Denton Md Area Notices and Local Advertising
Local ads list for sale items including a Ford car, decoration day metal vases, baby chicks, and farm goods. Denton Motor Co offers auto painting and varnishing. Community notes cover church meetings, fairs, a baseball opener, a fire at a store, Sunday services, coal prices, disease reports, a dirigible sighting, memorial day events, and road route debates before the county commissioners.
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Ford
M. Kk
Newnam
Aa. L. Butler
Denton
Denton Motor Co
M. E. Church
F. B. Nuttle
Wilson
Virginia
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville
Fred R. Owens
A. E. Miller
Pandolph
Miss Anthony
Masonic Hall
Denton Boys
Harrington
Meredith & Clark’s
St. Andrew’s Mission
Hurlock
Epiphany Mission
Preston
Susquehanna
Hughes Lumber & Coal Co
Caroline County
Federalsburg
Goldsboro
Henderson
Greensboro
Los Angeles
Caroline Council
No. 175
F. W. Kirwan
Carroll George
Harry K. Tubbs
Irvin Smith
M. P. Church
Reuben Raleigh
New Church
Gustafson
Williston
Bethany
Easton
Dover
Cambridge
Salisbury
Herman Paul
Waddell’s Corner
Paul
Ollie Whitten
Cambridge Hospital
Hickman
Duke’s
Beck’s Corner
Andersontown
Sour Apple Tree
Sennett's
Pleasant Social Notes Mark W T Thawley Birthday
Sunday May 19 marked the 79th birthday of W T Thawley with a surprise gathering at the home of J W Thawley in Denton Maryland. Guests included family from Denton Harrington Preston Baltimore Viola and Philadelphia sharing a noon meal and a large 79 candle cake.
Guernsey Breeders Field Day Planned at Centreville High School Grounds
County Extension News reports a Guernsey cattle breeders field day at Centreville High School Grounds on Friday May 31. Breeders from the area will exhibit cattle and 4-H club members from Eastern Shore counties will also show animals and compete in a 4-H dairy judging contest. Dozens of club members parents and other dairymen from Caroline county are expected to attend.
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Guernsey
Centreville High School
Eastern Shore
Caroline County
4 H Clubs Convene From Kent Queen Anne Dorchester Talbot Caroline
Representatives of four H clubs including the Presidents and Local Leaders from Kent Queen Anne Dorchester Talbot and Caroline counties meet in Easton at 10 a m to discuss broader uniform club work. State Boys' Club Leader E G Jenkins will attend along with Presidents and Local Leaders from Smithville Ridgeley Greensboro Preston and American Corner clubs of Caroline county.
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Kent
Queen Anne
Dorchester
Talbot
Caroline
Easton
E. G. Jenkins
Smithville
Ridgely
Greensboro
Preston
American
Caroline County
Maryland Poultry Day Set for Beltsville June 14
Maryland State Poultry Association announces Mary land Poultry Day on Friday June 14 at the Government Experimental Farm near Beltsville. The event promises one of Maryland’s largest poultry raiser gatherings with national poultry authorities and a tour of experimental work. Caroline County delegates lead last year’s Eastern Shore turnout and ferry access from Claiborne Annapolis is being arranged. County agents seek notices from attendees to plan care.
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Maryland State Poultry Association
Government Experimental Farm
Beltsville
Maryland
Caroline County
Enstern Shore
College Park
Farm Equipment and Real Estate Listings in Burrsville and Denton
Local ads announce next week’s arrival of binders and mowers. Used McCormick Deering and John Deere equipment offered at low prices. Also for sale an eight room house on Franklin Street in Denton. Contacts include R H, T Mark Breeding, and Mrs Ella Boone.
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R. H. Stafford
Burrsville
McCormick-Deering
T. Mark
John Deere
Franklin St
Denton
Ella Boone
Card of Thanks from Mrs. E. Pennington Horsey
A brief note expressing sincere thanks to friends for sympathy and services extended during a time of sorrow on behalf of Mrs. E Pennington Horsey.
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E. Pennington Horsey
Family Reunion and Church Service for Rev John Irvin
Goldsboro on Sunday May 26 hosts a family reunion for the relatives of the late Rev. John Irvin founder and first pastor of Irvin's Chapel. They will visit Cedar Grove cemetery to decorate graves then attend a 2 30 p m service at Irvin's Chapel where Rev C R Curtis will preach. Many attendees arrive from distant points making a large gathering.
