Local notices and ads from Denton area page
Various local classifieds and notices including for sale of Korean Lespedeza seed and farm goods, room rentals, church events, a supper by Union M P Church Burrsville, a live-hen turkey duck egg hatching service, a Guernsey cow sale, state job exams, a rural sanitation WPA fund, a concert at Western Maryland College, film listings at Dentonia Theatre benefiting the Denton Soccer Team, obituaries for Mrs Mary Sidney Frances Maphis and Miss Gladys Westerfield, congressional updates on WPA funds in Caroline County, and local death notices for Mrs Clara I Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin C. Voss
Denton
Mud
Fred Kubler
Andersontown
T. H. Everngam
Market Street
Journal Printing Office
Mabel Duffey
Market St. and Ltd
M. E. Pasterfield
Wright Apartments
A. G. Saulsbury
Ridgely
Methodist Protestant Sunday School
Denton Volunteer Fire Co
M. E
Bessie M. Doerr
P. O
Federalsburg
Concord
Union M. P. Church
Burrsville
J. W. McCoy
F. Earl Love
Delhaven Evelyn
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Peterborough
N. H
State Employment Commission
Ernest A. Liden
Smithville
Noble
Easton
National Symphony Orchestra
Hans Kindler
Western Maryland College
Washington
Westminster
Wings of the Navy
Uncle Sam
George Brent
Qlivia de Havilland
John Payne
Frank McHugh
West Virginia
Shaffer
John Hornbaker
Albert Monroe
Harrington
William Maphis
New York
George Maphis
Florida
Bradley Church
Manassas
E. E. Blough
Gladys Westerfield
Lulu V. G. Westerfield
Harry A. G. Westerfield
Port Deposit
St. Francis Hospital
Wilmington
Patterson Funeral Home
Perryville
Miss Westerfield
Goldsborough
University
Clara I. Rice
Robert C. Rice
Caroline County
Rice
Arthur W. Williamson
William H
Mary Belle Sullivan Beauchamp
James C. Hardesty
Del
Frederick H. Beauchamp
American Corner
Clarence Beauchamp
Clarence
Milton S. Andrew
Douglas Milbury
Collinses celebrate 63rd wedding anniversary near Seaford
Mr and Mrs Kinzey H Collins of near Seaford observe their 63rd wed ding anniversary at their Neal's School district home five miles west of Seaford Del They wed March 9 1876 at the Culver home near Laurel by Rev Fox Methodist Protestant minister He 84 she 80 in good health They have 13 children 12 living five of whom reside in Seaford Fed eralsburg Md and Wilmington Del plus others in Hurlock and Newark Del The couple hosted a family dinner with children grandchildren and great grandchildren and received many gifts from friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinzey H. Collins
Seaford
Delaware
Neal’s
Del
Collins
Hiam H and
Patience Elizabeth Culver
Laurel
Fox
Gilbert Bradley
T. W. Bradley
Franklin Street
Lewis Truitt
Byron
Trappe
Ogle Cannon
Hiram Meekins
Mildred Brohawn
Cambridge
Roland Saunders
Shirley
Harry Plummer
Jimmie
Charlie Lauck
San Naylor
Hillsboro
Frank Lane
Charlie Knott
Margaret Jean Lane
Herbert Lane
Harper
Ridgely
Irvin Smith
Thomas Hignatt
Elizabeth Morris
Harry Burns
Harriett Burns
Alfred Morris
Thurman Harris
Elizabeth Hoffman
Mary and
Ruth
Charles Davis
Denton
Louise Todd
Harmony
Ruth Noble
William W. Noble
Ralph S. Wetsten
Summit
N. J
A. Powell Davies
Southern Pines
N. C
Mgr
Wetsten
Passaic Avenue
Caroline High School
Towson Teachers College
Johns Hopkins University
Columbia
Yale
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Public Service Electric and Gas Company
Newark
Gerald Pine
Roland Chaffinch
Herbert Bamberger
James Clarke
William Wolf
Talmage Strong
Earle White
Dan Crouse
Hurlock
Denton Club
St. Patrick’s Day
Cooper
