Denton market ads and notices fill summer page
Local Denton merchants advertise rent listings and sales on Market street. M K Newnam promotes appliances and furniture with reduced prices on suits shoes rugs and stoves. Nuttle Lumber Co notes cheap garden trellises and summer goods. Stores announce Friday night openings before the July 4th holiday and a Ford school bus display. Community events at Liden's House and a Jun 28 service led by Rev J W Krahill are listed. Federal court session, local politics, obituaries, baseball results, and local happenings complete the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
J. L. Everngam
Denton
M. K. Newnam
Cedar
Nuttle Lumber & Coal Co
Everngam’s
Enna
J. H. Nichols & Company
Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co
Ford
Liden’s
J. W. Krahill
Slumber King
Simmons Co
Denton Journal
Federal Court
Chestnut
Lawrence B. Towers
Caroline State
Republican Party
Baltimore
Towers
Custom House
Federal
Jonathan Murphy
John D. Singer
Eliason Jump
Mary Garrett
Parian Russell
George H. Horsey
Elias Pierson
Ben Greenlee
Richard Lister
Willard Towers
Greensboro Cemetery
North End
St. Michaels
McGill University
Montreal
Canada
Knotts
Royal Victoria Hospital
Montreal General Hospital
Jonathan C. Meakins
Caroline County
J. Kemp Stevens
Board of Education
Maryland, State Normal School
Salisbury
Stevens
Peabody Conservatory of Music
New York University
Ocean City
F. W. Kirwan
Bethel Daughters install officers in Denton
Bethel No 13 of Job's Daughters held a semi annual installation in Denton with Honored queen Mary Frieze Ringgold and a long roster of officers named by town and role. Ulysses G Todd sails for Khrimskaya Russia to supervise tomato paste plant installation under Amtorg contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel No
Job
Denton
Order of the Eastern Star
Mary Frieze Ringgold
Ridgely
Sarah Baynard
Sarah Murphy
Blanche Walston
Charlotte Temple
Eleanor Wilson
Gertrude Young
Alma Dean
Cora Chambers
Mary E. Breeding
Robera Hake
Violet Gibson
Queen Anne
Dolly Towers
Elsie Wright
Margaret Saulsbury
Myra Thawley
Jean Kauffman
Pauline Wright
Carolyn Greenley
Eloise Thawley
Bethel No. 13
Del-Mar-Vay Peninsula
Ulysses G. Todd
Willard C. Todd
Williston
Khrimskaya
Russia
Novorossirsk
Black Sea
E. C. Hallman
Harry H. Nuttle
Wilbert Merriken
August Koeneman
Charles
York
Salisbury
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Protestant Church
William F. Towers
Raymond R. Fisher
Chambers & Fisher
Ford Dealers
Ford
Bellevue-Stratford
Philadelphia
Harmony Club Meeting Adds New Member In The Home Of Mrs Arringdale
Harmony Community Club members and visitors enjoyed the tenth meeting at Mrs. Harry Arringdale home with a helpful demonstration and talk. One new member joined, and refreshments followed. Several locals and visitors were noted in the recount of a busy social week across Federalsburg and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Community Club
Harry Arringdale
Arringdale
Eugene Ferrins
Roland Ferrins
Federalsburg
Adam Miller
Belle Dean
Easton
Dorthy Wright
Wood
Jessie
Cassie Gardner
Hillsville
Roy Bowman
Elisha Hubbard
Cora Todd
Milton Willis
P. L. McConnell
Charles Trice
Charlie Williams
Lizzie Richards
A. D. Ivins
Webster
Todd
Alva
Harmony Friends
Uarry Richards
Maurice Todd
Carrie Deen
Denton
Ray Deen
Annie Smick
Baltimore
Weekend Life in Rehoboth and Nearby Families
Mrs Roy Tnanes hosted her Sunday School class at Rehoboth with a large group including Leola Temple Eleanor Taylor Jean nette Beekman Anna Frances Seward Virginia Holsinger and many others. The column lists numerous visits engagements marriages and anniversaries in the Rehoboth area with noted trips to Baltimore Newark Philadelphia Easton Reading Dover and Centreville.
