Local notices and ads fill Denton page listings
Denton Maryland local notices include apartment rental ads for Mrs Ella Boone and general store promotions from Evergan ms and Nuttle Lumber Co. Also featured are church events a chicken and oyster supper and a schoolboy price list. Community health reports mention tuberculosis typhoid and scarlet fever cases in Caroline county. A marriage announcement follows with Rebecca Torbert and Frederick Torbert and church services and Bishop changes outlined.
Denton Social News Highlights Weddings and Gatherings
Miss Margaret S. Rathell wed Elmer F. Smyers at Valley Forge chapel with the Rev W Her bert Burke officiating. Mr and Mrs Smyers reside in Merchantville NJ. An anniversary and memorial service will be held at the old Quaker Meeting House near Denton. Community church events include Good Cheer Bible Class, Denton M E Church ladies events, and a Denton nurse fund card party. Several social visits described include families from Baltimore Philadelphia and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margarets. Rathell
Wm. H. Rathell
Denton
Elmer FE. Smyers
Merchantville
In. J
Valley Forge
Protestant Episcopal Church
W. Herbert Burke
Guion
Annie Tylor Miller
M. E. Church
Kate Spence
Inear Town
E. T. Orme
A. R. Noble
Thomas Bradley
Denton M. P
J. R. Harrington
Katherine and
Doris Mae
G. M. Christie
Baltimore
Everett Pepper
Tuckahoe Neck
John L. George
Wilmer Hatton
Paul
Landenburg
Walter Lunsford
Chester
Denton Methodist
Caroline County Nurse Fund
Linwood Eaton
Chas. W. Roe
Dawson
Cordova
Wm. T. Cannon
Ladies of Christ Church Guild
Huber
Watters
Philadelphia
Fannie Shields
Jonah
Palace Theatre
Guild
Christ P. E. Church
Eugene H. Foster
Bartow
Fla
Walter Sparklin
L. M. Replogle
Washington, D. C
C. A. Pentz
Dwight Biscoe
Little Son
T. M. Todd
Clement Noble
Western Maryland College
Mervin Pentz
Johns Hopkins University
J. W. Field
Haddonfield
N. J
Harry Clark
Wilmington
Caroline High School Sees Enrollment Rise and Expanded Courses
Caroline High reports 232 students across grades eight to eleven, up 40 from last year with 73 in eighth grade, 63 in ninth, 49 in tenth, and 47 in eleventh. The school adds courses, includes Latin Exploratory work, and a senior math option to ease college entry, plus a Baltimore Dental Clinic for fifth to seventh graders. Athletics begin with soccer for boys and field ball for girls, games weekly after 4:15, schedules adjusted to avoid disrupting classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline High School
Smith
Baltimore
Denton
Bethlehem Ladies Aid Oyster Supper Planned for Oct 9
The Bethlehem Ladies Aid will hold an oyster supper at the Community House on Thursday evening October 9 with a rain date of October 10. Menu includes oysters ham chicken salad fried chicken potato salad Maryland biscuits rolls pickles coffee ice cream and cake. Supper served at five. Adults 50 cents children 25 cents. Also selling ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
John Sands
Ralph Brodes
Preston
Ladies Aid Society
W. E. Pritchett
Hallowe’en
George Blades
Trappe
Charlie Blades
James Robinson
Willard Legates
Chester
Will Bryan
Harkington
Orland Brades
Leonard Legates
iChester
Orphans' Court Actions Probate Several Estates
Caroline County Orphans Court meets with Judges West Harper and Shawn approving record entries. Va ch el Downes estate probate granted to Martie C Downes and Arthur J Downes with bond and appraisers named. Martha R Flowers will probated with hearing Oct 14. Berthe L Wright releases from Clifford M Wright. Elizabeth M Long will probate set for 11 am Tuesday. Edward E Nuttle files estate accounts. L Irving Jones releases legatees from Ella Anthony and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline
Kounty
