Local notices and ads mix of sales events and church schedules
A Denton Maryland page lists farm goods for sale including clover seed and horses, used cars, and a Ford truck. It promotes the Isles of Lost Ships film at the Palace Theatre and notes church services at Epiphany Mission and St. Andrew's Mission, plus WCTU meeting with Miss Mary Ervin as speaker and obituaries for Mrs. Sallie Camper with funeral details and a 4-H banquet program with multiple acts and speakers scheduled for March 8.
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Denton P. T. A
A. L. Butler
Denton
Denton- Harrington Road
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville
Hollis & Son
Preston
U. S
T. Mark Breeding
Jason Robards
Virginia Valli
Palace Theatre
Willys-Overland Co
America
Bullock and White
Epiphany Mission
St. Andrew's Mission
W. C
Victor W. Camper
Easton
Mollie Stack
Ridgely
John Nichols
Reading Pa
Elva L. Camper
Geo. Camper
Wilmington
Del
Spring Hill Cemetery
Masonic Hall
Anna Frances Seward
Margaret Stewart
Caroline Elbing
Dorothy Cross
Greensboro
Federalsburg
Denton Sr
Gertrude ‘L. Warren
Washington, D. C
Mary
Ridgely 4-H. Jr
Bridgetown
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of Middletown
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. B. Frye
J. W. Thawley
J. L. Price
H. B. Moore
Harper
Moore
Harris
Viola Jones
Ralph Pritchett
H. W. Chambers
M. ¥. Turner
Elizabeth Baxter
Lena Lewis
Mary E. Chandler
Mary S. Jump
Mark Creasey
F. B. Harper
Columbus
Harvey B. Moore
Poe
Personal and Social News From Local Community
Social items list gatherings at the Satterfield and Shipman homes in Tuckahoe Neck and Denton, with parties hosted by the Good Cheer Bible Class and Rotary Club members. Events include entertainments at the Denton Methodist Protestant Church and visits by educators, plus notices of absent-family census procedures and confidentiality assurances.
Christening News and Local Visits Reported
Templeville and Massey residents attended a christening for two great grandchildren at the Palmatary home. Delaware visitors from Wilmington and Newark called on local families, with visits and Sunday dinners noted among the Knotts and Griffith households.
Boxwood Memory as a Symbol of Stability Through Time
The poem speaks from a grand boxwood tree on a decayed estate, contrasting past festive scenes with modern noise. It recalls sleigh rides, gowned ladies, and river moonlight, then notes the tree’s enduring scent, white mantle in winter, and constant beauty as a symbol of stability amid change.
Denton National Bank Installs Sound Wave Burglar Alarm
The Denton National Bank installs a Sound Wave Burglar Alarm System by O B McClintock Co of Minneapolis. The system uses ears nerves and a loud voice to detect noise and heat, triggering an instant alarm at any sign of tampering while remaining immune to routine room vibrations. The alarm drives burglars away and operates self contained within the vault. The bank promotes security as part of its progressive status and notes many banks already use such systems. See the 1930 Whippet sedan at Bullock and White's in Denton, Md.
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Denton National Bank
O. B. McClintock Company
Minneapolis
United States
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Identon National
Community notes and obituaries in Ridgely weekly
The Ridgely M E Church Woman's Home Missionary Society met for a Thursday session with readings and prayers led by Mrs. Hemmons and Miss Matthews. Upcoming events include a March 16 visit by Luce, a covered dish supper, and a union missionary program. Deaths of Mrs. Rhodes and Mr. Scully are reported with funeral details. A baby clinic and a community meeting are planned, plus numerous local visits and church activities. The Denton National Bank installs an electric Vault Ventilator to improve safety and communication inside vaults.
