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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1934

Page

5

Local Denton ads mix sales, meetings and notices

Denton merchants list carload seed oats, stoves, ranges, a 85 dollar Kelvinator refrigerator and house for sale on Riverton avenue. Church groups schedule Lent sewing, bake sales, Easter specials, and a theater benefit. Local officials host relief work, optometrists meet, and a car accident near Elkton followed by medical care. Funeral for Mrs. Sallie Vickery Scott noted with family survivors listed.

Johnson’s M. K. Newnam Denton Cleaners & Dyers Nuttle - Milling Co Denton Farmers Supply Co Riverton Ave Masonic Building Seth H. Hurdle Maryland Delaware Association of Optometrists F. J. Wright S. M. Oman Easton John J. Ghingher Baltimore State Bank Title Guarantee and Trust Company Fred Towers Orphans’ Court Caroline County United American Mechanics Burrsville M. P W. T. Archer C. H. Roe Caroline Council T. Alan Goldsborough Penn Athletic Club Philadelphia Kelley Goldsborough Harrisburg Elkton Carlton R. Lane Ridgely Denton Fire Company Dentonia Theatre Wilmington Del St. Michaels Irvin Smith The Minstrel Kenneth Shockley Samuel Young Roy Sard Greensboro Carville Fleetwood Roland Irwin Towers Irwin Fletcher Clark William H. Neal William Cohee Clarence Roe Roland Satterfield Sherman L. Tribbitt Sallie Vickery Scott William H. Scott Hickman Hickman M. E W. L. Jump Hollywood Cemetery Harrington Scott Amos Henry Edgar Lee Harvey Leslie Scott J. C. Fountain W. M. Liden James Enright Wayne, Pa Elsie Scott

Eastern Star group hosts meeting at Federalsburg

The Eastern Star Present and Past Matrons and Patrons Association for the Eastern Shore of Maryland met in Federalsburg with Nan tico ke Chapter No 64 hosting. Officers were elected for the four year old group with members from multiple towns and a banquet in the Temple Theatre followed by a program in the Masonic Temple.

Eastern Star Maryland Federalsburg Nanticoke Temple Theatre Masonic Temple Reba Wright Alice Howard Edward Bramble East New Market Oliver Wright Chestertown Lena Layton Berlin Denton Emily G. Swiss Carrie Morgan Mildred C. Johnson May C. Bailey Jessie Deen James Nelson E. F. Withers Eastern Osteopathic Association Pennsylvania New York City Withers Osteopathic Physicians of T. A. Cleaves T. Clayton Cleaves H. J. Ramsdell California Mexico Yosemite National Park San Joaquin Valley Mojave Desert Arizona Southland Bringhurst Caroline County Caroline High School State Employment Commission Light St Baltimore Ruth Hearne Laurel Department of Science Prince George’s County Dorothy Simmons Board of Education Hearne Margaret Virginian Argo Ellendale Del Robert Eugene Carroll Preston Thomas J. Turkington Methodist Protestant Church Effa J. Patchett Annie E. Pippin Ventnor N. J O. J. Redden Eugenia van Redney Alfred Smith J. W. Kirk Linthicum Heights Beatrice Deen J. W. Thawley Wilmington Keplar Barnett Queen Anne Brick Hotel R. H. Bailey Salisbury Hobbs Bridge Carroll George

Local Social News From Burrsville and Chester

Burton area notices report visits among Hopkins Chance Fountain and Hunt families, with several Chester residents visiting relatives. Unity Homemakers Club to meet March 21 at Mrs Will Jroe, plus numerous visits to Philadelphia and local hospitals. Journal office advertises wedding invitations and fine printing services.

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Forest Wardens Urge Prompt Fire Reporting Statewide

The Department of Forestry promotes rapid reporting of even small fires to prevent costly damage. A listed corps of Forest Wardens across counties will assist residents. brush burners should notify wardens before burning to avoid dispatches. The county wardens and contact details are provided.

