Denton Notices and Armistice Day Closures
A compilation of local notices including election tag guidance and rentals in Denton Maryland, Armistice Day closures for Nuttle Milling and Dencon Post Office, coal yard contact, and reminders about American Education Week. Also features 4-H club activities, Christian Comrades Bible class, and a report on Ford Motor Company events in Atlantic City with regional attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
J. DeWeese Carter
Walter Cannon
Burrsville
T. Fred Johnson
A. D. Ivins
Preston
H. W. Hughes
Nuttle Milling Company
Nuttle Lumber & Coal Co
Dencon
Christian Comrades Bible Class
Concord
M. E
Lula Beauchamp
Delaware
Charles L. Terry Jr
State Motor Vehicle Department
Dover
Jolly Junior 4-H Club
Allfathers
Malinda Allfather
Joyce Kern
Louise Brown
Miss Spafford
Ruth Allfather
Ella Marie Brown
Denton Cleaners
Denton Volunteer Fire Co
C. O. Miller
Miller
Denton Volunteer Fire Co. Inc
W. H. Neal
Wm. Finn
Chester
Ford Motor Company
Atlantic City
Ford
Lincoln
Heber Lane
Preston Motor Company
Paul van Dyke
King
Jake Harris
Theodore Orme
Malcolm Melvin
Red Star Lines Inc
Day and Zimmerman
Maryland Corporation
Salisbury
Philadelphia
Ocean City
Baltimore
Matapeake Ferry
Red Star Lines
Victor Lynn Transportation Company
Red Star Garage and Terminal Company
Bethe No 13 Visitation and social notes in Denton
Bethe No 13 Order of Job's Daughters Denton Maryland held a Grand Visitation and initiation on October 29 with 59 guests including grand and supreme officers. Roxana Detwiler was initiated and the Guardian Council was installed. Musical numbers were performed by Bethel No 10. Church attendance followed with Rev N A Leese delivering the morning sermon. Denton P T A plans its November meeting with reading instruction demonstrations, cattle judging trip reports, and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethe) No. 13
Order of Job's Daughters
Denton
Maryland
Pauline Moore
Mother Bush
Dad Jones
Mother Cline
Roxana Detwiler
Brethren Church
N. A. Leese
Maynard Hoke
Bridgeville
Parent-Teacher Association
May Thompson
T. J.turkington
Clarence Ramsdell
Sioux Falls
S. D
Oscar Morgan
Gertrude Morgan
Arthur Ramsdell
Pittsburgh
Lee A. Walston
Baltimore
Frank B. Wade
Port Tobacco
C. M. Cain
W. K. Storie
Washington
Lida Wine
Mattie Moore
Marion Butler
Kokomo
Indiana
M. E. Flaharty
Choptank
Raymond Fifield
Wm. Neill Smith
Cambridge
Mark Smith
Birthday toast for Pauline as Adams Cross Roads salutes sixteen
Mrs Flossie Short hosted a large gathering Friday night for her daughter Pauline's sixteenth birthday. Ice cream and cake were served late. Guests included numerous Short Breeding Todd Adams and Chaffinch families and friends from South Bow-er s area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Short
Pauline
Roe
South Bowers
Harrison Short
Lena
Floyd Breeding
Clarence Breeding
George Breeding
Harold Adams
Charles Todd
Charles Flankey
Louis Hignutt
Daniel Chaffinch
Fred Vincent
Willie Breeding
Lillie Hignutt
Margaret Breeding
Doretta Todd
Dorothy Hill
Ella Bradley
Clara Melvin
Messie
John Tiley
James Hignutt
Lester Adams
Otis Breeding
Roland Adams
Russell Adams
Leon Wilson
John Chaffinch
Lawrence Chaffinch
Clarence Chaffinch
American Corner birthday and visits noted in town
Mr Henry Garman and daughters hosted a Wednesday evening gathering marking Lydia Garman's birthday with ice cream and cake. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Phillip Downes and Mr and Mrs Lacy Griffith. New baby born to Willard and Mrs Johnson on Monday October 31. Various neighbors and relatives shared visits, with Mrs Patchett visiting Oil City, and the Ladies Aid arranging a lunch at American Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Garman
Ivan Garman
Charles
Olaf E. Smith
Edward
Eunice
Lydia
Phillip Downes
Lacy Griffith
Olaf Smith
G. L. Griffith
Willard Johnson
Raymond Slocum
Anna Mae
Claas Smith
Ruth Johnson
Bridgeville
Carl Johnson
Florence Patchett
Jessie Gregg
Oil City
Ladies Aid
American Corner
Church Notices From Denton and Surrounding Parishes
Church notices list service times for Denton M E Church and Denton P Church plus Williston Community Church and Catholic parishes. Events include morning sermons at 10 45 and 11, Sunday School at 9 45 and 10 30, Epworth League at 6 45, evening service 7 30, and a Book of Acts talk November 9. Harvest Home themes Gratitude and Gratitude in Reverse, Bible portrait of Rebecca, plus a Mission at St Benedict s Ridgely November 6 11 with Rosary sermons benediction daily Masses at 7 and 8 and Father Murray speaking. Ladies Aid activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eastern Star
