Local ads and notices fill Denton Md listings
Reading through Denton Md notices and ads, the page catalogs shop sales and product prices at Everngam’s and Newnam’s stores, rent a Market Street house, seed rye and feeds, district church events, charitable society meetings, Hallowe’en festival plans, weather and health notices, and a World Series update with Philadelphia Athletics leading St. Louis Cardinals in St. Louis. Also reported are obituaries, funeral details, and federation meeting notices for Caroline County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everngam’s
Market Street
J. L. Everngam
Denton
Journal
W. H. Nuttle
M. K. Newnam
Deaton
Everagain's
Hallowe'en
Hallowe’en
Nuttle Milling Co
Nuttle Home. Co
H. W. Hughes
Ladies Aid Society of Concord
Church House
Sarah Ritter
Evelyn Neal
Denton M. E. Church
Denton Journal
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Denton M. P
J. Ed. Nichols
Sth
Ladies Aid of
Kelso Girls
Epiphany Mission
Preston
St. Andrew’s Mission
Hurlock
Caroline County
Marydel
Federalsburg
Ridgely
F. W. Kirwan
Greensboro
Hillsboro
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Protestant Church
M. P. Church
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Caroline, County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Frank L. Flounders
Federated Clubs
Linwood
Mary Welty
Harry Reese
Pipe Creek Cemetery
John
New Windsor
Welty
Joseph Sherry
Emmittsburg Road
Joel Myers
Keymar
B. F. Welty
Waynesboro
Howard Myers
Niagara Falls
Otelia Hereter
Gettysburg
Annie Brumbaugh
John L. Sherry
Washington, D. C
Social News Notes From Denton And Surrounding Towns
Mrs. Anton Burchard of Cleveland and her son James Burchard of New York visited Denton this week, recalling Mrs Kerr of Denton. Numerous locals hosted guests from Milford, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Wilmington, with trips to see Old Ironsides. Engagement announced Miss Addie Nuttle to R Ellis Clark Ches Town. Several families hosted gatherings and trips, bridge luncheons, and visits to schools and churches in Denton and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Burchard
Cleveland
James Burchard
New York
Burchard
Jessie Kerr
Jonathan W. Kerr
Denton
Kerr
Kerr Place
John L. Stevens
Andersontown
Harvey Warner
Lester
Margaret
J. Luther Stevens
Jack Watson
Milford
Del
John Stevens
Hickman
Elmer E. Wheeler
Baltimore
Wm. D. Uhler
Williston
Will Murphy
Frank Doerr
Louise Beauchamp
Valley Forge
Philadelphia
Jules Eisenbrand
Raymond Wright
Sharon Hill
G. Fleetwood
Cambridge
Willis S. Wright
Concord
Edward and
Neill
Edward S. Phillips
McHoney
Addie F. Nuttle
R. Ellis Clark
Chestertown
Miss Nuttle
Peyton B. Hodson
Catherine
Vienna
Lloyd Lankford
Hurlock
Eugene Hodson
R. N. Hitchens
Frank Flowers
Gunderley
Pasadena
Anne Arundel Co
Hugh Clark
Drexel Hill
Ellis Clark
Oscar Clark
Ormond Andrew
Emily F. Johnson
Frances F. Johnson
Washington
Dodge Hotel
Protestant Episcopal Church of
B. B. Brumbaugh
Sallie A. Morgan
Elkridge
New Windsor
Gettysburg
Elizabeth
Minnie Dukes
Myrtle
Hattie Dukes
Elizabeth Martin
Beatrice Deen
Maryland Institute of Art and Design
Victor C. Hitchens
Laurel
Laura Melvin
W. OD. Taylor
Courthouse Square
Francis Yeoman
Sadlersville
Salisbury
Josephine Thawley
Centreville
Sherman L. Tribbitt
Mary Welty
Linwood
Charles M. Grubb
Louise Seeders
Salisbury Normal School
Lulu Dukes
Mabel Duffey
Ora Carroll
Rehoboth
M. E. McCleery
Braddock Heights
J. Frank Wright
Benjamin F. Johnson
