Five Denton area notices and weddings in brief
Fifty-year-old Charles Bradley of Preston died at his sister’s Baltimore home. He was a fruit and vegetable packer for a decade, born in Missouri, and survived by four sisters and his wife Elizabeth Gianniss. Funeral today at two, with interment in Federalsburg. Also listed are real estate sale of the T. C. West home on Main Street in Denton, two grand wedding announcements in Wilmington and Greensboro, and juror selections for a Denton court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. West
Mian Street
Denton
Harvey L. Gooper
J. Roland Chatfinch
Pacehas Y
McCabe
M. E
Wilmington
Mary Ridecray
Roland V. Reed
George C. Williams
Lohenerin
Carsare
Elizabeth E. Caenacci
A. Raymond Jackson
Pennsylvania
Charles C. Jump
Connecticut
Atkins
Jame
FE. Shenutt
Aevant Mie
Elizabeth P Peters
Wilhhiam
Peter
Dover
Me. Hignutt
Der
Johor
Goldsborough
Lewi& Krotts
Adkins
First District
Isaac N. Smith
Luther H. Bennett
Loranza C. Cole
Frank S. Smith
David C. Greenlee
James C. Jensen
Benj. F. Steward
Charles S. Bradley
Preston
George T. Chambers
East Virginia Avenue
Baltimore
Bradley
Mioshfield
Robert D. Bradley
Miany N. Bradley
Brothers In The Service Set
Edwin Lee Lord and Malcolm E. Lord sons of Mr and Mrs J Edward Lord of near Denton have served since spring 1915 Edwin with the Army Air Corps as an Armorer and Turret Gunner overseas Mac in the Infantry at Camp Atterbury Ind formerly worked at Esskay Meat Packing Co Baltimore and Glenn L Martin plant Baltimore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Lee Lord
Malcolm E. Lord
J. Edward Lord
Denton
Edwin
Army Air Corps
Esskay Meat Packing Co
Baltimore
Mac
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Glenn L. Martin
Engineer Pvt Claude Lee Willoughby Service Record
Pvt Claude Lee Willoughby entered the service December 13 1942. From Camp Meade he went to Camp Van Dorp Mississippi and later to West Virginia Maneavers Area Elkins WV. He serves in the Engineers Maintenance Co of the Army. Before service he lived near Preston and his parents are Mr and Mrs Algie Willoughby of Preston Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Lee Willoughby
Camp Meade
Camp van Dorp
Miss
West Virginia Maneavers Area
Elkins
W. Va
Willoughby
Engineers Maintenance Coips
Army
Preston
Algie Willoughby
Homeward Box Delights Private Breeding in England
In a May letter to his mother Mrs Rosa M Breeding of Denton Pvt Everett W Breeding expresses sincere thanks for the home goodies box. He notes the items bring cheer to the troops and remarks on enjoying the hometown paper and other gifts sent from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett W. Breeding
England
Rosa M. Breeding
Denton
Private Breed
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Atlantic
Atlentie City
Daleville
James W. Planimer
Mary Emma
Earle Franklin Butler
Chalmers Brumbaugh
K Earle
Linwood O. Jarrell
James H. Ward
Thomas H. Hobbs
William TH. Gare
John D. Singer
Ditrict
W. Ovid L Dnem
J. Benj. Cobain
James G. Morgan
Tseee TP
Dukes J. Edward Wyatt Isaac HI. Starkey
Vlmer W. Waldron
Alexander Noble
Guotee
Todd
J.P. Thomp O
Ata Blades
Harry F. Whuiteles
James C. Gambrill
Ehner BR
Cohee
Chaylee
Tl Sewell
Flijah W. Swiss
Moriy E. Pools
Herman R. Gudew
H. Neton Beaven
W. Lee Perrys
Herman Mitchell
David M. Clopper
Philip W. Downe
John IT. Wooters
Sesouth
Gaabriel K. Ed. Hine
Earl Holsinger
Tha To Leage
Thomas W. Jones
John KK. Lynen
James W. Simon
Henry Nacet
Elbert Deen
Clarence Beauchamp
Jos. E. Cox
Frank H. Wright
Lewis Roach
Ors
Nuttle Lumber & Coal Company
Denton, Maryland