Milling and farm supply ads fill Denton papers
A mix of local ads and notices lists Nuttle Milling Co Denton Md offering high cash price for milling wheat and rival Nuttle Lumber Co promoting coal with a silver spoon gift. R H Stafford Burrsville Md markets soybeans cows goats milk shingles and mules while other items include poultry buttermilk pricing and farm services. Obituaries note Rev C S Larrimore death and two local funerals plus a Ridgely constable to be heard for the Cordova killing case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuttle Milling Co
Denton
Nuttle Lumber & Coal Company
Nuttle Lumber & Coal Co
Fordson
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville
S. B. Ritter
Williston
P. O. Denton
Larrimore
Caroline
Baltimore
Westover
Frank Wright
Harold Scott
Layfield and Waller Paving’ Co
Salisbury
West Denton
New Bridge
Ridgely-Greensboro
Clinton Wright
Schlegel
Piney M. P
M. K. Newnam
Christ Church
F. W. Kirwan
Holy Trinity Church
Greensboro
Allie’ Walker
Easton
George L. Walker
Nellie M. Walker
W. J. Hubbard
Federalsburg
Kellie Hubbard
W. E. Lewis
P. M. ‘Hubbard
Preston
Linnie Cox
Choptank
Spring Hill
Thomas Robie Melvin
Harrington
Riley
Mary A. Smith Melvin
Maggie Melvin
B. F. Russell
Hillsboro
Melvin
R. H. Sapp
Methodist Protestant Church
Hollywood Cemetery
Glanville Downes
Ridgely
Arthur Wooters
Cordova
Talbot County
Downes
John W. D. Jump
Wooters
Oliver S. Mullikin
Caroline County
Raymond Carroll
Denton Club delegates named for Maryland event in Baltimore
The Denton Community Club selected delegates and alternates for the 32nd annual State meeting of the Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs to be held at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore in April. The meeting featured a program on adult education, music by Orme's orchestra, and a shrimpbery purchase authorization for the club grounds. Members noted donations, announced April 3 as the next meeting date with talks on American Citizenship, and listed hostesses for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Community Club
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lord Baltimore Hotel
Baltimore
P. R. Fisher
R.N. ‘Hitchens
J. B. Davis
M. Raleigh
J. H. Summerfield
Anne Lewis
Orme
Miss Thompson
Billy Merriken
Sam Johnson
Paul Finn
Summerfield
Garton
Louise Dukes
J. Owen Knotts
F. B. Nuttle
Wilbert Calloway
Louise’ Gray
Shining Stars
M. P. ‘Church
Wm. Finn
Samuel Young
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Protestant Church
Harvey Fleetwood
Fleetwood
Mary Young
John Baggs
Laura Parks
John L. Stevens
Harvey Warner
Margaret and
Lester
J. W. Warner
Doris
Luther Stevens
Milford
John EB. Chaffinch
Denton
S. M. Smith
Second Street
C. Smith
Morgantown
W. Va
Pittsburgh
St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church
Ford Garage
M. E. Church
Denton M. E. Church
T. H. Everagain
B. F. Johnson
Bridge
J. K. Calloway
Tampa
Fla
Mary H. Fisher
Benjamin Hopkins
West Chester
John Brown
Esther
Raleigh
Newark
N. J
Charles G. Griffin
West Englewood
George E. Saulsbury
T. Pliny
Fisher
T. Pliny Fisher
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltmore
Reducing and Vaudeville at Reese Theatre
