Local events sweep through Caroline County and Denton notes
H V Noble near Burrsville killed three hogs weighing 400 401 and 438 pounds. Thomas E Pollard opens a West Denton grocery with full line and fuel. Daughters bake sale at Denton Auto Co showroom November 29. Ladies Aid Church of the Brethren sale December 9 at Denton Auto Co showroom. Advertising urged to inform customers. Disease cases reported in Caroline County from November 7 to 20. Caroline Motors opens at old Ford Garage on First Street Denton. Fire near Denton controlled by volunteers. furniture saved. Multiple bake sales planned by Ladies Aid groups in Denton. Thanksgiving service to be held jointly by Denton churches at Methodist Protestant Church. Rotary talk on The Meaning of Rotary by Ritchie Lawrie in Denton. News of deaths of Joseph H Johnson and Caroline Elizabeth Redden with connections to Denton families. Post Office star route Marydel to Templeville protested. service preserved to avoid delays. Job seekers rise. 200 applications at National Reemployment Bureau. 40 women. work to begin on roads and ditches before December 1. Banking code study by local bankers to promote uniform practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Noble
Burrsville
Thomas E. Pollard
Denton
Job
Denton Auto Co
Ladies Aid
Church of the Brethren
Caroline County
Preston
Caroline Motors, Inc
Ford Agency
Ford
First Street
Dr. Fisher
Wingate Neal
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
Piney M. P
Protestant Episcopal Church
Methodist Protestant Church
Norman A. Leese
The
Brethren Church
Rotary
Ritchie Lawrie
Harrisburg
Rotary International
Denton Rotary Club
Paul P. Harris
H. Clay Hobbs
Joseph H. Johnson
Milton
Johnson
Edward Johnson
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Catherine Hobbs
Milton C. Willis
Baltimore
A. J. Messick
Bethlehem
Caroline Elizabeth Redden
Charles Redden
Post Office Department
Marydel
Templeville
T. Alan Goldsborough
Goldsborough
John R. Ricards
National Reemployment Bureau
Bureau
Hillsboro
Dudley G. Roe
Group No. 5
Maryland State Bankers Association
Kent
Queen Anne
Caroline
Talbot
William J. Norris
Denton National Bank
Harry Davis
County Trust Co
Federalsburg
Birthday salute for Mrs. Sarah Roop in Denton social page
A reception honors Mrs. Sarah Emily Roop for her ninety four th birthday at Riverton Avenue home from 2 30 to 5 p m. The gathering notes four generations including daughter Georgia Garey granddaughter Emily Swiss and grandchildren Sarah Swiss and Walter Swiss. Roop recalls Civil War era husband Joseph F Roop and cites family longevity and tranquil lifestyle. Other items list society events visits and social news in Denton Maryland with multiple local residents and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Emily Roop
Riverton Avenue
Ife
Wm. Dulin
H. L. Mennerick
Maryland
Delaware
Clarence H. Roe
J. Carroll George
Simms
Amos Crouse
T. J. Turkington
Nelson Hubbard
Alva Hubbard
B. B. Brumbaugh
Lansdowne
E. B. Brumbaugh
Chalmer, S. Brumbaugh
Baltimore
Elhridge
Gustav Good
Benjamin Good
Waynesboro
J. Stanley Good
Williston
Eastern Shore Society
Rennett Hotel
Alexander Hardcastle
Denton
Board of Governors
Martha Beck
Hobbs
Fifth Avenue
D. W. Davis
Austin R. Murphy
Davis
R. C. Smith
Morgantown
W. Va
Sarah M. Smith
Cambridge
Peggy McKenna
Pauline Neighbors
Emergency Hospital
Easton
James M. Neighbors
QO. J. Redden
Eugenia van Rodney
S. M. Lowrey
G. H. Rue
Fred Stack
Leila M. Armstrong
Centreville
Jane Redden
Mis
George T. Redden
A. E. Delaney
Brooklyn
N. Y
Buick Hotel
Iva Whitby
Alda P. Whitby
E. T. Tubbs
Wm. R. Trippe
W. K. Cumming
Bridge
Lulu Downes
What to Do If You Have a Fire in Rural Districts
Instructions on staying calm, securing the building, and avoiding backdrafts during a fire. Emphasizes turning in alarms promptly, informing responders of trapped persons, and the challenges volunteers face. Cites fire loss and match usage statistics, urging caution with matches. Ends with a transition to rural fire protection preparation.
