Local notices and events in Caroline County
Local schedule items include a Columbus Day observance by the Local Department next Friday, a November 5 supper by the Eastern Star, fall coats at H C Wrights with a free hat offer, and a Denton chest clinic on October 10. community gatherings span P T A, Masonic sale, fire company parade results, Rotary Club, Marydel supper, W C T A, M P Church oyster supper, and a large poultry show in late October with prizes and exhibits from Maryland and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Wright’s
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville
Law Building
Denton
A. E. Miller
Third
Randolph Streets
Market Club
Masonic
Court House
Barratt
M. S. Redden
P. T.A
Denton Fire Co
Cambridge
Denton Rotary Club
Thomas J. Keating
Caroline County
Henry R. Lewis
Marydel
F. J. Wright
Ladies Aid
M. P
Choptank
Greensboro
Federalsburg
Ridgely
Henderson
Preston
Hickman
Maryland-Delaware Council of Religious Education
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Wilmington
Del
Methodist Episcopal Church South
T. J. Lambert
Baltimore
Easton
Wendell Allen
Goldsboro
C. R. Curtis
Jarrettsville
J. H. Schooley
Queen Anne
L. H. Richereck
Royal Oak-Tilghman
J. A. Rood
Nolan B. Harmon, Jr
Baltimore Southern Methodist
Carlton D. Harris
Union Methodist Episcopal Church
Sallie A. Williams
Cambridge Hospital
Home For
U. S. Department of Agriculture
American Railway Express Co
Maryland
Factory Coming to Denton by Maryland Company Inc
Sealed bids were received for a brick factory to produce work clothing in Denton. The project, cost about 13000 dollars, will be on Fifth and Gay streets, 80 by 125 feet, one story with basement, and aim for completion by January 1, 1929. The Maryland Company, Inc. plans to hire at least seventy five operators at start, with more if labor is available locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Company, Inc
Baltimore
Samuel Nowell
Denton
Willoughby Nowell
Pennypacker & Flaharty
Federalsburg
J. Roland Dashiell
Salisbury
The
Fifth and
Gay Streets
Osirus Hutchins
Gay Street
Fifth Street
Old Town National Bank
Huntington
W. Va
Luray
Elkton
Woodstock
Shenandoah
Mt. Jackson
Maryland
Harry E. Weinberg
Morris Snyder
Samuel E. Sevier
West Denton
Maryland Company
Messrs
Frank L. R. Nuttle
J. Roland Chaffinch
Calvert C. Merriken
Breeding
Caroline Pharmacy
October Circuit Court session convenes with few trials
The October term opened with Judges Adkins Wickes and Keating on the bench. Few jury trials occurred as the grand jury returned true bills including murder and multiple larceny cases. Several criminal and civil appeals were settled with guilty verdicts and modest monetary judgments. The grand jury examined 47 witnesses, made 13 presentments, and found 9 true bills before adjourning Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adkins
Wickes
Keating
Clarence Seth
Roy Crawford
House of Correction
C. C. Merriken
Crawford
Howard Lucas
Norman Wooters
Owens
Everett White
J. Owen Knotts
White
Edward
Collison
Everett Clark
J. DeWeese Carter
Clark
Abree Long
Annapolis
Caroline County
Franklin P. Medford
Joseph H. Carroll
Fred B. Nuttle
Dover Delaware Wedding Bell Tones At Belair Maryland
Mrs. Isaac N Smith of Dover announces the marriage of Naomi N to George E Morris at Belair Maryland on September 29. Morris, a DoverGas and Light Co associate, studied at Maryland State Normal School and will teach in Delaware. The note also lists local moves births and social visits among Dover Harrington Denton and Wilmington residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac N. Smith
Dover
Del
Naomi N
George E. Morris
Chester Morris
Camden
Belair
Washington
Mollie Warrington
Howard
Harrington
Denton
George W. Price
S. M. Anderson
Second Street
William Chambers
Philadelphia
Ralph Saylor
Pottstown
C. A. Pentz
Arnold Butler
Andersontown
Fred Cohee
Williston
Alfred W. Howard
Wilmington
Alfred, Jr
Denton Businessman Marriott S Redden Dies at 33
Marriott S Redden a Denton businessman aged 33 died Thursday morning at Emergency Hospital Easton after weeks of illness He led G T Redden Company was president of Denton Volunteer Fire Company and a State Legislature member elected to the House of Delegates in 1926 Survived by parents sister Jane and brothers Layman and John G Redden Funeral at his home with Christ P E Church Rev F W Kirwan officiating Interment in Denton cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marriott S. Redden
