Local notices and sales across Denton area in May 1937
Items include piano and voice lessons, various farm for sale notices from R. H. Stafford & Son in Burrsville, dairy and lumber ads, a bake sale by the Denton M P Church Ladies Aid, medical and dental office notices, a Coon Hound Field Trial near Cecilton, veterans claims assistance in Denton, Union M P Church supper, and a Sleepy Hollow Cow boys stage event at the Dentonia Theatre with continuing showings. Also reports on local church and youth officer elections, and lists of Justices of the Peace and notaries appointed for Caroline County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Cooper
Denton
R. H. Stafford & Son
R. H. Stafford and Son
Burrsville
Ladies Aid
Denton M. P. Church
McCormick-Deering
R. H., Stafford & Son
A. G. Saulsbury
Ridgely
Maryland
Denton M. P
Market Street
M. A. Brackett
Dr. Brackett
Baltimore
Maryland State Dental Association
Lord Baltimore Hotel
Eastern Shore Coon Hunters Association
Cecilton
Elkton
Thomas B. Edwards
Veterans’ Service Officer
Union M. P. Church
Masons of
Harry B
Shore
Delaware
Dentonia Theatre
Sleepy Hollow Cowboys and Cowgirls
WCAU
Philadelphia
Caroline County Council of Religious Education
Young People’s Council
Harold Hafer
Merlyn Kern
Theodore Orme
Louis Dennis
Concord
Doris Kern
Ryland Fleming
Nina Lee Wheatley
Philip Adams
Federalsburg
Jack Rue
Robert Moore
T. Clayton Horsey
Caroline County
Justices of the Peace
J. Spencer Lapham
Goldsboro
Walter Riddleberger
Greensboro
Fred R. Owens
J. Phillips Wright
Preston
Harry E. Poole
Carlisle Bennington
Grace S. Andrew
Martha E. Beck
Charles L. Bryant
Indiana Bullock
Mildred B. Butler
Emma Y. Corkran
Edward O. Dion
Philip W. Downes
Junior
F. Elwood Fleming
Hilda C. Fowler
William R. Irwin
L. Irving Jones
Frances F. Johnson
Mary P. Joiner
M. Heber Lane
Alton R. Messer
Wilbert L. Merriken
Wilmer
Noble
Everett Nuttle
C. Frederick Norris
Clare N. Payne
W. Clark Quillen
Gladys E. Roe
Margaret L. Smith
Maud G. Sleek
Anna M. Slaughter
Clellie E. Turner
Anna S. Thompson
Paul S. VanDyke
H. B. Wright
John M. Wright
Noted Orator to Speak at P T A
Dr Don Frank Fenn rector of St Michael and All Angels Church Baltimore will speak Monday evening May 3 8 p m at the P T A meeting in Caroline High School His topic The No Foreign War Crusade He is a volunteer speaker for the National Emergency Peace Campaign and is known as a leading orator in the campaign He is active in community affairs especially social and educational work and serves on the faculty of several summer conferences and the Maryland Normal School for Church Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Frank Fenn
St. Michael and All Angels’ Church
Baltimore
Caroline High School
Fenn
Maryland Normal School For Church Workers
Church Notices for May Services Across Local Parishes
Denton M E Church lists Sunday School at 9 45 morning and evening services at 10 45 and 7 30 Epworth League at 6 45 Choir to sing music around the world during National Music Week May 7 Denton M E Ladies Aid meets 2 30 Wednesday Denton P Church preaches The Light of the World and The Matchless Christ Bible study at 6 45 May 5 officers hold quarterly conference Willis ton Community Church Sunday 2 30 Epiphany Mission Prest on 11 am St Elizabeths and St Benedicts schedule May 2 confirmation at St Benedicts led by Bishop Edmund Fitz Maurice with 49 confirmed from nearby parishes including St Elizabeths St Benedicts and St Gertrudes Academy Also New Jerusalem Preston 11 am sermon It Shall Be Well With the Righteous Sunday School at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton M. E
Epworth League
Ladies Aid of
Denton M. E. Church
Denton M. P. Church
Christian Endeavor
