Local business changes and sales in West Denton area
The item lists reductions at J H Nichols Co and sales offerings at Hignutt Feed Store and Hughes Co in West Denton. It notes new ownership by Lawrence B Towers of Pastorfield store and Towers Andrew taking over West Denton Garage. Also mentions Victor Talking Machine Co pricing, sermons by Rev J E Smith and Rev Williston themes, and local bids on lateral roads bonds led by Robert Garrett & Sons.
Remington honor medal goes to Dr H A B Dunning
Dr H A B Dunning of Baltimore, native of Denton, receives the Remington honor medal in New York for leading the drive to raise 31 million for the national pharmacy headquarters building. The site for the building is undecided, but will include a research lab and a museum of world pharmacy. Additional society notes cover weddings, visits, and weekend gatherings of local families and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. B. Dunning
Baltimore
Denton
New York
Remington
Pennsylvania
Jacob Diner
American Pharmaceutical Association
Dunning
National Pharmacy Headquarters
World Pharmacy
Caroline
Pauline Nichols
Henry J. Muessen
T. O Cronse
G. J. Hooker
J. Ed. Nichols
Ruth Beauchamp
State Normal School
J. Walter Beauchamp
Erma Smeyer
Dorothy Huartle
Furn Shitzel
Hagerstown
Lillian Tonmens
Alma Cooper
Louise Snyder
Maryland
Towson
George A A. Timmons
Lillian Timmons
Roberta Butler
Maryland State Normal School
Robert Butler
S. E. Richardson
Urbanna
Walter Sparklin
Ann
Ocean City
Leila Mudd
Winfield T. Nichols
Miami
Fla
James H. Nichols
Wilson Saulsbury
Wilson
Miriam
Katherine Taylor
Denton Community Club Names Committees at May Meeting
At a May meeting Miss Anne Lewis appointed committee chairs for the Denton Community Club including Program and Education Mrs. Harry E. Ramsdell and Publicity Mrs. J. W. Maes een. Louise Dukes reported the library move to the Community House and urged nonmembers to join. Marion Batchelder spoke on central libraries and Trene Richards shared development ideas for the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Community Club
Anne Lewis
Harry E. Ramsdell
T. Pliny Fisher
J. Owen Knotts
J. W. Maeseen
P. Roland Fisher
D. O. George
L. R. Clough
J. Alda Jackson
T. Alan Goldsborough
H. L. Cooper
Howard Pastorfield
Pinance
D. W. Davis
Louise Dukes
Denton
Marion Batchelder
Trene Richards
Harrington
Pastorfield Sale Exceeds Seventeen Thousand Dollars
Real estate of the late W C Pastorfield was sold by trustee W Brewster Deen on the courthouse green. Buyers included Lawrence B Towers for 1310 on an 18 acre Tuckahoe Neck farm and 805 for the Captain A L Dunham house, plus multiple parcels sold to Towers Collins Holsinger Nichols and others, totaling 17135. Kodaks films and supplies were listed as Pr Wright Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Carroll
W. Brewster Deen
Court House Green
Tuckahoe Neck
Lawrence B. Towers
Mr. Towers
West Denton
Roland Satterfield
Earl Cooper
Harrison Smith
A. L. Dunham
George F. Noble
Seventh Street
Nannie G. Pastorfield
Ernest C. Collins
Collins
Christian P. Holsinger
Pastorfield
Eighth Street
J. Ed. Nichols
Holchess Campground
Lloyd E. Holsinger
J. P. Holsinger
Walter A. Wilhelm
Harry A. Roe
Campground Road
John T. Carter
Revival Meetings At Baptist Church In Greensboro
Greensboro reports ongoing revival sessions led by Dr J Wilson Brown of Philadelphia with a program including Sundays sermon The Coming Storm and a Monday concert by noted blind singer Robert Fraser who has broadcast songs on radio attendees urged to join the meetings Also noted are community events including a Junior-Senior banquet at the High School and a mass gathering at the auditorium with Miss Lillian E McCormick delivering an address Numerous local visits and social events are listed with residents and visitors from nearby towns and cities including Wilmington Denton Dover Baltimore and Philadelphia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. HW. Nichols & Co