Keplar Barnett
Queen Anne
Brick Hotel
Edna B. Green
Wilmington
Hats for individuality direct from manufacturer at one dollar
Mrs A E Miller advertises hats of all headsizes including ostrich feather trimmed styles priced at one dollar, promoting direct-from-manufacturer sales. Nuttle Hardware Co plans a closing out sale of farming implements at sacrifice prices as farmers fill silos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Miller
Third St
Randolph Ave
Denton, Md
Nuttle Hardware Co
Religious Convention At Salisbury October 16 1931
The 89th Annual Maryland Delaware Council of Religious Education convention will be held in two regions on October 16 1931 in Hagerstown at the Church of the Brethren and in Salisbury at Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church. The Workers Assemblies feature discussions for Children's Youth and Adults with leaders from Boston Chicago Dayton and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland-Delaware
Children’s Workers Assembly
Elizabeth Harris
Boston University
Norman 8. Snively
Youth Assembly
Roy A. Burkhart
Chicago
Young People's Division
The
International Council of Religious Education
Lolita Downin
Elmer Funkhouser
Charles W. Brewbaker
Dayton
Ohio
Bureau of Evangelism of the
United Brethren In Christ. Church
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Local Happenings
Dr Briscoe family plans return to Addison Pennsylvania with regret from Ridgely folks. Community Club meets at Church House with speaker on Conservation and Washington Bicentennial. Various local visits, church notices, school events, evangelistic travels to India, Rally Day and Harvest Home previews.
Harmony Church Reopens After Year Closed Services Begin
Sunday gatherings mark Harmony Church reopening led by Rev. A W Betts with afternoon services at two thirty Everyone is invited to attend Guests visit from Federalsburg Vienna and Baltimore area families including the Trice Willis Laigneil and Deen clans Goitre treatment planned for Neva Cox at University Hospital Baltimore and visits to relatives near Frederica Barratts Chapel and Bridgeville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. McConnell
Walter Trice
N. Laigneil
Milton Willis
Margaret Trice
Bernice Willis
Teddie Trice
Federalsburg
Eva Laigneil
Elizabeth Trice
R. N
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Harmony Church
A. W. Betts
Harry Willey
Lenna Willey
Vienna
Ray Deen
Wesley Butler
John
Rev. Monk
Messener
John Cohee
Frederica
Barratt’s Chapel
Marion Wood
Easton
Orphans Court Approves Admin Letters and Accounts
Caroline County Orphans Court met Tuesday with Judges West Towers and Fleetwood. It granted letters of administration on Hattie E. Butler’s estate to Everett Nuttle, with bond and notice to creditors. Appraisers named. Maria H. Thomas filed final accounts and release. Guardians filed second accounts for minors. Administrators filed final accounts for John Paul Moore and Obediah Schuyler estates. Real estate appraisal returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Orphans’ Court
West
Towers
Fleetwood
Hattie E. Butler
Everett Nuttle
Edward E. Nuttle
LeRoy J. Nichols
Maria H. Thomas
Lewis Thomas
Olin Briggs
Sylvester Cornish
Catherine Cornish
Helen E. Moore
John Moore
John Paul Moore
Edward Schuyler
Obediah Schuyler
Maryland’s Bay and Birds Thrive in a Changing Warmer World