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Woman’s Home Missionary ‘Society of Ridgely M. E. Church
A. S. Thompson
Harry Hemmons
Ada
Elsie Matthews
Thompson
M. W. Wiley
Harry Swann
Miss Luce
Luce
Miss Matthews
Viola Jones
Hemmons
Denny F. Rhodes
Ridgely Catholic Church
BE. J. Kraemer
Ed. Morris
Calvin Lynch
Leo Callaghan
Bernard Conolly
Ridgely
Charles Rhodes
Queen Anne
Edmund Rhodes
Willoughby
Spring Hill Cemetery
Easton
Howard F. Rhodes
Washington
John Scully
J. W. Kirk
Methodist Protestant Church
Deniton
Methodist Episcopal Choir
Isle of Somewhere
Old Rugged Cross
John Davis
Herbert Lane
T. W. Jones
Frank Seward
W. O. Cohee
Denton
Scully
Methodist Church
John
Arthur
Arters
Marcus Hook
Pinder
Sadie
Will Cohee
Mildred
M. E. Church
Boonsboro M. E. Church
Bureau of Child Hygiene of
Baltimore
Mary Moore
Willard Jones
Viola
Annie Hevalow
Irvin
Sarah Pippin
Pippin
Benjamin Mahan
Henderson
Joseph Snowberger
Will Richards
A.S. Thompson
Olan Pointer
Ernest Jones
Order of American Mechanics
W. E. Habbart
Dover
M. E. Wheatley
Violet Rawlings Weds Jack Boulais in Philadelphia
Mrs. Raymond B. Rawlings and daughter Marie attend the wedding of Violet Rawlings and Jack Boulais in Philadelphia on Monday. Family members visit relatives in Cambridge and nearby towns as news notes reveal local life and travel.
Quiet Greensboro Wedding of Klecan and Thorp
Goldsboro notes quiet wedding of William Klecan and Emma Thorp at Greensboro M E Church last Saturday night. Local society items include visits from Philadelphia and Washington residents, hospital treatment for Chas Schoube, travels of Mrs Sylvester and others, and updates on club activities and kinship visits.
Radio as Peaceful Power Promotes Prosperity and Law
The Christian Science Monitor urges removing doom laden references to the next war and dire business forecasts from radiocasts. It says radio is a powerful influence for peace, prosperity and law observance.
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The
Christian Science Monitor
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter and Local Social Notes
Rev Francis Kirwan to lead Lent study in the vestry of the Episcopal Church each Thursday at 3 pm with weekly Tuesday services. March 11 sees Rev Lewis of St Michaels delivering the sermon. Various local visits and gatherings are noted including D A R meeting, weekend visits, and PTA bake sale planned for March 8 at 3 pm.
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Francis Kirwan
Episcopal Church
Mr. Lewis
St. Michaels
Alvin Baker
Bridgeville
Wm. Trewsler
Greenwood
Harvey Baker
Charles Jarrell
J. M. Eaton
Emma Rolph
Centreville
Edgar Blades
Virginia
Horace Brittingham
Wilmington
Elwood Fleming
Howard P. Flowers
Hillsboro
Ida Rice
Cambridge
Oscar Rice
Howard Dodds
Wye Mills
Luther Gardner
Richard Beaven
T. A. Geiser
Sadlersville
8. S. Thompson
Virginia Blades
Denton
Local Socials and Church Notices Highlight Community Week
Queen Anne hostess Mrs Lee H Richcreek led Ladies Aid at her home with chicken salad wafers and coffee. St Pauls Church Ladies Aid plans a covered dish supper March 21 at 6 pm with ice cream and cake for sale. Various visits and church events noted including Rev Richcreek sermons and Brown-Barton nuptials in Centreville.
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Lee H. Biechcreek
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society
Ladies Aid
St. Paul’s Church
R. Smith
Louise Short
Hagerstown
Emma Short
Clifford Cortelyou
Harrington
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Lee H. Richcreek
Ernest Emory
Marion Covey
John Emory
Penn’s Grove
Paul Fowler
Denton
Harry Jump
Madge Jump
Willard Everett
Hillsboro
Land
Lee H.richcreek
G. S. Lightner
Centreville
Lightner
Howard Flowers
Elwood Fleming
Harry Kemp
Cordova
Baltimore
Thomas Hackett
Darlington
Robby Hackett
Horace Morgan
Harry Dean
W. C. Stevens
Oscar Briscoe
Salisbury
Local Social Notes From Easton and Preston