Hignutt
Hughes & Co
Pastorfield
West Denton
Lawrence B. Towers
Towers & Andrew
Victor Talking Machine Co
M. K. Newnam
J. E. Smith
Church of the New Jerusalem
Preston
Williston
Minster
Robert Garrett & Sons
Weilipp-Bruton and Baker, Watts & Co
Caroline
Greensboro
Federalsburg
Goldsboro
Christ Church
Denton
Cathedral
Easton
M. Moses & Son
Baltimore
Caroline High School
Redden’s Palace Theatre
Washington
Commissioners of
C. Leslie Walls
Walter Sparklin
Frank Dennis
Sherman L. Tribbett
C. S. Kauffman
Lexington
John D. Carter
West Franklin Street
Washington and Lee University
Carter
John T. Carter
Law
Phi Kappa Sigma
Phi Delta Phi
Troubadours
Bob” Arthurs
Dover
Del
Arthurs
Caroline County
The
Baptist Church
J. Wilson Brown
Philadelphia
Dr. Brown
Robert Fraser
Lillian E. McCormick
Olin Price
Kenneth
Genevieve
Alvah Dobson
Grace Wooters
Rehoboth
Martha Carrow
Elizabeth Rawlings
Roland Porter
Stevensville
Lawrence Larrimore
Henry Porter
Minnie Pinder
Frances Hall
Wilmington
James T. Pinder
M. E. Church
Ladies’ Aid Room
Railroad Avenue
Henry Budd
H. G. Budd
Arthur Mitchell
Friend
West Grove
John Mitchell
Roland Long
Guy Pippin
Joseph Bernard
Washington College
Oscar Bernard
Arthur and
Maurice Frampton
W. W. Frampton
Selby Smith
Paul Allegra
Helen
Bernard Sparks
Queen Anne
Holsinger
Marguerite
Near Ridgely
Joseph Shipley
Allegra
Sparks
Smith
Shipley
Arthur Scully
William Scully
First Street
Richards
First Avenue
Second Street
Ruth Scully Perry
I. E. Mason
Federation
Norman Wilson
W. M. Wiley
Paul Sewell
A. G. Saulsbury
T. W. Smith
Grace Vernon Smith
Elsie Matthews
Charles Hobbs
F. P. Herr
Harry Jones
Walter Jones
Miss Bray
Sadlersville
Methodist Parsonage
Jackson
Ridgely
Neslie *Thompson
Willie Thompson
Thurmont
Hillsboro
Methodist Church
Church House
Alice Bennington
Andrew Mitchell
Walter
Kent Island
Bessie Wilson
Queenstown
Tony Swann
Pratt
George Fitz
Baltimore-Washington
Ridely
J. R. Schatl
Waynesboro
Pau
Aid
J. T. Moore
Mary Frances Carmine
Thomas Carmine
Harry Hemmens
S. E Parsons
Dorothy Beaumont
Parent-Teachers’ Association
William Smith
Leoland Jackson
Harry Zeigler
Christ
T. W. Jones
Richard Sparks
George Bulloch
Stack
Elizabeth Sparks
Ae Fiend
Frank Matthews
Deborah Hughes
Wichman
Denny Rhodes
Howard Rhodes
Wilson Jackson
Newark
Joseph Greenwood
Burrsville Social Roundup Then and Now
Burrsville residents report weekend guests including Mr and Mrs Charlie Dunham and Mrs Clarence Voss. Voss family member Mrs Laura Knotts undergoes surgery in Milford Hospital with improving outlook. Local couples visit Cambridge Hospital and Easton Hospital. several on sick list with measles tonsillitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Voss
Charlie Dunham
Clarence Voss
Clarence Lofland
Margaret Simpson
Ora Smith
Vernon
John L. Chance
Anna
Gladys
Rachel M. Collison
Rachel M. Collison Visited Mrs. Chance In Cambridge Hospital
Harry Cheezum
Oliver
Tilghman Collison
Collingsdale
Laura Knotts
Milford Hospital
Catherine
Raymond Fortney
Easton Hospital
Lucy Pierson
Gladys Chance
Swarthmore
Rosie Hurd and
Son
Greensboro
Henry Walters
Denton Auto Company Hosts Free Ford Talk and Film
The Denton Auto Company, with Ford Motor Company courtesy, offers Denton and nearby residents a free night class entertainment at Redden's Palace Theatre on Wednesday May 19 1926. The program includes motion pictures and a talk on Ford industries, headlined by the three reel feature Farm Progress a photo story for the progressive farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Auto Company
Ford Motor Company
Denton
Ford Industries
Redden’s Palace Theatre
Ridgely News Letter social notes and local update
Mr and Mrs Selby Smith hosted guests from Baltimore and Queen Anne including Mrs Allegra Sparks and Mrs Holsinger with family. Ridgely baseball beats Preston 5 1 and 6 5 to claim county title. deaths, church events, and visits fill the week.
