Denton Trades and Rentals Advertisements Roundup
A long page lists real estate and rental notices in Denton Md including houses for rent on First Street and in Wright Apartments with several rooms and utilities. Local merchants offer goods from Norse products to lawn care, and an array of job and service ads. Memorial Day firework restrictions appear with 4 H Club events slated for June. Obituaries note W Marion Pitts and Mrs Annie Edgell with funeral details. County agriculture warns farmers to file soil conservation work sheets by June 15 and cites state policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
C. C. Merriken
Johnson’s
Nuttle Lumber & Coal Co
M. K. Newnam
Electrolux
Denton Journal
Caroline Council
No. 175
Chas. H. Steelman
Franklin Street
Maryland
B. H. Johnson
First Street
W. D. Taylor
R. H. Stafford & Son
Burrsville
Margaret McKenna
Olive Ave
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Wright Apartments
A. G. Saulsbury
Ridgely
J. Norman Pitts
Lee A. Walston
Denton Cemetery
Law
Old Trinity Church
Church Creek
Dorchester County
Old Trinity Church Association
Devil's Island
American Weekly
Baltimore
Sunday American
Annie Edgell
Charles Edgell
Easton Hospital
Concord Church
Edgell
James Beauchamp
Concord
Caroline
Charles Todd
Lyman
Herbert J. Beauchamp
Church of God
Federalsburg
Mary E. Storey
Thomas Hickey
Philadelphia
Hil Crest Cemetery
Storey
Silas Storey
Harmony
Henry Fearins
Hickey
Nathaniel Frampton
Preston
Harry Fearins
Marion Baker
Alonzo Fearins
Queenstown
Charles Fearins
Roland Fearins
Claymont
Caroline County
Geo. W. Clendaniel
Clendaniel
State Agricultural Conservation Committee
Marriage of Miss Jennie Lofland and Sumner Anderson
Miss Jennie Lofland of Harrington and Sumner Anderson of Queen Anne were married Saturday evening by Rev. Fossett. Lofland opened Estelle Beauty Shoppe in Denton last fall and the couple will live in Hurlock where the groom works. Several local residents are noted as visiting or hosting, including Dr. Duffy and families in Washington and Berwyn, and others visiting Denton from Wilmington, Grenlock, and Milling ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Lofland
Clarence Lofland
Harrington
Sumner Anderson
Calvin Anderson
Queen Anne
Mr. Fossett
M. E. Church
South
Lofland
Denton
Estelle
Hurlock
Alfred G. Gelletly, Jr
Detroit
Raymond Ellott
James West
Laurel
John Steelman
Elliott
Sarah Hayward
Snow Hill
Harriet Burns
Salisbury State Teachers College
Burns
Harry Faga
Bethlehem
Mary Pencoast
Franklin
N. J
Hobbs
5Th Avenue
Thomas Everagain
Elizabeth Satterfield
Wilmington
Roland Satterfield
Rufus Crouse
Margaret
Daniel
Prospect Park
Charles Bell
Priscilla Jane
Millington
Helen Wilson
Harry Wilson
Grenlock
G. H. Rue
Golf matches begin at Chop Tank in Caroline County
Bell Mont Golf Course hosts season opener between Talbot Country Club of Easton and Bell Mont Players of Choptank. Talbot edged Bell Mont 36 to 24 with local Lee Noble shooting 76 to beat Dr. M. A. Brackett’s 78. Captain Elzey calls in veteran Pop Blades for a halved match amid lineup plans for May 31 in Easton and June 7 against Cambridge Country Club. Spectators urged to attend June 7 at Bell Mont with free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Mont
Caroline County
Caroline
Talbot Country Club
Easton
Elzey
Merriken
Short
Hallowell
Hurlock
Bell Moat
Lon
M. A. Brackett
Lee Noble
John D. Rockefeller
East
Cambridge Country Club
Orphans Court Actions in Caroline County Session
The Orphans Court of Caroline County met with Judges Towers Handy and Dennis. They ordered items struck from an estate inventory, authorized sale or transfer of assets, admitted the long deceased Harvey H Long will to probate with Sally K Long as executrix, and approved bond and appraisers. Creditors notice ordered. other estates addressed with caveats and administrator appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Towers