S. E. Perkins VI argues Maryland’s Big Bay sustains abundant waterfowl but warns hunting pressure and habitat loss threaten future supply. He cites Captain John Smith’s era, 1812 raids, and rapid population growth. He urges reduced hunting limits and sanctuaries, with federal and state wardens protecting breeding grounds and birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Big Bay
John Smith
Anchorage
Admiral George Cockburn
U. S. Biological Survey
LeCompte
National Association of Audubon Societies
S. E. Perkins VI
Local Social Notes Highlight Mrs Thompson’s Visit
Ridgely Mrs A W Thompson entertains sister Mrs Addie Porter of It. It is announced that Topkis Brothers will not reopen their factory. Mr Sanwel King has returned to Trarvard to study medicine. Mr and Mrs N L Wolsinger spent the weekend in Wilmington. Mr and Mrs Olan Porter visited in Baltimore on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Jones visited in Clayton on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Thompson
Addie Porter
Wilmington
Topkis Brothers
Ridgely
Sanwel King
Trarvard
N. L. Wolsinger
Olan Porter
Baltimore
Ernest Jones
Clayton
Hillsboro Queen Anne Bank Reporter Notices Resignation
Mr W Thurman Covey resigns as Hillsboro Queen Anne Bank stenographer to return to school in Wilmington Del. Miss Naomi Holl to take the position Oct 5. Community updates include visits from Baltimore, Greensboro, Easton, Centreville, and Trappe residents. church services and club meetings planned for Oct 4 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Thurman Covey
Hillsboro-Queen Anne
Wilmington
Del
Naomi Holland
Chas. T. Morris
Baltimore
Beverly Goldsborough Land
Vandergrift
Greensboro
Everett Gale
William Kauffman
Nancy
Marian
Corsica Neck
Frances Woolford
Chestertown
S. O. Rice
Mary Louise Dodds
Rosa Mae Radcliff
Centreville
Radcliff
Clifton Hicks
Emma Wilmot
William Hopkins
Easton
Annie Jump
Emma Beauchamp
Ida Smith
I. T. Sparklin
Ida B. Smith
Malvern
Pulpit fill and local visitors mark weekend church notes
During Rev. H. M. Waters absence the M E Church South will have Luther Bennett in the morning and Raymond Rawlings of Greensboro in the evening next Sunday October 4. Waters leaves for Roanoke Va to attend the General Conference. Locals attended Barratt's Chapel anniversary. Jarmans of Berlin and Centreville visitors. Elbert Jarrell hospitalized in Baltimore. Mrs Curtis of Annapolis visiting near town. Mrs Hill of Milford visiting. Helen Roche returns from Easton Hospital. Elizabeth Porter visiting near town. Marjorie Williams takes a job at Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Jarman
Berlin
Mollie Diggans
Roanoke
M. E., Church South
Belle Willey
Seaford
Jake Morgan
Horace Morgan
Harold Jump
Wilmington
H. M. Waters
M. E. Church South
Luther Bennett
Raymond Rawlings
Greensboro
Barratt’s Chapel
H. B. Jarman
M. B. Jarman
Sallie Voshell
Centreville
W.T. Jarman
T. N. Jarrell
Elbert
Baltimore
C. R. Curtis
Annapolis
Hill
Milford
Del
Sadie Shockley
Helen Roche
Easton
Elizabeth Porter
Alec Butler
Marjorie Williams
Mary Butterworth Dies After Apoplexy in Easton Hospital
Miss Mary Butterworth of Greensboro died at 10 10 after a sudden apoplexy while traveling from Oxford with her brother and sister in law. Daughter of the late Job Butterworth and Roxanna Carter she had lived in Greensboro until moving to Oxford five years ago. Services were in Oxford with Rev E W Simms and Dr G C Sutton. Burial in Greensboro. Survived by two sisters Mrs Green of Oxford and Mrs Joseph H Vansant of Philadelphia a nephew Dr Wm Bateman Draper of Boonesboro Md and an aunt Mrs Harry A Roe of Denton. Many friends mourn her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Butterworth