Mary S Willis Dies at 71 After Heart Attack
Mrs Mary S Willis 71 died suddenly of a heart attack at her son Harry P Willis home near Friendship. She lived on a farm until two years ago and leaves five daughters and two sons plus 21 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Funeral held at Church of God Tuesday with Rev B E Warren officiating. Interment Hillcrest Cemetery Federalsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary S. Wills
Harry P. Willis
Friendship
Jacob and
Jolia Ann Shufelt
Hudson, N. Y
James S. Willis
Caroline Countian
Church of God
C. Fulton Noble
Preston
W. Brewster Deen
Denton
Norman H. Todd
Near Preston
Lewis E. Hallowell
Brantley H. Trice
Harry P
Milton L. Wills
Federalsburg
J. Dallas
Blades
Lee
Charles Noble
Walter Butler
Beatrice
Alma Deen
Evelyn
Miriam
Willis
Marvin Todd
Doris
Lewis Hallowell Jr
William Edward
Roland Trice
Robert
Virginia
Norma
Kenneth
Harry
Joyce
Bernese Willis
Joseph Corkran
Washington, D. C
B. E. Warren
Emma C. Coulbourne
Ralph A. Poole
Hillcrest Cemetery
Adams Cross Roads Aid Packs Benefit Barrel
Adams Cross Roads Biloomery Ladies Aid with community help packed a barrel for Methodist Hospital containing 62 quarts of produce 15 glasses of jelly 83 bottles of grape juice and 1 bushel of potatoes A play The Reader will be at Smithville school house Wednesday at 8 00 pm Admission 10 cents Proceeds Aid. Messrs D F and J W Johnson and two sisters visited R F Adams at Cambridge and wish him speedy recovery Mrs Brown visited her daughter Mrs Charles Johnson Sunday School Sunday at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Johnson
R. F. Adams
Cambridge
Mrs. Brown
Charles Johnson
Ridgely Weekly News Ledger Obituary and Local Notices
Alfred W Thompson a longtime Ridgely resident died in Baltimore after illness of several weeks. He helped build the town ice plant owned lumber interests and served as town commissioner and postmaster under Roosevelt Taft and Hoover. Burial at Denton. Also notes on church meetings school program and new garment factory truckload arrival with plans to start December first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred W. Thompson
Baltimore
Alan Parsons
Hallington
Mr. Thompson
Oldham
Lancashir
England
Roxboro
Ridgely
Roosevelt
Taft
Hoover
Florence Turner
Thompson
Hold Hatfield
Georgetown
Del
Harington
W. E. Habbart
W. D. Short
Denton
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Walter Moore
Mass. Hemmons
Ada Matthews
W. H. C., Goode
Cincinnati
P. T
Tommy
Billy Taylor
Miss Beauchamp
Will Lynch
Will Rickards
Will Dass
Charles L. Hebb
Cambridge
County Trust Company
Eastern Shore Trust Company
Hobbs
Mercantile Trust Building
Jesse Zeigler
Rufus King
Budgewater College
Bridgewater
Herman Veidenberg
Fred Flounders
Fred
John Sharp
John Lenz Jr
Stanley Truitt
James Truitt
Hayden
L. D. Truitt
William Jarrell
Haran Hartington
Emma Jackson
Frank Long
Selbyville
G. E. Finney
Hidge
William Marvel
Edward McPherson
Walter Mitchell
Gladys Richards
George Smith
Hillsboro
Boyne City
Mich
L. S. Matthews
Samuel Messick
Seaford
Frank Flounders
Havre de Grace
Westcott Porter
Charles Hammond
James Wilson
Otis Reamer
Wye Mills
Wilmington
Jessie Ruggles
Eastville
T. W. Jones
George Dutton
Newark
T., A. Smith
Caldwell
N. J
Delaney
Park Drive
George Leeds
Newport
Norman Wilson
John Bromley
Brooklyn
N. Y
New England