Department of Forestry Wm. A. Andrew Federalsburg Irvin Brumbaugh Greensboro Harry J. Collins R. D Charles Ellwanger Camp Grove Albert H. Engle Dover Bridge E. Hambleton Grace Harmony Oscar E. Kelley Chris Nagel Dallas Neal Andersontown W. Edmond Neal Smithville C. Fulton Noble Preston Preston Ralph E. Ober Baltimore Edward Quillen Clarence H. Roe Denton Denton H. J. Rosebrook Newton John F. Shultz Marydel A. Clark Smith Goldsboro J. K. Snowberger

Public hearing on 22 000 volt line over Choptank River

Eastern Shore Public Service Company seeks permit to build a 22 000 volt overhead transmission line across the Choptank River about 1 000 feet north of the Denton railroad bridge in Denton Maryland. Hearing set for March 23 1934 at 3 45 PM in the Masonic Building. Colonel E J Dent Corps of Engineers district engineer presiding. The plan calls for a minimum vertical clearance of 100 feet over mean high water. Public invited to attend or submit written statements for the record to War Department consideration.

Eastern Shore Public Service Company Salisbury Denton Maryland Masonic War Department

New LTL Penn Railroad Service Widens Market Reach

Walter S. Franklin reports strong early use of the new store door collection and delivery system for less-than-carload freight on the Pennsylvania Railroad. February shipments rose to 90,128 from January 76,484 and December 44,380, with collection and delivery growing from 13 percent of LTL waybills in December to over 25 percent in February.

Pennsylvania Railroad Walter S. Franklin Franklin CWA Maryland Harry Greenstein Relief Administration Allegany County Anne Arundel County Baltimore County Calvert County Caroline County Carroll County Cecil County Charles County Dorchester County Frederick County Garrett County Harford County Howard County Kent County Montgomery County Prince George's County Queen Anne's County St. Mary’s County Somerset County Talbot County Washington County Wicomico County Worcester County City of Baltimore

Grove Social Notes Include Local Visits and Illness

Mr and Mrs John Hoover and Mr and Mrs Charles McNeal of Philadelphia spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ben Cohee. Mrs McNeal known as Miss Ethel Williamson. Mrs Charles Clark called Mother Clark ill at son Joseph Clark’s home and hopes for recovery. Miss Jennie Butler visited Ed Butler and attended a senior class play at Preston. Rev H H Schauer spent the Sunday making pastoral calls as Grove Charge had no services. Eugene Carroll and family spent weekend with his parents Charles and Mrs Carroll. George Burr and visitors from Pocomoke City visited last Sunday.

John Hoover Charles McNeal Philadelphia Ben. Cohee McNeal Ethel Williamson Charles Clark Mother Clark Joseph Clark Jennie Butler Ed. Butler Preston Grove H. H. Schauer Eugene Carroll Carroll Charles Carroll George Burr Pocomoke City

Death of Mrs Helen Ringgold in Ridgely noted

Weekly Rhgely News Letter records the death of Mrs Helen Madara Ringgold wife of Roger R Ringgold in Ridgely after a prolonged illness. She was survived by husband a son Roger Jr and daughter Jesse S Fifer and several siblings with services held at home and burial in Greensboro cemetery.

Signups Follow Original Wheat Adjustment Plan

Farmers signups for the reopened wheat adjustment program will mirror the original campaign with April 15 as the last signup day. W H Evans was informed by T B Symons state director of extension. Contact your community or county committees or agent. forms and procedures stay the same with minor numbering changes to separate new contracts from old.

W. H. Evans T. B. Symons County Allotment Committee Washington State Board of Review

Missionary Zone meeting at Trinity M E Church

The Eastern Shore district Missionary Zone met at Trinity M E Church with speakers Mrs Copeland and Mrs Meeks from Baltimore. Millington Epworth League to lead Sunday night services at Trinity M E Church next week. Ladies Aid Society enjoyed a gathering in Assembly Hall hosted by Mrs Jennie Griffin. Several residents visited Wilmington and Philadelphia, and local parishioners attended services led by Rev. Mr. Smallwood of Church Hill.