Friday and Saturday March 27 and 28 brings a thunderbolt of mirth at Reese Theatre Harrington with Marie Dressler and Polly Moran in Reducing plus a big vaudeville show. On March 30 and 31 Fox presents The Seas Beneath with George OBrien Marion Lessing and Wm Collier Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Theatre
Harrington
Marie Dressler
Polly Moran
Fox Film Corporation
George’ O’brien
Marion Lessing
Wm. Collier Jr
Delaware
Jack Oakie
June Moon
Constance Bennett
Robert Montgomery
Adolphe Menjou
Miss Bennett
Plan for New Bank After Ridgely Robbery
A community business committee met with the Bank for Ridgely board after Monday’s robbery, proposing a new modern bank with fire and burglar proof vault and safe deposit boxes. They expect deposits to rise from 50 000 to 100 000 dollars. Several lot options at Central Ave and First Street and at Central and Railroad Ave are available. Directors J M Short and others weighed the plan. definite action is awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
Ridgely
R. Leo Meginney
C. D. Lynch
Henry Wilkinson
Walter Mitchell
A. S. Thompson
B. H. Holsinger
J. Harry Hemmons
Thompson Swing
Samuel Bear
J. Applebaum
A. W. Marvel
Burton Wilkinson
Bernard Ringgold
William Ewing
Central Ave
First Street
Central and Railroad Ave
J. M. Short
R. R. Ringgold
J. B. Starkey
J. M. Swing
J. A. Mitchell
J. W. Simons
R. R. Lane
H. L. Holsinger
Death of Rev E E Dixon shocks Moore County readers
Friends of the Rev E E Dixon of Moore Pennsylvania mourn his sudden death at a Philadelphia conference. The Dixon Farm between Andersontown and Concord marks his early home. Local society notes list visits and guests at Burrsville Federalsburg Springfield Chestertown and Harrington with Easter services planned in the local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Dixon
Moore, Pa
Philadelphia
Isaac Starkey
B. B. Cohee
Federalsburg
Anna Neal Todd
Roland Seeders
Springfield
Mass
Tirzah Frazier
Burrsville
F. M. Smith
J.A. Billings
Arthur Layton
Harrington
H. R. Merriken
E. M. Willey
T. P. Towers
T. H. Towers
Bess Henry
Frederica
Concord Liden's Club Holds Social Evening Delights
The Liden's Club met Wednesday with Mrs Walling and Mrs Rose Noble furnishing entertainment. Over thirty attended as readings duets and singing filled most of the evening followed by games. Meetings occur first and third Wednesdays monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liden’s Club
Andersontown-Hobbs Club
Concord Church House
Torrode
Atkinson
Willey
Thomas
Estella Steadman
Delmar
Reverend Edward E. Dixon Dies Amid Conference Attendance
Retired Methodist minister Reverend Edward E. Dixon died suddenly last Sunday during the Philadelphia Methodist Conference in Reading, Pennsylvania. Born in Denton on March 22, 1858, he was the son of James Ames Dixon and Elizabeth Dixon-Nuttle, taught school near Andersontown, and graduated from Dickinson College before joining the Philadelphia Conference. He was buried from his Moore, Pennsylvania home. A niece, Mrs. Benj. F. Somers of rural Denton, survives or is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Dixon
Philadelphia
Reading
James Ames Dixon
Elizabeth Dixon-Nuttle
Denton
Andersontown
Dickinson College
Moore, Pa
Benj. F. Somers
Wedding Invitations and Announcements
Printed with care and neatness the Denton Journal presents wedding notices and related announcements, detailing nuptials and social notices for local readers.
