Seed Rye for Sale and Local Advertisements
Denton community notices list seed rye for sale by Jos H Carroll and other farm goods. Local business promos advertise Pyrofax gas ranges, Magic Chef stoves, and a 99.6 percent purity Timothy seed. Community events include sales by the Kota Club, church bake sales, and town sports and meetings through November 1935.
Talbot County Field Trial and Local Banking Meeting
The Talbot County Field Trial Association will stage a Shooting Dog Field Trial on Sunday November 10 and Armistice Day November 11 at Orwell Goldsborough Estate between Easton and Oxford starting 9 a m. Entries accepted at 8:30. Prizes 25 15 and 10. Quail released. Judges appointed. If interest, pheasant trial may follow. Also notes include a meeting at Centreville Hotel October 30 on bank deposit fees with FDIC speaker Mr Foxx and Fed Reserve rep Mr Geibis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot County Field Trial Association
Talbot County
Upper Eastern Shore Conservation Organization
Orwell
Goldsborough
Easton
Oxford
Hugh C. Miller
Richard T. Norris
John G. Alley
Maryland
Talbot
Kent
Caroline
Queen Anne’s
Centreville Hotel
M. J. Foxx
Legal Department of
Washington
Federal Deposit Insurance
Geibig
Federal Reserve Branch
Baltimore
Frank H. Doerr
Edgewood
Louis Doerr
George F. Doerr
Manchester
New Hampshire
John Janson
Marydel
Amos T. Johnson
Katherine
Albin
Colonial Park
Wilmington
Del
Lawrence Johnson
Ruth
Henrietta
Lawrence Jr
Chester
Nelson Faulkner
Evelyn
New Castle
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Robert Delaha
Cambridge
Caroline High School
Denton
Public Works Administration
Board of Education
Caroline County
N. H
Nice
Kemp Adams
Madeline
Melvin
Reese Adams
Beatrice
Arthur Adams
Ormond A. Wright
Ormond Arthur
Rudolf A. Graef
Ray Mutch
Allentown
Greensboro School
Frederick F. Lyden
New York
Nat Potter Hall
Alice Bennington
Walter Bennington
Elizabeth Haymaker
Walter Sparklin
Petersburg
Newark
L. G. Frazier
Hurlock
Wilbert Callaway
J. Owen Knotts
New York City
Walter Murphy
CCC
Goldsboro
T. Pliny Fisher
T. Fred Johnson
Wm. P. Draper
Macomber and Hazel Visitations in Oxford and Salisbury
Mrs. Macomber and Miss Hazel Macomber spent Tuesday in Oxford with Mrs. Sarah E. Spranklin. Mrs. 0. M. Macomber and her daughter were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Allen in Salisbury.
Atwater Kent Air-cell battery radios advertised
An advertisement from M. K. Newnam promotes Atwater Kent Air-cell battery radios, highlighting portable wireless reception and convenience for households seeking efficient radio performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwater Kent
M. K. Newnam
Death of Josiah N Brumbaugh Shocks Ridgely Community
The Weekly Ridgely News Letter reports the unexpected death of Josiah Nolsinger Brumbaugh after a brief illness. A Martinsburg native, he lived in Ridgely seventeen years, directed Church of the Brethren music, and leaves two daughters, a son-in-law and grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday in Ridgely with several pastors assisting. The issue also details Halloween festivities, homemakers club elections, community meetings, and local social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Nolsinger Brumbaugh
Martinsburg
Pennsylvania
Ridgely
Easton
Harrisburg
Harry Brumbaugh
Parker’s Summit
Thomas Niel
Church of the Brethren
Bernard King
Joseph Rittenhouse
Harry Ziegler
Fairview Church
Leese
Denton
Fairview Cemetery
Reformed Church
Madge Thomas
W. T. Temple
C. D. Lynch
Fancy
Dotty Lord
Jeanette Lynch
William Porter
