert T. Bryan
Union M. E. Church
Mr. Bryan
Intercity Rotary meeting hosts in Tolchester Beach spectacle
A multi club Rotary gathering from Elkton Chestertown Centreville Denton and Easton met at Tolchester Beach with Denton hosting. J DeWeese Carter acted as toastmaster and Senor Jose Richling the Uruguayan minister spoke. Roy Schmidt led songs as an orchestra from Chestertown provided music. Denton guests included many couples and Steiff lemon forks were given as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolchester Beach
Elkton
Chestertown
Centreville
Denton
Easton
J. DeWeese Carter
Denton Club
Tolchester
James Sharp
Washington
Sevening
Jose Richling
Uruguay
United States of America
Richling
Roy Schmidt
Rotary Club of
Elin Anderson
Elias W. Nuttle
Burgess
Ormond L. Andrew
E. G. Cooper
J. Virgil Moore
F. B. Nuttle
H. H. Nuttle
E. T. Orme
G. M. Pine
M. K. Newnam
J. H. Summerfield
W. H. Evans
B. F. Johnson
Steiff
West Nottingham Academy
Colora
Harry J. Nuttle
Harry H. Nuttle
Nuttle
West Nottingham
Caroline High School
Dickinson
Margaret Cross
Mary Cross
Greensboro
Lewis Cross
Gail F. Cooper
Harry Cooper
Milton S. Andrews
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dorothy Cross
Cooper
J. Kenneth Cooper
St. Mary’s City
Eagle
Baltimore
State House
Albert C. Ritchie
Mildred Beauchamp
Lynnie Lord
Charlotte Temple
Anne Phelps
Jean Temple
Adeline Ackerman
Catherine Lynch
Emily Jopp
Anna Mae Collins
Cathell Harris
Frances Smith
Dale Short
Clementine Welch
Mildred Lord
Hilda Daffin
Miss Beauchamp
Leonia
N. J
L. A. Lewis
Elizabeth Corkran
Ella Pollard
Wedding of Miss Charlotte Bradford and Rev. Raymond Hallman
Miss Charlotte Elizabeth Bradford and Rev. Raymond W. Hallman wed at Hillcrest M E Church with Rev. E C Hallman officiating. Bride graduates as nurse from Emergency Hospital Washington. The couple will reside at 402 Hillcrest Avenue.
Local Folks Enjoy Visits and Church Notes
Hobbs and Smith families of Denton spent several days with Belleville relatives and toured historic sites in Pennsylvania. Rev. W. T. Archer returns as pastor for another year on Caroline charge. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. J. A. Willoughby’s home June 27. Numerous family visits and a Oak Orchard picnic are noted among area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. N. Smith
Sue
O. F. Smith
Denton
Ernest Whitman
Belleville
Pennsylvania
W. T. Archer
Caroline
J. R. Ricards
Christian Endeavor
Christ
W. E. Hubbard
Paul Moore
Christine and
Allen
John Moore
Burrsville
Dennis Nichols
Carlile Roe
Federalsburg
F. E. Davis
F. P. Stafford
Oak Orchard
J. A. Willoughby
J. H. Edgell
Neil
Ridgely Hi Diary Notes Idalmer Imler Birthday Party
The seventy ninth birthday anniversary of Mrs Ida Imler was celebrated at her home with family, a dinner party, and observances for son in law Wesley Honey of Philadelphia and guest Lewis Stancliffe of Elmira New York. Several local residents and graduates participated in events across Ridgely including school and college activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Imler
Wesley Honey
Philadelphia
Lewis Stancliffe
Elmira
N. Y
Irma Imler
Julia Stancliffe
Imler Wharton
Mary Griffith
Goldsboro
Mary Wharton
Mary Elizabeth Wharton
Otis Wharton
Frank Simons
Ross Simons
Ridgely
J. DeWeese Carter
Douglas Bennington
Edith Binebrink
Wilson Binebrink
Mary Callahan
William Callahan
Claude Cross
Alan Dragoo
Cooper Gibson
Dorothy Jones
Robert Kibler
Gladys Rash
Helen Rash
Ellen Swann
Louise Wilson
College Park
Harry Klotz
Ernest Jones
Roy Cherry
Harry Holsinger
Miriam
Milton King
Elsie Matthews
Madge Thomas
Pauline Albertson
Salisbury
R. E. Smith
Baltimore
Annapolis
Elizabeth
Enoch Pratt
Margaret Bennett
E. D. Moore
Washington, Ga
Saulsbury Brothers
B. H. Holsinger
Jesse Ziegler
Bridgewater College
Summit Church of the Brethren
Ames
Iowa
Olan Porter
Arthur Benjamin
Thelma Craig
Port Deposit
Nelson Bowdle
Wilmington
W. D. Short
Oriole
Jane
R. R. Lane
W. A. Lowe Wright
Bethlehem
John Shfert
Pearl
Springtown
Rufus King
Bridgewater
Winterthur Farms
I. E. Mason
Mason
Ray
Grenlock
N. J
Margaret Swing
Harold Fountain
Paul Hemmons
Joseph Brumbaugh
W. T. Temple
Allan Temple
Little Son
Kent Temple
Bryn Mawr
Harry Lobb
Rolla
Springfield
Louis Lane
James McCloud
Robert Fisher
Ray Frampton
Edna Detwiler
Goldsboro 4-H Club Girls Hike and Games
Eight Goldsboro 4-H Club girls led by Mrs. Sylvester gathered at Alice Cordrey’s house to hike to Old Town Branch. They waded, held sack and potato races, observed a persevering bug and its ball, played Prisoner’s Base, ate lunch, hiked a wooded path, roasted marshmallows, then returned home at six.