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The
Denton Journal
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Trial and Lost Prince
The weekly Ridgely News Letter reports two plays at the Church House next Tuesday The Trial of the Cigarette with a full cast including Judge Benjamin Cohey and Plaintiff Alan Bennington and the Lost Prince with Long Fo and Joy Saulsbury among cast. It notes the Senior Class Play The New Co-Ed at the Community Theater and a fatal illness and funeral for Mrs Mary Moore. The piece lists local visits and church conference preparations in Crisfield and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church House
Benjamin Cohey
Charles Walls
Alan Bennington
Douglas Bennington
Lansing Bennington
William Porter
Mr. Heart
Eugene Larrimore
Lungs
William Walls
Brain
Thomas Downes
Stomach
William Cohey
Nerves
James Bowling
Joyce Saulsbury
Li Mo
Hilda Cherry
Joy
Jack Lane
Lee Mee
Duck
Royal Court
Imogene Shockley
Bryan Turbitt
Helen Porter
Louise Wilson
Elma
Margaret Baynard
Elsie Matthews
Roy Tawes
Mary Moore
Willard Jones
Marydel
Ridgely
B. F. Wentworth
Templeville
Moore
Hazleyville
Del
James
Elizabeth Biddle
Washington C. Moore
Mary Ethel Prince
Mary Porter
Franklin Meredith
Jeanette Beekman
Weaver Jones
Marguerite Milby
Mary Brumbaugh
Eleanor Taylor
Harry Swann
Evangeline Briscoe
Roland Ebling
Bernice Wooters
G. L. Wilson
Bank of Ridgely
Oxford
Mr. Wilson
T. W. Jones
Matthews
Mary Wooters
Miss Parsons
Pittsfield
Miller
Federalsburg
Japan
Fred Friedel
Maud, Diefenderfer
Elwood Diefenderfer
Claymont
Frank Flounders
Alice Flounders
Frank Stevenson
Boley
Royal Oak
Olan Porter
S. Pappajian
Elderton
Richard Blackburn
Copeland
Millington
Methodist Parsonage
Ida Orr
Miami
Fla
I. T. Saulsbury
Headley
Strafford, Pa
Carroll Meredith
Elmhurst
Naomi Walls
Wilmington
Weekend visits spread across towns and families
Hillsboro and surrounding towns see a flurry of weekend visits as Mary Virginia Sherwood tours Salisbury with parents, Effie Coleman and Evelyn Richards travel from Harmony to stay with Virginia Blades, and others from Wilmington Newark Queenstown St. Louis Baltimore Centreville and Wilmington share short visits with relatives. Notable attendees include Edwin Gale Marsden Ungerbuler Roberta Rowe and Miriam Gale visiting Newark and Wilmington while John Holt Jr returns from Florida to family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Virginia Sherwood
State Normal
Salisbury
James O. Sherwood
Effie Coleman
Evelyn Richards
Harmony
Virginia Blades
Edwin Gale
Marsden Ungerbuler
Wilmington
E. H. Gale
H. W. B. Rowe
Roberta Rowe
Milton Beaven
Wm. Docker
Queenstown
Cora Reese
Baltimore
Susie Rice
Centreville
Oscar Rice
Edgar Blades
Wil ‘Mington
Lorin Lane
C. R. Hicks
Preston and area church services and notes
Preston Sunday services are listed for Epiphany Mission St. Andrew's Mission Hurlock and the Church of the New Jerusalem with times for Sunday School morning and evening worship along with Lenten services. Local social notes report travel and family visits including Mr Walter M Wright illness, Mr Franklin Nusbaum return to Baltimore, Mrs Gootee Todd wintering with Mrs Lloyd Brodes, Merritt Parker's return from Florida and North Carolina, and several visits to Newark and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epiphany Mission
Preston
St. Andrew’s, Mission
Hurlock
Church of the New Jerusalem
H. B. Wright
Newark
Del
Denton Md Postcard Lists J L Kyerngam Limits
A local notice from Denton Maryland announces a post for sate state agency involving J L Kyerngam. The posting outlines appointment or duty and related eligibility or procedural details for interested parties in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L.kyerngam
Denton, Md
Burrsville News Budget Dinner Guests and Illness Update