Denton
Easton
Mr. Redden
G. T. Redden Company
George T. Redden
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
United American Mechanics
House of Delegates
Jane Redden
Layman Redden
John G. Redden
F. W. Kirwan
Christ P. E. Church
Death of Mrs J K Hannaberry in Easton Pa
The Weekly Ridgely News Letter reports the death of Mrs. J. K. Hannaberry at her Easton home after a several week illness. Interment was in Easton cemetery. Survived by husband John, son of Rev J J Hannaberry, a daughter Mrs Charles Bill of New York City, two sisters Mrs William Golt of Easton Md and Mrs T W Smith of Ridgely, and a brother William Vernon of New York City. The couple had lived in Ridgely for about two years and were active in the M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Hannaberry
Easton
John K. Wannaberry
J. J. Hannaberry
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
This Place
Charles Bill
New York City
Woodie
Denton
David Ritchie
Mary Hopton
Philadelphia
D. J. Moore
Si S. Matthews
A. L. Russell
Mr. Hardesty
Seaford
William F. Porter
Annie Turner
Wil Cannon
Wilmington
Methodist Church
Godliness
Jesus
The
Reformed Church
Paul I. Kuntz
F. P. Herr
Anne Latshaw
Fred Flounders
Thos. E. Jarrell
Theresa
Washington
Trappe
Moore
Lawrence Lynch
Misses Hobbs
George Slaughter
Baltimore
L. M. Goodwin
Samuel Thomas
District Ministerial Association
Greensboro
August Keeneman
Fred
Calvin Lynch
J. R. Shockley
Parsonsburg
I. T. Saulsbury
J. J. Ivison
Federation
A. G. Saulsbury
Elaine
Lewis Lane
Mamie Thawley
Chester
Elizabeth Beckman
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Leonard Covell
New York
Briscoe
Addison
Emma Saulsbury
Fannie Saulsbury
Queen Anne
Florence Ann Porter
T. A. Smith
T. A. Dr
Caldwell
N. J
Norris Diefenderfer
Irwin Bloxton
Charles Knotts
A. W. Thompson
Virginia
Franklyn Stayer
East New Market
Baptist Church
Lydia Warner
Letty Warner
Milford
Albert W. Saulsbury
Centreville
W. T. Temple
Richard Blackburne
D. M. Swing
Mrs Katherine Hubbard Dies At Home After Illness
Mrs Katherine Hubbard 76, long time resident, died at her home last Sunday after several weeks illness. Survived by six Hubbard relatives in several states and three daughters. Funeral Wednesday at home with Rev J C Ledbetter. interment Greensbor o Cemetery. Several local guests noted in community notices.
Burrsville Social Notes and Church Rally Plans
Burrsville residents and visitors are listed attending services at Barratt's Chapel and visiting the Johnson Hotel in Bowers Beach. Unity Women's Club resumes meetings October 17 in Burrsville schoolhouse. Rally Day set at Wesley M. E. Church October 7 at 11 am with participation for all. Mite Society to meet October 11 at the Price home. Various locals and visitors are noted including Miss Edna Smith's improvement and travel by R H Stafford and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Stafford
H. A. Porter
A. H. Raughley
J. W. Price
W. T. Bullock
Austine Stafford
Barratt’s Chapel
Bowers Beach
Johnson Hotel
Unity Women’s Club
Burrsville
Eber H. Greenfield
Lansdowne
Ida Stevenson
Bethlehem
Will Simpson
Harrington
Mollie Cahall
Lena Thawley
Wesley M. E. Church
Mite Society of Union M. P. Church
Ernest Raughley
Seldon Raughley
Frederica
C. N. Fountain
Edna Smith
Philadelphia
H. R. Blades
Queen Anne
Clarence Voss
Mr. Brown Thawley
Linwood
Weekend Visits and Church Services In Templeville
Miss Nell Knotts of Hurlock and Miss Helen Parker of Warrington spent the week end with the Knotts family. Mr Samuel Meredith of Philadelphia and relatives from Marcus Hook visited A F Sittig's family. Charles Evans of New York and Mrs Pauline Collins and her son from Allen New York visited friends Monday. Sunday services include School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m. Carroll Hony of Atlantic City visited his mother Annie Hony last Saturday. Mrs Bernard Satterfield and Miss Helen Jackson spent Tuesday in Wilmington. Mary Katherine Knotts spent Sunday with Louise Sittig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Hubbard
Near Towns
Fannie Needles
Asbury Hubbard
Greensboro
Katherine Wickler
Franklin, Pa
J. C. Ledbetter
Marvin Lister
New Jersey
Richard Lister
Near Town
Addison Lister
Philadelphia
J. S. Starkey
Sadlersville
Helen Starkey
College Park
S. D. Carrow
Frank Thorpe
Cleveland, O
Wesley Thorpe
Barclay
S. N. Harris
Paul Dobson
University of Maryland
J. IR. Meekins
Cambridge
Bessie McMare
W. O. Bennett
Osborne Bennett
Princess Anne