Eastern Shore District Trinity M. E Copeland Meeks Baltimore Millington Epworth League Ladies Aid Society Assembly Hall Jennie Griffin Virgie Cartwright Dallas Anne Edith Wilmington Philadelphia Smallwood Church Hill Trinity M. E. Church South Carroll Elliott Evans Towson Marjorie Williams Easton Mollie Shockley Berry Wyoming Chas. Phillips Anna Green Bridgetown J. C. Kinnamon

Motorist safety quiz in Keystone Motorist March issue

A questionnaire in the March issue of Keystone Motorist, official publication of the Keystone Automobile Club, tests drivers on safe driving rules. Albert E. Buckley of the Maryland club urges periodic self checks of motor laws and highway safety conduct with questions on left turns on green arrows, pedestrian injury duties, lane use on four-lane roads, handling skids, and responses to streetcar slowing.

Keystone Motorist Keystone Automobile Club Albert E. Buckley Keystone Automobile Club of Maryland Police Department

Federalsburg Boasts Oldest Cyclists In County

Mrs Laura Williams who marked her 80th birthday on March 9 remains the country’s veteran woman cyclist. Her brother William J Willis, aged 85, shows continued agility on the same bicycle he has ridden for 33 years. They estimate a combined mileage over 100000 miles and mostly ride between Seaford Federalsburg. Willis has a son R E Willis and two grandchildren including Miss Sarah Willis of Baltimore.

Laura Williams Federalsburg William J. Willis Seaford Del Williams Jesse Williams Willis Mr. Willis R. E. Willis Sarah Willis Baltimore

Williston Community Church Service Schedule

Williston Community Church will be open for services tomorrow afternoon with Sunday School at 2 16 and preaching by the pastor the Rev T L Nugent at 3 oclock The text is Mark 12 37 The common people heard him gladly.

Williston Community Church T. L. Nugent

Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Visits and Homecomings

Emma Newlee returned to Greensboro after weeks with her niece Mrs Elwood Fleming. Henry Fisher from Red Bank New Jersey spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs H S Fisher. Edwin Gale from Wilmington visited his parents over the weekend. Reverend John White of Denton dined with Mr and Mrs Milton Beaven. Christine Wilson of Ridgely visits Mr and Mrs H Lay Beaven. Mary Rowe visits her sister Mrs Harry Wright in Preston.

Emma Newlee Elwood Fleming Greensboro Henry Fisher Red Bank N. J H. S. Fisher Edwin Gale Wilmington F. Hl. Gale John White Denton Milton Beaven Leroy Detwiler Kemp Stewart Christine Wilson Ridgely H. Lay Beaven

Queen Anne civic activities and classes planned

Miss Dora Sewell will lead a weekly reading and dramatics class as a Civil Works Administration project for unemployed teachers. She teaches business English in Easton and Cordova on specific weeknights. The Civic Committee, chaired by Mrs. Laura Knotts, met to discuss Maryland history sponsorship through another channel. Local clubs and church groups hold meetings, visits, and social events as spring activities unfold in Queen Anne.