Henderson Children’s Day Service At M E Church
Henderson Children’s Services were held at the M E Church Sunday night with a program arranged by Mrs Lynn and Miss Katherine Melvin. The event featured songs, recitations, solos, and a minister’s address, highlighting Children’s Day activities and charitable offerings. Visitors and local residents were mentioned as attendees and guests at Tolchester, Chester, and nearby towns.
Vaudeville At Plaza Milford Week Of June 26 27
Patrons at the New Plaza Theatre Milford see Cesarios Steps and Tap Revue on Friday and Saturday June 26 27 with a full talking picture program. Adolphe Menjou Leila Hyams star in Men Call It Love, with Zasu Pitts Thelma Todd Lets Do Things and The Moose Hunt cartoon. Trader Horn leads June 29 30 with a Sunday midnight show 12 01. Marlene Dietrich in Dishonored headlines July 1 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Plaza Theatre
Milford
Broadway
Cesarios
Adolphe Menjou
Leila Hyams
Zasu Pitts
Thelma Todd
Trader Horn
Edwina, Booth
Harry Carey
Marlene Dietrich
Rice and Friends Attend Cambridge Graduation
Hillsboro area notes list graduations and visits among Rice families and local residents. Ida Rice graduates at Cambridge Hospital in Cambridge Maryland with relatives from Hillsboro Queen Anne area attending. Others visit relatives in Centreville Reading Pa Baltimore and Rehoboth with hostess events and summer plans noted.
Divine worship schedule at several Preston churches
Local church notices list Sunday services at the Church of the New Jerusalem Epiphany Mission St Andrews Mission and Preston area groups with Sunday School times and sermon plans. Community updates mention residents visiting relatives attending events and the Preston Volunteer Fire Co planning a new fire house.
Local Transfers and Visits Highlight Quiet Week
Mr. Frank Smith sold his house to Levi Everett of Downs Chapel Del last Saturday. Misses Sara Glass and Maud Hummer depart for Johns Hopkins University summer school in Baltimore. Clarence Phillips of Marcus Hook visits grandparents near town. Leonard Covell of Arlington N J stays with Heather family for weekend. Dr J R Smith hosts son-in-law and daughter E Drummond of Philadelphia. Mrs Geo LeCompte of Wilmington visits Pritchett family. Mrs E D Moore of Dover visits Davis family. Evelyn Ford returns home after Seaford trip. Rev and Mrs J W Thomas host Grasonville visitors. Frances Hammer visits aunt Ray Machen in Baltimore. Mrs J O Hammer hosts Clayton guests. Helen Heather tours Canada. Mrs Geo Moore hosts Dover friends. Temple and Mrs Smith spend Saturday in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Tnanes
Rehoboth
Leola Temple
Eleanor Taylor
Jeannette Beekman
Anna Frances Seward
Virginia Holsinger
Margaret
Joyce Saulsbury
Erma Warrington
Gladys Rash
Imogene Shockley
Messrs
Russell Holsinger
David Mitchell
Jack Wilson
William Rairigh
Orrell Saulsbury
Ord. Rairigh
Tawes
Onelia Tawes
M. A. Brackett
Helen West
Centreville
Howard Ryland
Maurice West Townsend
Baltimore
I. M. Goodwin
Clarence Ringgold
B. C. Ringgold
Erma Darnell
Newark
Del
Mary, Ringgold
August Keeneman
Chester
Marian Hemmons
Bernice Hammer
Elva Crist