Epiphany Mission
Preston
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Denton
St. Benedict’s Church
Ridgely
St. Benedict's R. C. Church
Edmund J. Fitz Maurice
Diocese of
Wilmington
Francis J. Fisher
Our Mother of Sorrows Church
Centreville
Leonard A. Regan
SS. Peter and Paul
Easton
Edward M. Leinheiser
St. Gertrude’s Convent
Immaculate Conception
Marydel
Francis J. Hensell
St. Benedict's Church
Church of the New Jerusalem
In Memoriam Mary Virginia Downes 1935 Tribute
In loving memory of Mary Virginia Downes who departed this life May 1 1935. Sadly missed by sister brothers and parents with lines of devotion and remembrance. The poem speaks of ongoing grief yet enduring love and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Virginia Downes
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Local Clubs
Denton figures lead a busy week with meetings of Caroline County Federation of Women's Clubs and Denton Community Club. Shakespearian readings, piano solos, and radio discussion precede library and Memorial Park tours. Bishop FitzMaurice confirms forty nine at St Benedict's with local pastors aiding. Community events include a Silver Tea and a Beauty Show winner roundup. Several visits and personal notices detail residents traveling, hosting, and upcoming Grange gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Summerfield
Denton
Caroline County Federation of Women's Clubs
D. W. Davis
Denton Community Club
Elijah Nostrand
Louise de Ginther
Easton
Department of Music
Eastern Shore Federation
Department of Fine Arts
C. N. Cahall
Harrington Club
A. B. Parsons
A. M
Sinding
DeGinther
Memorial Park
Margaret Swing
Ridgely Club
Beatrice Bowers
Ladies Aid Committee
Church House
Dorothy Dixon
Frank Flounders
Chas. Stevenson
O. B. Reed
L. S. Matthews
Leybach
Shirley Applebaum
Edmund J. FitzMaurice
Wilmington
St. Benedict's Roman Catholic Church
H. J. Fischer
Centreville
Leonard J. Regan
Edward Leinhieser
St. Gertrude’s Academy
Francis Hensel
Marydel
St. Gertrude's
Ridgely
Unity Homemakers Club Meets With Five Visitors
The Unity Homemakers Club met April 28 at Mrs. William Towers home with eighteen members and two visitors. The meeting featured singing, minutes, treasurer’s report, plan for the Wild Flower Hike on May 7, and progress on the scrap book. Members discussed the Short Course representation and upcoming meetings and county events, with several book reviews and a demonstration on Feeding the Sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Homemakers Club
William Towers
Harmony Club
Raymond Fifield
Irvin Smith
Clendaniel
Irvin Theis
George Clendaniel
Unity Club
the Plains
Fifield
Sue Leese
Robt. Dulin
Winston Churchill
T. J. Turkington
Will Towers
Chester Baker
Federalsburg
Friendship Grove Homemakers Club
Otto Brauchle
Nettie B. Lord
B. M. Connelly
Calvin Betts
Cable West
Florence Hoskinson Smith
Alfred Flaharty
Margaret Mitchell
Father
Clarence Day
Sunshine Committee
College Park
Norman Taylor
Rural Women Prepare For June Maryland Short Course
The annual Rural Women's Short Course at the University of Maryland College Park runs June 14 to 19. Caroline County quota is 25 but limited to 700 attendees due to demand. The program features lectures on household topics music dramatics recreation poultry and gardening, ending with a Washington sightseeing trip. May Homemakers Club meetings will cover clothing and style trends with demonstrations on alterations and children's garments. A wild flower hike led by Mr Ballard Extension Horticulturist will meet May 7 at The Plains Ridgely. carpool details arranged at Lane and Lang's Ridgely store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
University of Maryland
College Park
Caroline County