Easton residents Mr and Mrs G G Wright and daughter visited Mrs Wrights mother Mrs Belle Dean on Sunday. Miss Mattie McConnell of Philadelphia spent a few days with her mother Mrs J F McConnell this week. Mrs Elizabeth Sullivan of Philadelphia stayed with her niece Mrs Calvin Cohee over the weekend. Roland Todds little daughter is quite sick. Floyd has recovered sufficiently to be out after a bad sore throat. Mr and Mrs McMahon of Easton called on Mr and Mrs Cohee on Sunday. Elmer Donaho of Preston spent Monday with Mollie Storey. Robert Todds youngest son H C Todd is very ill with pneumonia. Mrs Joe Poole of Preston spent Monday with Belle Dean. Carl Todd fell and broke his leg last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Satterfield
Tuckahoe Neck
Thomas Pollard
Raymond
Earle Cooper
Shirley
George Cohee
Patricia
Ann
Roland Satterfield
Elizabeth
Will ‘Satterfield
Sallie
Good Cheer Bible Class
M. BE. Church
Edna W. Ship
Ida Simmons
N. M. Vanscoy
M. E. Wheatley
Leland Short
Fred Covey
W. J. Holloway
Ann Matthews
State Normal School
Salisbury
B. C. Willis
J. W. Stowell
J. Kemp Stevens
E. M. Noble
National Educational Association
Department of Superintendence
Atlantic City
Lewis McNeal
Brownell
Hobbs
W. T. Thawley
Chas. Thompson
Crane
Milo Crane
John W. Lord
Charles H. Fisher
Cecil County
Lord
Mary A. Lord
John H. Smith
James M. Clarke
Philadelphia
E. T. Tubbs
Fred Powell
Christine
Harrington
Mattie Wix Raughley
Calloway
Baltimore
W. T. Shockley
Raymond B. Rawlings
Marie
Violet Rawlings
Jack Boulais
Boulais
Greensboro High School
Oscar Nichols
Cambridge
Karl
Edward Nichols
Sarah Tinley
Nolan Hubbard
Lydia A. Dobson
George Raughley
Eugene Raughley
Dover
R. J. Raughley
Hazel Hubbard
Marcus Hook
N. K. Swanwick
Burt Hobbs
Charles Hobbs
Frederick Baynard
Little
James Baynard
Hazel Passwaters
Barbara
Mary Dorman
Centreville
W. B. Massey
Fred Friedell
Virginia
Claymont
Pearle Edwards
Wilmington
Ralph
Ella
Louise Dean
Felton
W. T. Thornton
G. G. Wright
Easton
Wright
Belle Dean
Mattie Mc Connell
J. F. Mc Connell
Elizabeth Sullivan
Calvin Cohee
Roland Todd
Floyd
McMahon
Reverend Nugent Delivers First Preston Sermon
The Rev Mr Nugent recently appointed by the Maryland association of the New Church serves Preston and Williston churches. He preaches at Williston tomorrow with Sunday School at 2 pm and service at 3 pm. Williston Club meets Thursday at Mrs Harry Cooper's home. Miss Spafford’s event caused a one week delay.
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Nugent
Maryland Association of the New Church
Preston
Williston
Harry Cooper
Peoples Bank Plans High Security Vault Alarm System
The Peoples Bank announces installation of a McClintock electric burglar alarm protecting vaults and deposits. The feature includes wall to floor coverage, reinforced doors, outside gong alarms, and approval by insurers and Underwriters Laboratories as Grade A.
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Peoples Bank
C. B. McClintock Company
Geggs
Terrii
Hades
Underworld
McClintock
Federalsburg News in Briefs and School Play Rehearsals
Federalsburg seniors rehearse for the annual class play “The Whole Town’s Talking” March 12 and 13 with cast members Elliott Noble Ethel Jester Blanche Nichols Esther Meredith Elizabeth Butler Woodrow Wilson Frances Vickers Alfred Watson Priscilla Hurlock Wilmer Noble Alice Ketola Ralph Elrick Wesley Bullock as stage manager and staff in charge of properties and promotions Bethel M E Sunday school officers include Treat Calloway Frank W. Wagner James Harper Elsie Brittain E H Harper Daisey Stack Ida Stevens Mabel Calloway. James T Holt 75 farmer of Broad Creek near Blades dies after lifelong farming. survived by wife two sons John E James E Holt and Mrs Ray Truitt a sister Mrs Annie Williams and a brother C Byrd Holt. The Galloways visit Federalsburg amid ailing grandmother Mrs Lida Galloway. W W Holt moves to Pocomoke City for new job. Chamber of Commerce slogan contest ends today with $5 prize. Ruth Jefferson of South Orange N Y visits with sister Mrs Reland Handy.