West, Harper and
Shawn
Vachel Downes
Martie C. Downes
Arthur J. Downes
Calvin D. Lynch
A. W. Marvel
Martha R. Flowers
Berthe L. Wright
Howard B. Wright
Clifford M. Wright
Elizabeth M. Long
Edward E. Nuttle
Harvey C. Barton
L. Irving Jones
M. Ella Anthony
Anne M. Anthony
Lulu Coulbourn
Ella L. Wright
Georgia Covey
Essie Brown
J. Mellvin Anthony
Matthew Garey Jr
Social News Notes From Baltimore Area Visits
Mrs William H Groppell of Balti more visits Memory Lane with Mrs William D Uhler. Nathaniel Frey of Baltimore visits his mother Mrs Hen rietta Frey. Mrs Herbert Jacoby of Newark visits her father Mr William Willoughby. Robert Rice of Washington visits his mother. Mrs Wm D Uhler visits friends in Baltimore this week. Miss Minnie Todd spent a few days Subscribe for the Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Groppell
Baltimore
William D., Uhler
Memory Lane
Nathaniel Frey
Henrietta Frey
Herbert Jacoby
Newark
N. J
William Willoughby
Robert Rice
Washington, D. C
Wm. D. Uhler
Minnie Todd
Local event notes and upcoming Wesley Church activities
The article lists anniversary services at Barratt's Chapel and Epworth League gatherings at Wesley M E Church including a September 25 social, an October 5 Rally Day and October 23 supper. It mentions residents and visitors from nearby towns, a hospital illness in Dover, and Connie Mack's Athletics winning two World Series games in Philadelphia before moving to St. Louis. It concludes with a Frigidaire ad from M K Newnam in Denton Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parris
J. W. Price
W. T. Bullock
Alfred Raughley
Henry Stafford
A. T. Garrett
Robert
and Crawford
Mollie Cahall
Will Wilson
Annie Raughley
Mamie Raughley
Clifford Baughley
Barratt’s
Epworth League
Wesley M. E. Church
Henry Noble
Mary Smith
Friend
Philadelphia
Miss Smith
Everett Smith
Harvey Fountain
Dean
Paul Beauchamp
Marcus Hook
C. N. Fountain
Wesley Thawley
Denton
R. H. Thawley
Rehoboth
Harold Hopkins
Howard Hopkins
Wesley Church
Harry Porter
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Del
Henry Walters
Cordova
Connie Mack
Athletics
St. Louis
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Local Meetings
The Woman's Home Missionary Society met at the Church House and voted to hold meetings on the fourth Tuesday each month. They agreed to serve a luncheon to the Middletown District Ministerial Association in December. The day featured a pageant My America with participants including Miss Margaret Swing and Mrs. R. L. Tawes. The notice also covers church services, school events, visits, and community happenings in Ridgely and surrounding areas, including talks by Dr. William McClelland and upcoming oyster supper by the Indies of the Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Church House
Middletown
America
Margaret Swing
R. L. Tawes
Alice Bennington
Viola Jones
Lavery
Ada Matthews
Elsie Matthews
Harry Laird
Norman Wilson
Harry Hemmons
Mont Wiley
Franklyn
Stayer
William McClelland
East New Market
Johnson
Methodist Church
Helen Hollingsworth
Church Hill
M. H. Thomas
Samuel and
Madge
Mildred Murphy
F. P. Herr
Florida
McPherson
Breyer Ice Cream Co
A. G. Saulsbury
Saulsbury
Barratt’s Chapel
Hattie Hagadone
Emma Jackson
Elma Wilson
M. W. Wiley
Florence Haymaker
Catherine McElwain
Mgr
J. T. Moore
Leolan J Jackson
Stevensville
Walter Booker
Chambersburg
Watson Booker
Herbert Hammond
Harry Swann
Earl Hammond
Wilmington
Harry Zeigler
Frank Flounders
Frank Sherman
Baltimore
Cary Dean
Clara Dean
Centreville
Ridgely
Edwin
Margaret O’day
Bridgeville
Willard Jones
Bernard Sparks
Queen Anne
Selby Smith
George Wilson
Johns Hopkins
Lawrence Wilson
Indies
Leonard Dean
William R. Jones
Franklyn Meredith
George Garman
Washington
Maryland WCTU Holds 55th State Convention in Easton
