Denton Adverts and News From Caroline County
Local departments report busy farms with wheat and corn prices listed. Denton welcomes visiting laymen. eggs fetch top price at W J Blackston. Notes on diary supply, dam work, town dances, real estate sales, and street lighting plans. Denton High beats Greensboro twice. farm sales and auctions planned for May 30. Dust control and oil street treatment discussed for better summer streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Denton
W. J. Blackston’s
Crouse
McIlvainge & Sister
T. C. Smoot
Rehoboth
Charles HL Redden
Laura Wis
Starvey L. Cooper Advertie
AL ON
Ward
Seattle
Literary Club
Geo. W. Sheer
Denton Bridge
John T. Carter
Chas. el. Bullock
Sifth Street
C. S. Roop
Pichker
Towa
George E.fl Stevenon
United States
Robert 2. Patton
Harry A. Roe
Parker
Main Street
Fifth
Patton
Francis W. Janney
Baltimore
Eye
Pla. Wisher
Samuel L. West
Firth
Greensboro
David Marine Farm
Frank Chance
Barclay
J.B. Colsain
Roe
Suchahoe Neck
Brethren Church
Messrs
TE. J. Cooper
A. G. Towers
O. W. Downes
Caroline High School
Myra Ramsdell
Clifford Baughley
Board of Commissioners of
F. W. Redden
C. J. Wall
Jonathan Evitts
Ernest G. Cooper
J. P Cooper
W. B. Draper
Delaware
Delmar
Salisbury
Maryland
Social notes and visits in Maryland town
Rev Dashiell a preacher and artist with cartoons on Japan Hawaii and Taft. Local residents travel for medical treatment visit relatives host gatherings attend church events and plan sales and social activities.
Corn Rowing Contest Entries Listed by Schools
A list of boys from public schools entered in the corn-rowing contest with offered prizes. Entries include Marydel Homer Steele, Bee Tree George Hess, Goldsboro Edward Lapham, Elijah C. Smith, H C Saunders, and many others across Denton, Greensboro, Ridgely, Federalsburg, and surrounding areas. The Marine farm advertisement notes Tuesday May 30 in the Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marydel
Homer Steele
George Hess
Macco Duhracki
Blenderon
Goldsboro
Edward Lapham
Elijah C. Smith
H.C. Saunders
Frank EE
Legates
Lowe’s— Woodie Dill
Raymond Ribler
Greensboro
Lester Stevencan
Henry Weaver
Carl W. Reed
Alston Long
Walter Smith
Barcus-Harley Needles
Greenboro
Burrsville
Willard Lee Wright
Dention
David Marine Farm
Prisoner escapes from crib lockup in Wight area
Preston decided the crib was the strongest detention place for the prisoner Pliny Butler. The chest of tools in the crib enabled Butler to saw through the roof and flee at night. Constable Tuff discovered the escape after Butler vanished, with local residents noted visiting and church events mentioned in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Wight
House of Correction
William T. Tuff
Pliny Butler
Tuff
Angers
Butler
Celia Kelley
Ella Harrison
James Carroll
Urlock
Harry Wright
Clara Wright
Hillsboro
Ladies’ Aid
M. FE
Gootee Christopher
Koerber
Lutheran Church
Wm. Cannon
Carmelia
Greensboro
John Wright
Choptank
Ira Davis
Milford
Helen Walker
Nellie Vickers
Beulah
Margaret Whiteley
Fan
Carriage Accident Injures Klima Family Near Town
Mr and Mrs Frank Klima and Mr Jos Klima were thrown from a frightened horse when a carriage overturned near town. Mrs Klima broke her left wrist. both men suffered cuts and bruises. An entertainment titled Gumbo Jam will be held Saturday May 30. Various local visits and illnesses noted, including mumps prevalence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Klima
Jos. Klima
Amos Coffin
Ridley Park
I. E Coffin
Elphonsie Goodwin
Wilmington
Edward Coffin
Wyoming
E. I. Coffin
Edgar Walls
Denton
Local residents and visitors share updates in town
Marydet Miss Mary Neese and Miss Olive Hummer of W C A visit home here. Mrs C W Jacobs and sister Miss Effa W Heather returned Sunday from Philadelphia. Mrs Virginia Sparks of Templeville spends week with Miss Effa W Heather. Mrs Chas Jump visits her daughter Mrs J Herman Wilds in Ken. Miss Addie Cohee stays week with Miss Maude Hummer. Mrs John Jacobs of Kenton recently visits town. Miss Lara V Heather visits relatives in Philadelphia. Mr H S Dailey buys a new E M F car.