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Taylor F. Johnston
Anita Loos
Elliott Noble
Ethel Jester
Blanche Nichols
Esther Meredith
Elizabeth Butler
Woodrow Wilson
Frances Vickers
Alfred Watson
Priscilla Hurlock
Wilmer Noble
Alice Ketola
Ralph Elrick
Wesley
Bullock
Helen Magers
Hattie Alford
Mary Wright
Bethel M. E. Sunday School
Treat Calloway
Frank W. Wagner
James Harper
Elsie Brittain
E. H. Harper
Daisey Stack
Bessie Russell
Ida Stevens
A. Calloway
Mabel Calloway
James T. Holt
Broad Creek Hundred
Blades
Delaware
John E
James E. Holt
Ray Truitt
C. Byrd Holt
Seaford
Annie Williams
Federalsburg
Douglas Galloway
Dagsboro
Lida Galloway
W. W. Holt
Pocomoke City
Holt
Chamber of Commerce
Ruth Jefferson
South Orange
N. Y
Reland Handy
Community events and visits noted across area
A full house attended a Wednesday program by the Andersontown Hobbs Community Club at Liden's School. Highlights include visits among local families and updates on an Easton hospital operation for Clayton Covey's daughter, with wishes for speedy recovery. The Caroline Charge quarterly conference met at Piney Church with good attendance.
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Liden’s School
Andersontown- Hobbs
Clayton Covey
Easton
Caroline Charge
Piney Church
T. H. Towers
Edward Towers
Pine Bluff
Salisbury
Geo. Henry
Dover
James Willoughby
Arthur Layton
Harrington
James Hardesty
Annie Elliott
L. H. Thomas
GC. E. Bright
Georgetown
M. Merriken
Monumental
Preston Community News Roundup From Preston Maryland
Social notes report Earl Nelson Jr to celebrate his eleventh birthday with friends. Church news note reopens services under Rev. Nugent with Preston and Williston scheduling alternate Sundays. Industrial Arts show planned March 11–12 to raise funds. Local residents mentioned include Elizabeth Whiteley, Louise Dukes, Helen Richardson, Mildred Taylor, Byron Waddell, and Henry Fletcher obituary.
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Earl Nelson, Jr
E. M. Nelson
Mariel Taylor
Eileen Gardner
Elinor Trice
Florence Hubbard
Virginia Fletcher
Patty Payne
Josephine Gallagher
Josephine Berry
Alva Lee Hollis
Anna Scarborough
Rebecca Blades
Helen Spices
Winfield Trice
Robert Taylor
Teddy Fletcher
James Patchett
Eugene Nelson
George Flaharty
Jimmie Gallagher
Art Willey
Church of the New Jerusalem
Rev
T. S. Nugent
Preston
Williston
P. H
Elizabeth Whiteley
Baltimore
Harry Whiteley
Louise Dukes
Helen Richardson
Denton
Enoch George
Mildred Taylor
Wilmington Residents Host Weekend Gatherings Across Area
Mr and Mrs Ed Thomas and Mr and Mrs Clarence Pritchett hosted guests from Wilmington including their son Billy. Mrs Henry Marvel welcomed a newborn son at Kent General Hospital Dover. Families from Goldsboro Marcus Hook and Huntington Valley visited relatives here as Miss Katherine Montague and Miss Alice Cartwright were noted among attendees.
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Ed. Thomas
Clarence Pritchett
Billy
Wilmington
John Pritchett
Henry Marvel
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Robi. Jarrell, Jr
Addie Jarrell
Goldsboro
E. C.gooden
Frank Workman
Farmingston
Geneva Burris
Ed. Stubbs
Howard Pratt
Carlton
Creighton Pratt
Marcus Hook
Darius Pippin
Henry
Hattie Smith
Alice Cartwright
Wilmingston
Katherine Montague
John Fields
F. B. Sweeney
Joseph Harris
Ben Cohee
Felton
Granville Gruwell
Emma Gooden
Huntington Valley
Nedra Gooden
Hearne
Silver Bickling
Elwood Bright
Hobbs
Annie Bennett
W. F. Clark
Pupils with perfect February attendance at Smithson School
February attendance shows Alton Cole Gustave Frase Thomas Mundt Karl Prager Leonard Cole Richard Frase Edward Hopkins William Mundt William Worm Lester Towers Leslie Cole Kenneth Flaharty John Mundt Virginia Towers Josephine Quidas Edna Hopkins and Ethel Quidas. Smithson's all year attendance list names Josephine Quidas Gustav Frase Karl Prager Leonard Cole Edward Hopkins William Mundt and Kenneth Flaharty as non missed days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Cole
Gustave Frase
Thomas Mundt
Karl Prager
Leonard Cole
Richard Frase
Edward Hopkins
William Mundt
William Worm
Lester Towers
Leslie Cole
Kenneth Flaharty
John Mundt
Virginia Towers
Josephine Quidas
Edna Hopkins
Ethel Quidas
Smithson School
Gustav Frase
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J. T. Carter
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J. W. Easley
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