Denton M. E
M. S. Andrews
Ladies’ Aid Society
Kota Club
Williston
Denton and
Ridgely
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Denton
St. Benedict’s Church
Albert A. Murray
Congregation of
Congregation of St. Paul, Baltimore, Will Begin In St. Benedict’s Church
Father Murray
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Library Adds Noted Titles
Ridgely Community Library gains children's books by Clark Sayers Field, Rawlings, Lane, Rinehart, Maughan, Hindus and others and non fiction works by Hertzler Carrell Halliburton Hindus. Hallowe'en Fete at Recreation Center awards prizes for costumes including a puritan maid a hoop skirt and a beaded plush cape. Nearly a hundred attend Saturday and about half as many attend Monday. Proceeds of about eleven dollars and a half go to the Community Club and Recreation Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely Community
Lucinda
Frances Clark Sayers
Hetty
Rachael Field
Thorndike Century Junior Dictionary
Rose Wilder Lane
Marjorie Rawlings
Temple Bailey
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Somerset Maughan
Balmer and
Wylie
Margaret Halsey
Arthur E. Hertzler
Maurice Hindus
Frances’ Parkinson Keyes
Alexis Carrell
Richard Halliburton
Recreation Center
Betty Butler
David Walls
James Storey
Maud Wiemmens
Ella Swann
Edna Detwiler
Community Club
Recreation Association
Maryland counties report diphtheria and typhoid status on honor rolls
The State Department of Health released nine month reports showing six of twenty three Maryland counties with no diphtheria cases or deaths, nineteen counties with cases but no deaths, and lists of typhoid cases and deaths by county. Baltimore City and the counties contributed most of the year’s totals, while public health progress over a decade was highlighted by Dr. R. H. Riley along with club and community notices from Hillsboro and Ridgely society groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Allegany
Calvert
Kent
Queen Anne's
Talbot
Worcester
Caroline
Carroll
Cecil
Charles
Frederick
Harford
Howard
Montgomery
Prince George’s
Saint Mary’s
Washington
Wicomico
State Department of Health
Baltimore City
Anne Arundel
Garrett
Queen Anne’s
Somerset
R. H. Riley
Homemaker Clubs Shared Yearly Achievements and Plans
Furmans Grove Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Vernon Baker’s Hillsboro home with fourteen members. Members listed yearly achievements from room improvements to new homes and community ties. Officers were elected, committees formed, and plans set for December Christmas party in Ridgely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furman’s Grove Homemakers Club
Vernon Baker
Hillsboro
Easton
Clifton Crouse
J. S&s. Rittenhouse
Laura Brown
Annice Ebling
Paul Ebling
Near Ridgely
Norman Fike
Albert Fike
Cordova
Church of the Brethren
Ridgely
Betty Boyer
Wilmington
Paul
Mildred
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Frank Seward
Viola Jones
Elsie Matthews
Walter Moore
W. H. Valliant III
Norman Straughn
William Kenlock
Royal Oak
William H. Thomas
Cambridge
Mary R. Downes
Willaam Biddle
Ingleside
Ed. Morris
Thaddeus Snowberger
Ralph Snowberger
Milford
Arnold Graham
Greenwood
Morris
Tom Meredith
William Meredith
Marvin Morris
Centreville
Denton
Paul Hoffman
Frank Simon
Mary Wharton
Odella Saulsbury
Harold Hafer
Harry Klotz
Maud Hemmons
Albert White
Boon Jarrell
James Stack
Roland Cherry
Edna Detwiler
T. Alan Goldsborough
Fletcher Sisk
DeWeese Carter
Dudley Roe
Wesley Thawley
Mary Robinson
Redman Long
Alice Ferrick
Swarthmore
Harry Robinson
Phyllis McDonald
Elsie Wharton
Federalsburg Recreation Center
Wharton
Harry Laird
William Harrison Jr
Ada
Elsie
Stella Matthews
Willard Jones
Mabel
Viola
Price
Edward Bowman
Frank Flounders
Roll Call
Messrs
Davis
Jack Wilson
Clinton Stoops
Marion Stoops
Page Jones
Norman Wilson
Elizabeth Wilson
S. C. Collison
Newport
Evelyn Cohee
Thelma Bowman
Salisbury
Furmans’ Grove Homemakers Club
Sunshine Committee
Rowe Wood
Nancy Lee
Wm. Cooper Jr
Wood
Eugene Brown
Baker
Progam
J. 5
Rittenhouse
Stack
Charles Barton
Sunshine
Homer Hutchison
Harry Dodd
Lynch
Miss Detwiler
Roy Cherry
Barton
Griener
Hillsboro Community Notes and Local Visits
Hillsboro readers list social visits from Chestertown to Cambridge and Chincoteague, with church society meetings in Hillsboro. Highlights include the Forty Fourth annual Wo mans Auxiliary meeting, health tag sales on Election Day, and numerous weekend guests at local homes. Names include Dickinson, Thompson, Skinner, Poole, Kemp, Beaven, Wilson, Kemp Stewart, and Duffy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Dickinson
