Local Notices and Events in Denton Maryland
Local notices list job ads housing requests and buy/sell items in Denton with entries for Nuttle Milling Co Denton Md turkey buyers L A Moore Brick Hotel Denton and Mrs W D Taylor. Community items include Hickman ladies church supper bake sale at Market street and a benefit movie Little Orphan Annie at Dentonia Theatre March 27 28. Community health notes report rabies in Queen Annes and Talbot counties with multiple cases in animals and people under treatment. Maryland Day March 25 marks the 278th anniversary with remarks on state progress and a W C T U hearing on the Beer Bill March 27 featuring dry and wet arguments and district essay and poster contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuttle Milling Co
Denton
Franklin Street
W. D. Taylor
L. A. Moore
Hickman
Andersontown-Hobbs
Market Street
Dentonia Theatre
Ladies Circle
M. E. Church
Caroline County
Ridgely
Joe Willoughby
John Cannon
Hobbs
R. O. P. Stock
W. A. Cawley
Clarence E. Beauchamp
Board of Election Supervisors
Harry B. Mason
Price
Bridgetown
G. Elbert Marshall
John T. Carter
J. Walter Huffington
Superintendent of
Colored Schools of Maryland
Second Street
Department of Industrial Arts
Caroline High School
Barratts Chapel
Frederica, del
E. C. Hallman
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Old Church
Queen Anne's
Talbot
Queen Anne’s
Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
Congressional Committee
Denton Social Notes Mark Centenarian Clark Birthday
Peter T. Clark the oldest man in Denton celebrates his ninety second birthday with family. He spent most of life in Kent county Delaware and has a large Denton circle. The Woman's Club of Federalsburg visits the Denton Club for an Irish hat themed program. Multiple social events, visits, and engagements follow, including weddings, dinners, and church group activities across the Denton community.
Farmer taxpayer plea against high education costs in Denton
A Denton reader argues against funding high schools and colleges citing low farm prices. He cites wheat at 30 cents per bushel and two acres to produce six dollars, urging cuts to education to protect farmers. He references Matthew 5 and a letter from President Roosevelt thanking his cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dentonian
Christ
University of Maryland, College Park
Roosevelt
Teachers Pay, Drought, and Local Politics in Caroline County
An ex school teacher argues salary cuts for Caroline County officials amid drought hardship and rising costs for teachers. She details teacher workloads, salaries around 1000 dollars, expenses for board, clothing, summer school, and trips to Baltimore, calling for equitable cuts across officials and criticising lawmakers and Ritchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Caroline County
A. G
Noble
Baltimore
Ritchie
Offers To Buy Federalsburg Bank For Industrial Bank Nucleus
Leo Gaffney of New York, vice president of a chain of industrial banks, met with Alonzo Tweedale, receiver for the First National Bank, in Federalsburg to discuss acquiring the bank's remaining assets to form an industrial bank nucleus for Federalsburg. He previously made a conditional offer six months ago, withdrew it amid opposition, then bought the People's National Bank assets at Middletown, Delaware. The Wilmington bank would head units south of Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Gaffney
New York
Fourth Street Trust Company
Wilmington
Federalsburg
Alonzo Tweedale
First National Bank
Gaffney
People’s National Bank
Middletown
Del
Card of Thanks for sympathy and flowers
We wish to thank all our friends for their sympathy and help during illness and bereavement in our home, also for flowers. Mrs Edward B Maloney and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Maloney
Ridgely Club Reports March Meetings and Events
