Local notices include sales, meetings and deaths in Denton
The itemized notices cover seed for sale Korean Lespedera at $1.25 per bushel and custom hatching, a nursing of public health board meeting at 2 pm next Tuesday, apartment for rent in Wright Apartments, church gatherings March 9 and 22, spring hat sale, a guernsey cattle sale, and a roadhouse fire near Wilmington. Also listed are Caroline County Elections Supervisors, a postponed Christian Comrades Class meeting, a community covered dish supper March 8, a Denton PTA program March 6, a sewing machine clinic March 8, and obituaries for Dennis Werner aged 66 and John Renninger aged 15 with local ties and funeral details.
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Journal
Martin C. Voss
Denton
Fred Kubler
Andersontown
T. H. Everngam
Public Health Board of
Caroline County
Wright Apartments
A. G. Saulsbury
Ridgely
Good Cheer Bible
Denton M. E. Church
Wesley M. E. Church
Burrsville
Methodist Protestant Sunday School
Church
A. E. Miller
Third
Randolph Streets
Bessie M. Doerr
P. O
Federalsburg
Concord
Union M. P. Church
P. A. Carroll
William Richards
H. Nelson Beaven
Charles V. Shaffer
Delaware
State’ Road
Wilmington
Joseph Engle
Caroline County Board of Elections Supervisors
Ormond L. Andrew
C. E. Turner
Richard Blackburn
Christian Comrades Class of Concord
M. E
Elon Wright
Mary Brown
Hickman
Ladies Aid of
Hobbs M. P. Church
Townsend’s
Denton P.T. A
Miss Spicer
Miss Smith
Glee Club
Grove
Singer Sewing Machine Company
J. D. Hylton
Dennis Werner
Andrew
Somerset County
Tuckahoe Neck
Elizabeth Werner
Matilda Werne
Cheltenham
Relph Werner
Carl Werner
Werner
Delmar
Del
John Renninger
Chester
Pennsyylvania Railroad
Renninger
Lee Anthony
Leo Meginnes
Fred E. Covey
Edna Shipman
Neal Cannon marriage noted at Concord home
In a quiet but impressive ceremony at Mr and Mrs James H Neal’s home near Concord their elder daughter Miss Sarah Matilda Neal married Mr William John Cannon on Thursday evening February 23. Rev J W Krabill officiated. Guests enjoyed a buffet supper and Valentine party gatherings followed at related dinners hosted by local families.
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James H. Neal
Concord
Sarah Matilda Neal
Witliam John Cannon
J. W. Krabill
Denton
Caroline High School
W. J. Cannon
Chester
Frank Doerr
Clarence Rice
Ernest Collins
Dorsey Nichols
James Neal
Winnie Fountain
Alie Todd
Waiteman G. Dolby
Carol
Edward Howard
Joyce Anne
Minnie Todd
Carol Dolby
Alic Todd
Walter S. Liden
Agnes Breeding
Liden
Earl Alford
Walter Liden
Shirley
Charles Wright
Harvey Lord
Jervis Cooke
Chestertown
Burt Smith
Lester
Hobbs
Clinton Williamson
Mary Lord
Clayton Covey
Near
Preston
Homer Bennett
Gertrude
Louise Waldis
Federalsburg
Earl Love
Collins
Nancy Nashold
Walter Watson
Baltimore
Alex Karspinski
Ann Karspinski
Florida
Cuba
Samuel Ellwanger
Harold Lee
Leslie Ellwanger
John Renninger
Wm. L. DeFord
S. P. Holland
Blakeley
Harald Lee
Washington
Walter Sylvester
Floyd Jackson
Arlington
Fred Taylor
Myra
Dallas
Texas
W. W. Sylvester
Robert W. Downes
New York
Josephine Downes
Ridgely 4 H Club plans bake sale and milk testing talk
The Boys 4 H Club of Ridgely met February 22 at Hansen Hoffman s home to plan the annual bake on March 4 at Davis Drug Store at 10 o clock. C Fuller assistant county agent spoke on testing milk and keeping herd records. Arthur Cohee and Hansen Hoffman are prominent club members learning to test milk. The club s year end records will be published to show milk testing value. For the first time the Girls and Boys Federations will hold a joint banquet March 16 at the Masonic Hall Denton Maryland. Arthur Cohee will summarize county 4 H work. Rodney Holsinger demonstrated continuous testing. Bill Richards will arrange bake sale details. next meeting at James and Winfield Wright s home with James Wright giving a demonstration.