Ralph Thompson
Womans Auxiliary
Chestertown
Thompson
Dickinson
Blue Lantern Inn
John Skinner
Nellie Skinner
Ralph Poole
Cambridge
George Poole
Preston
Harry Kemp
Urban Bowman
Frank Fleming
Fleming
Missionary and Aid Societies
St. Paul’s M. E. Church
South
Levi Hollister
George Beaven
Hillsboro
M. E. Church
Fred Sylvester
Joseph Eaton
Depue H. Duffy
Washington
Charles Jarrell
J. R. Jarrell
Easton
James Price
Willard Russell
Philadelphia
Nancy Jane Kline
Frances Strickland
Frances Fisher
Erdman Bramble
Chester
Grace Thompson
Willoughby Family Visit and Social Gossip
SMITHSON reports Lawrence Mullikin and Nannie Mullikin of Wilmington spent part of the week with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Willoughby. Easton’s Nelson Bowdle and family visited A. R. Willoughby. Grove’s J. Clarke visited Charlie Perry. Lizzie Miley returned home after a week with A. McCarty. Laurel's Mrs. Harvey Patrick spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs. F. Prager. Subscribe for the Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Mullikin
Nannie Mullikin
Wilmington
Alonzo Willoughby
Nelson Bowdle
Little Son
Easton
A. R. Willoughby
J. Clarke
Grove
Charlie Perry
Lizzie Miley
A. McCarty
Harvey Patrick
Laurel, del
F. Prager
Queen Anne Community notes and social visits form week
Queen Anne residents hosted and visited family with gatherings at the Sewell home and others. The Queen Anne Community Club met with Violet Gibson as soloist and current events by Howard Sewell. Attendance at dances, church events, and local football games noted.
Funeral Held for Mrs Ida Thomas in Harmony
Funeral services for Mrs Ida Thomas were conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday from her Harmony home. Interment followed at Hillcrest Cemetery in Federalsburg. Though not a native of Talbot county, she had lived in Caroline county for 55 years and was 70 at death. She was a longtime member of Harmony M P Church but had been unable to attend due to ill health. The Harmony Club plans a meeting at Mrs Maurice Todds home on Wednesday afternoon November 9, inviting all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Grove Homemakers Club
Calvin Betts
W. F. Gadow
Alfred Flaharty
N. E. Taylor
J. Lee Taylor
B. M. Connelly
Otto Brauchle
Sunshine Committee
Bessie Spafford
Grove
Caroline County
Brethren Church
Denton
Ida’ Thomas
Harmony
Hillcrest Cemetery
Federalsburg
Talbot County
Thomas
Elisha Lord
Elizabeth Saulsbury Lord
Harmony M. P. Church
Preston community events and visits in brief
Preston notes a Sunday School and Men s Chorus play Glad Rags directed by Mrs Peggy Lou Thomas. The Community Club meets Tuesday November 8 with speakers Mrs Harcum and Mrs Ida Belle Thomas. Local residents travelled to New York and Atlantic City for events and exhibitions. several Halloween parties and social visits are reported including bake sales and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB. Church
Peggy Lou Thomas
The
Triangle Producing Co
Preston
Harcum
Ida Belle Thomas
Salisbury
Max Chambers
Marjorie Ann
Reese Dean
E. J. Harris
New York
Heber Lane
Paul van Dyke
E. J. Wartis
John Noble
Ford
Steel Pier
Atlantic City
N. J
A. F. Sik
Fletcher Jr
Barbara
James Gallagher
Strayer’s College
Baltimore
J. L. Gallagher
Fred Brady
James
Burton Proctor Jr
Edward Cunningham
Lloyd Cannon
Chas. Bradley
Sadie Merrill
New Haven
Nell Fooks
Wilson College
N. H. Fooks
Robert Cannon
Robert Jr
Lee Noble
J. M. Parker
A. T. Blades
R. O. Dulin
Wilmington
Public Health Board notes on community health efforts
The Public Health Board meeting included representatives from Federalsburg Preton Ridgely Greensboro and Denton. Tag Day funds aid tuberculous patients and new mothers with clothing transportation layettes and supplies. Red Cross campaigns promote accident prevention in schools and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Board
Federalsburg
Preton
Ridgely
Greensboro
Denton
Welfare Board
Red Cross
Castle Hall
The
Brethren Church
Voters urged to reject candidates favoring alcohol in Caroline County
A local message appeals to Caroline County voters citing Proverbs about wine and warning against electing officials who support or profit from alcohol. It argues alcohol harms judgment, raises crime and prison rates, and endangers children, urging awake and informed voting before it is too late.
