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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1934
Page
5
Tuesday is the final day to register or transfer voter names. Community notices invite participation in local events and fundraisers including suppers, concerts, and card parties across Denton and Caroline County. The Maryland Tercentenary pageant concludes in Baltimore with a 3000-strong cast and duchess keys ceremony.
A quiet wedding took place Thursday October 4 at 6 p m at the Swann residence near Easton as Anna Naomi Swann married John C Willhelm son of the late Mrs Mary Willhelm of Denton The ceremony featured the Bridal Chorus by Hazel Love and a pine arch with white dahlias The couple will reside in Drumore Pa and honeymooned in the mountains Also listed are new Washington College enrollees and several local marriages and social visits involving Denton Ridgely Easton and Philadelphia residents with various family connections.
The piece notes farmers facing drought and ruin yet persisting with the help of agricultural co operatives. It cites improved farm income and better market conditions, with co ops delivering a larger share of final produce prices. The tone is hopeful about the farmer’s brighter outlook.
A brief guidance from Horace urging steady composure amid adversity. The quote emphasizes inner resilience, patience, and maintaining equilibrium when facing challenges. It underscores timeless virtue in personal conduct and mindset.
The Caroline County Circuit Court met October 1 led by Judge Adkins with Judges Keating and Knotts. Several Md cases were disposed: Wilson convicted of carrying a concealed weapon. Roop fined for DUI. Brooks Jr. found not guilty of reckless driving. Tiller guilty with sentence suspended. Griffin not guilty on assault. Wroten not guilty on failure to stop. Hubbard guilty of larceny with 60 day jail term. Court adjourned to October 11 for remaining Criminal Docket. Civil cases none.
Deputy State Health Officers launched annual medical examinations in counties with Board of Education approval. Focus remains on younger children, especially first and third graders, with broader checks for teeth, tonsils, weight, heart, lungs, hearing, and skin. Examinations aim to detect conditions early and guide parents to family doctors.
A faceted plea extols newspaper ads as a guide for thrifty housewives to quality merchandise at value prices. Constant advertising earns customer confidence, supports honest critique, and signals a merchant’s growth through good goods, courtesy, and attractive displays.
The Middletown District Ministers Association met at the Methodist church with Rev. M. S. Andrews presiding. Activities include a devotional by Rev. Roy T. Thawley and a book review by Rev. J. H. Wright. Upcoming events cover St Gertrude’s Academy fall benefit, Woman's Home Missionary Society meetings, Harvest Home services, and a revival series by the Church of the Brethren.
Mrs Susan Jones and family hosted visitors from Wilmington Chester Pa Allentown Pa and Philadelphia over the weekend. Miss Dorothy Jones and Mr Henry Geiger wed quietly at Goldsboro parsonage. Local residents entertaining guests include the Harman Heather Scull Phillips Montague Atkinson Cooper O Rourke Seeney Long Velma Melvin Dill and Clark. Several relatives plan Wilmington visits this week.
Mr Jones of Nashville spoke on the Epworth Highway for the Epworth League in the assembly hall Wednesday evening. Married couples include Miss Malissa Dill with Mr George Jones of Henderson and Miss Dorothy Jones with Mr Geigh er of Henderson. The Ladies Aid Society hosted a gathering and plans a chicken and oyster supper October 16 in the assembly hall. Several residents and visitors are noted including Mrs Kathryn McDonald of Wilmington and Mrs Mollie Shockley, with many family visits and local church activities ongoing in Goldsboro. Rev H M Waters conducted weddings. Clergy attend Baltimore conference.
The M. P. Churches of Caroline charge announce Sunday services at Burrsville with Sunday School at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and Christian Endeavor at 7:30 p.m led by Miss Viola Noble. Piney holds Sunday School at 2 p.m. and preaching at 3 p.m. with evening services at 7:30 p.m. daily except Monday and Saturday. Everyone welcome.
In memory of sister Mildred Griffith Richardson who departed this life one year ago October 6 1993. Her sweet voice and bright smile are remembered. she bore pain patiently and found the mission sweet. She rests at Jesus' feet, signed by sister Mrs Lawrence Brittingham.
Hickman M E Church announces a supper on Monday October 8 replacing the usual Wednesday event. Menu includes oysters chicken chicken salad and other hearty fare priced at 40 and 26 cents respectively. Proceeds support church funds and community programs.
A sequence of social visits is reported from Hillsboro with many residents traveling to Washington DC and Mount Vernon. The Dixie Black Bird Minstrels are postponed to November 13 and 14 due to unavoidable circumstances. Numerous local gatherings include bridge suppers, guild meetings, and P T A announcements, with residents hosting and visiting in nearby towns.
The Queen Anne Ladies Aid and Missionary Society met at Mrs. Harry Kemp’s home with Mrs. E B Lightner elected president and other officers named. Community Club donated 100 to Roosevelt Park. Numerous residents traveled to events in Gettysburg and Chestertown, with Ruth Sewell crowned Queen of Talbot County at a local tournament. Rev C L Fossett and others attended Baltimore conference. church finances reported paid in full.
Bloomery residents plan the annual fall supper for October 23 in the Smithville Community Building with proceeds split between the building fund and the preacher. A kitchen shower is set for October 10 at 8 p m with games and a free treat. No Harvest Home service October 21. donations go to the pastor. Dover shoppers and local visitors are noted in brief social items.
Preston notes an opening meeting at the Parish House with a covered dish supper. The first president, Mrs. J. T. Dennis, traced the club's 1923 origins and listed presidents, noting growth and work. Two new members joined, and tickets for John Charles Thomas's October 7 concert in Easton benefit the local Children's Aid Society.
Levi Spicher 87 died last Friday night at his daughter’s home in Richardson Park Del after a long illness from complications. His wife Mary Amanda Spicher was killed by a railroad train near Ogle town on May 4. Survivors include multiple children in Sobula Pa Greensboro Md Pottstown Pa Wilmington and Easton Md plus 37 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. He was a retired farmer who moved to Denton from the Capt Matthew Garey farm. Funeral was from Jones Funeral Home Newark with 2 p.m. services at Church of the Brethren Denton and interment Greensboro Cemetery.
RIDGELY Miss Virginia Samis and Miss Louise Wilson were Wilmington visitors on Tuesday. Mrs C L Herzog and Mrs Keating Dever of Baltimore are guests of Mr T L Day. Mr Elijah Luff of Wilmington visited Mr and Mrs Harford Porter over the weekend. Miss Virgie Sparks and Mr William Ewing were Baltimore visitors on Monday. Miss Marguerite Jackson has been visiting her sister Mrs Charles Dean. Register next Tuesday.
A Greensboro area page shows Elizabeth Sharp wed Fred Drzenko at her parents home with a small ceremony conducted by Rev. A. B. Frye. The couple honeymoon in Philadelphia and other points north. Other marriages include Paige Riddleberger and Miriam Jarrell in Greensboro and Dora Manspeaker with Edward Schmitt near Greensboro.
Local notes report the Sunday School class taught by Mrs Alfred Baugh ley met at Miss Edna Larrimore home. Several residents recover from illness while others travel for visits and contacts. Harold Redden underwent appendicitis surgery in Dover hospital. Farmers harvest butter beans and tomato canneries finish their pack. Family visits and trips to York and Philadelphia noted.
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