Johnstown
Margaret Fleming
Erie
Inglenore Hallgrin
New, ‘Castle
Irvin Hevalow
Annie Hevalow
Clifton Diefenderfer
Marion Potts
Vinton Marvel
Deever’s Beach
Kidriak
Edgar Lane
Philadelphia
Lewis Lane
Napoleon Cole
Sadlersville
T. A. Smith
George Dutton
George, Jr
Dean Dutton
Europe
William Marvel
Ray Seaman
Jane
Willmington
Alice Saunders
Goldsboro
Carroll Meredith
Carter Forrester
Carter
Edmund Pendleton
Carolyn Jean
Tommy
York
T. c Cahall
F. P. Herr
Okl Iawaha
Fla
Richmond
Franklyn Stayer
Ann’ ‘Arbor
University of Michigan
Leonard Dean
Lizzie Morris
Stroudsburg
Frank Porter
Wilmington
J. F. Elliott
Noble Andrew
Easton Hospital
Dorothy Holsinger
Neffsville
Adam Holsinger
Edgar’ Shockley
R. L. Tawes
Roland Nelson
Copeland
Jesse Lynch
Seca
Rickards
Joe Brumbaugh
Hiram Guessford
Frank Flounderg
Homer Roe
Reading Pa
Ronald Lane
Edwin Heller
Quakertown
The
Reformed Church
George W. Walden
Mary Shaner
Warren Richards
Ed. Morris
Margaret Blanche
New York
Harvey Holsinger
Ashcrafts
Lawrence Smith
Shirley
Queens‘town
Hiram Kenton
Bowers Beach
Grace Vernon Smith
Golt
Easton
Frank Smith
Our Town
Marcus Hook
Levi Everett
Downs Chapel
Sara Glass
Maud Hummer
Johns Hopkins University
Clarence Phillips
Albert Phillips
Leonard Covell
Arlington
N. J
T. H. Davis
Evelyn Ford
Seaford
J. W. Thomas
Grasonville
Frances Hammer
Ray Machen
J. O. Hammer
Clayton
Helen Heather
Canada
Family visitors and local court case noted in brief
Smithson and numerous relatives from Baltimore Milford Wilmington and New York are visiting area residents including Mr and Mrs T W Harmon and Mr and Mrs M J Hall. A children's service is planned at Smithson Church June 28. The Orphans Court framed issues in the Marion L Beck will case dated September 28 1929 with executors Josiah A Beck and George W Beck and minor legacies to W Henry Beck and sisters Mary Neighbors and Annie Reed. Clifton Cohee not mentioned in will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oram Sappington
John Sappington
Baltimore
Claude Lynch
Milford
Del
S. Patrick
Easton
T. W. Harmon
Albert Schmick
Russ
E. Dukes
Lena Worm
H. E. Hopkins
Gladys and
Warren
New York City
J. Worm
H. Donoho
Wilmington
H. Dew
M. J. Hall
Homer
Smithson Church
H. Shivery
A. Willoughby
Marion L. Beck
Orphans Court
Circuit Court
Josiah A. Beck
George W. Beck
W. Henry Beck
Mary V. Neighbors
Annie Reed
Clifton Cohee
T. Alan Goldsborough
J .Denton
W. Brewster Deen
J. Owen Knotts
Denton
Burrsville church services and community notes
Sunday morning services at Wesley Church include a men invitation with a sermon and special music after Sunday School at ten and preaching at eleven. Local visitors from Tolchester and Dover called on families here. Easton initiation for De Molay and Master Masons from Denton followed by talks and refreshments. Marriage announcement: Addie V Lord to Clyde E Thomas performed in Media PA on June 16 with reception in Swarthmore PA. couple to reside in Swarthmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
Pauline Hopkins
Mildred
Lela Parker
Charles Ellwanger
Luther Littleton
Bill
Minner
Tolchester
Ernest Raughley
Dover
Burton Raughley
Philadelphia
W. E. Thawley
R. H. Thawley
Ray Stafford