The Maryland Woman's Christian Temperance Union gathers October 8 9 and 10 in Easton at the Methodist Episcopal Church South for its 55th annual convention. State president Mrs Mary R Haslup of Baltimore presides with talks by Lt Gov C M Spence and others and a keynote on citizenship and good government by Ida B Wise Smith the Iowa WCTU leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Maryland Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Mary R. Haslup
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church South
State Executive Committee
Grange
L. G. Frazier
Hurlock
Talbot-Dorchester- Caroline
W. Herman Hopkins
Edgar T. Read
W. A. Hearne
C. M. Spence
Dorchester County
Loyal Temperance Legion
Ida B. Wise Smith
Iowa State
Widow of Prominent Minister Dies in Elkton
Mrs. Alice Todd widow of Rev. Robert W. Todd died Thursday September 25 at the Elkton Indiana home of her daughter Mrs. Thomas Freeman after a weeklong illness. Funeral services were held Saturday in Elkton Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. E B Morgan and Rev. W G Harris officiating. Interment followed in Hillcrest Cemetery Federalsburg beside her husband. Mrs Todd 86 on July 1 leaves three daughters Mrs Freeman Mrs William H Hyde of South Orange New Jersey and Mrs George McCormick of Wenonah New Jersey. A stepson Dr George W Todd of New York City and a stepdaughter Mrs William J Davis of Federalsburg also survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Todd
Robert W. Todd
Elkton
Ind
Thomas Freeman
Elkton Methodist Episcopal Church
E. B. Morgan
W. G. Harris
Georgetown
Del
Hillcrest Cemetery
Federalsburg
Ransom P. ‘Nichols
Todd
James Crawford
Cecil County
Maryland-Delaware
Dover
Baltimore
Maryland Bible Society
Freeman
William H. Hyde
South Orange
N. J
George McCormick
Wenonah
Geo. W. Todd
New York City
William J. Davis
Local social notes from Greenwood and nearby towns
Hobbs and families hosted by the Edgells in Greenwood last Sunday. The Brownell farm, aka Sam Jopp farm, now houses Fred Stafford Jr. and family. Rev W T Archer begins revival at Thawley's Church in Tuckahoe Neck tomorrow evening. Brownell family returns to Canada. Rally Day planned at the local church on October 12. Willey guests of Corkran in Claiborne. Towers family highlights and Christian Endeavor led by T H Towers tomorrow. Towers and Chaffinch traveled to Kent Island Tuesday. Louis Butler and Sam Price visited Baltimore friends. Celeste Clark guests of relatives in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Thomas
Hopkins
Francis Smith
J. H. Edgell
Greenwood
Fred Stafford Jr
Brownell Farm
Sam Jopp
W. T. Archer
Thawley’s Church
Tuckahoe Neck
G. W. Brownell
Ernest
Canada
E. M. Willey
A. B. Corkran
Claiborne
T. P. Towers
T. H. Towers
Christian Endeavor Service
C. J. Chaffinch
Kent Island
Louis Butler
Sam Price
Baltimore
Celeste Clark
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Tucks Twinned News Items
Hillsboro area notes honor Rev. W W Holland a native of Queen Annes County chosen to lead Wesley Chapel Cincinnati Methodism succeeding Dr Roughton. He studied in Ohio, serves on Asbury College boards, and is part of the Ohio Annual Conference, a large Methodist body. The rest of the column records social visits and family news from Hillsboro and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Holland
Eastern Shore
Wesley Chapel
Cincinnati
Roughton
Dr. Holland
Queen Anne's County
J. R. Holland
Hillsboro
Ohio
Asbury College
Fred B. Fisher
E. Stanley Jones
Methodist Episcopal Church
Florence Beaven
Lulu Beaven
John Swing
Margaret Swing
Sarah Anne Swing
A. W. Holt
al, Morgan
Manassas
Yarborough
Betsy
Alexandria
Ruth Helfrich
Trappe
Estelle Wesley
Baltimore
Virginia Blades
Milton Beaven
Ann
Howard Dodds
James Pinder
Turner Rowe
LaPlata
