Local notices and sales in Denton area commerce
The page lists for sale items and services including Timothy and clover hay in Denton, a dog stray notice, rental options on Franklin Street, bake sales by Christ Church and Piney M. E. Church, a meat platter missing from a Firemen supper, a chest disease clinic led by Dr. Hurdle, a benefit movie Little Orphan Annie at Dentonia Theatre, poultry and eggs for sale, blood tested stock of Barred Rock eggs, disease reports in Caroline county, a variety supper at Hickman M. E. Church, broadcast by Charles W. Sylvester on home economics, funeral notice for Edward B. Maloney, Shriners stag party at Oakley Beach, 4-H club meeting and Eastern Shore Optometrists meeting highlights, and multiple club and federation notices with forthcoming district and state events.
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St. Patrick’s Day
Timothy
Clover Hay
Wm. Bullock
Denton
Amos Crouse
Franklin Street
W. D. Taylor
Christ Church
Market Street
2Nd
S&s. S. Harrington
E. A. Pepper
Masonic Building
Seth H. Hurdle
Dentonia Theatre
M. E. Church
Ladies of the Brethren Church of
Caroline Motor Co
Piney M. E
R. O. P. Stock
Madison Square Garden
W. A. Cawley
Caroline County
Ridgely
Hickman M. E. Church
Charles W. Sylvester
Baltimore
WCAO
Edward B. Maloney
Sykesville State Hospital
Paul Maloney
Mr. Maloney
Ruth Maloney
Nurses Training School of Emergency Hospital
Easton
Oakley Beach
Cambridge
John W. Noble
Preston
Eastern Shore Shrine Club
Noble
Caroline
Dorothy Emerson
Maryland University
Eastern Shore Association of Optometrists
Fred J. Wright
William M. Gilbert
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State College of Optometry
J. E. Gibson
Lansdowne
O. M. Oman
F. J. Wright
A. B. Bolden
Salisbury
J. S. Kreeger
Chestertown
Linda Stafford
Choptank
Washington Cemetery
Hurlock
A. W. Medford
T. C. Medford
M. R. Griffith
Rowena Beckwith
Aurela Cochran
Hynson
Samuel W. Wheatley
Eldorado
Eastern Shore
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
T. Alan Goldsborough
Federation
Methodist Episcopal
Florence E. Monk
Greensboro
Personal and Social News Highlights
Mr W W Newcomer and family from California survived the Southern California earthquake and reassure kin of safety. A Denton Delaware wedding unites Miss Margaret Beck and John Roman, now residing in Wilmington. A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer traveling studio tour delights Centonia Theatre patrons and local schoolchildren. Charlotte Ann Smith celebrated her eighth birthday with friends. Mrs Margaret Neal hosted fifty guests for Anne Neal’s birthday at Market Street. Talmage Strong and Nancy Jean joined relatives for dinner in Betterton. Mrs Mary B Wilson of Branford visited Denton, and Mrs John Steelman returned home after illness. Mrs T O Crouse hosted turkey dinner for Mr William Phillips’ birthday. Mr and Mrs Rufus Crouse moved to Denton. W C T U held its monthly meeting at Mrs W S Norris’s home. Minnie Henry returned from Ches ter PA visits. O H Smith of Chester visited M B Henry. A L Price of Ridge ly spent part of last week with daughter Mrs Walter Joiner. W E Bullock spent time with sisters Mrs Morgan and Miss Bullock. Ruth Shockley of Philadelphia visited her mother.