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John Irvin
Irvin
Cedar Grove Cemetery
C. R. Curtis
Roanoke
E. L. Woolf
Etta Mae Russell
R. I. Nevitt
John Milby
Jennie Griffin
Marguerite Griffin
Hardie Williams
Tilghman
Elijah Smith
Bridgeville
Del
Ladies Aid
Addie Jarrell
Wilmington
Eloise Jarrell
State Normal School
Towson
Robi. Jarrell
Russell Hill
Jane
Selbyville
J. A. Rood
Royal Oak
Kate Cahall
Mary
Oscar Hutchinson
Mrrs. Draper
Delmar
Noble Shively
Rebecca Lane
Annapolis
Local Social and Sporting Notes from Henderson
Henderson residents share weekend events and mishaps. Attendees at an Athletics Washington game gathered with Wingate Montague and the Dodsons, while George Clayville Jacob Melvin and Earl Thompson planned to attend but stormed delays. John Greenlee injured his hand at a Dover saw mill and was treated at Kent General Hospital. Elizabeth Bilbrough led fourth graders on a Annapolis sightseeing trip. Visitors include Kusmaul Kotch Kusmaul family from Philadelphia, Stubbs Stubs family from Kent Island, and locals Alford Medford, Cooper, Seiler Brennan, Workman, Sweeney, Jensen, and Griffith enjoying and hosting weekend activities.
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C. M. Wingate
T. A. Montague
Town
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Elizabeth Bilbrough
Annapolis
Katherine Welch
Ruthanna Shultie
Anna Lee Gooden
Geo. Montague
Clifford Gsell
Carleton Gooden
John Kusmaul
Edward
Margaret
John Kotch
Philadelphia
Edgar Stubbs
Laura
Norman
Frank Workman
Kent Island
Lacy Alford
Federalsburg
J. B. Medford
John Cooper
Chester
Cordean Cooper
Stephen Seiler
Michael Brennan
New York City
Farmington
John Long
Allie Sweeney
F. B. Sweeney
Martin Jensen
Wilmington
Grace Griffith
Lewes Gun Club to hold Decoration Day shoot at Lewes Beach
The Lewes Gun Club plans a Decoration Day shoot at Lewes Beach Delaware on Thursday May 30 starting at 10 30 a m standard time.
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Lewes
Captain Applejack Drama at Caroline High School June 10
The Caroline High School seniors present Captain Applejack a Samuel French drama set in Cornwall with Ambrose Applejohn Poppy Faire and a cast of characters. An advertising tale of buried treasure becomes real adventure as crooks turn pirates and the dream ends in a home treasure hunt. The Dixie Singers entertain between acts.
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Captain Applejack
Samuel French
Caroline High School
Ambrose Applejohn
Cornwall
Poppy Faire
Whatcombe
Ambrose
Applejohn
Poppy
Lush
Butler
Marion Spicher
Fred Hurst
Kathleen Moore
Agatha Whatcombe
Judy Wilson
Anna Valeska
Anna Bryant
Pengard
Margaret Beck
Horace Pengard
Local Social Notes From Marydel And Nearby Towns
Marydel residents Mary G Machent and children Gus and Janet return to Baltimore after visiting her parents the Hummer family. Several girls attend a birthday party for William Boyce of Goldsboro while Miss Tatania Standertson and Mildred Medford join. State Declamation Contest held at Washington College Chester Town Friday May 17 draws many local participants. Local residents visited and hosted relatives from University of Delaware Wilmington Kenton Easton Annapolis and New York with weekend visits and social events noted for May.
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G.machent
Gus
Janet
Baltimore
Lowell Hummer
Tatania Standertson
Mildred Medford
William Boyce
Goldsboro
Washington College
Chestertown
Nolan Stafford
Raymond Shultie
John Stafford
Paul Smith
University of Delaware
Temple Smith
Mary Moore
Henrietta Good
Kenton
Del
Harry Seeney
Rosiene Scotton
Marietta Heather
Easton
James Gabby
Bembeco
N. Y
William Stewart
Louise Medford
Alice Conroy
Annapolis
Owen Moore
Wilmington
Elizabeth Meyer
Quinton
Olin Hummer
Roswell Ware
Virginia
Henry Davis
Temptleville Church News and Local Visits
Rev. Givan filled the Templeville M E Church pulpit on Sunday and was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John W. Davis. John Griffiths and wife returned home after wintering with their son Ira Griffith in Newark Delaware. Sunday School at 10 and evening preaching at 7 30 announced. Numerous locals and visitors from Salisbury Philadelphia Massey and Hamilton were noted among callers and guests.
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Givan
Cheswold
Del
J. W. Easley
Templeville M. E
John W. Davis
John Griffith
Ira Griffith
Newark
Hazel
Helen Golt
Dorothy Knotts
Salisbury Normal School
Lizzie Perkins
Austin Greer
Philadelphia
Eugene Everett
J. L. Starkey
Massey
Mary Colescott
Jennie Tark
Williston and Snowden marry in Betterton ceremony
Emma R. Howard of Denton and Solomon G. Snowden of Hillsboro wed at Betterton with Rev. Walter H. Stone officiating on May 1. The couple has returned home. Also noted are entertaining guests and travel plans of various local residents, including visits to Baltimore New York City Long Island California and Philadelphia.
