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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1929

Page

5

Local items and notices from the Denton Journal

A digest of local notices, church services, sales, and events. Topics include a Denton hardware ad, church sermons at Preston Epiphany Mission and Hurlock St Andrews Mission, Fourth of July plans, new hats from Mrs A E Miller, Dr E P Knotts returning to Denton, Maryland Conference notes, obituaries for Mrs Maggie V Dean from Federalsburg, mosquito control by Fly-Tox, John F Ferrins death in West Denton, Farm Bureau Insurance update, Pilgrim Holiness Camp Camden Delaware starting July 5, and Camden event details plus Summer holiness meetings and schedules.

Denton Holyoke T. Mark Breeding Preston Gustafson Peter James John Thompson Home & Supply Co Hillsboro Journal Epiphany Mission St. Andrew's Mission Hurlock A. E. Miller Third Randolph Streets E. Paul Knotts Main Street Julius Hess Michael Reese Hospital Chicago Maryland Methodist Protestant Church Cambridge Baltimore Maggie V. Dean A. H. Dean Federalsburg Clellie, Lee Viola Melvin Turner Mellon Institute Reservch Rex Research Fellowship John F. Ferrins West Denton Wesley M. E. Church Burrsville Lewis Adams M. E. Wheatley Joseph B. Blough Farm Bureau Auto Insurance E. C. Anstaett Albert Doctor Doctor Caroline County Pilgrim Holiness Camden Del Dover Earl Dulaney Ashland Kentucky T. S. Dixon Mardela Springs Silver Lake

Intercity Rotary Dinner and social round in Elkton area

A lively intercity Rotary dinner was hosted by Elkton Chestertown Centreville and Denton clubs at Tolchester with a large crowd despite rain. Judge H B Wells of Bordentown NJ delivered a humorous talk What Is Your Philosophy of Life. Elizabeth Dukes announced engagement to Ormond L Andrews and a August 21 wedding.

Smith Denton H. B. Wells Bordentown N. J Elizabeth Dukes Stevensville High School Queen St Chestertown Bernice Wooters Esther Kauffman Emily Walls Edith Straughn Gladys Worrell Baltimore Grace Love Arkansas Virginia Jones Ann Welch Helen Tyler Ann Perkins Dorothy Knotts Margaret Jefferson Helen Louise Mary Simpers Richard Carvell Bruce Dukes Edgar Lusby Kennedyville Ann Bonwill Still Pond Sara Bonwill Willis Charles H. Willis George W. Focht Reading J. W. Kirk Denton M. P Willis East Denton Focht Lucille Bailey California Panama Canal Yellowstone Park E. D. C. Hegeman Atlantic City Woman's Benefit Association

Federalsburg Camp Meetings Highlight Summer Plans

The Federalsburg area readies camp meetings for summer with Ellwood Camp near five miles away under Rev. Adam W. Miller set to open July 26 for ten days. Old Shiloh Camp in Dorchester county also aims to run about the same period. Concord Camp, once a major Methodist gathering, burned two years ago and will not be rebuilt. Nanticoke Lodge members attended Union M. E. Church services and later held a Masonic funeral for Dr. George F. E. Galloway. A Federalsburg quartet enjoyed a Rehoboth Beach outing. Local residents attended rural women’s short course in College Park.

Ellwood Camp Adam W. Miller Church of God Maryland Old Shiloh Dorchester County Concord Methodist Episcopal Nanticoke Lodge No. 172 A. F A. M Union M. E. Church Ransom P. Nichols Tf. W. Davis George FE. Galloway Nill Crest Cemetery Mr. Nichols G. E. Leister Christ M. P. Church Federalsburg B. B. Cohee Rehoboth Beach James Owens Henry Frampton Dale Elrick Victor Christopher Frazier Poole Virgil Turner Roland Handy College Park Maryland University Caroline County Byron Griffith Federal Community Club Claude Howard T. A. Baker Newark Melissa Charles Smith Baker Delaware University Cornell University I. L. Williams Leslie and Henry Wilmington Williams Ethel Cade H. M. Cade Helen Shapley Smyrna Alexander Buselmeier Baltimore

Death of Mrs Elizabeth Wrightson at Federalsburg

Mrs Elizabeth Anne Wrightson 80 widow of William Wrightson died suddenly last Wednesday at her Federalsburg home. Survived by four children A Kirby Wrightson Preston C T Nichols formerly Hurlock B L Cochran Brooklyn NY and William Wright Federalsburg. Funeral services led by Rev Ransom P Nichols held yesterday at home with interment in Hillcrest cemetery.