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W. W. Newcomer
California
Caroline
Walter D. Newcomer
Burbank
Willoughby Nowell
Long Beach
Margaret Beck
Denton
Johni Roman
New Castle
Women’s College, University of Delaware
Roman
University of Delaware
William Penn High School
Loretta Reed
Vera Whistler
Emma Turkington
Mary Alice Smith
Evelyn Reed
Mary Frances Benton
Alfred Smith
George Benton
Margaret Neal
Anne Neal
Market Street
Talmage Strong
Nancy Jean
Strong
Henry Price
Betterton
Mary B. Wilson
Branford
Conn
G. H. Rue
Raymond Elliott
John Steelman
T. O. Crouse
William Phillips
Rufus Crouse
Philadelphia
Mr. Crouse
Monroe Crouse
W. S. Norris
Minnie Henry
Emily Bullock
Ruth Shockley
A Colleague’s View on Education and Taxes in 1933
Wilson Swartz of Bridgewater College writes in defense of teachers amid salt tax and salary debates. He argues education sustains the nation, urges Mr G to acknowledge teachers’ sacrifice, and calls youth to leadership through learning. He reflects on Denton Journal discussions and the role of teachers in shaping future citizens.
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Denton Journal
A. G
Virginia
Caroline High School
Denton
Caroline County
Bridgewater College
Mr. G
Fair Land
Pp. T. A
Downing
Christ
Wilson Swartz
Bridgewater, Va
The Teachers Friend Responds On Pay And Purpose
A letter argues teachers deserve a fair wage with a living income, noting no less than $1,000 yearly and that good teaching requires effort beyond surface work. It contrasts teachers with farmers, stresses long hours, unpaid extra tasks, and the duty to guide youth despite weather and hardship.
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A. G
Caroline County School Attendance Improves in February
February attendance rose across Caroline County schools due to strong P T A shoe and clothing drives for needy children. Ridgely led high schools with 95.7 percent, Ridgely Primary tops town schools at 94.7, and Concord Rural Schools averaged 95.7 percent.
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P. T
Ridgely
Henderson
Josephine Blades
Hillsboro
Alice Hignutt
Denton
Concord
Preston
Caroline
Greensboro
Federalsburg
Town
Ridgely Grammar
Denton Grammar
Goldsboro
Marydel
Harmony
Andersontown
Moore’s
Bethlehem
Smithson
Burrsville
Friendship
Hubbard’s
Hickman
Choptank Club Meeting Delights Guests At Mrs Dean’s Home
Choptank The Twentieth Century Community Club hosted guests on the 8th at the home of Mrs Florence Dean with Mrs Bowdle assisting. Mrs Hopkins spoke on cuttings and grafting, followed by Miss Emmons on shrubbery and shade trees. Next meeting planned for the 22nd in the club room with hostesses listed.
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Florence Dean
Bowdle
Hopkins
Emmons
Choptank
Spies
Ellman
Ellman, Mrs. Dillon
Mrs. Covey
Williston Sunday Worship and Sermon Theme
Williston schedules Sunday worship at 11 a m following Sunday school at 10 a m. The sermon topic for the hour is Jesus in the Temple at Twelve the Feast for the Passover from Luke 2 41 44.
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Jesus
Temple
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Local Society
The Woman's Home Missionary Society met with Mrs. R. L. Tawes, twelve members and two visitors attended, program on arts and constructive industries among Indians, next meeting set for April eleventh. Various local residents noted for birthdays illness travels and visits. many community happenings including births, hospital recoveries, and upcoming events in Ridgely and surrounding towns.
Sewing Machine Repair and Furnishings Service Ad
We repair and furnish supplies for any make of sewing machine. They must be brought to our store. M. K. Newnam.
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M. K. Newnam
Three Banking Classes Defined by Type and Charter
The article explains three common banking categories: member banks in the Federal Reserve System, State banks, and trust companies. It notes national banks must join the Fed, while State banks and trust firms may join after meeting capital and inspection requirements. It discusses charters, supervision, and fiduciary powers across the three types.
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Chas. P. Shhaeffer
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
National Bank
Moral lessons from a Bible reading at Hobbs
A local piece recalls a converted cannibal story and urges religion to guard against savagery. It invites readers to attend church, notes Caroline Charge activities, enclose the parsonage lot, and mentions local visits, a mill helper, and Hobbs Manufacturing basket mill operations as well as Robin Redbreast songs.