Dora Sewell Washington College Chestertown Sewell Adult Easton Cordova Civil Works Administration Laura Knotts Maryland Boys’ Club St. Paul’s Church M. E Queen Anne Hillsboro John Skinner Skinner C. L. Fossitt St. Paul’s M. E. Church South Woman’s Home Missionary Society of M. E. Church Isaac Sparklin Thos. Hackett Darlington Robby Hackett Eleanor Flowers Glee Club Ella Jump Wyoming Del Harrington

Templeville Ladies Aid to Present Program Saturday

Templeville Ladies Aid entertained at Mrs. Herbert Knotts home. They plan a Templeville Church program on Saturday night March 24 with two dialogues recitations sport play and music by local and visiting talent from Folcroft Pa and Dover. Visitors include Mrs P E Snyder and Mrs Clarence Haines visiting their mother Mrs William H Cooper. Mrs Cooper discharged from Easton Hospital. Local visits feature Mr Walter Crammer of Beach Haven NJ with Mr and Mrs Thomas Golt. Mrs Cooper’s trip listed. Marjorie Pippin visiting grandmother near Dover Del. Louise Golt visiting Mary Knotts near Sadlersville.

Helen Madara Ringgold Roger R. Ringgold William A Mary Madara Altoona Ridgely Pennsylvania Mr. Madara J. C. Madara St. Paul’s Collins Madara Washington, D .C Harry Madara Roaring Springs John Madara Claysburg Greensboro Cemetery Women’s Home Missionary Society I. E. Mason Indifference Mary Laird Procrastination Short Littlemoney Walter Moore Busywoman Hemmons Elsie Matthews Edna Detwiler Andrew Mitchell Lee Mitchell Stephen June Lynch Houston Pennington Eugene Pennington Leroy Detwiler Wilmington George Wooters Dorothy Merchant Julia Ann Levetti Maurice Levingstein Chester Kemp J. M. Swing Frank Seward Ord Raleigh Swing Davis T. W. Jones Harrington Mason Newark Sister Baptista St. Gertrude’s Bride Gladys Rash Louise Wilson Hilda Cherry Ellen Swann Paul Callahan Douglas Bennington Wilson Binebrink Stephen Redden Edith Binebrink Robert Kibler Mary Callahan Alan Dragoo Arthur Shockley Snow Hill Eastern Shore Public Service Company Fifer Easton Porter J. H. Roche John Grabille Baltimore Herbert Knotts Templeville Church Folcroft Dover Dela P. E. Snyder Blanchester Ohio Clarence Haines Coshocton Del Louise Golt Mary Knotts Sadlersville

Bethlehem News Summary of Local Social Highlights

Mrs. Theodore Hatton and son spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Alva Brades. Mrs. J B Thompson and grandson Jack Hobbs visited in Bethlehem. Mrs. John Brodes and Mrs. Charles Christopher were in Preston with the Lloyd and Ralph Brodes. Nurse Agnes Legates, from Chester Hospital, is visiting her parents. The Ladies Aid plans a rehearsal for a play titled The Strike of the Ladies Aid. Esther Harrington accepted a position at Woorner's Beauty Salon in Federalsburg. Mrs. Everett Stevens of Easton visits her parents.

Theodore Hatton J. B. Thompson Jack Hobbs Alva Brades John Brodes Charles Christopher Preston Lloyd Ralph Brodes Agnes Legates Chester Hospital John Smith Ladies Aid Esther Harrington Woorner’s Federalsburg Everett Stevens Easton Wm. Harding

Mrs. Della Lister Die at 37 Near Anthony's Mill

Mrs Della Lister 37 wife of John E Lister died Thursday at Easton Hospital Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 pm at the Stephens farm near Anthony's Mill with interment in Denton Cemetery Rev W T Archer officiating She was a daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Greenlee of Greensboro Five children survive with her husband

Della Lister John E. Lister Easton Hospital Stephens Farm Anthony’s Mill Denton Cemetery W. T. Archer Lister B. F. Greenlee Greensboro

Agricultural professor estimates wheat yield miracle

An agricultural professor claims a single grain of wheat could generate 100 hexillion grains by the 10th year. The remark playfully underscores optimism about rapid crop multiplication and future yields.