Washington
Ballard
Extension Horticulturist
Ridgely
In loving remembrance of Elwood Tharp
Amanda Tharp writes a loving remembrance for her husband Elwood Tharp who died on April 24 1926. The note says he rests in Wesley cemetery and that they shall meet again in heaven. It honors him as a faithful husband with gentle hands and kind nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Tharp
Wesley Cemetery
Amanda Tharp
Hillsboro and Baltimore Visitors Note Weekend Mix of Visits
Mrs Edgar Blades and Mildred Stenger visited Hillsboro residents G S Larrimore in Baltimore. Mildred attended a Shirley Temple birthday party at the Hub Saturday from 11 to 12, cake weighed eighty pounds. Several families spent weekends or Sundays with relatives in Baltimore and nearby towns. Hillsboro 4 H Club girls meet Saturday May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Blades
Mildred Stenger
G. S. Larrimore
Baltimore
Mildred
Shirley Temple
Depew Duffey
Dianne
Washington
Chas. Jarrell
Jarrell
G. W. Stevens
Lewis Corkran
Sadlersville
EB. T. Stevens
Millington
Susan Thompson
Lollie Baker
Irene
Wyoming
Del
Vernon Baker
William Sparks
Henry Fleming
Wilmington
Frank Fleming
Urban Bowman
Walter Callaway
Frank Fleeming
C. K. Stewart
Charles Sharp
Community Notes From Queen Anne Local Socials
Social roundup from Queen Anne details visits and gatherings. Horace Reynolds and family host relatives from Bridgeville and Salisbury. ministers and wives meet in Easton. Eastern Star session in Baltimore. evangelist Owen Long to preach at St Pauls Church. Amrose Lucas injures hip and is hospitalized in Easton. visits by John and Wilma Taylor to Harry Clark family. Laura Knotts and Miss Jump visiting relatives. Catherine Lynch of Felton visits Bernard Messix. Henry Morgan on business in Baltimore. Madge Jump visiting Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Reynolds
Bridgeville
Del
S. H. Reynolds
Elizabeth Lynch
State Teachers College
Salisbury
Reynolds
J. M. York
Lee Richcreck
Easton
Horace Morgan
Baltimore
Harry Clark
Willis Wilkinson
Ansonia Corner
Laura Knotts
Dorothy Jump
Maryland
Ella Jump
Catherine Lynch
Felton
Bernard Messix
Henry Morgan
Madge Jump
Dover
4-H Rally Plans Style Revue in Caroline County
Caroline County 4-H rally set for Concord on May 15 from 10 30 to 3 30. Style Revue will select dresses and fifty entrants are anticipated. May Queen candidate Doris Roe from Anderson Town and Eleanor Rieck from Preston are noted. Clubs in Greensboro Ridgely Hillsboro Denton Chestnut Grove and Anderson Town participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Concord
Caroline
Dorothy Emerson
College Park
Greensboro
Ridgely
Hillsboro
Denton
Chestnut Grove
Andersontown
4-H Club
Harry Willis
Miss Spafford
Doris Roe
Catherine Wheatley
Farm machinery for sale in Burrsville Md listing
A No 22 36 McCormick Deering tractor a No 28 46 McCormick Deering thresher and a three bottom plow are offered for sale by R H Stafford and Son Burrsville Maryland with a note of a real bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick-Deering
McCormick-Deering Thresher
R. H. Stafford & Son
Burrsville, Md
Prestons Host Bridge Supper and Local Club News
Preston community notes report a bridge supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Alva T. Blades with top honors to Herman Sehmick and prizes for other couples. Federalsburg hosted the Tri County Rally with about 400 attendees and a peace talk by Mrs. Ledig. Various club events, birthdays, hospital news, and visits are listed, including a May 11 Woman's Club meeting and garden tour plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva T. Blades
Marker
H. Schmick
Lee Noble
Max Chambers
Paul van Dyke
John W. Noble