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Ridgely
Hansen Hoffman
Davis Drug Store
C. Fuller
Caroline County
Ridgely Club
Arthur Cohee
Masonic Hall
Denton
Maryland
Rodney Holsinger
Bill Richards
Psalms Infers Praise for the Lord
A devotional line exalts God and calls on his saints to love and worship the Lord. The brief verse reflects reverent praise and communal devotion within a religious context.
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Psalms
Sunday church notices and events in Denton area
Rev M S Andrews preaches at Denton M E Church Sunday with Sunday School at 9 45 and Epworth League at 6 45 p m A Wednesday supper for 35 cents followed by a Hymn Sing. Also listed are Young People Day at L Thawley M P Church and various services at Denton M P Church Williston Community Church Church of the New Jerusalem Preston Catholic Mass times and Stations of the Cross schedule for St Elizabeths Denton and St Benedicts Ridgely
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M.S. Andrews
Denton M. E
Epworth League
Church of the New Jerusalem
Preston
Denton and
Ridgely
St Elizabeth's Church
Denton
St. Benedict’s Church
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Day of Prayer gathering in Ridgely hall leads week of church events
About twenty five women attended the Day of Prayer at Miss Nettie Arnold’s hall with Miss Stella Matthews speaking on Union Christian College and Indian work. Reports on Christian literature for women and children of the Orient and Migrant work followed. A covered dish supper hosted by the Ladies Aid attracted many, and a short program featured duets and readings.
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Nettie Arnold
Karl Hutchwon
Chiffon Crouse
Stella Matthews
Union Christian College
Edwad Bowman
Hutchison
Orient
Edna Detwiler
Ot Reed
Joseph Rittenhouse
Elsie Matthews
Ladies Aid For
Washington
Buthikiy
Roland Cherry
Ella Swann
Aad
Res. O. B. Reed
Mix Maud Hemmmon
Paul Hemmons
Daughta
Baltimore
Centreville
Mis ¥Orkdale
Arlington
Air Carl Bochau
Till Rash
Philadelphia
Chestertown
Cambridge
Salisbury
Rash
ooMo
Harry Robinson
Son
Hairs Robinsono
Harold Roe
Federalshure
Raymond Long
Mary Robinson
Swarthmore
Roe
Herbusband
Mary Jane
Methodist Church
Reformed Church
Winnapolis
Senator Davis
Harlan Hartington
Ernest Bucchit
Mary Adeline Murphy
Olwan Winstead
Swarthnore
Mary Murphy
C. M. Winstead
James Wilson
Reame Sellers
Turlock Miroo
Afis James Check Um O
Hurloch
Martin Sellers
Marys Jackson
Ruth
Ralph Pritchett
Emma Jackson
Miss Jackson
Princess Anne
Greensboro
Wesley McArnett
Sadlersville
Ema Jackson
Herman Callahan
Marcus Hook
Carlile Bennington
Fret Avenue
Third Street
Frederick Raymond Biehhine
Adeline Holsinger
O ' Reed
Edward Whiting
New York
Van
John Fram
Elizabeth Haysmacher
Ronald Lane
Harry Land
Henry Edwards
Junior
Johns Trophins
Frank Stevenson
Charles Stevenson
Harry Gibson
Delmar
Jhazam Kenton
Edward Bowman
Lawrence Wilson
Edwin Eaton
Chester
Eaton
Walter Mitchell
Joanne
Jimmie
Ray Frampton
Analine Village
Ha Ford Porter
Robert Lord
Ma. J
Emmett Lord
Walliston
Albert White
College Park
White
Viola Jones
Elsie
District School of Missions
Dover
Templeville Social Notes and Obituaries
Templeville residents report visits and gatherings across the area. Mrs. Margaret Canty widow of Walter Conly was laid to rest in Templeville cemetery after a church service led by Rev. Moore of Dover. The week included social calls among the Knotts, Stafford, Stafford’s shop supper, and weekend visits by Frey, Haynes, and Cooper families.