Elizabeth Anne Wrightson Wm. W. Wrightson Federalsburg A. Kirby Wrightson Preston C. T. Nichols Hurlock B. L. Cochran Brooklyn N. Y William Wrightson Ransom P. Nichols Hillcrest Cemetery

Denton Fire Band Wins Prizes in Three Parades

The Denton Fire Co. band toured Bridgeville Sadlersville and Georgetown this week. They earned 50 dollars in Bridgeville, 10 dollars in Sadlersville, and 50 dollars in Georgetown, marking a strong week for the band.

Denton Fire Co Bridgeville Sadlersville Georgetown

Fire destroys barns at Bowdle farm between Burrsville and Hickman

Fire tore through the Fred L. Bowdle farm between Burrsville and Hickman last Sunday afternoon, burning barns adjoining sheds and fences. Denton Volunteer Fire Company arrived to find destruction nearly complete. The tenanted farm owned by William Layton was insured.

Fred L. Bowdle Burrsville Hickman Denton Volunteer Fire Company William Layton

Card of Thanks for Pauline Gelletly Loss

To our many friends we extend heartfelt thanks for kindly assistance and tender sympathy in the great sorrow of the death of Pauline Gelletly, eldest daughter in our family circle. A. G. Gelletly and family.

Pauline Gelletly A. G. Gelletly

Local notes on hospital, visits, and church services

Goldsboro Miss Mary Johnson was taken to St Josephs Hospital on Sunday for appendicitis. On Monday a operation was performed and she is getting along nicely. Numerous residents and visitors are noted, with trips to Selbyville Delaware Ocean City Front Royal Va and Philadelphia. Rev Conrad Jordan will fill the pul pit at the M E Church South next Sunday at 8 oclock.

Mary Johnson St. Joseph’s Hospital T. N. Jarrell Selbyville Del Bill Marvel Carlton Marvel Ridgely M. K. Newnam Kemp Denton Bill Ross St. Joseph's Hospital Conrad Jordan Ingleside M. E. Church Paul Thomas Aberdeen H. S. Thomas Addie Jarrell Wilmington R. Jarrell, Jr George E. Smith Chester Ipa A. C. Smith J. W. Gibson Kate Knotts Templeville W. B. Sylvester George Sylvester Omar Shively Reibold Willnington Anthony Smyrna J. S. Lapham Jennie Griffin Detwiler Philadelphia C. R. Curtis Baltimore

Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Local Visitations

Mrs. I. T. Saulsbury occupies Saulsbury cottage at Rehoboth for two weeks with guests from Ridgely Greensboro Baltimore Boston and more. Community events include baptist church meetings a Master Home Maker degree and tribune Fresh Air Fund preparations with birthdays marriages and travel notes across Ridgely and nearby towns.