Patricia Ann Messick
Ed Morris
James Walker
Dodd
Porter
Winstead
Mary Wharton
Otis Wharton
H. E. Koeneman
Queen Anne
Washell Dulin
Vernon Baker
Iillsboro
Edward Bowman
Robert Shaw
Charles Cannon
Clifton Crouse
Earl Breeding
Federalsburg
Jessie Snow
Federation
Margaret Swing
Ridgely Theatre
Frank Flounders
Eastern Shore Federation of Women’s Clubs
Church House
Mattie Smith
Harry Stedman
Hubert Stedman
Harvey Mitchell
Spencer Moore
Millsboro
Harvey McDowell
Stedmans
New York
Mardela Springs
J. J. Ivison
H. F. Hafer
Elsie Matthews
Frank Simons
Paul Hoffman
Harry Klotz
Harry Hemmons
Grenlock
Loring
Margaret Magrogan
Town
Wm. W. Dulin
Cordova
Woods
Wilmington
Frank Klotz
Katherine Wilson
Ridgely High School
T. W
Mayor’s Proclamation Calls Red Cross Roll Call in Denton
Denton Mayor Melvin C. James proclaims the Red Cross roll call period from Armistice Day November 11 to Thanksgiving Day. He urges past members to renew and new residents to join Caroline County Red Cross to fund relief for accidents disasters and disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Denton
Melvin C. James
Concord Church Notices Harvest and services listed
Concord holds usual services Sunday morning with God the Creator as the morning message topic Dorothy and Catherine Stevens sing with Miss Scott on guitar Bowsworth League led by Mrs Alec Lord Junior League by Thomas Wright Denton M P Church morning message God’s Answer to a Starving World evening message The Voice of Experience Christian Endeavor 645 pm led by Miss Lucille Bailey What Wars Do to the World Harvest Home Day on the 17th Delmarva Ministerial Association meets Nov 18 luncheon at 12:30 Epiphany Mission Preston Italy Communion 9:00 am Preston 10:00 am Sunday School Church of the New Jerusalem Preston 11:00 am Dove of Peace Gen 8:9 sermon text
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
God
Dorothy
Catherine Stevens
Scott
Bosworth League
Alec Lord
Thomas Wright
Denton M. P. Church
Voice of Experience
Christian Endeavor
Lucille Bailey
Delmarva Ministerial Association
M. P
Denton
Ladies of
Bloomery M. E
Williston Community House
Epiphany Mission
Preston
Italy
Church of the New Jerusalem
Bethlehem Club Set Meeting and Local Visits
The Bethlehem Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at the Community House with Mrs. Clinton Carroll as hostess. Numerous local visits are noted, including families from Federalsburg, Princess Anne, Trappe, Preston, and Centreville. John Sands is seriously ill at Easton Emergency Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Club
Clinton Carroll
Harvey Harding
Baltimore
Hall
Princess Anne
Gifford Bowdle
Wm. H. Harding
Lewis Trice
Federalsburg
John Sands
Easton Emergency Hospital
George Blades
Bradley
Trappe
Raymond Todd
James B. Todd
Orland Wright
Beverly Blades
Preston
Alva Blades
John Blades
Ed Bryan
Harry Blades
Centreville
Smithson Community Notes Visit and Harvest Service
Smithson residents share visits among Mr. and Mrs. Truitt Perry Worm Quidas McMahan and Hall families. Oyster roast at Preston hosts. Harvest home service planned at Smithson Church Sunday evening November 17. Multiple relatives from Laurel Bridgeville Chestnut Grove and Grove area visited or traveled over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Truitt
Salisbury
C. Truitt
Claude Truitt
Bridgeville
C. L. Perry
Joseph Worm
Fred Quidas
H. Mc- Mahan
Ralph Mc- Mahan
Raymond McCarty
Smithson Church
H. Patrick
Laurel
Del
F. Prager
H. M. Towers
Hickman
Harry Willoughby
Emma Reese
L. Barry
Grove
J. Toft
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Describes Local Social Entries