Ladies Aid Meeting and Attendant Visits Prompt Social Notes
American Corner The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Sallie Towers on Wednesday afternoon, March 12. Refreshments of ice cream, cake and candy were served. Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Smith and children and Mr. G. L. Griffith spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. George Howard at Two Johns. Mr. Ivan Garman and Miss Mildred Smith were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Brubaker near Denton on Sunday last. Mrs. Olaf Smith spent Monday evening with Mrs. John Steelman, ill at her Denton home. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Towers and son, Leon, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Towers on Sunday last. Miss Louise Roe of Denton spent Tuesday evening with Miss Jean Anne Deen.
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Ladies Aid
Sallie Towers
Olaf Smith
G. L. Griffith
George Howard
Two Johns
Ivan Garman
Mildred Smith
Roger Brubaker
Denton
John Steelman
C. W. Towers
Leon
L. R. Towers
Louise Roe
Jean Anne, Deen
Hillsboro Queen Anne PTA to Meet Tuesday Evening
The Hillsboro P T A will hold a meeting Tuesday evening March 21 at 7 45 p m All patrons and anyone interested in school are urged to attend Mrs Dallas Lee of Queen Anne entertained many friends for Mrs Ralph Hollands birthday at her home on Friday March 10 Frances Fisher and Erma Sawyer from Willow Grove Pa were weekend guests of H B Fisher Mr and Mrs Brown Thawley of Burrsville were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Edgar Blades Mr and Mrs Frank Seward of Ridgely visited Mr and Mrs I T Sparklin on Sunday Eleanor Moore spent the weekend with Mrs Charles Fleming Charles Jarrell spent several days in Baltimore this week
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Hillsboro
Burrsville
Edgar Blades
Frank Seward
Ridgely
I. Ty Sparklin
Eleanor Moore
Charles Fleming
Charles Jarrell
Severa
Baltimore
Queen Anne Epworth League Organized at St Pauls
Queen Anne Epworth League organized at St Pauls Church Sunday night with Lloyd Fleming in charge. Officers elected include President Lloyd Fleming Vice President Florence Blades Second Vice President Hazel Eaton Secretary Ruth Reynolds Treasurer George Eaton, Social Chairman Violet Gibson, Pianist Violet Gibson. A tea preceded elections and Goldsboro young peoples league to lead Sunday service. Mrs Ralph Holland of Hillsboro hosted a surprise birthday party. Attendance at St Michaels banquet noted. Local visitors and ill list updates follow.
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Epworth League
St. Paul’s Church
Lloyd Fleming
Florence Blades
Hazel Eaton
Ruth Reynolds
George Eaton
Violet Gibson
Young Peoples League of
Goldsboro
Ralph Holland
Hillsboro
D. M. Lee
Horace Morgan
Caroline
Denton
St. Michaels
Clifford Cortelyou
Rev J P Tyler to preach at Trinity M E Church South
Goldsboro reports that Rev J P Tyler presiding elder of the Baltimore District will preach at Trinity M E Church South next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. All are welcome. Miss Helen Lane and her brother Frank of the University of Maryland spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs J F Lane. Walter Elliott was taken to Kent General Hospital Dover Tuesday night for surgery Wednesday. A number attended church at Greensboro Sunday night where the choir aided with music. Charles Cartwright and James Cartwright of Wilmington visited Mrs Virgie Cartwright on Sunday. Mr and Mrs W J Murphy and Mrs E S Martin were guests of Mr and Mrs T C Hammond at Harrington last Sunday. The Sewing Circle was entertained by Mrs A D Quillen Tuesday evening. Elbert Saunders and granddaughter Alice Cordray spent Sunday with relatives in Wilmington. Marjorie Williams of Easton spent a few days with her mother Mrs Jennie Griffin. M E Jarman visited relatives in Greenwood Del on Sunday afternoon. Mrs Philip Cheezum of Denton visited her sister Mrs A C Smith on Wednesday. Haines of Ellicott City spent the weekend with Louise Dennison. Annie Gooden of Felton was a recent visitor in town. Mrs James Detwiler spent Monday in Philadelphia.