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Goldsboro
Social Notes of Dover and Nearby Residents
Henderson Mr. and Mrs. H C Cooper entertained on Sunday guests from Philadelphia Milford Smyrna and Dover. Families including Trice Reed Windsor and Montague visited and traveled for balls games and weekends in Wilmington Yeadon Sherwood and Ridgely with many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Cooper
Orley Trice
Philadelphia
Anna Trice
Cora
Howard Trice
Milford
Naomi Hall
Smyrna
Dora Melvin
Catherine
Delphin Harman
Doris
Eleanor
Hugh Hudson
I. N. Smith
Dover
George M. Reed
William Reed
Magnolia
Del
Travers
Allen Shinn
William Seward
Burlington
N. J
Wallace Jones
George Clayville
T. A. Montague
Athletics
Cleveland
Hattie and
Ruth O'Rourke
Wilmington
James Adams
William Windsor
Harry Wolf
John Herman
Harry and
Frederic Freaz
James Medford
Hertha Gooden
Harry Schoppe
Edward Welch
L. M. Jones
Lynn
Sherwood
Charles Cartwright
Richardson Park
Martin Bennett
S. S. James
New York
E. C. Gooden
Winfred
Allan Sweeney
Yeadon
Andrew Everett
Esther Cartwright
Keith Cord
L. A. Gooden
Charles Moore
Hartly
Mary Griffin
Frank Simon
Ridgely
Olivia Coffin
Trenton
Templeville News Briefs from J. F. Raughley Era
Templeville social notes report visiting relatives from Newark Wilmington Greensboro and Jamaica and a weekend with J F Raughley. Church services listed with Sunday School and Kent County Amen Corner at 2 pm. Miscellaneous visits include Knotts Ackers Maske and Messick households with local residents and Crumpton guest Brinsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morgan
Newark
Del
Oscar Starkey
Albert Starkey
Alfred Blackburn
Greensboro
Isabel Raughley
Wilmington
J. F. Raughley
Arthur G. Peacock
Jamaica
N. Y
Katie Stafford
Mary Knotts
Katie Knotts
Oscar L. Lord
Claude Myers
Katie Steele
Pottstown
Dorothy Knotts
West River
Gurney Knotts
William Crawford
Newport
Fred Maske
William Ackers
Hobbs
Walter Walls
Evelyn Ford
Inez Sparks
Marydel
Mary Katherine Knotts
Joseph Messick
John Davis
Robert Brinsfield
Crumpton
Allen Stafford
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Recap of Weekend Guests
Mr Horace Dufey and Miss Winifred Pryor of Washington D C and Dr R W Duffey of Denton were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Chas Jarrell last Sunday. Visitors included Mrs Eugene Gibbs and daughter Lucretia of Baltimore and J Roe MacSorley with son of Lonaconing Md. Week-end guests also from Rehoboth and Wilmington. May include other local visits and stops by Miss Christine Wilson Ridgely and Norma Lee Stevens with friends in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Duffey
Winifred Pryor
Washington, D. C
R. W. Duffey
Denton
Chas. Jarrell
Eugene Gibbs
Lucretia Gibbs
Baltimore
Virginia
Ethel Holt
J. Roe MacSorley and Son
Lonaconing
Elwood Fleming
William Sherwood
James Sherwood
Rehoboth
Elsie Skinner
Wilmington
John Skinner
Ada Friel
Philadelphia
George B. Stewart
M. W. Brashears
St. Augustine
Queen Anne Widow Bachelder Barton Rites Held
Mrs Bachelder Barton died at home after a paralysis stroke last Saturday night aged 73 born Roberta Jump in Talbot county and survived by husband two sons Charles and Emmett Barton one sister Mrs G S Lightner Funeral services followed at her home Monday led by Rev White and Rev Fossitt Pallbearers included Barton brothers and Morgan relatives The Junior League held a recent weenie roast with Ruth Reynolds as superintendent and officers named for the organization Local movers and guests are listed with various friends and relatives in Hillsboro Easton Centreville and Cape May Court House areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Barton
