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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1965

Page

4

Nuttle Lumber Celebrates 35th Year At Denton

A Denton dinner at the American Legion Home marked Nuttle Lumber and Coal Company’s 35th anniversary. From 1899 origins as Nuttle Hardware, the firm grew through wartime and postwar shifts to panelized homes and pre assembled components, expanding to St Michaels Easton Cambridge and Denton while maintaining a showroom in Cambridge and a Denton plant. The firm credited with local employment and economic impact, notes its long family history and workforce anniversaries across many employees.

American Legion Nuttle Lumber and Coal Company Nuttle Lumber Company Nuttle Hardware Company Nuttle Eastern Shore Frank Lee Roy Nuttle Frederick Burdette Nuttle Denton Nuttle Brothers William B. Nuttle John Nuthall Elias W. Williamson Maine Easter United States Nuttle Company St. Michaels Easton Cambridge Lumber Dealers Research Council University of Illinois Lu-Re-Co Delmarva Peninsula Market Street American Legion Post Harry Hall James Henry Oliver Jones James Beulah J. Frank Connelly Elias W. Nuttle Phillip E. Nuttle

Spring arrives late as back yard blooms tease

Margaret Williams muses on early spring, planning to hasten its arrival. The column shifts to social life with notes from gatherings, family visits, a baby birth, and a hat parade at the Henderson and Goldsboro Home makers Club. A brief history of the phrase put on the dog explains Civil War era extravagance and social pretensions.

Ther John Philadelphia Cahall Greensboro Chevy Bob Lucy Cole Mae Shively Edwin Johns Price Francis Brown Brookhaven Smith Shockley’s Elbert Connor Seaford John Milby Frank Lane William E. Darling Denton Garrison Europe

Local Social Roundup From Henderson area

Mrs. Fred Evans entertained the Sewing Circle and the North Carolina Republican Women’s Club on consecutive evenings. Numerous visitors from Dover Margate Cape May Centreville Baltimore Springfield and Greensboro joined local hosts for meals and calls including Julia Gerth, Pearl Jones, Catherine Melvin, and T.W. Hickman family. Several guests traveled to Wilmington and Dover, with stateside visits noted among friends and relatives.

Fred Evans Sewing Circle North Caroline Republican Women’s Club Harry Draper Greensboro John Hayden Roy Medford Wilmington Richard Stafford Marlton N.J Grover C. Tharp Catherine Melvin Irving C. Voshell Dover

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Nuttle Lumber Alwa Eldon Marine Herman Keen Thomas Simpson Steve Lynch Ashly Smith Beatrice Betts Stanley Jones Margaret Brown Towers William Howard Joiner Bill Taylor Bill Blockwell Andrew Postles William Stanford Philip Nuttle James F. Fretter Sam Murray Herman Dodd Gladys Faulkner Kenneth Bennington Bill Schuyler Joe Reinhardt Pauline Roe Paul Baker Clinton Stevens Ruth Brown Florence Mitchell William E. Thomas George Butler Robert Good Albert Seiler Bert Maddox Margaret Williams Mother Nature Jack Dhue Donna Rea Jane Jack Clark Quillen James Luff Tim Williams Glenn Smith Lawrence Hignutt Annapolis Hone Torbert Lawrence Torbert Carol Ann Kreigh Frank Cahall Richard Cahall Thei Pearl Cahall Donald Porter Maurice Porter Ed Weaver Bessie Williams Baltimore Wilson Smith William Baker Donald Pearson Sally Sculley Mike Tuneff Bridgetown Harry Kinnamon Henderson and Goldsboro Thomas Hickman Donald Sherlaw Carl Horke William Smith Robert Taylor Virginia Dorman Anna Hetzl Mary Breeding New London Virgie Wooleyhand John Kemp Edith Cora Hurd Fletcher Felton Garland Turner Calvin Daisy Milford Elizabeth Turner Town Delinia Bennett Ridgely Fountain of Beauty the Tidewater Norman Smith Henderson Kalman Blum Hardy Julia Gerth David Huge Della Katts Jacqueline Jones Leslie Meredith Wynette Marydel Pearl Jones Harold Overfield Charles R. Walls and Sons David and Michael Norman R. Connell Linda Jeffrey George Raughley Henry Satterfield Centreville John Raughley Norman Harris Cape May August Waltman Margate A.E. Harrell and Stuart Brown Virginia Bobby Scott Springfield T.W. Hickman NEW Maryland Auniontcdetvsoo Twear Ae Chrysle Motors Ysler Ane Lewis Motor CO 6Th & Gay Sts
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