Sistter
Thos. M. Green
Greensboro
Oxford
Easton Hospital
Job Butterworth
Roxanna C. Carter
E. W. Simms
G. C. Sutton
Green
Joseph H. Vansant
Philadelphia
Wm. Bateman Draper
Boonesboro
Harry A. Roe
Denton
Court Convenes Monday for October Term Docket
The Circuit Court will convene for the regular October Term on Monday next. The likely final week will cover 36 appearances 48 civil trials 11 appeals and errors 1 petition 15 criminal continuances 24 criminal appeals and 17 recognizances. Jurors summoned by the Sheriff are listed by district from W. J. Murphy to Clayton Covey with names for eight districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Murphy
W. T. Jarman
Thos. E. Heather
Carroll M. Elliott
W. H. Williamson
John F. Spence
Sherman T. Griffith
J. Lee Covey
Wm. R. Dulin
Abijah D. Ivins
J. W. Hurlock
Christian Nagel
Tilghman R. Hackett
Harvey Long
John A. Hyland
Harry KE. Kinder
Arthur Holt
D. M. Clopper
F. Edward Jarrell
Wm. E. Sylvester
J. Harry Walls
Harry S. Fisher
Samuel Bear
Frank Kibler
Thos. P. Gaitley
Richard Blackburn, Jr
Herbert L. Jones
Charles N. High
Harry L. Sullivan
Jas. H. Neal
Jos. C. Clark
Mark Hignutt
Mark Howard
Clayton Covey
Preston and Community Church Notices and Local Visits
Preaton hosts Divine worship at 11 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. at the Church of the New Jerusalem with a sermon on The Great Sower. Sunday school at 10:16 a.m. Community Club meets Monday Oct. 8. Numerous local visits and moves occur, including Mr Courtney Whiteley visiting relatives in Preston and planning winter in Miami, and residents moving between Maple Ave Garden Inn and Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the New Jerusalem
Williston
Courtney Whiteley
Orchard Beach
Maine
Char
Smith
Maple Ave
Main Street
Garden Inn
Celia W. Kelley
Washington
Lester Newton
C. E. Anderson
Bridgeville
Lloyd Cannon
Alfred Bradley
Preston
L. B. Cannon
Del
Edward Derrickson
Milford
W. H .Cannon
James H. Barrow
Mary Barrow
Baltimore
Louise van Dyke
Guest
Wilmington
van Dyke
Harry Wright
Auction Bridge Club
T. L. Trice
Arthur Willey
Rachael Baylor
Medford Burgess
Rose Burgess
Helen Smith
duPont
J. Elizabeth Kelley
Atlantic City
A. F. Sisk and Son
Epworth League Hosts and Nearby Visits in Burrsville
Burrsville residents and guests shared social rounds this week. Epworth League members entertained at the Willis home, while travelers joined others visiting relatives in Millington and Philadelphia. Nearby attendances included a Barratt’s Chapel anniversary and various family visits across Chestertown Ridgely and Frederica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrsville
C. W. Willis
Epworth League
Wesley M. E. Church
Wm. Payne
Chestertown
Elmer Cole
Goldsboro
J. W. Price
R. H. Stafford
Allentown
A. T. Garrett
Harvey Griffith
Robert Garrett
Walter Myers
Millington
George Cherry
Hilda
Ridgely
Chester
Pauline Parker
Philadelphia
F. P. Parker
Alex. Dill
Wilmingston
R. H. Dill
Barratt’s
John H. Thawley
Fred Hopkins
Fred‘erica
John Voss
Clarence Voss
Greensborovillen: Rally Day at St Pauls M E Church
Greensboro and its environs report a large Rally Day at St Pauls M E Sunday School with 178 attendees. local speakers included Bertha Schull Sarah Bastian Lena Lewis Pauline Albertson and others. several members take Teacher's Training at Federalsburg. multiple marriages noted. social visits and travels listed. community events span Wilmington Philadelphia Dover and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