Ridgely Homemakers meet at Ingleside home March 11 with Flower and Shrub project led by M I King and F P Simon. Reports on committees, food costs topic and guidance on home grown foods. Also St Pauls Sewing Circle meets March 15 and elects officers for next year. Various community notes include youth clubs, Saint Patrick social sketches, church sermons, and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely Homemakers’ Club
Clarence Eley
Ingleside
M. I. King
F. P. Simon
James P. Swing
Harry Hemmons
Spafford
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
James Swing
Frank Simons
Harold Hafer
Sarah Hoffman
Mary Wharton
A. G. Keeneman
T. C. Cahall
Elizabeth Klotz
Miss Spafford
Anna Ebling
Denton
St. Patrick’s
Reformed
Talking Parrott
Jeanette Beekman
Herbert Koeneman
Samuel Thomas
H. Koeneman
J. Beckman
S. Thomas
Dorothy Butler
Helen Butler
Dorothy
Machree
Harold F. Hafer
Reformed Church
Jesus
The
Methodist Church
Day
H. B. Laird
York
Adele Stephens
Rehoboth
Joseph Roche Jr
Pearsaul
Maple Ave
Central Ave
J. A. Mitchell
Edna
Reformed Sunday School
R. L. Tawes
Clarence Ringgold
Wilmington
Bernard Ringgold
Garrigues
Allegre
J. O. Shipley
Baltimore
Selby Smith
Edward Pearsaul
Upper Darby
Ridgely
William Davis
Herbert Keeneman
A. W. Thompson
First Avenue West
Elsie Matthews
Salisbury
Harold V. Holsinger
Robert Moore and Son
Centreville
Moore
M. H. Thomas
James Wilson
Frank Klotz
Elsmere
Margaret Swing
Fountain
New Jersey
Harry Gibson
Delmar
Frank Stevenson
Frank Matthews
Preston Debaters and Local Social Notes in March
Miss Irma Newton from Preston participated in a debate at Maryland State Normal School Salisbury on March 23, as part of the Baglean team arguing that the United States should cancel war debts. The piece also lists marriage news, dances, bridge parties, visits, and community events around Preston through mid-March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Newton
G. F. Newton
Preston
Maryland State Normal School
Salisbury
Miss Newton
United States
Madalene Horsey
Hebron
Alta Nuce
Brunswick
Newton
Preston High School
Sho’ Echo Glee Club
Normal School
Holly Leaf
The
Evergreen
Athletic Association
Arthur R. [Cohee
Mary Lake
James Douglas
Dunton
Mary Nated Dunton
Weirwood
Virginia
Katie Parker
All Bridge
Bertha Blades
Emmons
Lloyd Cannon
Anderson
Bridgeville
Del
Ruth Jackson
Greensboro
Carl Knitter
Robert M. Cox
Sailors Snug ‘Harbor
Staten Island
N. Y
Epiphany Mission
Chambers
N. C
Max Chambers
H. M. Hollis
Carnine
Arthur
Alfred Bradley
Harry Wright
Downgs
Newark
Elizabeth Towers
W. J. Bonner
Virginia Fooks
Pretty Dover wedding unites Sarah Failing and Paul Short
A wedding was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Failing in Dover on St. Patrick's Day. Their daughter Sarah married Paul Short of Dover with Rev. Emrick performing the ceremony and Lohengrin march played by George Failing. Guests included the Dickersons and Lowerys from Harrington, and many local friends. The couple will live in Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Failing
Dover
Del
St. Patrick’s Day
Sarah
Paul Short
Maude Dickierson
Harrington
Emrick
Pilgrim Holiness Church of
Dickerson
Earle Lowery
Hartley Ellwanger
Greensboro
Paul Carroll
Trappe
Short
Frank J. Deebold
Atlantic City
N. J
John J. Wallace
Odessa
Frank H. Doerr
James
Alice Watson
Burrsville
Elizabeth
Mary Catherine Lister
T. Mason Baxter
Flower Club
Mary DeWeese
Chesapeake City
Denton
Anne Lewis
Philadelphia
Edward B. Maloney
Paul Maloney
Concord
Maloney
Ruth
Paul
Edward Leon Maloney
Alva Hubsbard
Clarence Beauchamp
William H. Maloney
Claymont
Oscar Maloney
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Highlights Twin Town Socials
News items from the Twin Towns along the Tuckahoe note dinners hosted by Mrs Susie Thompson with local ladies and visitors from Ridgely and Baltimore. The Hillsboro PTA met and Rev Gardner spoke on Cooperation while various residents visited relatives in Catonsville, Denton, Selbyville and Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuckahoe
Deaths in Denton Area During Week Remembrances