C. P. Baylor
Myrtle Messick
William Bell
Herman Sehmick
Homemakers Club
Federalsburg
Ledig
Fire House
Greensboro
Proctor Jr
Woman’s Club
B. H. Klinefelter
A. F. Holden
Baltimore
W. D. Noble
Easton
Gilbert O’connor
Luke Amato
Burton Proctor Sr
Jesse Lane
Burton Proctor Jr
Havre de Grace
Harry Hollis
Chambersburg
Amato
Willey
Patchett
Hurlock
Spence Phelps
Robert Dulin
Donald Brodes
Allan T. Holden
Harry M. Hollis
Cannon
Howard M. Harris
Katie Parker
Florida
Katherine Smith
Barbara Sisk
Orphans Court Actions In Caroline County Probate Session
The Caroline County Orphans Court met with Judges Towers Handy and Dennis. Letters of administration on John W. Howard's estate were granted to Nora Howard with bond filed. Funds withdrawn from a bank were authorized for Cora Ivins. Transfers of stock were authorized for J W Sullivan estate. Deed of release was authorized for Charles J Gallagher estate. The will of Francis E Loomis was filed and admitted to probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Towers
Handy
Dennis
John W. Howard
Nora Howard
Cora Ivins
Mabel E. Sullivan
William C. Stevens
J. W. Sullivan
Thomas H. Gallagher
Joseph L. Gallagher
Theela G. Dean
Charles J. Gallagher
Francis E. Loomis
And Mary Did Three Act Comedy At Community House
A three act comedy And Mary Did will be staged by Royal Oak Southern Methodist Church youths at the Community House on Wednesday evening May 5 at eight. Admission is a silver offering and homemade candy will be sold. Several local residents were noted visiting relatives over the weekend and a nurse student from Wilmington Hospital spent the weekend with her parents in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Royal Oak
Harry Brodes
Marylin Thompson
Payton Thompson
Mary Agnes Christopher
Baltimore
Charles Christopher
Miriam Todd
Preston
Ruth Flaharty
Denton Elects E D Kimmey Commissioner Unopposed
In a town election held last Monday E D Kimmey was elected a Commissioner of Denton He was unopposed and received fourteen votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Kimmey
Denton
Greensboro social draws area guests for teachers party
Mrs Mabel Hastings hosted a Greensboro gathering with attendants from Wilmington Harrington Clayton and other towns. The annual school teachers party held Friday featured planning by T Conover Crouse of Federalsburg. Nearby residents and visitors attended church events, hospital updates, and family visits across Dover Bridgeville and Wilmington with numerous weekend visits and local socials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Hastings
Mary Draper
Hattie Hasson
Wilmington
William West
Harrington
Coleman Hardesty
Clayton
Hillary Oliver
Oliver
Laura Hastings
Caroline County
Greensboro
T. Conover Crouse
Federalsburg
Teachers Association
Thomas Webb
Freemont
Ohio
Angela Rosalie Yelvington
Newton
Illinois
Webb
Pet Milk Company
Effa Plummer
T. F. Dobson
Nelson Bishop
Wilbur Carroll
Medford Price
Martha A. Bickling
Grace Weothers
Nokomis Council
Cumberland
Elsie Hufnall
Mae Thompson
Harry Carrow
Dover
John Carrow
Centreville
Del
W. Thomas Thornton
Baptist
Alvin Tribbitt
William Joiner
Mildred M. Ginn
Alvah Dobson
Lydia A. Dobson
Mary Ellen Draper
Bridgeville
Dagsboro
Charles Wood
Sheppard’s Church
Dryden
Washington
Frank Hartnett
Will Roe
Philadelphia
James
Virgie Roe
Albert Bigger
Billy
Smyrna
Lawrence Jones
Linwood
Rhoda Porter
C. B. Jarman
Roberta Jackson
Jessie Wilson
Cleveland
Hattie Wheeler
Kenneth Bostic
Chester
William Sipple
Florence Thornton
Lawrence
Masten’s Corner
Clayton Porter and Sons
S. D. Carrow
Hartly
Edgar Todd
James Todd
Bethlehem
Helen Hayes
Mattie Meyer
Nancy Smith
Temple Smith
Elwood Moore
Ingleside
Norman Asilton
Jack Boulais