Miss Marlow
H. W. B. Rowe
G. B. Stewart
Lee H. Richcreek
Avery Story
Crumpton
Harry Covell
N. E. Knott and Son
E. Evans
Summit Bridge
Del
Harry Connelly
Wilmington
H. Lay Beaven
J. N. Clark
Harry Fisher
Philadelphia
Harvey Jump
Panama
Anna Jump
W. B. Sparks
Sadlersville
Wright Garton
Ela Pennington
Tri County class officers elected for year
The senior class elected officers: President Arthur Hammer, vice president Francis Moore, secretary Minnie Anderson, treasurer Louise Skinner. The girls athletic association named Edna Clopper president, Ida Mae Sneed treasurer, Louise Skinner secretary, Minnie Anderson captain, Susie Anderson manager. Boys officers: President Arthur Hammer, vice president Francis Moore, secretary and treasurer William Short. Rev and Mrs Richcreek moved to Reisterstown Md for new field. Services Sunday morning and Communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County
Arthur Hammer
Francis Moore
Minnie Anderson
Louise Skinner
Girls’ Athletic Association
Edna Clopper
Ida Mae Sneed
Susie Anderson
Boys’ Athletic Association
William Short
Lee H. Richcreek
Reisterstown
Richcreek
Arthur Disharoon
Virginia
Franklin
Salisbury
J. McDermitt
Philadelphia
Rachel Colona
Easton
Geo. Welsh
Sadlersville
Oscar Briscoe
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society
Ida May Sneed
Wilmington
L. J. Sneed
Moore
Fleming
Washington, D. C
Howard Eley
Annie Jump
Harvey Jump
Hillsboro
Panama
Robley Hackett
Billy Messick
Geo. Eaton
Chas. Brown
Hayden
Dora
Ruth Sewell
Eugenia Morgan
Washington College
Bernard Sparks
Mollie Diggans
Ridgely
James Mulliken
Goldsboro
Byron Barton
Baltimore
John Skinner
Poultry Show and Sale Attract Maryland Delaware Buyers
A Denton cockerel sale hosted by the Caroline County Poultry Association and Extension Service drew poultry raisers and hatcherymen from Maryland and Delaware. Top prices included a Barred Rock Cockerel at 18 dollars and a Leghorn at 10 dollars. The third annual County Poultry and Egg Show is set for October 28 to 30 in Denton with educational displays and nightly talks. Farm meetings on October 6 to discuss feed and credit will visit Goldsboro Greensboro Denton Preston Ridgely and Federalsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Poultry Association and Extension Service
Denton
Maryland
Delaware
University of Maryland
Maryland Poultry Association
Court House Green
W. W. Hopkins
Talbot County
H. H. Reick
Preston
Rhode Island
Red
Mike Seaman
D. W. Sparklin
Federalsburg
Plymouth Rocks
Del-Mar-Va
H. R. Lewis
Harry Ritchie
Lincoln Hatchery
Georgetown
Del
Howard Hubbard
J. R. Holland
Hillsboro
Ralph Meredith
County Poultry and Egg
Caroline County
The
Poultry Association
Extension Service
Farm Bureau
Goldsboro
Greensboro
Poultry Clinic Set for Denton Next Wednesday
Denton hosts a Poultry Disease Clinic on Wednesday October 8 with Dr H M DeWolt the poultry disease specialist. Raisers bring diseased birds for examination at the Masonic Hall as part of a broader slate of Caroline County 4 H Federation activities and home makers club plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. DeWolt
DeWolt
Masonic Hall
Twentieth Century Community Club Meeting Notice
The next Twentieth Century Community Club meeting will be held October 19 at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Lane. All members are asked to be present for this important gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advisory Council of the
Home Makers’ Clubs
Venia M. Keller
Edward Lane
Greensboro and Its Environs Community News Highlights