Fred M. Stafford
Dorothy Virginia
Carl W. Graham
E. T. Graham
Chestertown
M. P. Parsonage
Centreville
L. C. Randall
Virginia
Graham
Wilmer Fell Davis
Annapolis
Edward F. Pierce
Federalsburgz
Gerald M. Pine
Carvel Hall
Harry Stephenson
Harmony M. P. Church
Gootee S. Roe
Mortie Gavetti
Swarthmore
Cornelius Galvin
Edgar Roe
Chester
Earle J. Cohee
Louise
Whitford
Alex Noble
Tuckahoe Neck
B. F. Greenlee
Arthur Greenlee
J. Virgil Moore
T. Lane Moore
West Palm Beach
Fla
Maud Stewart
Baltimore
Wm. A. Stewart
Elizabeth Murphy
Easton Hospital
Health Committee Answers Denton School Health Questions
The Health Committee met March 3 to address questions about school health programs. Principal reports from Emmett Hignutt and Conover Crouse informed a Q and A printed by the Denton Journal, covering preschool clinics, vaccination, mid-morning snacks, and classroom temperature settings, with follow up questions promised next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton P.T. A
Denton
Emmett Hignutt
Conover Crouse
Denton Journal
Board of Education
County Health Department
Journal
Rone
Eastern Shore Federation Meets at Federalsburg
The Eastern Shore District of the Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs met in Federalsburg on March 2 at 1 59 pm with President Mrs Edgar F Bradley presiding Plans were laid for the spring session to be held in Hurloch Theatre Hurloch on April 28 with principal speaker Mrs Hester Beall Proberson from the University of Maryland and Cambridge Woman's Club providing the program. Three minute dramatic skits will feature clubs from the district. Nominating committee members named a slate for a three year term: President Mrs Samuel L Esin Cambridge Woman's Club Vice President Mrs Wilmer Fell Davis Federalsburg Woman's Club Recording Secretary Mrs James W Thughes Elkton Woman's Club Corresponding Secretary Mrs Russell S Davis Cambridge Woman's Club Treasurer Mrs Grady Powell Pocomoke Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federalsburg
Edgar F. Bradley
Harloch
Hurloch Theatre
Hurloch
Maryland
Hester Beall Provenson
Dept. of Speech
Univrsity of
Cambridge Woman’s Club
Milton Pope
Salisbury
D. W. Davi
Denton
J. H. Summerfield
Thomas Fleming
St. Michaels
P. C. Richardson
Harlockh
Samuel L. Esin
Wilmer Fell Davis
Vederalsburg Woman’s Club
James W. Thughes
Elkton Woman's Club
Russell S. Davis
Cambridge Woman's Club
Grady Powell
Pocomokhe Woman’s Club
Soft ball season near as Maryland group plans meet
The Maryland Amateur Softball Association schedules a March 11 gathering at Clifton Park Junior High School Baltimore for interested players. Local Denton teams stayed independent last year and anticipate similar status this season. Also note a March 19 Ridge Church event by Mai Dela Round Table with guest speaker Max Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Maryland Amateur Softball Association
Cliiton Park Junior High School
25Th St
Hanford Road
Baltimore
Max Chambers
Preston
Young Peoples’ Department
The
Church of the Brethren
Ridge
Kenny Cool
Wyoming
Del
Farmington, del
Rosalie Lyons
Easton
Green Hill
Ridgely
Fairview
Cordova
Farmington
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Local Club Talks
Mrs. Edgar Biadhey of Hurlock led Ridgely Community Club with a talk titled The Time Object of Living. Attendees included Mrs. Max Chambers of Preston and Mrs. Biadles with Miss Wright as escort. reports from the Good Neighbor Club and Whiar nin’s noted. Tea followed, and visits spanned Ridgely residents with multiple family gatherings and social events throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Biadhey