Handy
Dennis
Carroll M. Eliott
Walter T. Elliott
Paul S. van Dyke
Et. A
Thomas T. van Dyke
Ec. T. A
Harvey H. Long
Sally K. Long
Sewell Noble
Jacob O. Williams
Joshua T. Kinder
Lina Wright Finegan
Everett Nuttle
Ann R. Gadow
Herman Gadow
John R. Richard
Grace R. Garey
T. Purdy Richard
Wilmington- area social roundup features visiting relatives
Henderson hosts pace of weekend visits as Philadelphia Wil milton Washington and Dover guests gather. Marietta Marguerite Bennett Leonard Bennett Russell Anson and others from Philadelphia join local Bennett family for Sunday activities while Mildred Gooden from Washington and Miss Dorothy Shultie from Marydel spend time with grandparents. Sewing Circle hosted by Mrs Keith Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Gough
M. W. Gooden
Philadelphia
Wm. Priest
Jack Brown
Wilmington
Mildred Gooden
Washington
Marietta
Marguerite Bennett
Leonard Bennett
Russell Anson
Martin Bennett
Winfred Gooden and Son
Milford
Wm. Hutson
W. H. Goodwin
Dorothy Shultie
Marydel
Henry Shultie
Jean Melvin
Goldsboro
Lilliard Jones
Dover
Susan Jones
Anna
Ruthanna
Leslie Meredith
Albert Hindmann
Edward Schoppe
Helen Jarman
Hare's Corner
Mary Jarman
Herbert Walls
Death of Rev Louis Randall D D Pastor at Keen Memorial
Reverend Louis Randall D D longtime Maryland Methodist Protestant pastor died May 24 at Maryland General Hospital after weeks of illness. Funeral held at Keen Memorial Church with burial in Westminster. He served 44 years in the Maryland Annual Conference, led churches in Washington Baltimore Salisbury and Milford. His widow Matilda Derr of Westminster is a granddaughter of Rev Wm A Crouse. Elder son Calvin Randall is Centreville church pastor. daughter married to Rev Henry H Schauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Randall
D. D
Keen Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
Baltimore
Maryland General Hospital
Keen Memorial Church
Westminster
Randall
Maryland
M. P. Church
Washington
M. P
Salisbury
Milford
Del
Matilda Derr
Wm. A. Crouse
Calvin Randall
Centreville M. P
Henry H. Schauer
Memorial Park program and local notices in Ridgely
The Civic Committee in Ridgely hosts a Memorial Park service at 11 30 a m with Master of Ceremonies J W Davis Rev Joseph Rittenhouse hymn America prayer Rev O B Reed hymn All Hail the Power of Jesus Name short talk Rev EL P F Hafer and others placing flags for veterans taps band selections a scripture reading and dedications A lawn party and bridge follow at Edward MacPherson home with multiple local guests A WPA project exhibit opens June 5 at Methodist Church open 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 with hooked rugs chair seats wall hangings and crafts A peas testing and breeding demonstration June 7 led by Albert White with University specialists and EL J Delwiche Events note several local residents visiting or hosting, plus a fire call at Klotz premises and sales contest prize to W M Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Committee
Memorial Park
J. W. Davis
Joseph Rittenhouse
America
O. B. Reed
Power of Jesus
EL PF. Hafer
J. A. Kornrumpf
Taps
Miss Margaret Swing
L. S. Matthews
N. E. Koenemann
Francis Hensel
Beatrice Bowers
Edward MacPherson
WPA
J. H. Brumbaugh
Ridgely
Methodist
Albert White
University of Maryland Extension
EL. J. Delwiche
University of Wisconsin
Elizabeth Wilson
Norman Wilson
Rehoboth
Henlopen Hotel
Stanley Zweekbronner
Newark
D. Mo Swing
Zweckbronner
Wheeling
Va. Va
Burton Wilkinson
Willard Hoopes
West Grove
Helen Hoopes
Clifton Crouse
Margaret Flory
Alice Wright
John S. Flory
Greensboro
Edgar Lane
Charles Samis
Dorothy Cooper
Philadelphia
Lewis Lane
James S. Johnson
Fred Flakenfoss
Anne
Washington
C. B. Reed
George Walls
Lemuel Walls
Chincoteague
Cape Charles
Emily Stevenson
Salisbury
August Koeneman