Twin Towno notes recount socials and visits including Mrs Herbert Beaven and Norman Clark hosting a desert bridge at Mrs Clark’s home. Red Cross Roll Call chairmen attended a Denton Brick Hotel dinner. Guests included Edgar Blades Mildred Stenger at Starkey residence. Christine Wilson returned home after a few days with H Lay Beaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Beaven
Norman Clark
Desert Bridge
Clark
Red Cross
Brick Hotel
Denton
Edgar Blades
Mildred Stenger
Thomas Starkey
Christine Wilson
H. Lay Beaven
Frederick Kelso
Philadelphia
John Kelso
Henry Fisher
Red Bank
N. J
H. S. Fisher
John Weathers
Frances Covell
du Pont Gardens
Mary Virginia Sherwood
Isaac Sparklin
Rehoboth
Community social notes from Queen Anne and nearby towns
Queen Anne Mrs. Howard Eley hosted a Sunday School party with games and snacks for girls and boys. The Community Club announced a November 28 chicken and oyster supper. St Pauls teachers met at Henry Morgan's home. Red Cross tea was held in Centreville. Several locals entertained guests, traded visits, and attended brief gatherings around shared social events and Roaring community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Eley
Harry Gibson
Henry Morgan
Horace Morgan
Elizabeth Lightner
C. L. Fossett
W. S. Dickinson
Addie Morgan
Mesdames
D. M. Lee
Harry Moore
Harry Knotts
St. Paul’s
E. B. Lightner
Franklin Day
Centreville
Red Cross
Harold Jump
Harrisburg
Francis Jump
Annapolis
Virgie Cartwright
Goldsboro
Mary Diggans
Della Mullikin
Eleanor Flowers
Peggy Gibson
Wennie
Violet Gibson
Blue Ridge College
East New Market
Wilmington
Mabel Jean Ivens
Willoughby
Eloise Morgan
Queen Anne's Poultry Show Next Week
Queen Anne's County Poultry and Game Association plans its sixth Annual Poultry and Game Show from November 13 to 15 at the State Armory in Centreville. Public attendance invited with door prizes nightly. Evening programs on November 13 and 14 feature experts on agriculture, poultry management, cod liver oil benefits, and milk in poultry feeding, including Dr. H. F. Cotterman, W. W. Rambo, and Dr. O. B. Kent among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Anne’s
H. F. Cotterman
H. D. Monroe
Allied Mills
W. W. Rambo
Sadlersville
Herbert D. Copeland
Pres
State Poultry Council
John H. Moffett
Local Visits Brighten Holiday Weekend Across Towns
Ridgely residents hosted and visited family friends in Maplewood New Jersey Harrington and Baltimore during the weekend. Guests included Orrel Saulsbury and family, Florencio Thompson, Alan Parsons, and Will Cannon with Annie Turner. The Look of the Month Club plans a Thursday evening meeting with J D Davis. E G Finney and son Paul and Clarence Darby from Wilmington visited Ridgely friends. W T Temple visited daughter Leela in training at Maryland General Hospital Baltimore. Olin Porter and Miss Jenkins visited Porters sister Bowdle and family in Easton on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrel Saulsbury
Roland Fountain
R. E. Fountain
Maplewood
N. J
Florencio Thompson
Alan Parsons
Harrington
Will Cannon
Annie Turner
Look of the Month Club
J. D. Davis
E. G. Finney
Paul
Clarence Darby
Wilmington
Ridgely
W. T. Temple
Leela
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
Wilbur Carroll
Roland Fisher
Elizabeth Downs
Woodrow Kinnamon
Marcus Hook
Hattie Polett
Del
Eva Dennis
Denton
Kathleen Covey
Preston
Harlan Edwards
Near Felton
Kennth Price
Town
W. R. Gardner
Margaret Gardner
Near Town
Clifford Bramble
Portland
Maine
Massachusetts
J. Richard Gardner
F. C. Frommhagen