Bridge
Charles Paige
Harvey Porter
Bradford Starkey
New Jersey
William A Cohee, 78, dies after stroke in West Denton
William Andrew Cohee died at his home in West Denton last Thursday morning after a fatal stroke two days earlier. Funeral services will be held at the home Sunday at 2 PM with burial in Denton cemetery. He was born in Maryland, one of twelve children of William A. and Emily Dill Cohee. Survived by wife Katie Messick, a daughter Mrs Arthur Scott, four grandchildren, and brothers and sisters Walter Fred Benjamin Cohee, Raymond of Baltimore Asa and John Cohee and Mrs Charles Johnson of Easton, Mrs Charles Gochnour of Salisbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Lodge
No. 128
A. F
A. M
Denton
Masonic Temple
Courthouse Square
Gerald M. Pine
Harold F. Hafer
Ridgely
A. Moore
Howard W. Jackson
Jackson
Baltimore
Master Pine
J. William Davis
Davis
Masons of
Elias W. Nuttle
Earle White
G. Linden Duffey
T. Wilson Cahall
J. Wm. Davis
H. Earle Smith
B. F. Johnson
John W. Allfather
Edythe Virginia Homan
George E. Homan
Mullica Hill
N. J
Easton
Harvey Fleetwood
Fleetwood
Caroline High School
Douglas Fleetwood
Howard Wright
Ralph Trice
Doris
Harvey Coughenour
Walter McCarty
Mary Trice
Ruth
Fred Hill
Lawrence Hill
Nancy
Rebecca Trice
Susie Trice
Albert T. Morris
Frinda
New England
Pennsylvania
Arthur Adams
Ida Fritz- Randolph
Celia Randolph
Smithville
Lynn Case
Dunham
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Clinton Williamson
Media
John H. Babb
Willard Hartzell
Federalsburg
William A. Smith
Connecticut
Wm. S. Marland
West Haven
Mary Keep
Elizabeth Laidlaw
Bridgeport
Ethel Wright
Ormond
Frederick Wright
Edward
Norma
Lawrence Wright
Tuckahoe Neck
Heath D. Goldsborough
Clarence Gough
Washington
T. Alan Goldsborough
Carmen
Earl Nowell
Easton Hospital
Clementine Welch
Bob Wilson
Hill Billies
New Theatre
Greensboro
Charles Oliphant
Walter
Howard Culver
Laurel
Del
Ida Beers
Georgestown
E. D. C. Hegeman
John Wood Logan
Wilmington
Edna B. Green
A. T. Reichman
Riverton Avenue
Long Island
New York
Philadelphia
Emma Smith Lister
Francis Smith
Kemp Adams
Willie Fearins
Ruth Price
Glenn L. Martin Co
A. A. Price
Willard Taylor
Ison
Howard
Charles T. Baker
Tamar A. Oberly
Vineland
Clarence Rice
Williston
Seldon Watters
Fannie Shields
Helen Bowersock
Cambridge
Harry Klotz
Pleasantville
Walter J. Bradley
Bradley
Our Town
Park Drive
Ethel Wayne
Leroy Winstead
Tri-County Homemakers Federation
H. E. Koenemann
Wm. Koenemann
Upland
Harry Koenemann
Chester
Charles Koenemann
Houston
Alex Dawson
Stonehurst
Clinton Stoopes
Fred Voshell
Teressa Cohee
Bridgeville
Evelyn Cohee
Salisbury Normal School
Sue Lewis
Russell Adama
Pennsylvania R. R. Company
Walter R. Moore
R. R. Lane
R. R. Ringgold
J. Mulford Swing
Roland Fountain
Maplewood
J. M. Swing
Virginia
J. E. Gibson
Bridgetown
W. O. Dickerson
Virgil Dickerson and Son
Snow Hill
Edward McPherson
George W. Brittingham
Harold Fountain
Walter Wright
Chestertown
Walter Mitchell
Nat Goodwin
George Slaughter
W. M. Bennington
Paul
Melvin Bennington
Ridgely Grange
Pomona Grange
Fire House
Loraine Smith
St. Gertrude’s
William Andrew Cohee
West Denton
Mr. Cohee
Maryland
William A
Emily Dill Cohee
Delaware
Katie Messick
Caroline County
Arthur Scott
Fred
Benjamin Cohee
Raymond Cohee
Asa
John Cohee
Charles Johnson
Charles Gochnour
Salisbury
Twenty Years After War Costs Hit U S Tax Payers
The piece notes the United States accumulated 34 0490000000 in wartime and postwar spending, amounting to a vast tax burden on Americans. It argues the goal of making the world safe for democracy is an elusive ideal amid the heavy costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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