Elerbert Koenemann
Harold Fountain
Richard
Emma_ Jackson
Wilmington
William Jarrell
Coursey Hemmons
Ridgely Homemakers’ Club
William Downes
Thompson Swing
Keene Saulsbury
Hanover
Clarence Ringgold
Bernard Ringgold
J. P. Swing
Jas. Swing
Cambridge
Charles Herzog
Baltimore
Glen Rennie
Harriet Reed
Thomas McCloud
Alice Lane
Helen Roche
Jos
H. Roche
James Wilson
Reanie Sellers
Hurlock
Will Sparks
Swarthmore
Third Triennial Conference of RC World in Washington
Rural women from 43 states and 20 foreign countries will take part in the Third Triennial Conference of the Associated Country Women of the World in Washington June 1 to 6. About 2,000 delegates are expected from various regions. sessions are open to nondelegates for a fee. Carrie Chapman Catt and Secretary Wallace will speak. delegates from New Zealand and Norway have arrived. Unity Club met with sixteen attendees. three members will attend the Rural Women's Short Course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York State Federation of Home Bureaus
Wallace
Carrie
Chapman Catt
New Zealand
Norway
Unity Club
Wm. G. Towers
T. R. Benson
Bur rsville social notes mention college visit and gatherings
Rev Ira Crum and Waneda Laney with Concord guests attend Kentucky college commencement. Epworth League hosted by Mr and Mrs Willie Wright. Numerous visits from Collison, Staf ford, and others to Wilmington Chester Hobbs and Denton area families. Brown Thawley had tonsil operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Crum
Waneda Laney
Louis Dennis
Concord
South Carolina
Kentucky
Crum
Dennis
Epworth League
Wesley Church
Willie Wright
Norman Outten
Robert Garrett
Ray Collison
Clayton Stafford
Wilmington
Harvey Griffith
Chester
Mite Society of Union M. P. Church
Plater
Hobbs
Ralph Dukes
Evelyn Colison
Paul Collison
Washington
Edwin Baker
Wesley Thawley
Denton
R. H. Thawley
Crawford Garrett
A. T. Garrett
Brown Thawley
Weekend and Vacation Driving Tips From Keystone Club
A tip for weekend and vacation motorists urges checking routes before departure to avoid hazards from winter damage and ongoing repairs. The Keystone Automobile Club of Maryland warns many roads in the Eastern States are not in safe condition and detours due to flood damage and reconstruction require advance road information to ensure smoother trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Automobile Club of
Maryland
Garrison P. Knox
Memorial services attendance by Preston councils at church
Preston Council No 44 Jr O U A M and Pride of It Council No 8 LD will attend a memorial service at Preston Church of the New Jerusalem at eleven o clock tomorrow morning Sunday May 31st. The Juniors should assemble in the lodge room at 10 30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the New Jerusalem
Preston
Jno
American Mechanics
Preston Council
Pride of It Council
Preston Church of the New Jerusalem
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Unveils Barrett Tablet at Spring Hill
Mesdames Charles Jarrell and Hor ace Morgan attended a luncheon at the Hotel Avon Easton and the unveiling of the Solomon Barrett memorial tablet erected by Col Edward Lloyd 4th Chapter DAR at Spring Hill cemetery. Rot ary Club dinner at Denton Tuesday evening featured Charles Jarrell Joseph Eaton and Baltimore Mayor Jackson as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jarrell
Horace Morgan
Avon
Easton
Solomon Barrett
Edward Lloyd
Spring Hill Cemetery
Joseph Eaton
Rotary Club
Denton
Mayor Jackson
Baltimore
Wm. Sherwood
Bill
J. C. Sherwood
Mary Virginia Sherwood
Wilmington
H. Lay Beaven
Anna Messick
Trappe
I. M. Thompson
Russell Fleming
Frank Fleming
Gladys Gale
Queen Anne School and Tri County High Baccalaureate Events