Hurlock
Eastern Shore Pederaton of
Ridgely
Max Chambers
Preston
Carole County
Walter Moore
L. B. Bobbitt
Goldsboro
Furmans Crove Hoanmaker Club Meeting Report
The Furman Crove Hoanmaker Club met on March 7 at Mi Ro Cherry near Todgely with thirteen members and one visitor. President Mars. Chiton Crouse presided, business included book reading, scrapbook plans, a demonstration on kitchen utensils, a book review, and a decision to fund part of Rural Women's Short Course attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furman's Crove Hoanmaker Club
Muar
Mi Ro
Cherry
Todgely
Thirreeen
Mars
Chiton Crouse
Pye
van Greiner
Chas
Barton
Homer Hutchison
Rosalyn
Red Gate
Nicholson
Mais
US Supreme Court
Rene Wood
Ro Cherry
Public Health Board Meets in Ridgeley Area
The Public Health Board met with representatives from Ridgely Federalsburg and Denton. Miss Leamus state nutritionist discussed her work and reliance on local groups to achieve best results. Mass Alice Holland reported on county physicians and health work engaging teachers and mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publi Health Baaid
Ridgely
Federalsburg
Denton
Leamus
Mass Alice Holland
Mass Tofband
The
Brethren Church
Babs
St. Louis
Pet Milk Company
Health Department
Easton Hospital
Children’ Hospital
Baltamere
Assembly program items and engagements noted
Miss Leona Dickrager led a Friday morning assembly at the high school with Open Viduh a declamation by Emma Lee Parker a song by Jeanette and Pauline Maik land and a senior class play. Engagement announced for Miss Helen Keyes Whright of Poughkeepsie NY to Edwin Chandlee White of Hartford Conn. University of Delaware freshman Harry Quillen visited home over weekend. Bridgeville High hosts Harbor at the Hulington Tech basketball opener. Mrs. BE OW White confined at home Delaware Ave for a week amid illness. Florence Simmons Philadelphia visited with the Cam family. Mrs. Borum Portsmouth Virgina visiting Miss Crooline Sharp. Mrs. Aalie Wik recovering after two weeks up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Dickrager
Emma Lee Parker
Jeanette
Pauline Maikland
Helen Keyes Whright
Orville Ro Wright
Poughkecepsie
New York
Edwin Chandlee White
G. Merchont White
Startford
Conn
Harry Quillen
University of Delaware
Om Weimer Avenue
Charles Wingate
Philadelphaa
War, Wing
Noah Cam
Borum
Portsmouth
Virginia
Crooline Sharp
Aalie Wik
Queen Anne Scout Card Party Nets Funds for Camping
The Philsboro Queen Anne Boy Scouts hosted a Friday card party that raised over fifty dollars for equipment and camping supplies. The event honored donors and Mrs. George C. Moore and her committee for their tireless help, as the group grows to twenty seven members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philsboro
Queen Anne
George C. Moore
Frank Willis
Orlando
Florida
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Celebrates 69th Anniversary
The 69th wedding anniversary of Joeph Mo Short and Mrs Shei sparked a day of surprises as friends presented flowers and messages. Monday travelers including Mr and Mrs J N Clath and other locals noted visits from Decatur Freights and Milford, with several families hosting or visiting over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joeph Mo Short
Fate
Tanker
Shei
Frances Beaven
Pocomoke
Hf. Lay Beaven
C. W. Spiv
Genevieve
Ruth
Bernard Pinder
Pine Brook
N.S
Howasid Dodds
Mia
Joseph Thomas
Chester
Vanl Mas
Howard Dodds
Milford Kline
Newton Smith