Death notices from Denton area detail the passing of Mrs Sallie Stevens Brian in East Denton and several other local residents. Obituaries list survivors, funeral dates, and church affiliations with services held at Christ Church and Concord Church. Burial followed in local cemeteries including London Park and Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Stevens Brian
Denton
Harry Clark
East Denton
Protestant Episcopal Church
Christ Church
F. W. Kirwan
Davis, Kirby
E. J. Kirby
Trappe
Charles Lloyd
James Dixon
Easton
J. L. Evernham
W. K. Scotton
London Park Cemetery
Baltimore
Brian
Talbot County
I. D. Clark
Jane Armstrong Clark
James F. Clark
Ellicott City
J. Roland Chaffinch
Clark Greenley
Epworth League Leads Night Service at St Pauls
Epworth League of Goldsboro conducted the Sunday night service at St Pauls Church with vocal and instrumental music a short play and devotional exercises. A large congregation enjoyed the program and the league was praised for its active role and potential to energize local youth. Community Club held a regular meeting Tuesday night with a large turnout and a St Patrick program afterward. Mrs Emory was named chairwoman of the April entertainment committee. Several local residents attended family gatherings and visits across Denton Baltimore Stevensville Easton and Denton again, with 5 generations present at one event. 4-H Rally attendance noted in Denton and numerous social visits listed. Ladies Aid of Hillsboro to hold a bake sale today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Thompson
J.N. Clark
Geo. B. Stewart
Mary Rowe
Holt
G. L. Wilson
Christine Wilson
Ridgely
Edgar Blanch
Jean
Baltimore
Blanch
Julia Blanch
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Charles Brown
Wilmington
Dorothy Makay
Selbyville
Elsie Skinner
Hillsboro P. T. A
Gardner
James Gardner
Harrisburg
H. Gardner
Catherine Skinner
Catonsville
John Skinner
Nancy Jane Kline
Norma Lee Stevens
Denton
Mary Louise Dodds
Annie Griffith
Ralph Holland
Epworth League of
Goldsboro
St. Paul’s Church
St. Patrick’s
Emory
Harry Clark
Fletcher Clark
Wallace Clark
Caldwell Wilson
Easton
Violet Gibson
Glee Club
Emily Knotts
Washington,d. C
Laura Knotts
Knotts
Harry Moore
Fannie Legge
Stevensville
Charles Dean
Chas. Reese
Clayton
Jennie Taylor
Dover
Will Fleming
Florence Bindes
Margaret
Ruth Boyles
Local Club Meeting Notes March Fifteenth Report
Unity Club held a regular meeting on March 15 with 26 members and two visitors. Miss Spafford delivered an illustrated talk on managing food expenditures. Epworth League business met at the parsonage last week. Church services tomorrow include Sunday School at 10 and communion at 11. Several local residents hosted or visited relatives over the weekend and congratulations were sent on a birth. Thoughts of future meetings noted for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Club
T. R. Benson
Chester Baker
Preston Farm Bureau Holds Meeting in Preston Local
The Preston Farm Bureau held a well attended meeting Friday evening March 11. Victor Dean secretary of the Caroline County Farm Bureau reviewed Yost year work and 1933 plans. T. D. Holder Extension Service Crops Specialist discussed tomato work with results from last year showing early planting boosts yield and quality. Evans County Agent and E. H. E. Thieroff chaired farm problems and other members contributed. A next meeting is planned with J. A. Dickey from USDA invited to speak on current farm economic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Farm Bureau Local
Victor Dean
Caroline County Farm Bureau
T. D. Holder
Extension Service
Evans
E. H. E. Thieroff
Preston Group
J. A. Dickey
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. James Toft on St Patrick Day
A Smithson birthday celebration honored Mrs. James Toft at her home on the Choptank River with guests from Smithson Baltimore and Washington. Bridge and other games filled the evening, decorations were green, and a late delicious supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Toft
St. Patrick’s Day