The Queen Anne baccalaureate sermon will be Sunday at 10 45 preached by Rev Clarence Fossett. Tri County High School holds June 3 commencement at 8 15 p m with processional invocation by Rev Spry and diplomas presented by Dr J D Blackwell. Class roll and officers listed along with songs and a class motto. Also notes St Pauls services May 31 morning baccalaureate and evening Children’s Day. Local gatherings include Denton Rotary guests Mr Horace Morgan and Mr Bernard Messick, Easern Star event, and hospital convalescence for Betty Eley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Fossett
Francis Sullivan
Sis Perkins
Elizabeth Chandier
Margaret Kelso
Marcia Chandler
Margaret Gibson
Baldwin Chandler
Reed Morris
Carter
Harold Nichols
Lydia LaSalle
Harriet Ann Wright
Count Gaston DeLong
Fred Connolly
Jay Schuyler
Edward Lewis
Sue
Sis
J. D. Blackwell
State Teachers’ College
Salisbury
Violet Gibson
Clarence L. Fossett
Eleanor Flowers
Nancy Jane Kline
Ruth Skindress
Frances Sullivan
Harriett A. Wright
Gardner Beaven
Calvin Foster
Elmer Murphy
Hackett Rice
Dawson Roe
Ruth Skinner
St. Paul’s
Queen Anne
Thie County High School
C. W. Spry
William Ih. Best
Baltimore
Lune Ath
Horace Morgan
Bernard Messick
Denton
E. Paul Knotts
Jackson
Oscar Briscoe
Robly Hackett
Eastern Star
St. Michaels
Betty Eley
Howard Eley
Easton Hospital
Harry Gibson
Violet
Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
C. L. Fossett
E. B. Lightner
Keplar Barnette
Lottie Morgan
Verona
N. J
Jake Morgan
Charles Barton
Earl Howard Morgan
Local families gather for weekend visits across towns
Smithson, Berth and Harmon families from Camden Easton Federalsburg Bridgeville and Annapolis join Willoughby, Worm, and Hulliger households for Sunday calls. M. Rhodes visits Rhodesdale. S. W. Harding of Wilmington spends time with son-in-law H C Cole. Williston and other relatives hosted by McCarty and Dukes. Harvey Patrick visits Mrs. Prager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Berth
Pearl
Camden
N. J
C. Harmon
Paul Harmon
Easton
A. R. Willoughby
Hulliger
Federalsburg
Henry Hulliger
Bridgeville
Joseph Worm
Tilghman Bryan
U.S. Naval Hospital
Annapolis
E. Dukes
Harvey Patrick
F. Prager
Miss Edna Hobbs Guests at Mrs Cecil Wests Baltimore Home
Miss Edna Hobbs was a guest this week of Mrs. Cecil West at her home in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Hobbs
Cecil West
Baltimore
Preston social circle hosts many bridge guests in Preston
Mrs. Katie Parker entertained a large Preston crowd at a Tuesday bridge with guests from Philadelphia Salisbury Federalsburg Easton and Preston among others. Mrs. A M Willey hosted Friday’s party with a wide guest list including Easton Nurlock and Preston attendees. The trio of social hosts were joined by others attending fashion show winners Alva Lee Hollis and Helen Spies from Preston High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Parker
Bridge
James Carmine
Philadelphia
Robert Cannon
Otis Bethard
Salisbury
Ralph Ledman
Hurlock
Victor Dean
Edwin Rosser
Federalsburg
Harry Leib
Lawrence Chaffinch
Easton
Tarry Wright
Douglas Fooks
Paul van Dyke
Raymond Poole
Burton Proctor Jr
James Douglas
Preston Osteen
Reese Dean
A. F. Sisk
Lee Noble
E. B. Blades
Henrietta Blades
Johnson Bonner
Cookman Orrell
Preston
A. M. Willey
Spence Phelps
Myrtle Wright
Nurlock
Edwin Wright
Lloyd Cannon
T. L. Marden
Harry Taylor
Robert Dulin
Harry Hollis
John Noble
Rachel Baylor
Joseph Gallagher
Thomas
Trice
Clyde Elzey
Alva. Blades
Maxwell Chambers
Burton Proctor, Jr
G. C. Carmine
Aliva Blades
Edward Butler
Margaret Wright
Emily Wright
Fletcher Wright
Wilmington
Theodore Fletcher
Edward Towers
J. Phil Wright
Georgetown
Sarah Fletcher
Theodore Vietcher, Jr
A. W. Willey
Arthur Willey
Charles Willey
Wicomico
Charles County
Preston Spence
Alfred Vincent
Mary Hanna
Christiana
Del
Henrietta Poole
Laura Gardner
New York
Baltimore
Bonner
Commodore
Billy Fletcher
Ocean City
William Tufft
Laurel, del
Fulton Noble
T. L. Nugent
Haddon Heights
N. J
Janet
M. K. Wake