Maryland
Lincoln
United States
Denton-Preston Road
Federalsburg Road
Board of Education
In memory of mother Julia Melvin
In memory of mother Julia PF Melvin who left us a year ago on November 26. Gone to rest yet we miss her. Empty is her old armchair as she waits for us to follow to the Father’s home. Husband and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia PF. Melvin
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Visitors and Guests
Local social notes list Sunday and weekend visits across towns. Elsie Shinner and others from Wilmington stop by John Shinner. Kemp Stewart and Sharon visit Mrs Le Roy Detwiler. Gordon Maecke from Washington, D C visits Thompson family. many familiar names from Baltimore Philadelphia Salisbury and Grasonville noted for weekend or recent visits. Ida Rice returns from nursing in Trappe. Emma Hopkins visits from Boston. Mrs. Louise Burr with children visits Ruthsburg. Kemp Stewart travels to Baltimore with wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Shinner
Dorothy McCade
Lela Parker
Chas, Brown
Wilmington
John Shinner
Kemp Stewart
Sharon
Charles Sharp
le Roy Detwiler
Gordon Maecke
Washington, D. C
R. B.thompson
Arthur Pinder
Mildred Harris
Locust Grove
James Sloan
Raymond Lane
Jean
Baltimore
Lorin Lane
Depew Duffey
Washington
Charles James
Robert Knott
Salisbury
N. E. Knott
Richard Allen
Philadelphia
Ralph Holland
C. R. Stafford and Son
Grasonville
C. O. Rice
Ida Rice
Trappe
Louise Burr
Roy Skinner
Ruthsburg
Emma Hopkins
Boston
Carrie, Fleming
Nettie Seward
Annie
Charles Paige
Thompson Lowe
Harvey Porter
Norman Walls
Jane
Annie Edwards
Dover
Magnolia
Del
Mesdaniel L. I. Jones
J. C. Brown
O. W. Barton
Hobbs
Denton
5. D. Carrow
Greensboro
L. R. Taylor
Smyrna
Dorothy Swann
Gale Rasin
Marie Holloway
Georgia Swann
Ralph Pritchett
Ruth Jackson
Princess Anne
Leonard Murphy
Newport
Fred Murphy
N. K. Swanwick
Nolan Hubbard
Maurice Stewart
Easton
Charles Nichols
William Phillips
Henderson
Jennie Hopkins
Chestertown
Harold Maguigan
Smith Edwards
Robert Larrimore
Mary Carolyn
Brenda Monroe
Connie Taylor
L. W. Taylor
R. E. Russell
Atlantic City
Charles Berkley
Marcus Hook
August Kibler
Wilson Thornton
John
Harry Carrow
Jessie Wyatt
Cora Wyatt
William Wroten
Clayton
M. B. Cooper
Julia Ross
Mt. Olive
Harrington
John Jarvis
Wrenda Monroe
Community notes and social events from Dover and Queen Anne
Washington visitors join a Rural Letter Carriers Boost er meeting in Dover. Queen Anne Community Club donates 26 quarts of fruit to Old Ladies Home Easton and 26 quarts plus 3 jellies to the children's home. Local church services at St Pauls Queen Anne hear Lift Up Your Eyes and a Thanksgiving program. Residents travel for trucks, banquets, and family visits. several illnesses noted and social gatherings described with neighbors and relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland McDevitt
Washington
W. C. Stevens
Letter Carhier Association
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Dover
Del
St. Paul’s Church
Queen Anne
Ruth Reynolds
Green Pastures
Mesis
James Briscoe
Thomas Stayton
Bundy Short
Bill Thompson
Charlie Knott
Lansing
Mich
Thompson Home. Co
Hillsboro
Mesrs
Charlie Barton
Fred Sylvester
Horace Morgan
Centreville Hotel
Ernest Grubb
Maggie Lightner
Jake Gibson
John DeFord
Violet Gibson
Dora Sewell
Hazel Eaton
Ida Mae Sneed
St. Michaels