Austine Stafford
Denton
de Molay
Easton
Coats Lodge
Frank Rittenhouse
William Seamore
Trappe
Maryland
Ezekiel F. ‘Cooper
Henry P. Hunteman
Cordova
Carroll George
John Allfather
C- V. West
Augustus Surendorf
Edened Breeding
Irvin Smith
G. H. Rue
Walter Howard
Francis Kirwan
Harvey Lord
Concord
Addie V
Clyde E. ‘Thomas
Swarthmore
Media, Pa.i
William Morgan
Bridge Luncheon Hosts At Two Homes In Local Social Set
Mrs Jacob B Davis and Mrs M K Newnam entertained with a Friday bridge luncheon at Mrs Davis home for sixty four guests. Mrs W Brewster Deen and Mrs Walter Butler hosted a Saturday bridge luncheon at the Community House with eleven tables in play. Visitors included Miss Helen Wheeler from Washington visiting sister Mrs Wilbert Merriken. Mrs R Emmett Baughley of Harrington visiting sister Mrs B B Johnson. Miss Mary Everetts of Hagerstown visiting Miss Caroline Redden. Miss Hilda Harwood was a visitor in Easton last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Smith
Cambridge
Edward Smith
S. M. Smith
Denton
Oron F. Smith
Henry
Pennslyvania
New York State
Canada
Watkins Glen
Niagara Falls
Effa J. Patchett
Atlantic City
N. J
Josephine
Mary Pippin
Annie E. Pippin
Selden C. Watters
Wm. Huber
Philadelphia
Fannie Shields
Watters
Calvert C. Merriken
William S. Merriken
Crisfield
H. E. Ramsdell
J. H. Summerfield
Anne Lewis
Cornelius de Weese
Washington
J. T. Carter
Elmer Price
Easton
George Kahl
Baltimore
Hilda Harwood
Sophie Kerr Underwood
New York City
J. Kemp Stevens
Thos. R. Green
Sue K. Smith
Ralph Smith
Mary Pastorfield
Mary Emily Alburger
Jacob B. Davis
M. K. Newnam
Davis
W. Brewster Deen
Walter Butler
Helen Wheeler
Wilbert Merriken
R. Emmett Baughley
Harrington
B. B36
Johnson
Mary Everetts
Hagerstown
Caroline Redden
Greensboro Firemen's Carnival Opens with Parade Plans
Greensboro kicks off its Fifth Annual Firemen's Carnival at the high school grounds on June 26, running through July 6 with a July 1 parade night. About twenty visiting companies and bands expected to join a 7:30 pm parade from Main Street to the Four Corners, then to the carnival grounds. Prizes for best company, band, and longest distance. A Fourth of July parade is planned with a 10 am start and a doubleheader baseball game on the grounds. Numerous local residents and visitors listed with weekend activities and travels in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Main Street
Railroad Avenue
Hine
Spence
Wilmington
George Kibler
Lewis Kibler
Denton Road
Richard Gardner
Danvers
Mass
Clarence Newlin
Lake Port
N.H
Elaine Newlin
Landenberg
Wm. R. Gardner
Margaret Gardner
Anna Clara
Violet Brother
Medford Price
J.C. Ledbetter
Leola Karcher
Thomas Thornton
Eastern Shore Baptist Sunday School Convention
Mardela Springs
Oscar Wyatt
H. H. Moore
Christine Draper
Longwood
Del
B.Y.P.A
the Baptist Church
Red Bridges
The
Baptist Church
H. W. Ritcher
Philadelphia
Harry Karcher
Marie Karcher
Karpenski
Violet Katherine
Frances Gardner
Cedar Grove Beach
Avery Ledman
Eugene Scott
Marcus Hook
Harvey Porter
Harry Langmaid
Annie Roe
Near Town
Heather
Marydel
Canada
Rand
Niagara Falls
Oscar Kinnamon
Ruthanna
Will Clark
Ernest Murphy
Elizabeth
Nolan Edwards
Leon
Mary Pleasanton