Edwin K. Sisk
Detroit
Wayward Dean
Green sboro and its Environs Obituary and Local News
George D. Morgan a 71 year old well known Caroline county farmer died at his home near Greensboro on Sunday evening. Survived by his wife Elizabeth Neal and several children and siblings, funeral held Wednesday at home with burial in Greensboro cemetery conducted by Rev. Thomas J. Torkington. Also noted are various social visits, birthday observances, and local religious notices including upcoming sermons by Rev. John Watson and numerous mentions of residents traveling or visiting in nearby towns and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Morgan
Caroline County
Greensboro
Elizabeth Neal
Edgar Morgan
Camden
N. J
Floyd Morgan
John Morgan
Greenwood
Del
William Morgan
Gilbert Morgan
Harrington, del
John Voss
Harrington
Maggie Bowen
Farmington
Thomas J. Torkington
Denton
Dover
Orville Travers
Paige Riddleberger
Annapolis
Riddleberger
Joan
Jack Teufel
Hartford
Conn
Charles Miller
Michigan
Illinois
Washington, D. C
J. H. Coursey
John Harvey
Susie Wright
Mollie Jarman
Wilmington
Jarman
Clinton Thornton
Jewel
Jack
William Bender
Chester
W. Thomas Thornton
Georgia Swann
Dorothy Swann
Earl Nichols
Selbyville
George Nichols
John Watson
Baptist Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Oscar Eskridge
Oakley Eskridge
Carl
New Castle
Ray Luff
Barbara Brinthin Smith
Alvin Smith
Leslie Booker
Fanniee Hall
Barclay
Alfred Blackburn
T. F. Beauchamp
Norfolk
Louise Sipple
Felton
Florence Thornton
M. B. Cooper
William Wroten
Clayton
A. G. Smith
Owings, Md
John Moore
Harry Moore
Wilson Jump
Woodside
Delaware
John Nichola
John Long
Henderson
Maryland Farm Bureau Leaders Set for Two Meetings
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation secretary C E Wise Jr announces two June meetings for Western Shore leaders in Baltimore on June 17 and Easton on June 18 to map the late 1936 program and strengthen legislative cooperative and livestock marketing efforts. A fall two day cooperative leaders meeting August 6 and 7 is planned with notable national figures to be invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Farm Bureau
C. E. Wise, Jr
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Western Shore
Baltimore
Easton
Wise
Maryland
Bloomery Mother's Day Event At Adams Cross Roads
Mrs Hattie Leeser won first prize for oldest mother, Mrs Nettie Robins son youngest present, and Mrs Calvin Williams youngest. Bloomery Aid met at Mrs W S Hubbard with Mrs Grace Horsey assisting. Refreshments of ice cream and cake served. Mrs Mary Dustworth of Philadelphia visiting Johnsons. Virginia Lee Robinson visiting grandparents. Harrison Trice and daughter with Melsons. Earl Robinson and daughter visiting parents. Services next Sunday at Bloomery 3 and Epworth League 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Leeser
Nettie Robinson
Calvin Williams
W. S. Hubbard
Grace Horsey
Mary Dustworth
Philadelphia
J. W. Johnson
Virginia Lee Robinson
John Adams
Harrison Trice
Roland Melson
Earl Robinson
Bloomery
Epworth League
Donation Day Support For Easton Home For Aged Women
The Board of Managers of the Home for Aged Women in Easton gratefully acknowledges generous donors who aided their annual Donation Day. Special thanks go to the Denton community for a Spring Card Party that substantially supported the Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Home For Aged Women
Easton
Denton
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. Henry Gelletly
Lakeland
Fla
Jean
Ann Neal
Mary Emily Alburger
State Sanatorium
Clarence Roe
Pauline
James Clark
Green Point
Denton M. P
Christian Endeavor
Blanche Walston
Williston
St. Elizabeth's Church
St. Benedict’s Church
Rural Women OF
Hillsboro
Tuckahoe
Smithson
Farm Bureau
Adams Cross Roads
Neewspaper Nrerive
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!