County Education Board Reorganizes Leaders and Plans
The County Board of Education elected Mrs. J. W Stowell as president and Mr. W. M. Wright as vice president with reappointment of Secretary E M Noble. Trustees were confirmed with new appointments to fill vacancies as budget work continues and petitions for school consolidations await more data. Dr Mason Knox plans free preentry physical exams for all entering students this fall during the week of June 15. The County P T A met at Denton High School electing H T Nuttle president SE Douglas vice president Alice Hignutt secretary and W F Chath treasurer. Reports from about 10 schools were presented. WOH Carson Maud Hemmons spoke on their Salisbury visit to the State Normal School during the Parent-Teacher Institute. Wright addressed The Value of Local and Vocational Education and Professor James W Johns discussed physical education and its impact on students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
J. W Stowell
W. MM. Wright
E M Noble
Mason Knox
State Board of Health
Knox
P. T A
Denton High School
H. T. Nuttle
Andersontown
SE Douglas
Preston
Alice Hignutt
Concord
W. FL Chath
Henderson
Woh
Carson
Maud Hemmons
State Normal School
Salisbury
Eastern Shore
W. M Wright
James W. Johns
Bloomery Church Reopens After Major Repairs
Bloomery M E Church resumes services after two months of repairs. Rev Low Layfield of Greenwood delivers opening sermon from Matt 6 9 9 Our Weather. Four ministers attend including Rev Holt McCabe and At kings. Shipman of Denton praises long pastorate and shares details of restoration, cost 372019 raised on opening day. Exterior painted, asbestos roof added, oak pulpit built by pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomers M.E
Low ‘Layfield
Greenwood
TL S Holt
J.C McCabe
Pederalsburg
CH Atkins
Penn Metal Co
Philadelphia
Shipotan
Vr Lay- Hild Sam Oat
Bloomery
Orphans Court Proceedings Reported With Filings and Appraisals
Orphans Court session led by Judges West Harper and Shawn Bang. Executrors Lillie D Laden and Gootee S Laden filed inventory and appraisement of personal property and a list of operating debts. Administrators Noble and others filed releases letters of administration granted Atley E Lord bond filed and creditors notice ordered appraisers named. Administratrix Brauchle released distributee. Wright and Handy filed debts. Lewis filed first account of administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
West
Harper
Shawn Bang
Lillie D. Liden
Gootee S. Liden
Edward W. Laden
Philip A. Noble
Mary W. Noble
James B. Noble
Mary EB. Lord
Atley E. Lord
Willam T. Craft
John Williamson
Emeline Brauchle
Charles W. Bradley
Albert Lo Handy
Mary An C Wright
Henry RR. Lewis
Hebron Cullen
Furnishings Displayed at M K R Newnain Furniture
Thirty three furnished rooms are showcased at M K R Newnain Furniture Store with service and catalog guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. KR. Newnain’s
Service and
Cata Sfaeben Guaranteed
Hillsboro and Queen Anne Social Round Ups and Visits
Hillsboro and Queen Anne residents hosted and attended dinners and socials this week. Notables included Mr. and Mrs J E Hichs honoring a seventy fifth birthday. Mrs Ralph Holland hosting the Ladies Aid. Miss Virginia Harwood at May Day. Mrs Nettie Seward returning from Baltimore. and numerous visits to family and friends in Baltimore Philadelphia Washington and Onancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E Hichs
Charles Rhodes
Elwood Clening
Susie Thompson
Iichs
Millsboro
Hillsboro
Queen Anne
Hillsboro Church
M. E
Ralph Holland
Ladies’ Aid Society