Barton
Talbot County
Roberta Jump
Medford Jump
Bachelder Barton
Charles Barton
Emmett Barton
G. S. Lightner
White
Denton
Hillsboro
C. L. Fossitt
St. Paul's Church
Charlie and
Edward and
Hall Barton
Centreville
Henry
Horace Morgan
Ruth Reynolds
C. L. Fossit
Junior Gibson
Charles Cannon Barton
Elaine Murphy
Billy Chairs
Harry Knotts
James Moore
Frank Covey
Knotts
Wilbur Clark
Cape May Court House
N. J
Harry Clark
Eloise Morgan
Earl Howard Morgan
Betty Eley
Chester Barto
Wilkensburg
Jake Morgan
Everett Gale
Mary Louise Pardoe
Easton
Kelley and Messick Weddings and Krause Funeral Observed
A combined notice details the June 19 wedding of Noble Williams Kelley and Cleota Willis Messick at Valley Forge Pa and a June funeral for Su sanne Bartlett Krause in Easton with services led by Wilson M. Tyler. The piece also mentions Epworth League fund raising, travel updates, and local social outings in Preston and surrounding towns.
Save a Life Contributions for Preventorium at Claiborne
Donations are sought for the Maryland Tuberculosis Association’s Preventorium in Claiborne opened in 1919 to care for exposed or undernourished children needing sunshine, food, and supervision. The drive relies on the Tuberculosis Seal Sale and county summer drives. drop off canned goods with Nurse's Board members Mrs. Summerfield, Mrs. Lennon, Mrs. Gallagher, or Mrs. Vandergrift. Even one can of peas, corn, or beans helps, and fresh fruits and vegetables are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claiborne
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
J. H. Summerfield
Denton
W. E. Lennon
Federalsburg
Joseph Gallagher
Preston
E. J. Vandergrift
Greensboro
Unity Homemakers Plan Meeting After Maryland Course
Bur rs ville Mrs F P Parker Mrs R Henry Stafford and Mrs Irvin Theis members of Unity Homemakers Club attend Rural Women's Short Course at College Park Maryland This Unity Club will meet next Wednesday June 27 at 2 oclock at the home of Miss Sara Murphy on South Second Street Mrs Raymond Williams will be assisting hostess Guests and local visits follow with Denton and Philadelphia trips and Chester and Wilmington connections noted through the weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Parker
R. Henry Stafford
Irvin Theis
Unity Homemakers’ Club
College Park
Unity Club
Sara Murphy
South Second Street
Raymond Williams
Melvin James
Denton
John Thawley
R. H. Thawley
W. E. Thawley and Sons
Harvey Griffith
Chester
A. T. Garrett
Harry Porter
Will Roe
Laura Porter
Philadelphia
Clayton Stafford
Wilmington
Nettie Satterfield
John Parris
Marydel Community notes and social news
A local Marydel church event drew many for Children's Day with a pageant and an $18 collection. A Tuesday electric storm caused damage while Mrs. Geo Moore escaped injury from a lightning strike. Several residents hosted dinners and visits across town and nearby areas. The strawberry festival earned about $15. Measles cases improved for Bobby Heather and Junior Swartz. James Kaler returned home from Elkton for vacation.