Salsbury
Mice
Milton Beaton
Dirghtor
Margaret
Baltimore
Afi
J. N. Clath
Funeral rites for William Purnell Jackson at Salisbury
Funeral rites were held Thursday afternoon for William Purnell Jackson, former Maryland U.S. Senator, in Salisbury. The service was led by Dr. Wanalron Po Tos of the Abury Methodist Church. Jackson, born in Salisbury in 1867, was appointed to the Senate in 1912 to fill a vacancy and later held key roles in state politics, business, and the Democratic and Republican parties. He is survived by his son W. Newton Jackson, a daughter Mrs. C. B. Schobte, two wives, two children from the second marriage, and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Purnell Jackson
Salsbury
U.S
Maryland
Wanalron Po Tos
Abury Method T
Republican National
Teadore Rayner
Marsland
All Health
Jackson
Salisbury National Bank
Peninsula General Hospital
Jackson and Jackson Shirt Company
Jackson Lumber Company
Salisbury
Exrense
Dover School
Delaware Conference Academy
Dover
Del
W. Newton Jackson
C. B. Schobte
Philadelphia
Sallie McComb
Havre de Grace
Catherine Shelmerdine
William IT
Frank D. Fripp
Bronxsville
Josiah Marvel
Withington
Preston and Bridge Club Gather for Weekend Socials
Mrs Max Chambers hosted the Saturday Bridge Club with guests Mrs Harris Res Deane Mrs Mason and Mrs Raymond Deane of Federalsburg. Prize winners were Mrs Cannon club prize Mrs Raymond Deane guest prize and Mrs Mason consolation. Additional notices include entertaining parties and weekend visits across Centreville Chester Town and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Chambers
Harris
Res. Deane
Mason
Raymond Deane
Federalsburg
Cannon
Johnson Bonner
Mit
Ohn Higgins
Hinloch
A. T. Brodes
Lord Baltimore
Doroth
Osteen
Davi
Cookman Orrell
Centreville
Howard Haters
Pieston Trucking
Burton Proctor
Rebecca Blades
Mis
EL 2B Blades
Dorothy Oxteen
Baltimore
Josephine Gallagher
Local Social Roundup Around Kenton and Wilmington
Marydel residents and neighboring towns gathered Sunday with Emma Gooden and others while travelers visited Wilmington for family and medical visits. The Pickering Family entertained at Marshel Community Hall on March 9, and many locals hosted and visited friends across Dover Cheswold Smyrna and Milford area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Hazel
Kenton
Lockwood Gooden
Dover
Maud Smith
Wyoming
Ella Jump
Queen Anne
Fred Bowdle
Emma Gooden
Harry Heather
Janet
Wilmington
Homeopathic Hospital
Pickering
Marshel Community Hall
George Moore
Amos Wyatt
Medford Starkey
Templesille
Elmer Bowdle
George and Dowland Lanch
Lois
Thnay Smith
Margaret Smith
Ralph Poore
Masney
Richard Johnson
Cumberland
J. Ef. Scotten
Harry Smith
Harry Robinson
Ridgely
Maude Schweitzer
Betty Lou
John Stafford
Quine
Henderson
G. R. Kelly
Harry C. Bowdle
Smyrna
Max Sonderegger
New York City
Paul Standerson
Near Town
Tyson Heather
T. A. Geiser
Harry E. Bowdle
Molly Smith
Linwood
Chaence Phillips
Dorothy Shultie
Carl Nichols
Greensboro
T. D. Garrison
Cheswold
Floyd Moore
John Wilkens
Melrose
Mass
Clarence Phillips
John Shewbroakhs
Paul Jones
Walmington
Lydia Johnson
Alfred Griffith
Larry Ennis and Sons
Mary Dailey
Hartiy
John Jacobs
TE. S. Dailey
John Earl
Fern Pitcher
Millsboro
Francis Bowdle
Orphans Court Proceedings On Krueger Estate Maryland
The will of Matilda Krueger of Caroline County was filed proven and admitted to probate. Charles R. Krueger was granted letters testamentary and bond filed. Creditors notice issued appraisers named. Petitions filed to rescind order reopen real estate proceedings and distribute stock and accounts for Nancy E Thornton estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Krueger