The Burrsville News Budget notes entertaining at dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Raughley with several couples from Queen Anne Greensborough and Denton. Alfred Billings of Hobbs is seriously ill at the Blades home. The Women’s Unity Club schedules a flower garden meeting in Denton on April 1. Other visits include Mrs. Charlie Dill and daughter in Philadelphia guests of Mrs. Howard Hopkins and Pauline, Ellwanger and John Parris gathering in Wilmington and Chester, Federalsburg visitors Ban Meredith and cousins in town, and Denton residents Wesley Thawley and sons visiting, with J. H. Thawley visiting Houston Thawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Raughley
Charles Kemp
Queen Anne
W. T. Bullock
R. H. Stafford and Son
W. A. Stafford and Son
Henry Walters
Alfred Billings
Hobbs
G. L. Blades
Billings
Pauline
David Ellwanger
John Parris
C. N. Fountain
Wilmington
Chester
Ban Meredith
Federalsburg
Fred Lewis
Wesley Thawley
Denton
J. H. Thawley
Houston Thawley
Junior Declamation Contest Winners and School Assembly
The Junior Declamation Contest held March ninth featured three participants Jane Collison Elizabeth Vickery and Albert Cannon. Jane Collison and Albert Cannon won and will compete in the school contest on April second. An assembly directed by Miss Hearne on March eleventh included a Pasteur dramatization science demonstrations a water tone test by Koenig a sky chart by Eloise Thawley and chemistry experiments by Dukes Meeks reported by Sam Baxter for 9A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Collison
Elizabeth Vickery
Albert Cannon
Mark Antony
C. H.S
Miss Hearne
Louis Pasteur
Otto Koenig
Eloise Thawley
Dukes Meeks
Sam Baxter
Junior-Senior Banquet at Caroline High School
The annual school banquet, held Friday night March 13, celebrated St. Patrick theme with cabaret style tables. Music by Irvin Smith Orchestra, solos by Caroline Greenley and Sam Young, and a humorous play starring Harold Hallman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Smith
Caroline Greenley
Sam Young
Permits for summer camps must be renewed this year
Dr. R H Riley director of the State Department of Health says sanitary inspections for camp renewals are under way. Applications for new permits or renewals must be filed promptly as last year’s permits do not carry over. Camps will be inspected and certified by county health officers and the Bureau of Sanitary Engineering before the season opens. Applicants must state precise location, camp purpose, number of persons, water source, sewage disposal, garbage handling, and whether foods will be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Bureau of Sanitary Engineering
State Board of Health
Riley
Anne Arundel
Frederick
Carroll
Harford
Cecil
Washington
Howard
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Baltimore County
Charles, Garrett and
St. Mary’s
Calvert
Dorchester
Montgomery
North
Charles Street
Baltimore
Base Ball Practice Opens For Local Teams
Sunshine spurs boys to practice with candidates including Sam Cloud Carlton Greenly Clayton Long and William Jones Coach Thomas Smith leads the boys while girls play volley ball. Caroline County Championship Games set with spring schedule from April 2 to May 29 and four top teams to meet again with games starting at 4 00 p m visiting team fields 3 45 p m Officials to be announced later Henderson lacks a baseball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Cloud
Carlton Greenly
Clayton Long
W. Horsey
W. Irwin
R. Pollard
William Jones
Charles Davis
Fleetwood Smith
Thomas Smith
Caroline County
Greensboro
Denton
Preston
Ridgely
Federalsburg
Henderson
Volleley
Henderson Valley
Social notes from Wilmington and nearby towns
Henderson and Mrs. Harry Cohee and Miss Anna Jones of Wilmington visited J. R. Jones on Sunday. Mrs. Ed Walls was hosted by Mrs. John Milby near Goldsboro last week. Virgie Cartwright of Goldsboro stayed with Mrs. Dora Melvin last Tuesday. Henry Kusmaul of Philadelphia spent the weekend with his parents near town. Edward Jarrell of Goldsboro was entertained by Mrs. L. A. Gooden on Wednesday. W. F. Clark visited Washington last Tuesday and Wednesday. Geo. Montague visited his uncle near Kenton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Melvin bought a new radio. Henry Shultie visited Wilmington on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cohee