Everett Ulades
George Moore
R. Harding
Passaie
N. J
Harry Knotts
Milton
J. A. Johnson
Messrs. Thurman
Charles Covey
Wilmington
Marion Covey
Mr. Brown Eaton
Penn's Grove
Geo. Eaton
Harry Clark
Reynolds Murphy
Rev. Fossett
Baltimore
Herbert Stayton
Harrington
Clyde van Gesel
O Car Buscoe
Everett Gale
Edna Fleming
Francis Clark
Caroline County Wheat Checks Delivered to Producers
Beginning last Tuesday, 197 checks totaling 19000 dollars were delivered to Caro line county producers by Seth Weaver the Caroline County Wheat Production Control Association treasurer. Not all checks were in the first batch due to required corrections. those will be paid after approval. A revival at Pilgrim Holiness Church Denton starts Friday December 1 with services nightly at 730 and three Sunday services led by Rev C C Momer of Cincinnati Ohio inviting all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Weaver
Caroline County
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Denton
C. C. Momer
Cincinnati
Ohio
Man of God
Uhng
Preston residents host social events and church notices
Mrs A M Willey entertained the Saturday Bridge Club with guests including Mrs Orville Corkian and Miss Myrtle Wright. Epiphany Mission Guild bake sale planned for Dec 8 at 11 am. Community visits feature J R Phillips and Dr J R Phillips. Church of the New Jerusalem holds services at 11 am with sermon Building the Holy City. Various visits and dinners described among Preston residents, with notes on Club meetings and Epiphany Mission services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Willey
Bridge Club
Orville Corkian
Spence Phelps
Myrtle Wright
Hurlock
Jack Arthur
Mont Clair
N. J
James Carmine
Philadelphia
Alva Blades
Blanche Croll
Clyde Elzey
Katie Pather
Emaline Wright
Lee Noble
James Bolling
Preston
Epiphany Mission Guild
H. M. Hollis
Main St
E. C. Wight
Harry Bratton
Mary Bratton
Vienna
James Yates
Long Beach
California
Sfarry Hollis
Hudson Harris
New Jersey
J. P. Harris
Oliver Wright
University of Maryland
Ollie Wright
Sarah Fletcher
Charles Willey
Washington, D. C
Nelson Fooks
Nell’ Fooks
Baltimore
Alice In Wonderland
Ford’s Theatre
W. H. Parrott
Pitman
H. M. Parrott
Wilmington
Thomas L. Trice
John Noble
Harry Wright
Templeville Families Share Weekend Visits
Templeville and nearby residents enjoyed weekend and Sunday gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. Kinnamen and children Billy and Ruth Ann visited relatives, while the Junior Happy Builders' Club met at Mrs. Katie Stafford's home. Several travelers, including Harry Knotts and Mrs. Vera Newnam's family, spent time in Lakeland and Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Kinnamen
Billy
Ruth Ann
Chestertown
Annie Maske
Norman Wyatt
Massey
Amos Wyatt
Joseph McElroy
Ruth
Port Morris
N. J
Dora Everett
Sallie Baynard
Smyrna
William Kinnamon
Leonard Boyles
Sadlersville
Walter Walls
Herbert Butts
Geo. Butts
Town
Frederic Maske
Leslie Maske
Wilmington
Kate Moore
Millington
Laura Mennett
Orphans Court Appoints Administrators and Executors
In the absence of the Court on application letters of administration were granted to Mary R Webb for George C Webb estate. Bond filed and approved creditors notice ordered. Appraisers named Louis Hallowell and Raymond Noble. Covey executor of Jas T Kemp filed inventory and appraisement of the decedent’s property. Letters testamentary granted to Harry H Moore for Josephine Moore estate. Bond approved. appraisers Medford L Price and William W Frampton named. Horsey executor of Sallie V Wilson estate filed inventory and appraisement of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Webb