MLC
Vairginia C. Harwood
Thomas Seward
Nettie Seward
Baltimore
Eleanor Knotts
Dorothy
Washington College
Epworth League
Horace Buttingham
Wilmington
Edgar Blades
Win
Taylor
Philadelphia
Clayton
J. Norman = Clark
Onancock
T. Sparklin
Dorothy Knotts
Local Lumber Dealer Offers Barn Siding and Fir Lumber
Business Local owner S Frank Cole on south Seventh street reports a recent lumber delivery including North Cat oring lumber with barn siding ce... and West Coast Fir lumber for barn siding flooring and finishing. Call for prices and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cole
South Seventh Street
Revival Campaign Begins With Dr Crouse Sermon
A revival tent on Fifth Avenue opens tomorrow night with Dr Crouse delivering the inaugural sermon. The campaign will be led by Rev Dr George W Cooke, a noted evangelist, and the tent offers ample seating for expected large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Crouse
George W. Cooke
revival campaign at Goldsboro M E Church South
The Goldsboro church began revival meetings led by Rev. John Moses Baker with Rev. C R Curtis assisting. A large Sunday morning crowd heard the Baltimore evangelist. Sunday night attendance overflowed into the Sunday School. Baker preaches simple, direct gospel with a children’s choir of 20 to 25. Services continue each evening at eight except Saturday. many conversions expected. Local families from Wilmington and Crisfield visited over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro M. FE. Church South
John Moses Baker
Baltimore
C. R. Curtis
Mr. Baker
Haher
Irving’s Chapel
Goldsboro
Irving’s
Gouldsboro
John Shively
Arthur Cahall
Omar Shively
Wilmington
J. W. Shively
T. N. Jarrell
Blue Ridge
Nellie, Jr
Fletcher Wharton
Nerva Wharton
Emmai Wharton
J. J. Bunting
Jack
Crisfield
St.aul Thomas
Friend
Hillsboro
Howard Thomas
Leon Ross
Barclay
Carroll Elliott
Pauline Bennett
Mattie Hennett
Henderson Ladies' Aid elects officers at home meeting
Henderson notes a Ladies' Aid monthly meeting at Mrs Alda Montague's home. Officers elected include President Mrs W G Carrow and secretary Mrs W F Clark. Several local families are mentioned with visits, weddings in Greensboro May 5th, and relatives visiting from Philadelphia Wilmington and Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Alda Montague
W. G. Carrow
William McClintock
W. F. Clark
J. P. Quillen
C. Wi. Claysdle
Flob. Sweeney
J. R. Melvin
Theodore Kusmaul
John Kusmaul
Mary Burchard
Annie Emerson
Greensboro
Louise Cohee
Sara
Emma Gooden
Salisbury
Roscoe Taylor
Philadelphia
I. B. Sweeney
W. E. Cartwright
Esther
Wilmington
L. A. Gooden
George Clark
Roy Medford
Lowi
Lawrence Emerson Ae
Frank Marvel
Jane
P. A. Marvel
Thomas Shinn
Billy
Reading
Frank Shinn
Wiliam Hemp
Baltimore
Jr. Coffin
Fountain Pens for Service and Durability
Waterman deal emphasizes Fountain Pens built for service and durability. FL JL Wright advertises quality writing instruments for daily use and long lasting performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterman
Deal
JL Wright
Caroline County Traders Licensed in May Across Towns
May licenses issued to Sunshine Poultry Farm in Denton and numerous others in Ridgely Federalsburg Greensboro Goldsboro and Denton plus Hempstead entities. Large sums reflect established operations such as J Davis Ridgely J. Frank Lane Goldsboro and J. H. Williams Goldsboro among many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Sunshine Poultry Farm
Denton
Hammond & Luckey
Goldsboro
J. W. Crook Stores Co
F. E. Yeoman
M. A. Dragos
Ridgely
John W. Hurlock & Co
Federals
Bing
Millsboro