I. T. Saulsbury Saulsbury Rehoboth Fred Flounders David Swing T. W. Jones Ridgely Temple Smith Irving Jones Greensboro S.S. Stone Jessie Cox Baltimore Allie Wheatley Boston Taylor Cherry’ Hill Annie Hevalow Irwin Stella Diefenderfer Norris Clifton Maud John Jump Willard Jones Mabel Viola Seward Biddle Templeville Harry Hemmons Harvey Groff Tokepa Kan A. F. Trout Clara Boynton Charles Lancaster Henmons F. I. Yorkdale Cherrydale J. J. Ivison Clifton Crouse College Park Albert White Richard Sparks and M. H. Dragoo Doris Dragoo Martha Taylor Eastern Shore District Association of the Baptist Church East New Market Tribune Fresh Air Fund Solomon Slaughter Wilmington Rodney Slaughter Hartly George Slaughter C. W. Moore James Moore Harrison Dorothy Preston Moore J. P. Swing Paul Hoffman Percy Hatlock Schenectady Mary Rebecca Saulsbury Annapolis Irvin Hevalow Evelyn Potts Centreville Wesley Honey Philadelphia George Imler John Hoffman Elmer Columbus City Ind Caroline Ebling Washington Dorothy Saintsbury A. G. Saulsbury Sarah Pippin L. S. Matthews Stella Detroit Prof. McBride Lane Lang Maple Avenue John Applebaum Herman Applebaum Cincinnati Harvey Holsinger Atlantic City William Marvel Saunders Galdsbeare Mary Wharton Easton Hospital Richard Sharp John Graybill Orrel Saulsbury Ellen Hoffman Ronald Lane J. F. Elliott Rachel MccKenny Wilson Cahall Juniata College Albert Saulsbury, Jr Thomas Jones, Jr Duluth Minn Thomas Guitley Herbert Keeneman Morris Dragoo

Levy Made For 1929 County Tax Rate Increase

County Commissioners set the 1929 tax rate at 1.80 per 100 county, 26 and 74-1001 cents state, reflecting a 15 cent county rise and a tenth of a cent state rise from 1928. The levy lists allocations for State's Attorney, county offices, boards, schools, hospitals, roads, and interest on various bonds, with specific amounts and fund names throughout the detailed schedule.

Board of Health iClerk Court House Circuit Court Incorporated Orphans Court A-E Easton Hospital Cambridge Hospital

Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter notes bonds and local items

News items from the Twin Towns along the Tuckahoe list 1920s Lat Road and other bonds, notes and funded sums with amounts. Local visits and Sunday trips include Mr. and Mrs. Jarrell, Beaven, D. T. Stewart, Sparklin, Dodds, and others to Rehoboth, Wilmington, Cambridge, and Ridgely, with multiple family groups and kinship mentions.

Local residents and visitors spend Sunday gatherings

Henderson Ed and Ed Stubbs families, John and Dod son Elliott groups, and several others from Dover Felton Chester Wilmington Trenton and Philadelphia visited relatives around Tolchester and town. Olivia Coffin returns home for summer teaching stint ends. T. A. Montague’s home gets a fresh coat of paint.

Ed Stubbs John Quillen Dodson Elliott Laura Stubbs Esther Clayville Roy Medford Jacob Melvin Harry Schoppe Tolchester Albert Hindmann Thos. Hindmann Philadelphia Ed Schoppe Alden Smith Mary Kate Downes Dover Henry Shultie Ben Cohee Felton John Harriis Joseph Harris Olivia Coffin Trenton N. J John Cooper Wilmington Wm. H. Goodwin Lawrence Sylvester Chester Elizabeth Boyer Viola Conaway Mildred Gooden T. H. Gough

Melvin Family Socials Highlight Vernon News

Vernon notes various local visits and gatherings. Mrs. Pred Melvin and family hosted by Mr and Mrs Clayton Luff of Burrsville. Mrs R Wesley Ross visits Middletown Milford plans to New York City and Columbia University. J Wesley Blades had successful eye surgery. Several relatives and friends visit Melvin household and area residents travel to Dover and Rehoboth for summer visits and shopping in Wilmington.

Pred Melvin Gladys and Viola Melvin Minos Wright Nelson Melvin George Ellers Clayton Luff Burrsville R. Wesley Ross Middletown Milford New York City Columbia University J. Wesley Blades Wills Eye Hospital B. Frank Ross Clarence Lofland R. W. Ross Samuel Knotts Margaret Simpson William Cooper Philadelphia Maggie Melvin Visola Melvin Bowers Baech Rehoboth Amanda Melvin Romulus Hopkins Dover Laura Smith Wilmington

Thanking Friends for Help After Illness and Death

I wish to take this means of thanking my friends and neighbors for their helpful ways at the time of the illness and death of my wife. Marion L. Beck.

Marion L. Beck

Baltimore Newsboy Band to Perform on Eastern Shore

The Community Club invites the public to a recital by the Baltimore Newsboy Band a sixty-strong youth group at the Methodist Church on July 9 at 3 p m Ice cream will be on sale.