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Geo. Moore
J. Tyson Heather
T. D. Garrison
Cheswold
Del
Chas. W. Jacobs
Joseph Swartz
Massachusetts
Sara Jacobs
O. F. Morris
Anne Jump
Maud Hammer
Carroll Ware
Young
Wilmington
Ed Morris
Bobby Heather
Junior Swartz
Choptank M P Church Aid Group Thanks Hosts
The last Aid meeting at Choptank M P Church was at Mr. and Mrs. William Whiteley’s home with good attendance. The society thanks Mr. and Mrs. Allison Frampton for hosting the strawberry festival and Mr. Harry Hollis for use of his building for the bake. The next Aid meeting is set for July 3 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O C Blades with full attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
Choptank
William Whiteley
Allison Frampton
Harry Hollis
O. C. Blades
Greensboro Area Wedding and Local Notices Highlight Summer
Miss Margaret Cross wed Gail Cooper at Eglantine Farm near Greensboro with family and Greensboro High School faculty in attendance. A series of obituaries and community notes follow, including Alvin Cooper’s Navy death at Mare Island, John Russum’s heart attack in Marydel, and local visitations, illnesses, births, and school charity candy gifts from J Harvey Coursey.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Spa
Charlotte Elizabeth Bradford
Elijah Bradford
Berlin
Raymond W. Hallman
E. C. Hallman
Middletown
Hillcrest M. E
Myrtle Derrickson
Hallman
Hillcrest Avenue
Emergency Hospital
Harry S. Clark
Naomi Roe
H. T. Langmaid
Small
E. Paul Knotts
Maryland State Board of Medical Examiners
Marie Pentz
Clarence R. Pen
M. E. McCleery
Braddock Heights
Ella Raleigh, Stewart
Mary Ellen Wright
Sallie E. Saulsbury
Susan Saulsbury
John H. Emerson
W. Allee Allaband
Tavares
Fla
Robert Smith
Marc Bryant
Paul Beauchamp
Marcus Hook
W. T. Beauchamp
Marion H. Downes
Eloise
Westminster
John W. Lord
Perryville
Mary A. Lord
John L. George
W. QC
Ledman
Ahigely
Henderson
Templeville
Tuckahoe
Queen Anne
J. Springle Kelley
Julia M. Kelley
Noble W. Kelley
Susanne Bartlett Krause
Krause
Indianapolis
Indiana
San Francisco
California
James S
Hester A. Kelley Bartlett
Clara V. Scudder
Yardley
James Bartlett
Jonathan Bartlett
Houston
William Penn Bartlett
New York City
Maud H. Brinsfield
Royal Oak
Aubrey Harris
Oxford
Jerry Harris
James A. Spence
Washington Street
Wilson M. Tylor
Friends
Friends Burial Grounds
Noble Williams Kelley
William T. Kelley
Cleota Willis Messick
A. J. Messick
Howard D. Bare
Valley Forge
Niagara Falls
Canada
John W. Noble
Green’s Point
Donna Hoyt
Happy Spring
Dot Noble
Arthur MacKale
Preston Spring
Alva Lee Hollis
Josephine Gallagher
Rebecca Blades
Leana Reidy
Dorothy Lee Patchett
Eleanor Trice
Patty Payne
Winfield Trice
Cushman Klinefelter
Noble Reidy
Wilson Reidy
Skippy Newton
The
John Weidlein Jr
Lima
Harvey M. Parrott
J. Max Chambers
North Carolina
Epiphany Mission
Johnson Bonner
James Kaler
Charles Voss
Pittsburgh
Laura Glass
Sara
F. P. H. Moore
Drummond
J. R. Smith
B. R. Kaler
Margaret Mary Cross
Mary Pierce Cross
Gail Fitch Cooper
Eglantine Farm
Miss Williams
American University
Greensboro High School
Wilmer Webber
Naval Hospital
Mare Island
Cal
Alvin
Navy
John Russum
Marydel Church
R. G. Conner
Templeville Cemetery
Paul Curry
Harvey Dill
Marvin
Harrington
Dean Atmore
Bates Dill
Woodie Dill
J. Harvey Coursey
Coursey
A. G. Thomas
Crapo
Dorchester County
W. Thomas Thornton
Ronald
Kathleen
Fulton
Charles Walls
Priscilla V. Dill
Dill
George Hutson
Temple Smith
Nancy
Peggy Smith
Chester County Hospital
A. A. Christian
Catherine Bilbrough
Hyattsville School
Temple University
Clayton Porter
S. D. Carrow
Town
L. R. Taylor
Seanwick Island
Milton Roe
Archie Foster
Foster
N. K. Swanwick
Harvey Dabson
Howard
Cape Charles
Lydia A. Dabson
Dabson
Lacey Wilson
Mary Draper
Michael Ash
T. C. Curry
Bridgeville
Alvah Dobson
James Thawley
N. A. Smith
Rehoboth Beach
Thomas Ross
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