Oscar Nichols
Harry Blake
East New Market
Thomas Simpson
Catherine
Wilmington
Thomas Thornton
Annie Hall
Near
N. K. Swanwick
Hazel
Baltimore
O. W. Barton
W. P. Manlove
Perryville
Ed. Culver
Newark
Del
Lee Covey
Merrel Spence
New York
Comegys van Sant
Medical College
Lloyd Cannon
Preston
Mary Jackson
A. W. Brumbaugh
George Russell
Nell Knotts
Hurlock
Helen Parker
Warrington
Herbert Knotts
Samuel Meredith
Marcus Hook
A. F. Sittig
Charles Evans
Pauline Collins and Son
Allen
N. Y
Carroll Hony
Atlantic City
Annie Hony
Bernard Satterfield
Helen Jackson
Mary Katherine Knotts
Louise Sittig
Ardeena
Hillsboro P. T. A
Hillsboro
Florida
Manchester
Joan Easley
D. M. Easley
Easley
Preachers’ Ministerial Association
Hillsboro Community Club
Columbus
Orland Cheezum
Wright Garton
Ella V. Pennington
Kemp Stewart
Kennett Square
John Holt
James Hicks
Easton
Oscar Rice
Centreville
C. R. Hicks
Chesapeake City
Herman Worth
Myersdale
Hillsboro Queen Anne Charity Show for Florida Relief
Ardeena the magician headlines a Hillsboro P T A event at Hillsboro school on October 6 at 7 30 p m with proceeds for Florida relief. Admission 25 cents adults 10 cents children. Weekend visitors Rev d M Easley and Miss Joan Easley joined local gatherings as town clubs held meetings and social visits across the area.
Quiet county wedding ties Eaton Lubeck union
Miss Mabel Eaton and Mr. John Lubeck wed quietly last Saturday afternoon at the bride's home with immediate family and a friend present. The bride wore blue canton crepe and velvet with bride's roses, and they will reside in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania. Community life and local notices follow with church events and shifts in local staff and visits among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Eaton
John Lubeck
Baltimore
Mabel Dickerson
Queen Anne
Lubeck
Kennett Square
Henry Morgan
Harry Moore
Minnie Morgan
Addie Morgan
Whitehurst
Monterey
Henry Wilkinson
K. M. Barnette
Eliza Smith
Ella Redden
Denton
Marion Covey
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society
Church House
Penn’s Grove
N. J
Clarence Bennett
Howard Knotts
Chestertown
Emily Knotts
Washington
Laura Knotts
Robby Hackett
Ocean City
Denton Democrats Hear Smith Campaign Address
Denton hosts a countywide Democratic meeting with amplifiers reaching outside the theatre. William S. Crouse presides as Senator Bruce and Representative Goldsborough outline Alfred E. Smith’s life and campaign, followed by Mrs. Gertrude Fuller praising Smith and denouncing sectarian intolerance.,她
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Denton Fire Co
William S. Crouse
Bruce
Goldsborough
Alfred E. Smith
United States
Gertrude B. Fuller
Democratic National Committee
Representative Goldsborough
Eastern Shore
Gov. Smith
Woodrow Wilson
Fuller
Smith
Henry van Dyke
Wm. Howard Taft
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mrs. Fuller
Grover Cleveland
Welfare drive takes Ruth Huxman to Springfield office
Friends report Ruth Huxman of South Vienna has taken apartments in town and accepted a welfare board post in Springfield where a fundraising drive to aid city poor is underway. W. C. Todd, homebound, is improving and supervising work. Margaret Uhler and Baltimore guest Frye enjoyed a Philadelphia weekend. Williston Community Club meets Friday the 12th at Mrs. Webster Pringle’s. William Crosby returns from a week in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Huxman
Vienna
Welfare Board
Springfield
W. C. Todd
Margaret Uhler
Frye
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Williston Community Club
Webster Pringle
Wm. Crosby
New York
Folly of Waiting for Ride to Wealth Cited by Gough
A terse quotation cautions against waiting for others to grant wealth and influence, warning that such folly risks missing opportunity by remaining passive. The saying attributed to Gough emphasizes proactive effort over reliance on others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gough
Roll Call Day at Union Church Sets Records Straight