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Crammer
Beach Haven
N. J
T. H. Golt
Larry Crammer
Golt
Margaret Canty
Walter Conly
Templeville
Rev. Moore
Dover
Templeville Cemetery
Dora Everett
Erva Butts
Katie Stafford
Mary Knotts
Annie Maske
Neds Town
Marydel
Roland Knotts
Hardy
R. G. Connor
Helen
Kenton
Del
Doris Ann Wyatt
Annie Hall
Carroll Jackson
Sadlerville
Elwyn Ennis
Cooper Davis
Greensboro Weekend Visits and Illness Across Town
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Todd and son Eddie spent the week end with J. B. Todd at Preston. Miss Dorothy Swann from Wilmington visited her mother Mrs Georgie Swann. Miss Elsie Hutson of Price Maryland was ill with appendicitis. Mrs. Harry Jones of Goldsboro spent Monday with her parents. Temple Deen of Chester Pa. visited his parents here. Milo Evans and Nelson Evans hosted visitors while Mertie Pepper stayed with Mrs Rich ards. Alvah Dobson of Washington visited family over the week end. Thelda Roe of Wilmington visited relatives. Addie Pritchett improving after illness. Subscribe for the Journal.
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Edgar Todd
Eddie
J. B. Todd
Preston
Dorothy Swann
Wilmington
Georgie Swann
Elsie Hutson
Price, Md
Harry Jones
Goldsboro
William Supple
Temple Deen
Chester
Milo Evans
Nelson Evans
Clayton
Mertie Pepper
W. J Richards
Alvah Dobson
Wishinngton
Meitie Pepper
W. Raichard
Thelda Roe
Homemakers Club Meeting Notes and Community Demos
February 28 meeting at Mrs J Lee Taylor's home with nine members. Topics included money management, democracy in home life, a kitchen and home economics demonstration by Dr Paul Payne and Miss Spafford, and plans for March events at Mrs Wm Gadow's home.
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Reguar
Friendship-Grove Homemakers Club
J. Lee Taylor
Wildwood
Norman Taylor
Sunshine Committee
Otto Brauchle
Paul Payne
Institute of Family Relations
Los Angeles
Wm. Gadow
Smithville
Guen
Walter Laden
Floyd South
Money Management
Debbie Pountamin
Thurman
Obituary for Josiah A. Beck, 6, of Caroline County
Josiah A Beck aged six died yesterday after weeks of heart ailment. Funeral at his home Monday at two. Survived by widow Bertha and children George W. Beck Martha Short Margaret Roman. brothers W H Beck and Dennne Neighbors. Beck served as Caroline County Sheriff and deputy Game Warden. lifelong Democrat and active in party affairs. The note recalls his wide acquaintance and impact on local politics.
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Joseh A. Beck
Baltimore
Bertha Beck
George W. Beck
Martha Short
Denton
Margaret Roman
New Castle del
W. HL. Beck
Dennne Neighbors
Wilmington
Beck
Caroline Counts
Hillsboro Queen Anne Society Notes Visitors
Hillsboro Queen Anne letter records guests and visits from Centreville Salisbury and Baltimore families. Notes include Nancy Jane Kline from State Teachers College Salisbury staying with parents Milford and Mrs. Kline, and Oscar Rice returning home from Emergency Hospital Easton after illness. Lambent social round features St Pauls Episcopal Church services, family visits in Wilmington and Washington, and card club entertainment hosted by Mrs. Milford Kline.
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Colin Hunter
Elaine Hunter
Kate Holland
Centreville
R. Covell
Frances Covell
Nancy Jane Kline
State Teachers College
Salisbury
Mis
Milford Kline
John Lubeeh
Frances Eaton
Baltimore
Brown Eaton
Oscar Rice
Easton
J. E. Bramble
James Sherwood
Chester
Wilmington
Henry Tisher
Red Bank
N. J
Lo Markham
Mars
Mary Lee Lubeck
Charlanne and
Elling
Eaton
Religious service notes and social visits in Queen Anne
Sunday service at Hillsboro M E Church featured Rev A W Strickland delivering a sermon from Hunger and Thirst after Righteousness, with text Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness for they shall be filled. A trio sang The Last Mile of the Way. Social guests near town included Miss Juanita Howard, Elaine Murphy, and Charles Cannon Barton. Guests from Wilmington and Stevensville visited Hillsboro residents, with many family gatherings and society meetings noted.
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Hillsboro M. E
A. W. Strickland
Howard Eley
George C. Moore
Woman's Missionary Society of
Hillsboro
Offical Board
Easton
Community News Bulletin from Philadelphia Hospital Visit
Hobbs Miro and Mrs F N Smith with Kirwin and Oren Smith visited Mr Norman Smith at Philadelphia Hospital last weekend. He has been a patient since November after a hip fracture from a fall on ice while on police duty of more than twenty five years. Master Filmore Davis celebrated his thirteenth birthday with friends Ellen Collison Dons Roe Sara Roe Tommy South and Donald Smith attending.