Claude Leland
Centreville
Josephine Moore
Margaret Morgan
Cordova
James Curry
L. S. Jones
W.P. Manlove
Eleanor
Laurel
Lucy Dingledine
Rehoboth
Arlie Dingledine
Alva Dowson
Milford Hospital
Dawson Gruwell
Watson Gruwell
Harry Williams
Alvin Edwards
Mary Baker
Sophia Howard
Irvin Brumbaugh
A. A. Christian
Cape May
N. J
Roland Pritchett
Camden
S. N. Harris
Carroll Meredith
Ridgely
N. A. Smith
Jessie Wyatt
Cora Wyatt
Sallie Horsey
Ella Vail
Emma Dyer
Henry Harris
Mildred Ginn
Temple Smith
Middletown
Keene Saulsbury
Otto Zacharis
Carollyn
Trappe
R. J. Raughley
Kent General Hospital
Dover
New Jersey
Nash Walls
Norman Walls
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Ils
the Local Department
Kent Island
William Rendall
Florence Dashiells
Stevensville
Dashiells
Charles Willoughby
J. Elmer Anthony
Louis B. Perkins
Hobart Kelly
Rendall
Mitchell Davidson
Peet
Ren‘dall
Roger Dashiells
Lillian’ Ewing
Hattie Paca
Florence Davidson
Mable Stevens
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Henderson
M. E
Lynn
Katherine Melvin
Doris Sylvester
Louise Jones
Doris Lee Harman
Hetty Faulkner
Betty Montague
Mary Griffin
Rosebuds
Carlton Gooden
Elizabeth Bennett
Phyllis Shewbrooks
Marian Jones
Mrs. Shewbrooks
Eugene Greenlee
Helen Hudson
Elsie Barcus
Geneva Griffin
Laura Hudson
Marie Baughley
Carleton Gooden
Carlton Sylvester
Mildred Carter
Roderick Miller
Jesus
Irene Jones
Alda Montague
Wallace Jones
Louise Ruthanna Shultie
Jimmy Jones
Edward Kusmaul
Edward Hoff
Emma
Anna Hoff
Cape May Court House
John Kusmaul
W. G. Carrow
W. F. Clark
Thos. Cahall
John Meredith
Frank Scull
Hugh Hudson
Henry Pippin
Peggy
Ed. Welch
St. George’s
Allan Sweeney
Laura Stubbs
Vaudeville Heads
Hillsboro
Tuckahoe
Oscar Rice
Su‘sie Rice
Ernest Fogle
Edgar Blades
Vernon Baker
Mary Louise Dodds
Herbert
Rice
Ida Rice
Cambridge Hospital
Milton Beaven
Anne
Dona Joy
Herbert Rice
Wm. Booker
Queenstown
N. R. Covell
Elaine Hunter
Gladys
Mildred Gale
Clifton Hicks
Beverly Goldsborough
Walkersville
Olin Hunter
H. R. Covell
Howard Dodds
James Pinder
Virginia Blades
Virginia Harwood
S. S. Thompson
William
P. R. Selvis
Reading
M. Richardson
Mary
Jones
Isaac, Sparklin
Mary Saulsbury
W. F. Dickinson
Chas. Jarrell
Joe Eaton
Horace Morgan
Juanita Howard
S. T. Culver
Hebron
Eloise Morgan
Culver
Thurman Nelson
Dorothy Jump
Maryland University
Clara Price
Edna Fleming
Louise Short
Johns Hopkins
Henry Morgan
John Price
Wm. Schmitt
Freda Kiracoff
Reba Lynch
Junior Lynch
S. H. Reynolds
Eugenia Morgan
Cordova High School
Ruth
Greenwood
Wm. Willis
Milton
Harry Knotts
A. A. McNeer
Jake Gibson
Peggy Boyles
Preston
Church of the New Jerusalem
Jno
Jesson
Epiphany Mission
St. Andrew’s Mission
Hurlock
Berton Phelps
Harold Andrews
J. K. Le‘compte
Marden
Robert Kruger
Pocomoke City
the Fire Co
Bridgeville
Oxford
Raskob
Pioneer Point Farm
Dorothy Patchett
James
Emma’ Patchett
Douglas Fooks
J. K. Lescompte
Dan Vickers
Fred Edgell
Adeline
Marie Taylor
Hayward Deen
S. E. Douglas
N. H. Fooks
Mildred Griffith
Fletcher Sisk
Fletcher, Jr
Phoebus
J. K. Lecompte
Preston Volunteer Fire Co
E. P. Baylor
Inez Noble
Clare N. Payne
Smithson
Burrsville
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