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Emma R. Howard
Denton
Solomon G. Snowden
Hillsboro
Betterton
Walter H. Stone
Baltimore
Haynie
California
A. G. Gelletly
Howard Hospital
Pauline
Henrietta Frey
Martha
New York City
Long Island
Mary Ringe
Miss Mae
Philadelphia
William Shoriell
O. M. Hignutt
In Memoriam Liden May 24 1926 Father Obituary Note
In memory of dear father Wm F Liden who died May 24 1926 He is gone I am sad and so alone In doubt I will no longer roam But ask guidance from Him who gives A Heavenly Home where father lives Edith Liden Thawley daughter honors a memory and seeks solace
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Liden
Wm. F. Liden
Ives
Edith Liden Thawley
Local society notes from Billsboro Queen Anne area
The last PTA meeting featured readings by Eugene Knott and Sara Frances Short, musical numbers by Norma Hicks Clifton Hicks Jr and piano solos by Mary Virginia Sherwood. Numerous visits and outings are listed, including theater plans for May 27 28, Henry W B Rowe family trips, and many local visits and events around Hillsboro and Denton communities.
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Eugene Knott
Sara Frances Short
Norma Hicks
Clifton Hicks, Jr
Orville Baker
Mary Virginia Sherwood
Louise Wright
Elizabeth Dukes
W. F. Dickinson
Hillsboro Gun Club May shoot yields many prizes
The Hillsboro Queen Anne Gun Club held a May 17 shoot with 26 shooters in four classes. Nine prizes were awarded including high gun and low gun. Winners include Herbert Neal Easton Wesley Thawley Denton H Caulk Easton Ernest Longfellow Whitleysburg Harry Gibson Queen Anne C K Stewart Hillsboro C Carter Queens town L Minner Queenstown Vernon Baker. The club holds weekly shoots. Community Club met with 20 members. Methodist services announced. social visits noted. and local figures attended events.
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Hillsboro-Queen Anne
Herbert Neal
Easton
Wesley Thawley
Denton
H. Caulk
Ernest Longfellow
Whitleysburg
Harry Gibson
Queen Anne
C. K. Stewart
Hillsboro
C. Carter
Queenstown
L. Minner
Vernon Baker
F. Masten
S. N. Smith
Chas. Walls
H. B. Elliott
E. Longfellow
L. R. Beauchamp
E. K. Hoch
F. C. Powell
Geo. B. Stewart
Howard Flowers
Flowers
Clara Price
Harry Moore
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Lee H. Richcreek
Mallie Diggans
Howard Jarman
Berlin
T. J. Lambert
Baltimore
J. E. Morgan
W. C. Stevens
Eugenia Morgan
Dora Sewell
Margaret Russell
Methodist Episcopal Church
For Sale One Ton Ford Truck with Body
Nuttle Hardware Co offers a one ton Ford truck with body in good condition for $160.00. The unit is the truck currently in use.
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Nuttle Hardware Co
Bay Street to Miles River Road and the Bridge to Baltimore
A reflective hometown vignette recalls Bay Street and Miles River road on the town’s outskirts. The narrator recalls the carriage factory, blacksmith Frank, the paint and upholstery shops, and the Oyster shell crusted roadbed. The Miles River bridge connects to the Baltimore steamer and overlooks the Chapel, the Anchorage, and the Villa. Crabbing from the bridge and later bike races with safety bikes fill days of youth. Nearby Dawson’s pound and meadow life with cows and familiar fates anchor a memory of childhood and fishing with a pin worm bait.
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Bay Street
Bay Side
Frank
Miles River Road
Covey
Baltimore
Anchorage
Lowndes
United States Navy
Franklin Buchanan
Sally
Guy Brothers
Eliza
Dawson’s Pound
Ben
Dawson
White House
Dawsons
Hardcastles
Billy
Dawson’s Meadow
Tan Yard
Preston Matters or Interest Community Club election and local notices
The Community Club held its last meeting of the year electing officers: President Mrs Reese Deane first vice-president Mrs J M Chambers second vice president Mrs J T Dennis recording secretary Mrs Johnson Bonner corresponding secretary Mrs S E Douglas treasurer Mrs A W Sisk parliamentarian Mrs H B Scar borough. Eastern Shore Federation meeting at St Michaels with remarks by Mrs Roger Lankford and Mrs R Maurice Snyder. Local reports note ball team success in Caroline County meet and various community updates including injuries travel and social events.