Mary R. Webb
Louis Hallowell
Raymond Noble
Leonard F. Covey
Jas. T. Kemp
Josephine Moore
Harry H. Moore
Medford L. Price
William W. Frampton
T. Clayton Horsey
Sallie V. Wilson
Smithson Church Leader Joins Pennsylvania Work
Miss Mary Cole, long preacher at Smithson Church, has left for Pennsylvania to undertake other church duties. Mr. J. Baynard is left in charge, continuing Sunday School each Sunday morning and preaching on Sundays and Thursday evenings. A brief Thanksgiving program precedes the Thursday service on Nov 30. all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cole
Smithson Church
Pennsylvania
J. Baynard
Card of Thanks for kindness and floral tributes
We extend sincere thanks to our friends for many acts of kindness and assistance and for the floral tributes at the funeral of Mrs. G. Lacey Butler, from G. Lacey Butler and Family.
Greensboro Area Marriages and Local Social News
Joph E Glachin of Rising Sun Maryland and Hazel H Harris of Washington D C wed in West Nottingham Presbyterian Colora Maryland with Rev R I Hirshman officiating. The couple honeymooned in Philadelphia and will reside in Felton Delaware. The column lists numerous family visits, birthdays, and local social happenings around Greensboro and nearby towns, including visits by residents to hospitals, friends, and relatives from Wilmington Dover Marcus Hook Philadelphia Baltimore Easton and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joph E. Glachin
Rising Sun
Hazel H. Harris
Washington, D. C
West Nottingham Presbyterian Clinch
Colora
R. I. Hirshman
L. J. Harris
Washington
Felton, del
R. W. McPaddin
Franklin P. Glackin
R. W. McFaddin
Felton High School
Greensboro
Philadelphia
Felton
Harry D. Hanson
Andrewville
Burrsville
Harrington
Caroline
Jacob Price
Greensboro Cemetery
Clinton Morris
Henry Morris
Yartly
Raymond Morris
Wilmington
Raymond
Laura Hastings
Mable Hastings
Mary Draper
George Alfred Tribbett
Chester
William West
Harry Willoughby
Howard Usilton
Lottie
Emily
Frank Usilton
Florence Thornton
Lawrence
Marcus Hook
C. H. Meeds
Frank Brown
Melvin Anthony
Baltimore
Fred Covey
Denton
L. S. Jones
Paul Shelton
Clinton Woolyhand
Templeville
Roy Riddleberger
Sophia Howard
Velma
Benny
Florence Woolyhand
Medford Price
American Corner
Eleanor Taylor
Special Thanksgiving Service Begins Weeklong Hobbs Meetings
Extra meetings are held at Hobbs each evening next week except Monday and Saturday. A special Thanksgiving service is set for Thursday evening. Other churches on the charge and anyone may attend to worship and aid in these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs
Lin
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Adams Cross Roads
Slavery
Hr. K. Tubbs
William Claiborne
Kent Island
Lord Baltunme
Queen Anne's
Dorchester
Armstead Wiliams
King George County
Fredericksburg
George A. Millington
Armstead
Denton School
Tylors
Satterthwaites
Royal Afriican Company
American Colonization Society
Africa
Free Negroes of America
Liberia
Caroline Counts
Marcy Fountain
Patty Cannon
Georgia
McSherry
Memoriam
Tuckahoe
Smithson
G. Lacey Butler