Choptank River
Smithson
Carolyn
Felka
Frank Toft
Harry Tarning
P. Tanning
Baltimore
Clyde Andrews
Thomas Clark
L. E. Williams
Greensboro and Environs 4 H Club and Local News
Greens boro 4 H Club meets at Mrs Joseph Roglers with Miss Spafford from Denton aiding dress projects. Board meeting report from Denton. future plans and attendance hoped. Community notices include Herbert Legar buying Metz hardware, Baptist Aid supper planned, and 4 H Federation planning. Local farming Peas planted about 1800 bushels for F P Roe Company. 40 dollars per ton expected. Several obituary and social notes follow including pneumonia death of Louise Bell, earthquake panic in Long Beach, and various visits and travels among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
4-H Club
Joseph Roglers
Miss Spafford
Denton
Herbert Legar
David Metz
Iate
Thomas Jarman
Clinton B. Jarman
Legar
Ella Hobbs
Edith Hughes
Caroline County Federation of Girls’ 4-H
Greensboro Club
Eleanor Horsey
Ruth Cooper
Eloisa Pritchett
Anne Wieneke
Mary Edwards
Louise Cole
Bridgetown
F. P. Roe Company
Louise
Fred Bell
Henderson
R. B. Rawlings
J. C. Ledbetter
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Marion Jarman
Goldsboro
Mamie Jones
Long Beach
California
Robert Jarman
Paul and
Harvey Breeding
Edward Trippe
Harry Stokely
H. C. Rawlings
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles W. Wieneke
Wilmington
Rehoboth
Allen R. Curry
James Curry
Churchland
Paul Curry
Emma Williams
Joseph S. Edwards
Felton
Oscar Wyatt
Leslie
Lawrence Dill
Woodside
Kenneth Price
Billy Lerch
Wilbur Carroll
Philadelphia
Camden
Attie Weaver
Del
Annie Hopkins
L. V. Jones
R. J. Raughley
Linwood Hubbard
Edward Smith
N. A. Smith
Paul L. Howard
Baltimore
C. E. Collins
Rose Tribbett
Alvin Tribbett
Easton
George Stevenson
Lester Stevenson
Jessie Wyatt
Cora Wyatt
Charles Howard
Emma Rash
Carl
Lucy Dingledine
Marcus Hook
L. W. Taylor Jr
Preston
David Tracey
Virginia
First Day of Spring Comes After Nor'easter Rain
The first day of spring arrived last Tuesday after a cold late winter rain, a typical nor easter that began in this area last Saturday. Further north, snow and hail were reported.
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the Local Department
Peter T. Clark
Mr. Clark
Sandtown
Kent County
Clark
Emily Cooper
Emma
Oscar
Fletcher
Harry
Queen Anne
Wallace
St. Michaels
Webster
Louisville
Thomas
Los Angeles
Cal
Woman's Club of
Roger Christopher
Frances Hackett
Hilda Covey
Trish
Jemima
Arthur McDaniel
Saunders
August Croll
Miss Perkins
Thomas Holt
Norman A. Leese
Church of the Brethren
Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
Crouse
Bridgewater College
Bridgewater
Benjamin F. Johnson
Benjamin H. Johnson
B. L. Lewis
H. A. Roe
F. R. Owens
T. F. Johnson
Wilbert Callaway
Carrie Mile
Willing Workers
M. P. Church
Harvey Fleetwood
S. L. Young
C. D. Callison
Clarence Roe
Boone ,Beauchamp
Green
Eastern Shore
Jack Stevens
Famiy
Cles Watson
Betty June
Jackie
Harvey Warner
Lester
Luther Stevens
Milford
Katherine Willoughby
Ralph Smith
R. D. Blackistone
Mary Bauman
Whiteley Dill
Boone Beauchamp
Roe
Chas. Howard
Charlie Colling
Francis Haley
Robert Crozier
E. Maloney
William Roe
Irene Roe
Newman D. Richards
Washington, D. C
Mark Smith
Mary Melvin
Harold Hallman
Nottingham Academy
Pippin
Denton, Md
A. G. Gelletly
First National
A. T. Blondes
Isabel Douglas
Josephine Gallagher
Betty Taylor
J. W. Noble
iMonday
Hillsboro
John W. Garey
Lorraine
William M&m. Garey
Emily G. Swiss
Garey
Matthew Garey
Piney Church
Jennie G. Griffin
Alice Buchanan
E Irwin
Rodman, Warren
James Garey
Robert Symons
Symons
England
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Thomas B. Symons
College Park
Robert H. Blain
Mable Symons
Jhome
R. C. MacEwan
Annie Sophia Carroll
Ernest C. Carroll
Concord Church
E. C. Halliman
Charles
Ernest Carroll
A. D. Ivins
Harmony
Margaret Anne Frazer
Robert F. Frazer
W. L. Jump
Denton Cemetery
Burraville
Journal
Preston Farm Bureau
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