M. E
Bertha Schull
Sarah Bastian
Lena Lewis
Pauline Albertson
Salisbury
Walter Riddleberger
the Baptist Church
John Coates
Wilmington
Federalsburg
St. Paul's M. E
A. B. Frye
John D. Morris
Sykesville
Irma Swain
Harrington
Del
William R. Davis
Mary E. Glandereed
Wyoming
Arlington P. Bullock
Evelyn N. Heite
Dover
Bates
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
M. E. Ladies Aid Hall
Arlie Dingledine
Lucy
Downs
Louise
Marcus Hook
Frank Otto
Washington, D. C
G. Mark Mcdairy
W. B. Moore
Oscar Wyatt
Paul Acker
Cecil County
George H. Nichols
Church Home Hospital
Baltimore
Cornelius West
Thomas Hobbs
Thurman Paswaters
Billie
Oscar Hurd
Fletcher Clark
Perryville
Will Clark
Harry Corkran
Easton
Charles Rich
Harvey Dunning
Clayton
W. W. Wheeler
Fletcher
Roland Hoge
Cambridge
W. B. Massey
Ralph Pritchett
Jackie
Ruth Jackson
Bridgeville
Alan Burns
Alvin Edwards
Maude Edwards
Ruth Wheeler
James Curry
Stanley Curry
State Sanatorium
Greensboro
Nolan Edwards
James Curry, Jr
Keene Saulsbury
Bethlehem Oyster Supper and Ladies Aid Notes
Bethlehem neighbors plan an oyster supper at Bethlehem Community House on Wednesday evening October 7 with fried chicken oysters ham salads biscuits and other fare. Supper served at 5 o'clock priced at fifty cents. The Ladies Aid meets at Mrs John Smith's home on Thursday afternoon October 8. Others visiting include Mr and Mrs George Blades and children of Trappe and Mrs Hayward LeGates and daughter Kathleen of Townsend Del. Rally Day program set for Bethlehem Church Sunday afternoon October 4. Mr Samuel Smith of Hurlock visited son Lee Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Ladies Aid
John Smith
George Blades
Trappe
Charles Blades
Hayward LeGates
Kathleen
Townsend
Del
Alva Blades, Jr
Preston
Blades
Alva Blades
Bethlehem Church
Samuel Smith
Hurlock
Lee Smith
the Reformed Church
George Wardner
Philadelphia
Donald Davis
Ringling Brothers
J. J. Ivison
Frank Simons
Pennsylvania
J. P. Swing
New Jersey
DeRoo
Washington
Nelson Richards
Harry Holsinger
Hagerstown
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the Local Department
Newspape
B. W. Briscoe
Addison
Briscoe
Methodist
Nelly
Reformed Church
Sewing Circle
Rural Women's Club
Evangeline
Mary
John Swaine
Royal Oak
Eastern Shore
George Washington
Beatrice Bower
Thompson Swing
Frank Simon
Secrectary
Norman Wilson
R. L. Tawes
Crapo
Roy Tawes
Warry Hemmons
Edna Detwiler
Elsie Matthews
Wemmons
Miss Matthews
Walter Bennington
George Amos
Charles Glasco
Charles
Melva
Street
Truitt
Haydens
Charles Butler
Carmichael
Carlile Bennington
Alice Bennington
Bateman Draper
I. T. Saulsbury
Miss Butterworth
Saulsbury
Rtichard Blackburn
Frank Toulson
Toulson
Sadie Sieck
Maud
James Wilson
Elsmere
Frank Klotz
Elizabeth Wilson
Edward Zeigler
Robert
India
Harry Zeigler
E.stevens
Harry Laird
Albert White
Herbert Keeneman
Frank Long
Selbyville
Evans
Frank Seward
Anna Frances
Ed. Lapham
Jesus
Frank Ludlow
Earl
Joseph Betton
T. W. Jones
William Jones
University of Maryland
Joseph Carroll
J. W. Simons
J. S. Elliott
Maple Avenue
Catholic Church
Tuckahoe
Fifield
Nazareth
Vernon Baker
Richard Beaven
Norwood
Grace Wolland
Lancaster
Ralph Holland
W. P. Bailey
Narberth
Howard Owens
Betterton
William Sherwood
Swarthmore
Pearl Seymour
Edgar Biades
Edgar Blades
Ed. Bryan
Episcopal Church
Preaton
Sas