Greensbor o and its Environs Wedding News
Miss Annice Virginia Ebling of Greensboro wed Nor man Jacob Fike son of the Rev and Mrs Albert Fike of Talbot county at the Church of the Brethren Ridgely. The couple will reside in Talbot county after a wedding trip. Social notes cover Halloween events, visits, and gatherings in Ridgely Seaford and nearby towns with numerous local families and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annice Virginia Ebling
Paul S&s. Ebling
Greensboro
Norman Jacob Fike
Albert Fike
Talbot County
Church of the Brethren
Ridgely
Mildred Ebling
Paul Fike
Cédova
Fike
Bertha Miller
Rudolph Rinner
Charles Miller
Jesse Smith
Walter Weaver
Annie Edwards
Ralph Moore
Shirley
Billy Wheeler
Goldsboro
Charles Wheeler
Thurman Passwaters
Billy
Florence Thornton
Lawrence
Alan Curry
Wilmington
James Curry Sr
Dover
Harry Randall
Denton
Emma Dill
Pearl
Bobby
Walter McDonald
Felton
Oscar Wyatt
Anna Stevenson
Philadelphia
Camden
Maine
R. B. Stevenson
Hazardsville
Conn
John Stevenson
Clifford George
Janice
Cordova
Marley Pinder
Lawrence Greelee
Houston
Pinder
Wallace Thornton
Alan
Jr. L. Cohee
Tilghman Whitby
Seaford
Noble Sipple
Claude Griffith and Son
Endicott
N. Y
Baltimore
Harry Wright
Clarence Russell
Tamra Gooden
Willow Grove
Alvin Totheroh
Glen Mills
Earl Nichols
Miss Grace
Linwood
Sallie Nichols
Town
Charles Nichols
N. K. Swanwick
Maurice Stewart
Boothwyn
Earl Deaner
George Hamon
Harry Karcher
Bradford Turner
Gene
Alfred Bilbrough
Effa Plummer
Eleanor Taylor
James Pinder
James Ward
Bloomery Church
Smithville
Mae Pippin
Evelyn Butler
Calvin Butler
Rehoboth
Nelson Draper
Charles Adams
Washington
Weekend visits from Pleasantville and New Jersey families
Mr and Mrs Orrie Adams and friends from Pleasantville New Jersey spent a weekend visiting Mr and Mrs E W Brown and Miss Grace Adams. Other callers included Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson and Mr and Mrs J W Johnson with Randal Dustworth of New Jersey. Clergy and families—Rev E C Hallman Rev Dennis Geo Wheatley and Mrs Earle Robinson—dined with C W and J L Adams. Birthday party for Mrs Elmer Robinson noted with cake and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrie Adams
John Adams
Virginia Lee Robinson
E. W. Brown
Grace Adams
Pleasantville
N. J
Charles Johnson
J. W. Johnson
Randal Dustworth
New Jersey
E. C. Hallman
Dennis
Geo. Wheatley
Earle Robinson
C. W
J. L. Adams
F. W. Fountain
Charles Fountain
Pennsylvania
James Devore
Fountain
Glen Bullock
Debbie Fountain
Blanche Adams
Elmer Robinson
Dawson Hubbard
Agnes Breeding
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the Local Department
Adams Cross Roads
John Good
Twentieth Century Club
Florence Dean
Evelyn Harding
Pete Wright
Spafford
Nice
Howard Harris
Smithson Club
Tuckahoe
Smithson
Journal
Queen Anne
John Gibson
Stevensville
Freeland Clopper
Tuckahoe Neck
Charles Sewell
Howard Sewell
Elizabeth Lightner
Sewell
Queen Anne Community Club
Violet Gibson
Henry Morgan
William C. Stevens
Egg Harbor
Stevens
Nora Chilcutt
James Briscoe
Oscar Briscoe
Charles Metz
Emma Glass
Wye Mills Church
State Teachers
Geo. Moore
John Chaires
Maryland University
B. B. Barton
Charlie Barton
Bernard Sparks
Selby Smith
Mabel Sullivan
Ida Dyer
Lloyd Fleming
May Dean
Clara Thompson
Dorothy Jump
Madge Jump
Polly Calloway
Public Health News