Anna Jones
Wilmington
J. R. Jones
Ed. Walls
John Milby
Goldsboro
Virgie Cartwright
Dora Melvin
Henry Kusmaul
Philadelphia
Edward Jarrell
L. A. Gooden
W. F. Clark
Washington
Geo. Montague
Kenton
Harry Melvin
Henry Shultie
Thomas Horsey, Jr
Tome School
Port Deposit
T. Clayton Horsey
Herbert Richter
Herbert, Jr
Harry Karcher
Stork
Charles Wothers
Dahlia
Gladys Moore
Price
Linwood Andrews
Frank Asilton
Fred Porter
Ernest Porter
Cumberland
J. W. Porter
Earl Lindell
Chilren
Chester
William Hubbard
Clarence Russell
Geo. H. Russell
G. D. Renegar
Havre de Grace
J. C. Ledbetter
J. Richard Gardner
Danvers
Mass
W. R. Gardner
Geo. Breeding
Linwood
Cyrus and
Edgar Stufft
Ralph B. Pritchett
A. B. Frye
Ruth Jackson
Baltimore
Emma Williams
Joseph S. Edwards
Clarence Glasglow
Mardella Springs
Norman Draper
Will Bennett
Hubbard
Kate Elliott
Will Clark
C. H. Meeds
Marcus Hook
Adams Cross Roads Visit and Local Notices
Adams Cross Roads area residents hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Trice and son Reese of near Chestnut Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Adams family. Visitors included Mr. Calvin Williams Mr. Clarence Lowe and daughter Catherine. Funeral services for Mrs. Thomas Pritchett were held at Bloomery. Local social notes mention various visits and one item about greeting cards envelopes suitable for invites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Trice
Reese
Chestnut Grove
Earl Adams
Calvin Williams
Clarence Lowe
Catherine
C. W. Adams
Alice Hastings
Louise Melson
Bernice
Reba Adams
Thomas Pritchett
Bloomery
Ormond Wright
Denton
Earle Robinson
John Adams
Philadelphia
Notable Social Roundup From Greensboro And Nearby
Mrs Georgia Swann of Wilmington and Mrs Ben Broadhead of Anderson Indiana have been called to the bedside of their sister Mrs Cornelia Prettyman who is very ill in Cambridge Hospital. Various visits note local families gathering for dinners and social support with named individuals from Wilmington Denton Philadelphia Baltimore and Wilmington among others. A birth is reported at the Dahlia Farm as the stork visited Mr and Mrs Charles Wothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Swann
Wilmington
Ben Broadhead
Anderson
Ind
Cornelia Prettyman
Cambridge Hospital
Harvey Walls
Far Mills
N. J
R. O. Brooks
Irvin
Blake Brooks
Denton
Esther Kauffman
Ormond Beach
Florida
Mary Stufft
David Stufft
Philadelphia
A. G. Stufft
Grace
Arlie Dingledine
Paul Dabson
Thos. F. Dabson
Alex Griffin
Marydel
Harvey Porter
Henry Porter
Fred Porter
Lawrence Larrimore
Goldsboro Social Club notes and visitors from area
The Win-Won Bible Class held a monthly meeting in Assembly Hall with a large crowd. After business, the social committee presented music and readings while teachers provided sandwiches coffee and cocoa. Visitors from Wilmington Smyrna and Cordova joined locals for weekends and events. several townsfolk attended a minstrel in Greensboro and others visited Dover and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly Hall
Calvin Elliott
Herman Elliott and Son
Wilmington
Sallie Baynard
W. T. Jarman
Edith Cartwright
Wilmingiton
Virgie Cartwright
E. S. Martin
Ln Salisbury
Louise Milby
Baltimore
Bertie Schaube
Mollie Shockley
Samuel Milby
Cordova
Dover
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Delmarva Peninsula
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T. J. Sard
R. Lester Smith
Chattanooga, Tenn
Disston W. Jacobs
Mt. Pleasant
MD. M. E
E. H. Dashiell
L. E. Wimbrow
Grace M. E. Church
Pocomoke City
W. P. Taylor
Whitesville
Henry G. Budd
Antioch M. E. Church
Princess Anne
Piney Neck
Salem
Union Churches
Rock Hall
T. S. Barrett
R. H. Nelson
O. A. Bartley
Preston, Md
A. F. Zimmerman
Smith’s Island
W. H. Revelle
North- East
Burrsville News Budget
Delaware Line
Capital Theatre
Greta Garbo
Charley Chase
Jack Benny
Constance Cummings
Phillip Holmes
Walter Huston
George O’brien
Capital
Journal
Adams Cross Roads