CCC
Greensboro Baptist Church
Cordova
Frank M. Headley
Chevy Chase
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
George Landick Jr
Kensington
F. P. Roe
Wallace Thornton
B. C. Beckham
Linwood Riddleberger
A. J. Urry
Leo Evans
Easton
Carolyn Zacharias
Joseph Lockmouth
Ellen Lockmouth
Joseph DeMatthews
Philadelphia
Otto Zacharias Sr
Elizabeth Gottwall
Abram
University Hospital
W. Thomas Thornton
Carl Lee
Annie Hall
Esther
Templeville
Ruth Riddleberger
Harrisburg
Milton Roe
Samuel Bilbrough
Nendham
Medford Price
Smith Edwards
Maude Edwards
Preston Hallowe'en party guests and local visits
Mrs T B Marden hosted a Hallowe en party with guests from Easton Federalsburg Hurlock and Preston. Prizes awarded to Mrs Lich Mrs C Blacy Mr Ralph Ledman Mrs Katie Parker and Mrs John Noble. Numerous social visits and trips to Washington Baltimore Ocean City listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Marden
Easton
Federalsburg
Hurlock
Preston
Lich
C. Blacy
Ralph Ledman
Katie Parker
John Noble
Reese Deane
Max Chambers
Tambleton Grace
A. M. Willey
O. R. Dulin
W. R. Dulin
Julia Carrie
Maryland
Lloyd Fooks
Washington
Baltimore
Fooks
Medford
Kenneth
Marke Taylor
Louise Todd
Paul Smith
Robert Bing
Philadelphia
Annie R. Twilley
S. Franklin Smith
Edith Noble
New Jersey
Wilbur Noble
Benjamin Wright
Washington, D. C
W. K. Hooper
H. M. Parrott
Ocean City
Local Social Roundup From Marydel And Nearby Areas
Marydel social column lists visits and entertainments among residents and guests from Dover Wilmington Philadelphia Millington and Greensboro. Notable mentions include exchanges between Mr. and Mrs. Seward and guests Walter Engrem Irvin. E N Morris hosting others. Mrs. Jacobs losing a car in a theft. travels by Clyde Ware Bert Kaler and others. and several relatives visiting hospitals and distant cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Seward
Catherine
Walter Engrem
Irvin
Queen Anne
E. N. Morris
Del
Wm. Wallace and Son
Millington
Leonard Woshell
Clyde Ware
Wilmington
Carroll Ware
Sorrn Thompson
Dover
Bert Kaler
J. Shewbrooks
Delaware Hospital
Joseph Swartz
Astoria
Long Island
Herbert Butts
Mary Smith
Philadelphia
Catherine Walls
Greensboro
Harry Dailey
Jacobs
Baltimore
TEMPLEVILLE ACCIDENT AND LOCAL VISITS
Mr and Mrs Frank Raughley involved in a two car crash on their way home from Greensboro with two women riding no serious injuries. Sunday services November 10 include communion at 10 am and a sermon on The Second Coming of Christ by Rev S Cobb assisted by Rev R G Connor. Local visits list residents including Miss Mary Kathryn Knotts and Miss Ethel Carey among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Raughley
Greensboro
Raughley
S. Cobb
R. G. Connor
Cobb
Kenton
Del
Roland Knotts
Katie Stafford
Mary Knotts
James T. Knotts
Sadlersville
Roland Golt
Millington
L. H. Golt
Doris Ann Wyatt
Marydel
Gurney Knotts
Sallie Baynard
Smyrna
William Kinnamon
Daisy Haines
Blossom Cooper
Cooper Davis
Salisbury
John Davis
Marjorie Pippin
Atwater Kent 6-tube radio in perfect condition
Used 6-tube Atwater Kent electric radio in perfect condition priced at 19.00. Contact M. K. for new name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwater Kent Electric
M. K. Newnam
Greensboro Social Roundup in the Weekend
Greensboro and its environs host a wide array of visitors and residents at homes and churches. Numerous guests from Maryland Pennsylvania and Delaware shared visits, trips to Boston Massachusets and local church events with note of Captain Frommhagen to speak at Greensboro Baptist Church and local hospital updates.