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Woman’s Home Missionary Society
R. L. Tawes
Hemmons
Tawes
Viola Jones
Walter Moore
Wm. N. Wooters
Edwin Eaton
Leroy Detwiler
Ridgely
Lee Mitchell
David
Andrew Mitchell
Clarence Andrew
William Wooters
Robert Woodside Jr
Millersburg
William Edward
Woodside
Fairlee Habbart
Henry Wilkinson
Park Drive
Wilkinson
Sadie Crouse
Raymond
Philadelphia
Clarence Ringgold
Wilmington
Bernard Ringgold
C. W. Moore
Moore
It Methodist Church
California
Charles Herzog
T. J
Florida
Margaret Saulsbury
Denton
Methodist
Thomas Gaitley
Robert Pyle
Ada Kay
Elmer Hoffman
Baltimore
Manic Sterling
Methodist Parsonage
Crisfield
H. L. Holsinger
Frank Flounders
William Rieck
Preston
Barnes
Easton
R. S. Stewart
New York
Harry Lobb
Springfield
Ernest Jones
Troy Ashcraft
Camden
Del
Edward Gannon
Trippe Callahan
Euston
N. H. Gannon
Dover
Willis Marshall
St. Michaels
Davis Roe
Georgetown
Walter Bennington
Chester
T. W. Jones
Marian Wilkinson
J. P. Tyler
Trinity M. E
Helen Lane
Frank
University of Maryland
J. F. Lane
Walter Elliott
Kent General Hospital
Greensboro
Chas. Cartwright
James Cartwright
Virgie, Cartwright
W. J. Murphy
E. S. Martin
T. C. Hammond
Harrington
A. C. Smith
Miss Haines
Ellicott City
Louise Dennison
Annie Gooden
Felton
James Detwiler
J. C. Snedeker
Greensboro Baptist Church
J. C. Ledbetter
Greensboro Cemetery
Snedeker
Caroline County
Pennsylvania
Stephen
Morris Snedeker
Wayne County
Louise Leonard
Carbondale
Sarah Ralson
Homesdale
Joseph Snedeker
Oxford
N. Y
Elizabeth Lord
Helen Hopkins
Burrsville
Nora Chrockmotern
Norlina
N. C
Mary Teat
Crumpton
Wilson Melvin
Rehoboth
Hannah Stevenson
John Stevenson
Macon
M. C
Robert Stevenson
Marcellus B. Cooper
Greensboro Station
Cooper
Ida Cooper
William Wroten
Clayton
Frank Hartnett
Richard Bullock
Centreville
Samuel Cooper
Marcus Hook
Joseph Cooper
Bear Station
Deborah Hughes
George W. Dawson
G. Medairy
G. W. Spry
E. J. Vandergrift
Pet Milk Company
St. Louis
Caroline County ‘Bank
George William Hall
Greensboro-Denton
Hall
George W. Hall Jr
Holy Cross
Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company
Thurman Passwatter
Greensboro-Ridgely Road
Elmer Welsh
Greensboro-Harrington State Highway
Welsh
Chamber of Commerce
G. Walter Riddleberger
Robert Jarman
Jarman
Bastian
Speclal
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Goldsboro
Crawford
Lloyd Vincent
Drs
Freihofer’s
Oscar Wyatt
Leslie
January and February County Nurse Report
The County Nurse recorded school dental work by Dr. R Riker in Denton Preston and eleven rural districts. Inspecting 783 pupils across four schools, with 307 examined by the nurse and four patients taken to hospitals in Baltimore Easton Cambridge and an eye ear and throat clinic. Several patients directed to sanatorium care and hospital arrangements made for newborns prenatal cases and midwives. Social service aided by Red Cross supplies and glasses secured for one school child. State Public Health Nurses meeting in January and Institute of Home Hygiene in February noted 254000 feet of hose for Western Shore and bay area. 325 visits were made and fire equipment details listed. Dr R H Riley visited the county.