Caroline County
Charles R. Krueger
Joseph Gallagher
Ss. E. Douglas
John Karker
William J. Rickards
Nancy E. Thornton
Greensboro Mourns Mrs. Totheroh and Local Leaders
Greensboro community recalls Mrs. Qetavin Totheroh who died at home near the depot after a heart attack. She lived here nearly all her life, 71 years, active in the Baptist church since 1920. Survivors include two sons, brothers, and a host of friends. funeral at Greensboro Baptist Church with interment in Greensboro cemetery. Additional notices report 51-year-old merchant Mr. Calvin Butler dying after a four-year illness, with details of his family and Red Men membership, plus a county meeting about a potential shirt factory, a community club tree planting, and a reception for the Greensboro pastor and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benajmin
Eliza Hobbs
M. Luther Hobbs
Wilmington
Burt Hobbs
Greensboro
Charles Hobbs
Baltimore
Paul Burke
Greensboro Baptist Church
Norman Upsilton
William Joiner
Clinton Edwards
Nolan Edwards
Fred Johnson
W. Thomas Thornton
Calvin Butler
Mr. Butler
Thomas H. Butler
Sallie Butler
James
Ranococus Tribe
Improved Order of Red Men
James T. Butler
Tilghman Smith
Fish
Greensboro Community Club
Charles Bulbrough Sr
Otto
St. Patrick’s
Evelyn Asilton
Ruth Smith
Jesse Smith
St. Patrick
Rinner
Paul F. Burke
Carrie Hobbs
Luther Hobbs
Octavia Totheroh
Thomas Edwards
Hubert Dill
Magnolia
Del
John Wyatt
Miss Betts
Nelson Wyatt
Will and Smith Edwards
Edward Caudill
Thurman Passwaters
Billie
Marshall Huston
Claymont
Marke Karcher
Harry Karcher
Frank Baughley
Burton
Louella Stufft
Homer Stufft
Charles Staple
Chester
William Sipple
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Grudge McGouch
Maroo
Charles Hammond
Mas
Wddiy Gannon
Mass. Gannon
Mass Lucile Tlamimond
Harold Hafer
Lancaster
Ridgely Reformed Church
Dennis Werrine
New Bridge
Reve
O. BR. Reed
James Johnson
Millard Johnson
Church House
Herbert Kloeneman
Samuel Thomas
Walter Mitchell
Joanne
Oa Vision
Iitle Mass Patss Mullikhin
Helen Norris
Harry Stedman
James Stedman
Philadelphiaralee
James Stedmin Jr
Mary Stedman
Treasury
Joseph Roche Junior
Charlotte Ann
Mic
Abs
Frank Kabler
Mire
George McGough
Phoebe Dine
John Davis
Earl Wooley
Caester
Hase
Matlery Winstead
Ronald Lane
Elizabeth Haymaker
Elmer Anthony
Viola Jones
Pree
BE. S. Matthews
Norman Nash
Near Eidgeely
Kellar Crouse
Cape Charles
Harald Pountain
Emma Jackson
Richard
Mroo
Oscar Simons
Charles Pelot
Josce Saulsbury
Drexel Institute
Ali
Ortel Saulshute
Richard Blackburn
William Marvel
Mic O
Clinton Stoeps
Norman Watson
Elma
Sundin
J. T. Saulvbury
Keene
Hanover
Draper
Boonesboro
Val
Andew Mitchell
Edna Detwiler
A. G. Gereths
Peoaliquor
Martha Lee Lister
Marion Stoops
Thelma Bowman
Salisbury Normal School
Ed. Bowman
Shmuel Lard
Kermit
Street
Harry Laird
Virginia Nossinger
Adam Holsinger
Mattie Brumbaugh
Mary
Charles Reese
Norris Butler
Wilnington
Clarence Johnson
Daniel Butler
Jimmie Mitchell
Fred Scully
Public Health News
Clyde Fleming
United States
Navi
Wilh Fleming
Edna
Norfolk
Fleming
Han
Pacific
Jocal Community Club
J. Willard Sullivan
Leroy Sard
W. C. Steveon
Ida Dyer
Dyer
Byron B. Barton
Byron Barton Jr
Salisbury State Teachers’ College
Elizabeth Linch
Lathan Hutchison
Furman's Grove
Loong Mae
Mane Hutchison
Heartown
Forde Adams
Bette Mae
Samuel Briscoe
Edward Goodhand
W. F. Whetser
Bradford Duhton
Tuckahoe
W. P. Jackson
Marydel
Orphans' Court