Baltimore Newsboy Eastern Shore Howard Sewell Geo. Wagg Raymond Talbot Barre N. Y Arthur Disharoon John Gordy June Arthur. Anthony Salisbury Lee Z. Emory Arthur Emory Arthur Washington, D. C C. E. Emory Emory Everett Blades Avery Harrison Miss Wrightson Baltimore P. Wrightson Wm. Dulin St. Michaels Harry Landon Sherwoods Mary Harrison Tilghman’s Mollie Diggans Wm. Kin Wilmington Geo. Moore Dorothy Jump Vernon Clark Hyattsville Howard Eley Lucille Roe Church Hill Horace Morgan Blanch Harmon Jake Gibson Howard Flowers

Denton National Bank Offers Prizes For Dairy Heifers

Denton National Bank directors announce six gold prizes for the best Guernsey and Holstein heifers owned and shown by boys aged 10 to 18 born in Caroline County and under 14 months old. The dairy event is tied to the Dairymen picnic and cattle show on Thursday, August 1. Prizes: first $6 in gold, second $2.60, third $2.50 in gold per class.

Denton National Bank Caroline County Caroline County Boys

Denton Receives Aerial Marker On Journal Office Roof

A chrome yellow Denton sign eight and a half inches high with a north arrow is painted on The Journal Office roof to aid cross country pilots. Colonel Lindbergh warns roof markings help pilots locate towns, avoiding hazardous low flying to read stations. Also note General Electric vacuum cleaners priced at 24.60 and 36 dollars and floor waxer for rent by T. Mark Breeding of Denton Maryland.

Denton Journal Daniel Guggenheim Fund Lindbergh General Electric Johnson T. Mark Breeding Denton, Md

Death of Mrs. Tamzy Harmon at 83

Mrs. Tamzy Harmon died suddenly at her daughter’s home on June 7 at age 83 after a period of good health. Burial was in Federalsburg. Also notes: Mrs. James R. Christopher returned from Baltimore where she attended Towson Normal School graduation. Children’s Service to be held next Sunday in the local church at 7:30 p.m. Details on visitors and local residents follow.

G. Medairy Ate Greensboro Europe India Australia North America Eccles Christ Satan Baer Tamzy Harmon Federalsburg James R. Christopher Baltimore Normal School Towson Claude Thompson Wilmore J. P. Thompson Orland B. Blades Alva Blades Reba Florence LeGates

Short course at College Park draws crowds and lectures

An extended report outlines a College Park short course with attendees arriving by bus train and car. Students joined in singing county skits, heard lectures on home economics and nerves, and enjoyed meals, demonstrations on cooking and jelly making, and entertainment. Dr Bloodgood discussed cancer cures and the need for regular exams, with storms interrupting events and a final gym session and play.

College Park Miss Keller Miss Gardner Prince George's County Cecil Dorchester Montgomery Anne Arundel Caroline Charles Garrett Worcester Talbot Queen Anne Home Economics E. L. Richards Symons Pearson Foster Buchanan Gardner R. W. Dunlap A. F. Woods C. W. Warburton G. Warren Dr. Bloodgood Johns Hopkins Bess M Rowe Caroline County Crouse

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Local Department Goldsboro Levy Tna Der Rire County Agt H. D. Agt Danaea Tuckahoe Mason’s Branch Ditch Chas. Jarrell F. E. Jarrel J. M. Eatons Harold Brown Chas. Barnes R. W. Beaven Vernon Baker Ella Pennington Robert Sawyer Edgar Blades Virginia Blades Howard Dodds H. R. Covell J. W. Bostick N. E. Knott Wm. Sherwood Robert Hickman Jas. Sherwood Emma Gardner Richard Beaven Mary Virginia Sherwood Ida Rice Isaac Sparklin Frank Seward Jas, Pinder Mary L. Dodds Isaac T. Sparklin Wyoming Susie Thompson T. A. Geiser D. T. Stewart Henderson Vernon Denton Post Office Clayton and Easton Delaware Berlin Love Point Harringston Norfolk Delaware Coast Greenwood, Hobbs and Hickman Bethlehem ANSP
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