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Ellen Collison
Dons Roe
Sara Roe
Tommy South
Donald Smith
Res
H. Ho Schauer
Christian Endeavor
Burnsville
Christma Endeavor
Nest
Frank E. Davis
Easton
J. R. Ricards
B. B. Allen
C. J. Chaffinch
C. D. Collison
T .B. Frazier
Mra
F. E. Davis
Thomas Daffin
Pederalsburg
W. E. Hubbard
W. G. Norbrook
Mrs James Toft Guests in Annapolis for Smithson Club
Smithson Mrs James Toft and Smithson Club spent Wednesday February 15 in Annapolis as guest of Senator Davis. She shared details of her enjoyable trip with club members. Mr and Mrs Melvin Willoughby and their son Robert visited Mr and Mrs James Toft Wednesday evening. Mrs C Permy and daughter Aleen visited her parents at Cannons Delaware. Mrs T Ferrins of Federalsburg spent Sunday with her sister Mrs A McCaity.
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James Toft
Smithson Club
Annapolis
Senator Davis
Melvin Willoughby
Robert
C. Permy
Aleen
Cannons
Del
T. Ferrins
Federalsburg
A. McCaity
Died near Preston and a Cairoline County nurse
Mrs Matilda R Kruger wife of Carl Ro Kruger of near Preston died unexpectedly in Easton Hospital after a day of observation She was well known in lower Caroline for running a nursery Survived by husband one brother and three sisters Funeral services were held at the German Lutheran Church Preston with Rev Louis Geige Interment Linches ter cemetery Also interred Miss Rosalind I Perry of a well known Caroline County family after a funeral at the home of her brother W Fred Perry Survivors include two brothers and several sisters The Rev Dr Frank Lewis conducted the service Burial was at the Methodist Episcopal Church cemetery Community notices describe club events visits and entertainments across Federalsburg Preston and surrounding areas
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Matilda R. Kruger
Carl Ro Kruger
Preston
Easton Hospital
Kruger
Lower Caroline
Edw. Plutschak
August Marquardt
Edw. Gadow
Randolph Hoffman
Baltimore
William E. Frase
Louis Geige
Linchester Cemetery
Rosalind I. Perry
Cairoline County
W. Fred Perry
Here
Miss Perry
David F
Mary Isabel Perry
Clarence Perry
Maiie Petty
F. S. Langfell
W. E. Stewart
Choptank
Frank Lewis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Woman’s Club of
Federalsburg
Community Club of
Federalsburg Club
Elmira Rosser
Mary Jane Roe
Lloyd Brodes
Raymond Messick
Harloch
J. L. Todd
Ralph Brodes
Edward T. Moore
Jennie Savage
Florida
Ralph Ledman
Princess Anne
J. M. Chambers
Landon Walston
Fairmount
Admiral
G. C. Carmine
Washington
E. J. Harris
Theodore Fletche
Lloyd Harding
William Dowding
Adams Cross Roads Community Notes Taste of Home
A serenade at the Fountain home marks 29 years of marriage for Mr and Mrs Fred Fountain while neighbors mix up the couples Thurman Fountain and Maggie Clevenger host Bloomer Aid at the community building serving cakes coffee and treats. Families visit kin in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania on Washingtons Birthday and weekend.
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Fred Fountain
Thurman Fountain
Maggie Clevenger
Charles Fountain
Bobby
Hermin Fountain
Phladelphia
Washington
Roy Gibbs
D. F. Johnson
Philadelphia
Florida
Benjamin Leeser
Pennsylvania
Earl Robinson
Virginia Lee
George Wheatley
Wayne
C. W. Adams
Edgar Fountain
Blanche Adams
Ira Adams
Denton Boy Scout News: New Badges and Plans
Willard Knotts earned his second class badge and George Thers received merit badges in Reading and Stamp Collecting. Tom Wright earned Reading and Stamp Collecting, Bill White got Personal Health, and Archie Horner achieved Animal Industry and Stamp Collecting. The Flying Eagle Patrol met at Harry Hughes home, practiced signaling, and planned an overnight hike with Flaming Arrow Patrol at Jimmie Merriken’s home. A boat trip to Cambridge on Mr Ben Trice’s boat may occur. The candleholder contest was won by Richie Horner and Hany Hughes placed second. A new tie rack was chosen. A panjandrum will be held in Wilmington March 17 and 18 as a scout exhibit. The first rehearsal of the scout play "A Country Boy Scout" was held. main parts are held by Bob Putman, Tom Wright, Tom Turkington, Mr Ramsburg, Paul Leese, and Archie Hoiner.