Hallowe'en Social Draws Crowds at Community House
The Hallowe'en Social at the community house drew many masked participants including children and adults. Prizes went to Mrs. Elizabeth Smith and Miss Helen Towers as bride and groom, with second to Miss Idaline Clark. Music by Oliver Cheezum and Lester Smith, with singing by Helen Stafford and Catherine Lister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Allen
W. H. Holbrook
F. N. Smith
Elizabeth Smith
Helen Towers
Idaline Clark
Oliver Cheezum
Lester Smith
Helen Stafford
Catherine Lister
Anna Smith
Sunshine Workers
Denton
T. H. Towers
W. H. Wolbrook
L. H. Thomas
Aid
Elmer Butler
Kenneth Elmer
Louis Butler
Sherman Hubbard
J. A. Willoughby
Christian Endeavor Service
O. J. Chaffinch
J. R. Ricards
Harold Brooks
F. E. Davis
Wilmington
Weekend Guests and Aid Dinner Raise Seaford Event
Mr and Mrs Lehan Spear and son Robert of Wilmington visited Mr and Mrs James Wilson. The Methodist Ladies Aid Society chicken and oyster supper netted about 66 dollars. Dr and Mrs J S Fifer hosted his parents and brother and family from Wyoming Del. Rev and Mrs C B Reed entertained over the weekend Mr and Mrs H B Elliott of Seaford Del.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehan Spear
Robert
Wilmington
James Wilson
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
J. S. Fifer
Wyoming
Del
C. B. Reed
H. B. Elliott
Seaford
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Jos
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville
Brown's
Stewart Building
By Kota Club
M. E. Church
Dorset Laundry
High Shore Recreation Center
Baker Women
Denton Brethren Church
Ford Show
Main Street
Caroline County Game Protective Association
Dentonia Theatre
Eastern Star
Nichols
3Rd
Cupid Ice Cream Company
Denton Community Club
M. P. Church
Webb Motor Building
Fourth
Main Sts
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Hillsboro
Otwell
Thomas B. Edwards
Court House
Ada Sullivan
Levin Sullivan
M. E. Home For the
Mt. Washington
Druid Ridge
Ada
Belle Beauchamp
Williston
Sarah E. Roop
William A
Billy
Evangelist
Chicago
Winona Lake
Ind
Willam J. Thompson
Nanticoke
Dent
Margaret Lewis
J. Spencer Lapham
Eleanor Noble
C. Irving Carpenter
Elizabeth R. Satterfield
Denton High School
Beacom College
Beacom
Satterfield
I. Vernon Brumbaugh
St. Louis
Bruce Lee
Brumbaugh
Mary Janders
Queen Anne's County
Vernon Wilson
Dorothy Emerson
College Park
Benedictine Sisters of
St. Gertrudes Academy
Sister Mary Evangelista
Academy
B. B. Brumbaugh
Jacob I. Hereter
Charles Pfeffer
Gettysburg
Reed McCullough
John L. Sherry
J. S. Long
California
Far West
Edgebrook Farm
Denton and
Abe Goncharsky
St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church
Good Cheer Bible
M. E. Sunday School
Lulu Dryden
Nellie Walters
Chestertown
J. Frank Booth
Cora B. Hale
Charles Tomlinson
Milton
H. Clay Hobbs
Joseph H. Johnson
Winfield T. Nichols
Edwin W. Breeding
Blanche Flossman
J. C. Bright
Crompton
B. L. Lewis
Henry R. Lewis
Juliaetta Henry
Easton Hospital
Emily
Frances Johnson
Bel Air
Wm. J. Kindley
Nelson Era
Melba Era
George Reed
Edward T. Tubbs
Walter L. Black
Summit
Oscar Murphy
F. H. Thomas
J. Frank Brown
Marion Downes
Ridgely News Letter
Bethlehem
Smithson
Twin
Tuckahoe
Hobbs
WSPA
Aper
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