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Baltimore
Easton
Cambridge
Children’s Hospital School of
Denton
Red Cross
Volunnurse
Teer
Institute of Home
Wes Hygiene
Washington
R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Funeral Notices and Local Council Items from Greensboro
Mrs. J C Snedeker funeral at Greensboro Baptist Church followed by interment in Greensboro cemetery. Other obituaries include Marcellus B Cooper and George William Hall with services in Greensboro and Philadelphia. Community notes cover Pet Milk payroll cash move, fire alarms, a church nation service, Chamber meeting, quake anxiety in California, and local visits and prizes.
Preston Mrs Noble entertains bridge club guests
Preston and guests fill three tables of visitors at a Saturday afternoon bridge session with Mrs Warburton winning the guest prize and Mrs Joe Gallagher the club prize. Separate notes mention Mr and Mrs Maynard Hoke hosting a Saturday night bridge club and other social visits across Easton Federalsburg Rehoboth Beach and Rahway.
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John W. Noble
Warburton
Clarence Collison
Newnam
Dr. Leib
W. D. Noble
Easton
Katie Parker
Lee Noble
James Douglas
T. B. Marden
Blanche Croll
Isabell Douglas
Douglas Fooks
Joe Gallagher
Maynard Hoke
Johnson Bonner
Alva Blades
Herman Schmick
Hamilton Grace
Bill Bell
Myrtle Messick
Federalsburg
Church of the New Jerusalem
Temple
Howard Harris
Harold Clark
Leona Reidy
H. M. Hollis
Alva Lee
R. L. Collins
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Eastern Shore Volunteer Firemen to Meet Tomorrow
A gathering of Eastern Shore Firemen is set for Sunday March 26 at 2 PM in the Federal Theatre Federalsburg. The program opens with a 50 piece band concert by Cambridge and Federalsburg Firemen, followed by addresses from Maryland and Del Marva Firemen associations leaders andRev James W Minter Maryland State Firemen Association chaplain.
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Eastern Shore
Federal Theatre
Federalsburg
Cambridge
Maryland
Del-Mar-Vo
James W. Minter
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Patterson Park Baptist Church
Baltimore
Federalsburg Fire Company
Burrsville C E service set at Union M P Church
Burrsville Christian Endeavor will hold a service next Sunday evening March 19 at 7 30 p m at Union M P Church with the topic Our Responsibility to the Church All are invited. Several local residents and visitors are listed as guests at various homes in the area including Greensboro Whiteleysburg Drexel Hill Pa and Wyoming Del with hospital news noted for Mrs R H Thawley.
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Christian Endeavor
Union M. P
R. H. Thawley
James W. Thawley
Greensboro
Coursey Hammond
Harrington
J. W. Price
Annie Lindale
Elmer Welch
A. T. Garrett
Mollie Cahall
Jal Downham
Wyoming
Austine Stafford
Del
John Parris
Pauline Hopkins
F. P. Parker
Fire Apparatus Valued at Two Million in Maryland
Maryland volunteer fire companies report equipment worth about 2 million dollars and hose enough to stretch nearly fifty miles. Data collected from 148 groups by J Raymond Charles and filed with Jesse A Fisher this week. The survey counts 8,645 active members, with associate members likely pushing total past 10,000. Western Shore has 107 companies vs 41 on the Eastern Shore, with memberships 6,677 and …
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Maryland
J. Raymond Charles
Federalsburg
State Firemen’s Association
Jesse A. Fisher
Annapolis
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L. H. Thomas
J. H. Edgell
G. Lawrence Wilson
J. Chaffinch
C. H. Towers
O. J. Chaffinch
Frank Abbott
Bridgeville
Sewell Abbott
H. H. Nuttle
Hobbs Manufacturing Co
Robin Redbreast
Tuckahoe
Queen Anne
R. Riker
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