Federalsburg set aside Sunday October 14 for Roll Call Day at Union Methodist Episcopal Church to correct church membership records. Rev. Ransom P. Nichols urged all members to be present and respond to their names to eliminate errors and remove misplaced names. The day aims to straighten the church roll. A funeral for Jean Anders, three, of Federal Hill, who died Friday of pneumonia, was held Sunday at the Methodist Protestant Church with pallbearers Hazel Jones Jeannette Hallowell Doris Hallowell Bernice Smith and burial at Hillcrest cemetery. Justice of the Peace John Fisher will continue in the South Main street building after the passing of Justice Cox. Gov. Ritchie has yet to appoint a replacement. Federalsburg High School soccer opened the 1928 season by defeating Preston High School 4 to 1 in Caroline county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom P. Nichols
Union Methodist Episcopal Church
Little Jean Anders
Carl Anders
Federal Hill
Methodist Protestant Church
G. E. Leister
Hazel Jones
Jeanette Hallowell
Doris Hallowell
Bernice Smith
Hillcrest Cemetery
Justice of the Peace
John Fisher
South Main Street
Thomas F. Cox
Gov. Ritchie
Cox
Federalsburg High School
Caroline County
Preston High School
Grace Cohee and Walter Evans Wed in Alden Pa
Smithville announces the September 26 wedding of Grace Cohee daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Fountain to Walter J Evans of Clifton Heights Pa in Alden Pa. The groom works in printing and they will live in Clifton Heights. Other local social notes list visits and small gatherings among area families and friends including the Hines Furthers Tyrell Alford Meredith and Fountain households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fountain
Grace Cohee
Walter J. Evans
Clifton Heights
Alden
W. R. Hines
Margaret
Doris
W. M. Fountain
Walter Evans
George Tyrell
Alice Meredith
Wilmington
Smithville
Community Gossip Notes From Smithson Area
Smithson social round reports Mr Edward Thomson and Miss Mary Coleman visiting Mr and Mrs R E Kenney on Sunday. Mrs Murphy with daughter and granddaughter visited her mother in law here on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Harry Towers with family spent Saturday in Denton and Sunday in Hickman. R E Kenney are the parents of a baby girl Louise Ella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Thomson
Mary Coleman
R. E. Kenney
Murphy
Harry Towers
Denton
Louise Ella
Hickman
Preston Harris wedding ties Preston to New Castle groom
Louise Harris, daughter of Mr and Mrs J P Harris of Preston, married H Leon King of New Castle Delaware in Bethesda M E Church. The ceremony featured maid of honor Miss Elizabeth Douglas and ushers Wilbur King and Howard Harris, with Frances Sheridan singing and Virginia Fooks assisting. After a reception the couple departed for Chicago via Bridgeville and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Harris
Preston
Louise
H. Leon King
New Castle
Del
O. A. Bartley
Bethesda Methodist Episcopal Church
Elizabeth
Addie May Dowell
Walter Keith Holder
Washington, D. C
New England
Washington
Holder
John Mortland
H. W. Cain
Atlantic City
J. M. Parker
Parker
Tilghman's Island
W. H. Alderson
Baltimore
Alderson
Church Home
Harry Whiteley
C. C. Bramble
U. S. Naval Academy
Bramble
Harold Scarborough
Frank Chambers
Tilghman’s Island
Edward Derrickson
Ocean View
Derrickson
W. H. Cannon
Virginia Fooks
College Park
University of Maryland
B. W. Wright
Walter Wright
J. L. Gallagher
Hayward Dean
Golden’s College
Wm. Rasmers
Harvey Parrott
H. M. Hollis
E. B. Blades
Leon Leonard
A. K. Wrightson
Belle Dean
Harmony
George Poole
Alfred Bradley
York Fair
William Noble
Lloyd Brodes
Rally Day services at Thawley's October 7 11 AM
Tuckahoe Neck reports Rally Day services at Thawley's next Sunday morning October 7 at 11 o'clock. In absence of a regular pastor Rev J L Jump will address the congregation and lead the annual promotion service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thawley
J. L. Jump
D. M. Clopper
H. B. Wright
Clifford
New York
Ridgely
Franklin Meredith
Tuckahoe Neck
James Finan
Paul Dill
Hillsboro
William Clark
Thos. H. Clopper
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
John T. Carter & Son
Ernest G. Cooper
Den-Mar Mobile Co
John L. Everngam & Son Farmers Supply Co., Inc
Harvey Fleetwood
Dawson O. George T. Alan Goldsborough
Ice Service Company
Emory D. Kimmey
J. Qwen Knotts
E.paul Knotts
George H. Koenig
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
Merriken & Merriken
J. Virgil Moore
M. Kemp
Lord Nelson
Circuit Court In Session
James
Joseph Hoffman
W. H. Trones
J. Henry Morgan
Galdey’s College
Eleanor Willis
Elizabeth Pastorfield
Ernest Brown
Sallie Brown
Walton Trice
Solomon Longenecker
May Rowe
Emmittsburg
Louise Nuttle
Dorothy Miller
Templeville
Tuckahoe
Smithson
Norman E. Smith
Norman
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