Harry Lewisd
Robert Jr. Davis
Federalsburg
J. H. Brumbaugh
T. A. Cleaies
Hickman
Calvin Scott
American Corner
Cigarette
American Stores Co
J. H. Williams
Alfred S. Thompson
W. M. Norris
Bridgetown
Nuttle Milling Co
John C. Brown
Greensboro
R. Q O. Dean
N. K. Swanwick
J. W. Gruwell
J. S. Meekins
J. W. Harris
Charles Jarrell
Hillsboro
the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Same
Mary M. Porter Co
I. Calvin Butler & Co
J. Warvey
Rh. D. Segar
Trank Nealon
James T. Walker
J. H. Andrew
Warren van Sant
L. W. Taylor
Eastern Shore Gas and Electric Co
W. D. Binebrink
Ida
Sollingsworth
W. J. Richards
Moving Pictures
T. F. Taylor
West Denton
W. T. Jarman & Brov
J. Frank Lane
J. D. Davis
N. Alvin Smith
Andrew D. Stanton
William Willoughby
Williston
M. B. Cooper
Applebaum
Blades Bros
Charles and Mary
Rampmeyer
Herman Wright
R. O. Dean
Denton Cleaners and Dyers
Farmers’ Supply Co
D. L. Holsinger
S. N. Harris
Gootee S. Liden
William Daniels
Marydel
Elizabeth Hughes
Summit Poultry Farm
Community Amusement Corporation
Earle White
Henry Medford
E. Douglas
Preston
H. B. Jarman
George Ford
G. T. Bell & Son
John A. Wyland
Frank Cole
John W. Faulkner
Bradford Connelly
W. J. Murphy
George A. Scott
H. A. Porter
Burrsville
John T. Clark
H. B. Thomas
Henderson
Clinton B. Jarman
Holt & Segar
Burt Hobbs
J. L. Covey
W. W. Wheeler
M. H. Thomas
George B. Stewart
Samuel Lewis & Son
William A. Stewart
Catherine Stewart
J. K. LeCompte
Leon Dill
Lula R. Dill
George A. Timmons
James H. Nichols & Co
T. C. Cahall
A. W. Brumbaugh
Sunshine Laundry
M. W. Edgell
Samuel Bear
Caroline County Federation of Women's Clubs Meeting
The spring meeting of the Caroline County Federation of Women's Clubs convened in Greensboro on Thursday. Mrs. G H Wilson presided. Mrs. Arthur Smith welcomed the group in Mrs. F P Roe’s absence. Reports from the Annapolis state meeting were given, County Libraries were discussed, and Miss Marian Bacheldur of the State Library Commission spoke afternoon. A luncheon and musical entertainment followed the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Federation of Women's Clubs
Greensboro
G. H. Wilson
Arthur Smith
F. P. Roe
J. Kemp Stevens
Walz
M. G. Morris
Wilson
A. D. Davis
Annapolis
Trippe
Easton
Miss Jackson
Spafford
Coursey
Baggs
Dorothy Cross
Monk
Marian Bacheldur
State Library Commission
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the Local Department
Emspaper
Madre
Kodaks, Films and Supplies
Pr . Wright, Denton
Mildred Everett
Marcus Hook
Watson Everett
Woody Dill
Paul Curry
Bowers Beach
Stewart
Earl McClyment
Frank Manship
J. Keene Saulsbury
Elmer Stutft
A. G. Stutft
Osborne Bennett
College Park
Paul Dobson
Eloise Jarrell
Margaret Curry
Ethel Vanville
Near Town
Clara Seward
Melsin G. Morris
F. J. Wright’s
Ridgely News
Bloomers Church
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Tuckahoe
William Harris
Harris
A. M. Altwater
Clifford Cortelyou
Emma Short
M. BE. Church South
Byron Barton
Howard Ely
Sam Lightner
E. B. Lightner
Elizabeth Jump
Dora Sewell
Everett Blades
Voss Bewhih Callahan
Howard Andrews
Thilda Covey
James Mullthin
Mollie Diggans
Florence Finch
Tri- County High School
Elizabeth Highes
Phon Diggans
Mary Nichols
Anne Jackson
Paine Saulsbury
St. Paul’s
Harry Gibson
S. F. Culver
Irebron
J. E. Morgan
Horace Morgan
Missionary Society
Asfeld Quackenbush
Hackensach
N. J
John Emory
Penn’s Grove
N Od
Polly Calloway
Robert Baynard
Centreville
Shay Gibson
Terace Morgan
Cambridge
Annie Jump
Willsboro
Wil Chairs
John Chairs
Elizabeth Brown
Howard Sewell
Will Sparks
Walmington
Parry Taylor
Tuston
Business Local
DR. Thomas