Carl Nichols, son of Oscar and Mrs. Nichols, suffered a fractured shoulder blade when a car driven by Alfred Bilbrough overturned after failing to observe a horse-drawn vehicle. The crash also broke a street light pole. The report also notes visits and local events including rummage sale for Holy Trinity Guild, plus residents visiting relatives and attending races and gatherings around Greensboro and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Nichols
Oscar Nichols
Alfred Bilbrough
Carl
Edward
M. L. Shields
Morris
Fruitland
Harry Ramsdell
Doylestown
W. B. Moore
Wilmington
Josephine Moore
J. P. Temple
Emily Limer
Raleigh
N. C
Sadie Limer
Warrington
Charles Jackson
Bridgeville
Mary Jackson
William Thompson
Marcus Hook
Arnold Thompsson
Long Island
N. Y
Willoughby Edwards
D. Carrow
Martha
Samuel Hopkins
Cordova
Holy Trinity Guild
Gilbert Carrow and
Isons
Dover
W. T. Thornton
Fanny Beckham
Washington, D. C
B. C. Beckham
Carroll Pippin
George Stevenson
Wayne Meeds
U. S. Navy
C. H. Meeds
Levin Taylor
Havre de Grace
Lee Covey
Ridgely
Sudden death shock lands Rev J H Schooley in town
Goldsboro reports the sudden death of Rev J H Schooley while at the M E South conference in Washington DC. He had served as a pastor here and spent the last five years at Jarrettsville Maryland. The piece also notes hospital stay for Mrs J F Lane, several local visitors, and church events, with multiple social notices from around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Schooley
Jarrettsville
J. F. Lane
Kent General Hospital
Dover
P. W. Kinnamon
Tomorro
Nebraska
Bertie
Fanny Dill
Louise Milby
Pitman
N. J
Swatter
Bertie Schaube
Joshua Elliott
Kate McKenna
Ridgely
Walter Elliott
Cow Marsh Baptist Church
Barratt’s
Frank Melvin
Wilmington
Will Melvin
Alberta Ross
Episcopal Orphanage
Ladies Aid Society
Assembly Hall
Frank Seward
J. W. Gibson
Houston Kinnamon
Clayton
Del
Bill Marvel
Bill
Bess Sylvester
Local Family Visits and Health Updates in Philadelphia and Surroundings
Mrs Merrick Cohee and her two children Jackie and Madeline visit at the home of her late husband’s parents in Philadelphia. Mr Samuel Towers and son from Ridgely call on his sister Anna Christopher this week. Mr and Mrs G G Wright of Easton spend Sunday with Mrs Wright’s mother Belle Dean. Mrs Harry Arringdale spends Sunday in Denton with sister Nora Reichman. Mrs McConnell remains bedridden after a fall two weeks ago. Belle Dean marked her 77th birthday with friend Jon Poole. John Marion’s son remains ill with typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrick Cohee
Jackie
Madeline
Philadelphia
John Cohee
Samuel Towers
Ridgely
Mr. Towers
Anna Christopher
G. G. Wright
Easton
Nora Reichman
McConnell
Belle Dean
Jon Poole
John Marion
Envelopes Suited for Mrs Calling Card Invitations
Small size envelopes perfect for Mrs calling cards ideal for sending or acknowledging invitations. Compact yet sturdy, they fit standard card dimensions and help present formal notices with proper etiquette.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Ella Boone
Everagain’s
Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co
F. J. Wright’s
Everngam
Hughes
George A. Timmons
Gay Street
Ladies Aid of Concord
Concord
Nuttie Lumber and Coal Co
Nettle Lumber and Coal Co
T. S. Holt
Harry Bowdle
Harrington
Rebecca Gladys
Frederick Torbert
Hickman
Torbert
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
T. H. Stayton
Mary Jane
Clyde VanGesel
Church of the New Jerusalem
Zech. XII
Williston
Young People’s League
H. M. Waters
A. A. McNeer
Milton
Wilbur F. Corkran
Bethlehem
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Journal
Burrsyville
Cadillac
LaSalle
Buick
Oakland
Pontiac
Chevrolet
M.K. Newnam
Denton, Md
Ida B, Wise Smith
Hobbs
Tuckahoe
County Extension News
Caroline Ebling
Amanda Ebling
Hazel Lynch
Louise Wilson
Margaret Saulsbury
Margaret Ober
Bridgetown
Gertrude Perry
Claudia Meeks
Alice Ross
Harriet Burns
Eloise Thawley
Elsie Wright
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