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Reese Deane
J. M. Chambers
J. T. Dennis
Johnson Bonner
S. E. Douglas
A. W. Sisk
H. B. Scarborough
Marjorie Ann
Preston Valley
Caroline County
Baltimore
Elizabeth Douglas
Herman Paul
Near Town
Holt Oil Company
James A. Trazzare
Provident State Bank
Atlantic City
Bankers’ Convention
Harry Wright
Newark
Del
J. R. Downes
R. R. Rankles
W. K. Wrightson
Lucretia Smith
J. M. Parker
Frank Brauchle
North Carolina
William Deane
Easton
N. H. Fooks
Noble W. Kelley
Emily Fatherly
Weirwood
Orphans Court Admits Will and Appoints Executors
Orphans Court session approves Maggie Cox will probate and grants letters testamentary to Harry S. Dailey with bond approved. Notices to creditors ordered, appraisers named for both Maggie Cox and Anna B. Cooper estates. Administrators appointed for several estates with inventories, accounts, and releases filed as relevant.
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Orphans’ Court
West and
Harper
Maggie Cox
Harry S. Dailey
Thomas E. Heather
T. Olin Ford
Anna B. Cooper
Enoch R. Cooper
Wilmer B. Parker
W. H. Larrimore
Joseph Larrimore
Dora S. Short
Alpheus W. Short
Joseph B. Colgain
Samuel Colgain
J. Jerome Frampton
Sallie E. Rowens
Nellie E. Taylor
Charles E. Bowens
Alice K. Truitt
Bessie V. Wilson
Emma L. Wayman
Sarah C. Carter
Adams Cross Roads PTA Elects New Officers
The last P T A meeting was held at Woodenhawk school on Thursday evening and new officers were elected for the coming year. President Mrs John Adams vice president Miss Elizabeth Chaffinch secretary Miss Bernice Adams treasurer Miss Edna Adams publicity chairman Mrs Tom Smith Mrs Blanche Adams and sister Edna and Mr Orville Chaffinch attended the Mothers Day services at Todds on Sunday morning. Miss Minnie Adams of Wilmington is spending a week with her sister Mrs Blanche Adams and other relatives. Mr and Mrs Earl Robinson and Mrs John Adams made a shopping trip to Wilmington recently. Quite a few of our people visited Longwood flower gardens last Sunday Sunday School and preaching at Bloomery Sunday afternoon.
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L. M. Goodwin
Norman Wilson
Beatrice Bowers
Margaret Swing
David Swing
C. W. Moore
Mary Wharton
Paul Wolfman
M. Winstead
Ord Rualeigh
Elsie Matthews
John Davis
Frank Seward
Frank Flounders
Thompson Swing
J. J. Ivison
James Swing
Eastern Shore Federation of Women’s Clubs
St. Michaels
E. E. Pendleton
Ridgely
York
Edmund
Alice Pendleton
Emily
Sherman
Joseph Betton
Harry Laird
Denton
Long
J. H. Sides
Chestertown
Arthur Peacock
Jamaica
Long Island
Charles Starkey
Mary
Katie Stafford
Allan
Temple Stafford
Templeville
A. W. Thompson
Hatfield
Georgetown
Baltimore
Wilmington
Porter
Harry Zeigler
Neftsville
Nettsville
Adam Holsinger
Dorothy
Jesus Christ
Church House
Benjamin Weaver
Ernest Jones
Gus Keeneman
Harry Lobb
Springfield
I. T. Saulsbury
Rehoboth
D. M
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Harry Robinson
Marcus Hook
Margaret
Reena E. Shaner
Missouri
First Street
J. Andrew Mitchell
Sadie
Bessie Wilson
Preston
E. Estelle
Weems
Easton
Jonas Shaner
Arthur Richards
Willow Grove
Arthur Baker
Chester
Ralph Hevalow
Samuel Bear
M. H. Goldstein
Nathan Jones
Wyoming
Willard S. Jones
Elmer Biddle
Ida Dyer
Queen Anne
Leroy Sard
Dorothy Porter
Centreville
Carlton Marvel
Charles Fleckenstine
John Applebaum
Essie Silverman
Asheville
N. C
Dudley Price
Trainer
Harry Hemmons
Woodenhawk School
John Adams
Elizabeth Chaffinch
Bernice Adams
Edna Adams
Tom Smith
Blanche Adams
Edna
Orville Chaffinch
Todd's
Minnie Adams
Earl Robinson
Longwood Flower Gardens
Bloomery
New 2 Button Coat in Blue Serges at Three Prices
Correct style color real quality description highlights blue serges with a new 2 button coat offered at 22.50 29.50 and 35.00. The ad emphasizes fast style and lasting quality for Evern gam's.
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Everngam’s
Sport shoes in white kid white elk and calf skin
Evorngam's offers sport shoes with one strap step ins in white kid white elk and white calf skin priced from 5.00 to 8.50 dollars.
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Evorngam's
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