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EH. Dashiell
Federalsburg M. EE. Church
Japan
Hawaii
Uncle Sam
United States Senate
Taft
House of Representatives
Demecray
Richard Carell
Bethlehem
Baltimore
Carroll
Charles Kline
Kingston
Caroline
University Hopital
John L. Fisher
Cordova
Win, Stevens
Talbot
U. M. Voitius
Janet A. Gerry
Port Deposit
Hl. A. CG. Westerfield
M. J. Parsonage
Jacob Andrew
Tuckahoe Neck
Emerson Robert
St. John's College
James A. Stephen
Crisfield
Denton
Franklin Street
Mia
Charles Burkett
Architect Davis
Georgia Anthony
Meekins
Fifth Avenue
Nan L. Mildren
Holland
Randolph Barnhart
Josephine M. Downes
Starvey L. Cooper
Wilmington
William Reddell
Rehoboth
John W. Clark
Samuel I. Holt
New York
L. 2
Beauchamp
Guild of
St Paul's Episcopal Church
Sylvester
Main Street
Hillsboro
M. E
Watt
Win. P. Fleming
W. J. Sparks
Queen Anne
Edgar Stevens
Sadlersville
Emily Knotts
Five Hundred Club
Noble Jarrell
Goldsboro
TL. W
Janes Neal
Andersontown
Howell Hanley
FF. Asbury Greaves
Easton
A. D. Branford
Magete Jarrell
Ars Wheeler
Tumore
Charles LE. Stewart
J. R. McSorley
Wr. Ross
Choptank
Annie Jump
Caninittsburg
Addie Cohee
Maude Hummer
John, Jacobs
Kenton
Lara V. Heather
Philadelphia
Ollie Fogwell
Ingleside
Annie Hopkins
Mary J. Fell
J. H. Coursey
Effa Plummer
Langreil
William Orrell
J. E. Wesley
Centreville
C. Earl Jones
Queen Anne's
Malcolm
Andrew Baggs
Milford
Del
Thawley's Chapel
Convention in Denton Promotes Laymen Missionary Movement
The Denton convention on Tuesday and Wednesday advanced the Laymen's Missionary Movement in the Maryland campaign. Speakers included Yale graduate Yutaka Minakuchi and Baltimore Y M C A official William Morris. A banquet at Masonic Hall drew 140 attendees, with urging for cross church cooperation and foreign mission support. The event highlighted missionary education, medical work, and global evangelization led by laymen, with planning for continuation in Caroline county and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Maryland
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. A. G. Westerfield
Yutaka Minakuchi
Yale
Masonic Hall
M. E
M. P
P. EE
Lewis
William 21
Morris
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Minakuchi
George I. T. Stevenson
United States Navy
Starry A. Roe
James E. Curry
Fred P. Roe
John H. Horsey
J. W. Funk
A. E. Cooper
R. M. Beauchamp
A. F. Sisk
Rev
Wilmer Jaggard
Jesse T. Dennis
W. F. Wolf
Daniel J. Zacharias
William JB. Massey
Henry Detwiler
Thomas A. Smith
Howard Melvin
J. R. Clark
Preston O. Sparks
Frederic N. Nichols
J. Trank Booth
Ernest G. Cooper
Harvey L. Cooper
Ormond W. Downes
P. Roland Fisher
J. Ed Nichols
John T. Harris
William H. Irwin
R. Boone Beauchamp
Jonathan Evitts
Fred Garey
Samuel G. Nut
Tle
Benjamin H. Johnson
Peter T. Clark
John L. Everagam
J. Frank Saulsbury
James E. Hignutt
Owen C. Garey
T. Alan Goldsborough
William I. Norris
James A. Trazzare
Albert G. Saulsbury
John T. Porter
Thomas G. Clark
Harry LE. Ramsdell
J. T. Bailey
M. Carroll Meredith
Alfred W. Thompson
John D. Davis
W. 5. Shipman
Co-Operative
Caroline County
M. I. Church
T. Dwight Sloan
Brown
Sloan
Fred C. Klein
Methodist Protestant Board of Missions
Far East
Samuel B. Capen
Christian Missions
Episcopal Church
David H. Brown
Laymen’s Missionary Movement
Johns Hopkins University
University of Virginia
Empire of China
Salisbury
Pocomoke City
Two Johns and local notices in brief
Miss Winnie Nichols is now with Mrs. Hollingsworth in Denton learning millinery. Mr. S. J. Hurst met with a very painful accident last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Two Johns
Winnie Nichols
Whitby Family Moves to Penns Grove NJ Straw Hats Bloom