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Willard Knotts
George Thers
Tom Wright
Bill White
Archie Horner
Flying Eagle Patrol
Harry Hughes
Flaming Arrow Patrol
Flying Eagles
Jimmie Merriken
Cambridge
Ben Trice
Richie Horner
Hany Hughes
Wilmington
Bob Putman
Tom Turkington
Mr. Ramsburg
Paul Leese
Archie Hoiner
Greensbor o and Its Environs Wedding and Visits
Miss Maude E Edwards daughter of Mrs Annie Edwards Greens bo ro and Mr Edward Caudill of North Carolina wed last Saturday evening at the Baptist pastorium Rev Paul F Burke officiated Witnesses included Mr and Mrs Thurman Passwaters and others from Greensboro and nearby towns Several Greensboro guests visited Annapolis with Senator Wilmer Fell Davis and attended church and school district meetings across the region Local social rounds included outdoor life show attendance in Baltimore and visits to friends in Bridgeville Del and Wilmington Del in the surrounding weeks Various residents are noted for hosting Sunday schools and hosting or visiting relatives and guests across multiple towns including Ridge ly Easton Denton Hillsboro and Henderson.
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Maude E. Edwards
Annie Edwards
Greensboro
Edward Caudill
North Carolina
Baptist Pastorium
Paul F. Burke
Thurman Passwaters
Clinton Edwards
Elaine
Caudill
Afr
Annapolis
Wilmer Fell Davis
Mesdames A. E. Shields
Wallace Thornton
J. R. Meekins
Jesse Smith
Walter Weaver
Walter Riddleberger
W. Thomas Thornton
Paul Burke
Ellen Edwards
Methodist Church and Reform Church of
Ridgely
Baptist Church
Easton
Nolan Edwards
Fred Monroe
Amber Sikes
Elsie Mae Luff
Jean Sigler
Henry €. Conrad
Wilmington
Charles W. Sigler Jr
Charles Sigler
Whiteleysburg
Melvin Dennis
Marcus Hook
Bertha Miller
George A. Butler
Harriet Bess Butler
Denton
Baltimore
Tamra Gooden
William
Petersburg
Del
William Kennedy
Billy
Chester
Clarence Russell
John Wyatt
Betty
Smith Edwards
Will Edwards
Hubert Dill
Magnolia
L. W. Taylor
Connie
Betsy
Ella Plummer
Ella Whiteley
Bridgeville
Mary Ellen
Harrington
Fred Kaeneman
M. P. King
Carl Nichols
Henry Shultie
Henderson
Lex Simpson
Allentown
Wilbur Carroll
Kenneth Bostic
Linwood
Willian Sipple
Charles Nichols
William Phillips
Mabel Edwards
Washington
Harry Draper
Glenolden
Local social notes from Marydel and surrounding towns
Residents and visitors listed include families from Dover Queen Anne Hurlock Vienna Wilmington Hartly and Clayton sharing Sunday visits dinners and attendance at a funeral Several households noted hostesses and guests with multiple family connections plus a sick list mentioning Mrs Edward Slaughter Dorothy Shultie and Skinet Heather.
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Laura Clendamel
Ella Marnie Brown
Betty Faulkner
Josiah AL Beck
Tuckahoe
St. Pauls Epincopal Church
C. Kemp Stewart
Virginta Holt
Hally Kemp
Queen Anne
Smithson
Adams Cross Roads
Denton Boy Scout News
T. Olin Ford
Harry Vane
Harriet
Peggy
Lee Glover
Hurlock
Susan
Vernon Hitch
Vienna
Alfred Smith
Naomi Shultie
Maud Schweitzer
Betty Lou
Hartly
John Stafford
Harry Smith
Larry Ennis
Walter Conley
Clara Smith
Paul
Margaret Smith
Herbert Butts
B. Farrow
Milford
Lee Harman
Olin Hummer
Fannie Hummer
Maud
Bell Everett
Edith Everett
Downs Chapel
Virgina Butts
Bessie Cleaver
Zeke Gooden
Hany Smith Jr
Georgetown
Jester Shewbrooks
J. W. Shewbrooks
Edith Moore
Doris
T. Henry Davis
Harry Heather
Janet
Edward Wriht
Charles Shewbrooks
Leslie Meredith
Isaiec Smith
Laura Glass
Alex Griffith
Carrie Dobson
J. Wesley Walls
Wesley Shewbrooks
Edward Slaughter
Dorothy Shultie
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