Preston Koerber to star in As You Like It at Washington College

Preston Erwin Koerber son of Mrs Alma Koerber of Preston and a senior at Washington College will play Adam in a forthcoming production of As You Like It Koerber has led roles with the Washington College Players and the Shakespeare Club A busy social note adds that Mrs M Parker Mrs Thos Trice and others were entertained at cards in Denton last Wednesday night and Epiphany Mission services are announced for Sunday and Friday evenings

Erwin Koerber Alma Koerber Preston Washington College Shakespeare Club Koerber Adam Oliver Washington College Players M. Parker Thos. Trice E. B. Blades Max Chambers Lee Noble Emaline Wright J. L. Gallagher Robert Fleetwood Denton Epiphany Mission Fletcher Sisk Florida John Nobles A. M. Willey Harry Wright C. E. Elzey Baltimore Epiphany Mission Guild George Webb Federalsburg Lorelle Parrott Harvey Parrott W. J. Bonner Wilmington Louise van Dyke Alva Blades Bridge John Noble Douglas Fooks Norfolk Percy Douglas Howard Holden Easton

Resolutions of Respect for Brother Towers

February 6 marked the death of Brother Lawrence B. Towers a charter member of Caro line Council Jr O U A M No 176. The resolution notes his leadership in industry finance and politics and his sympathy for the distressed. The council honors his memory drapes its charter in mourning for 30 days and sends notices to his widow and to the Denton Journal.

Lawrence B. Towers Brother Towers Caroline Council Jr. O. U. A. M. No Denton

See our New Model Frigidaires

Retail message from M. K. Newnam promotes new Frigidaire models with emphasis on lowest prices and convenient terms.

M. K. Newnam

Greensboro Boy Scouts Meet With Winners In Indoor Track Event

Greensboro and environs report from the high school auditorium where the Boy Scouts held a weekly meeting. The event included an indoor track meet with races and field events, a Court of Honor planned for April 3, and a prayerful benediction as Bill Briggs earned a cycling merit badge amid a busy social calendar of local families.

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the Local Department Burrsville Howard Hopkins Harold Hopkins James Hopkins Lloyd Davis Anna Chance Warren Pierce John L. Chance Charlie Fountain C. N. Fountain Unity Homemakers’ Club Will Jroe John Moore C. N., Fountain Robert Garrett Kent General Hospital Annie Downham Bob Hunt R. H. Thawley Wesley Thawley Claudia Meeks Catherine Chance Mollie Cahall Will Simpson Carlton Harris John Chance Irwin T. Sparklin Elben’s Mill Harry L. Sullivan Louis Walls E. J. Dent Corps of Engineers Rhgely Williston Tuckahoe Mrs Mary Rowe Templeville Bethlehem Francis W. Kirwan Riches Blackburn Boy Scouts John Lankford Bill Briggs Russell Deaner Norman Walls Leon Spence Bill Spence Robert Bilbrough Harrison Nashold Howard Bilbrough Clifton Hutson Edward Vandegrift Harry Hubbard Lawrence Luff Freddy Jarvis Kenneth Cahall Leon Pleasanton Harold Butler Grant Evans Charles Wieneke Bill Pippin Lankford Lank‘ford Aurelia Simpers Jarman Clinton B. Jarman Jarman Hugh Beard Elizabeth Simpers Clinton B. Jarman Jr Cincinnati Wheeler Ensor John Wyatt Thomas Hughes Mervin Rosalie Zack Voshell Joseph Edwards Joseph Edwards. the Church Aid of the Baptist Church W. Thomas Thornton G. Y. Carrow Centreville Little Norman Dill Earl Dill Blanche Richards Salem C. B. Jarman Effa Plummer J. A. Sabin Elizabeth Sharp Ralph Sharp Oliver Marker Elizabeth Viola Fred Monroe P. E. Taylor Dundalk William Sipple Marcus Hook Medford Price Charles Walls Barclay Jeanette Wyatt Masten’s Corner Alice Riddleberger Harry Jones Gilbert Bryan Alice Bearman W. L. Goldsborough Lewis Jones S. D
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