William Whitby and family have relocated to Penns Grove New Jersey. Straw hats are once more in full bloom as the season changes, reflecting a light local note in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithson
William Whitby
Penn's Grove
New Jersey
Church Events Highlight Denton M E News
Denton churches host a morning love feast at 9 30 held with Epworth League anniversary observances. Rev E P Roberts now in Elkton praises Denton congregations while noting a $1200 salary. Mothers Day events at Methodist Protestant and other church activities fill the weekend with sermons baptisms and guilds musicales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Denton
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Epworthians
E. P. Roberts
Denton M
Elkton
Roberts
Church of the Brethren
L. R. Brumbaugh
Ridgely
George S. Raleigh
Mr. Gantt
St. Mary's Guild
N. J. Walker
J. Gibson Gantt
Cordova
J. A. Mitchell
R. K. Stephenson
M. E
Local club thanks glove donor and plans hires
Mr. Thomas Hooper of Algren Manufacturing presented gloves to the club and conducted a glove making business here. The club voted thanks, and Hooper hopes to employ about sixty workers later in the summer. Bilbrough Brothers bought a twenty horsepower gasoline engine from Mr. Green of International Harvester for new brick and tile machinery. The strawberry crop outlook is hopeful despite frost and stem worm damage. Several residents and visitors are noted as guests or travelers in town and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hooper
Algren Manufacturing Company
Hooper
Bilbrough Brothers
Thomas M. Green
International Harvester Company
John R. Beckett
Baltimore
Joseph M. Roberts
Greensboro
John Gibson
Seaford
W. A. Roe
Edna
Thomas H. Draper
Thomas C. Horsey
Virginia
Sallie Wilson
S. E. Shannahan
Easton
Waitman Wilmot Graham
Ocean City
Oceanic
Charles Hopkins
Dover
James P. Hopkins
William Walters
New Hampshire
Laura Wooters
Queen Anne
HI. E. Jarrell
Smithville Social News and Local Visits
Smithville notes a Sunday gathering with Mr Win P Hignutt and daughter Miss Ollie visiting the Kinders near Federalsburg. Miss Mary Sparklin returned home after a stay with Miss Ollie Hignutt. The Lewis family visited the Alfords with their son Edward, and Miss Myrtle Thompson spent weekend with Bridgetown friends. Mumps remain active in the area.
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Smithville
Win ‘P. Hignutt
Ollie
Thomas Kinder
Federalsburg
Mary Sparklin
Ollie Hignutt
Charles E. Lewis
Litle
Edward
L. N. Alford
Myrtle Thompson
Bridgetown
Dexter Day Swing & Co. factory report and local notes
Ridgely residents report a serious accident at Day Swing & Co.'s basket factory when superintendent David M. Swing was struck by a flying wood piece from a gang saw. He was taken home for surgery and is improving. The column also notes social gathering at Dragoo home, Armour Co. layoffs, new boiler arrival at Day Swing, property work by Marvel, and local visits. Rain is needed to save the strawberry crop. Saulsbury Bros. install electric lights in their factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Avenue
E. E. Dragoo
Armour Co
Marvel
Oxford
Railroad Avenue
Day
Swing & Co
Palmer
Kent Island
William Marvel
Lawn
John Wort
Trappe
Saulsbury Bros
Goldsboro Community Sees Short Hay and Feed Supplies
In Goldsboro a hay and feed shortage grows as clover and grass lag this spring. A large Washington show drew many locals, including Robert Jarrell Jr and Walter Sapp. A town election elected Jarrell Sr, Sapp, Dr. Silver, Alfred Griffin and A. J. Bennett. Transfers of real estate were recorded for numerous properties in Federalsburg, Ridgely, Denton and nearby areas, with values ranging from $50 to $28,000.
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Goldsboro
Washington
Robert Jarrell, Jr
Harvey Morris
Walter Sapp
William E. Miller
W. T. Jarman
Luther Bennett
J. Spencer Lapham
Carolyn
Clayton
Del
J. Raymond Downes
Preston
Robert Jarrell
Marjorie Griffin
Goldsboro School
William Elliott
Wilmington
Walter T. Elliott
Haymaker
Ridgely
H. F. Silver
Arthur Johns
Annie Jackson
Greensboro
Paul Stewart
J. FE. Williamson
Robert H. Nichols
Lydia W. Eddington
Belle F. Turpin
Federalsburg
Hughes Lumber & Coal Co
Jas
Henry R. Lewis
Edward M. Noble
John Williamson
John R. Marine
F. J. Wright
H. C. Wright
Denton
John W. Funk
Walter Shelton
H. A. Ree
J. A. Davis
Mollie E. Rickards
A. G. Saulsbury
Arrington Breeding
R. J. Kemp
Helen A. Blanchard
T. R. Collins
W. N. Collins
C. W
J. Allen Moore
Mary P. Bailey
G. M. Taylor
J. H. Taylor
Albert G. Towers
Et al
Farmers and Merchants Telephone Co
Mary A. Ross Et al
Jas. N. Clark
Clyde A. Pentz
Geo. A. McDaniel
John C. Jarrell
W. H. B. Kauffman
J. R. Phillips
W. P. Willis
Andrew J. Hubbard
Bertha A. Bell
Andrew J
J. W. Stowell
Richard Andrew
Clarence E. Frampton
Thos. IT. Day Et al
Henry L. Cohee
T. P. Fisher
J. Walter Beauchamp
Mollie E. Richards
J. W. Wood
Daniel W. Moore
Jas. R. Murphey
Albert S. Handy
Clara L. Walton
Mary E. Dill
John K. Lynch
Charles H. Redden
H. Franklin Stevens
J. Roland Chaffinch
Wm. E. Saulsbury Et al
Parsonage
Hobbs
Jos. Ef. Bernard
T. Clayton Horsey
Jf. Cy Russell
W. F. Towers Et al
Frank DV. Covey
J. W. Funk
Margaret A. Bruce
H. A. Roe
Daniel RK. Flaharty
I. H. Morris
Adah Chambers Et al
J. E. Williams
W. H. Alburger
I. E. Nuttle
Jennie O. Griffith
A. G. Dennion
Martin F. Rash
Gottlieb Rein
Daniel Zeigler
Owen Lynch
L. J. Knotts
Sarah E. Carter
H. H. Geisel
H. Clay Hobbs
Martha Lord
Martha A. Lord
Elia V. Langrell
Mabel L. Coursey
Mary J. Williamson
E. L. Fooks
J. H. Nichols
Margaret E. Schuyler
H. W. Temple
C. L. Hobbs
W. H. Hinman
Jacob McCready
Tilghman Stevens
C. H. Standford
Joseph W. Notte
Louis St. James
E. E. Nuttle
Samuel Murray
Oscar Clark
J. Dukes Downes
L. B. Fowers
Town Council Organized Elects Davis Chief of Police
The new town Council organized by electing Wm. Davis president Harry Flaharty secretary and H. P. Stowell treasurer John H. Smith chosen chief of police The Council may decide to pave Main street Mrs E C Fields of Baltimore visiting Mrs J H Davis You can phone orders to the Journal office for berry checks at our expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg
Wm. Davis
Harry Flaharty
H. P. Stowell
John H. Smith
Main Street
E. C. Fields
Baltimore
J. H. Davis
Journal Office
Berry
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Liden
William Breeding
Charles Hanington
Central
Robert Urabaker
William i Beer
Caroline High
William M. Garey
Havel Krabill
Hobart Windsor
Clifton ‘Hicks
Oliver Lynth
Harry Beck
Arthur Perry
Charles Shawn
Galen Jordin
Floyd Garey
Edward Jester
Williamson
Ross Harrison
Den
Williston
Johnnie Griffith
Earl Chaffinch
Rushsell Snowberger
Harmony
Webster Todd
I’veston
Leon Todd
Grave
George Jacob
L Edward Patchett
Lee Murphy
Theodore Fletcher
Carleton Dulin
Farry H. Reick
Milton Willey
Elmer V. Williams
Rhodesdale
George Horn
Frice
Charles Decker
Federalsbury
Nichols
Clarence Callahan
Luther Short
Oakland
James QO. Clark
William A. Sculley
William Lynch
Albert Zeigsler
Paul Neff
Furman’s Grove
Harry Starkey
Bion Roberts
Dorsey Nichols
Olivia Coffin
Harry Gough
Frank Gough
G. W. Carrow
R. W. Reynolds
Myrtle Newlee
Elsie Walls
Yutara Minakuchl
W. Winder Galdsborough
J. W. Satterfield
Calvin
H. Carroll
Harrington
Edgar Welch
M. O. Harrington
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Aaron C. Reber
Jas. H. Nichols