Denton area notes and notices reflect fall events
The article lists a broad sweep of local items from Dorchester and Caroline counties including hat and lamp shops in Denton, upcoming services at Preston and Greensboro churches, a W C T U meeting, a chest clinic at the Law Building in Denton, and a county health report. It notes the Denton Fire Company parade prizes, a fall shoot by the Bridgeville Gun Club, and political events with Addison Mulliken in town. Also covered are public health updates on hog cholera, typhoid cases, locust forecasts, a tag day for health work, and plans for a community song service and radio program rollouts on the Del-Mar-Va Eastern Shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Bethlehem M. E. Church
Harry Hubbard
Denton
Caroline
Dorchester
Miss Jackson
Caroline County
Public Health Committee
Lawrence B. Towers
Greensboro
Harry H. Moore
Wilmington
Del-Mar-Va
M. FE
Denton Fire Company
Milford
M. P. Church
J. H. Nichols & Co
Third Street
Market
Ridgely
Federals
Ded-Mar-Va
Federalsburg
Melvin G. Morris
Morris
Ohio
New Jersey
M. E
Thompson'sall
Flillsboro
Eastern Shore Gar and Electric Company
Vienna
Large Democratic Meeting Opens Maryland Campaign in Denton
Governor Ritchie and fellow candidates addressed a large Denton crowd on Monday. Speakers included Thomas Rob inson, William Gordy Jr., Millard Tydings, and T Alan Goldsborough. Mrs. Annie Pahly dies at 89 in Goldsboro after typhoid fever. funeral held in Derton with Rev Father Deaner officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Thomas SH. Robinson
Willian
John Quitley Adams
Clay
Crawford
Andrew Jackson
Maryland
M. Bates Stephens
Albert S. Cook
Tydings
Senator Weller
Congress
Robinson
Gordy
Community musical at M F E Church this Sunday
A musical will be held at the M F E Church on Sunday afternoon October 17 with participants from Goldsboro Greensboro and Denton and an orchestra from Wilmington. A splendid program is planned and all are invited. Dr Budd and Mrs Budd return from vacation with Dr Budd leading Sunday services.
Local Social Notes From Federalsburg Area
Hobbs Mrs I E Moore of Federalsburg and son Harvey Moore of Philadelphia visited the former's daughter Mrs M Merriker. Fletcher Stafford and John Davis couples attended anniversary exercises at AE Harrah's Chapel last Sunday. Mrs Frank Davis will lead the Christian Mianevar service tomorrow evening on How To Pall Together. Smyth family Esther Smyth visited Greensboro friends. Nicolaï, bakery proprietor, died Tuesday. Mrs FB Willey spent a week in Baltimore with daughter Mrs J Dukes. Virginia Adams of Wilmington visited her parents Frank and Grace Adams. Fletcher Stafford hosted Mr and Mrs oe McGinley of Philadelphia recently. J E Thomas and son Hopkins visited Braratt's Cheap El last Sunday. Grace Jopp returned home after Baltimore visits. Helen Stafford and Dorothy and Katherine Davis attended last week.
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M. FE
Goldsboro
Greensboro
Denton
Wil Olington
Haseen
J. Oliver Friedel
Dover
The
Baptist Church
Arthur Mitchell
William Harrigan
West Grove
John Mitchell
Thomas Dohson
Paul
University of Maryland
College Park
Carrie Hobbs
Washington College
Chestertown
Burt Hobbs
James Pippin
Roland Long
Guy Pippin
Sherman [Howard
Marcus Hook
Sophia Howard
Arley Dobbs
Frank Dobbs
John Lui
Harvey Dunming
Clayton
Margaret Bilbrough
Near Town
Genevieve Cooper
Ollie Detwiler
Ridgely
Henry Porter
Elsie Ward
Mary Stutlt
Melvin Jones
Charles F. Walls
Saunday
S. PD. Carrow
Wibnington
Charlotte Webber
Della Melvin
Annie Melvin
Florence Melvin
Vertie Smith
Philadelphia
Andrew Melvin
East New Market
Clayton Luff
Vernon
Del
Willie Wilson
Margaret Simpson
C. N. Fountain
Walter Griffith
Cleveland
Edith Fountain
Gene McCabe
Chester
Webster Ivins
Luther Grifith
John H. Thawley
Houston Thawley
Fred Lewis
QR. IL
Statford
Margaret
Brown Thawley
Melvin C. James
Terman Antteman
Hubbard
Preston
John Hopkins
Felton
Wesley M. FB. Chirelt
Amos Layton
Athletic City
Joe Jester
R. HE. StaWord
Fred Powell
Tlarrington
Havre de Grace
Warry Layton
Tilghman Layton
Ellen L. Collison
Iobbs
Charlie Fountain, Jr
I. E. Moore
Federalsbury
Harvey Moore
M. Merriker
Fletcher Stafford
John Davis
AE Harrah
Frank Davis
Esther
J. A. Bibling
Pederalsburg
Nicolai
FB. M. Willey
Baltimore
J. Dukes
Virginia Adams
Wilington
Prank Adams
Oe McGinley
O and Mare
J. E. Thomas and Son
Hopkins
Ict Braratt
Grace Jopp
Tues
Helen Stafford
Dorothy
Katherine Davis
Church House
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Mulford Swing
Elsie Matthews
Prof. McBride
George Fitz
Samuel Thomas
Frank Flounders
Margaret Swing
Leelan Jackson
Melvin E. Wheatley
Matthews
Mr. Taylor
Hillsboro
Virginia Holsinger
Love
John Saulsbury
Elizabeth Detwiler
Rew
Stanton Pond
Johnnie
Joe
Caroline Ebling
Virginia Volsinger
Vivian Holsingr
Cora Shoemaker
Annan Frances Seward
Marguerite Jackson
Ketch
Mr. Winkle
Chb
Harvey Sewell
Thompson Swing
T. C. Cahall
Pew
Sewell
Church of the Brethren
A. L. A. Marlin
Methodist
Harvest
Mra
Joli Jackson
Hwintier
Leona
Nelle
Nellie
Henry Wilkinson
Sesqui
Wilkinson
Mr. Cagle
Lake Charles
Irvin Lane
Ladies’ Aid
William Ewen
W. M. Wiley
Vorgie Sparks
Pind
JT. Sh. Day
Uarratt's
Elizabeth Wilson
Trainings
Paul Temple
Mary Rebecca Saulsbury
Proebel Legrue
New York
Aban Wilson
A. W. Thompson
Hennislyinin
New Jersey
Willard Jones
Mary Johnson
Margaret Ober
Dempsey Kinnamon
Helen Lane
Iva Oher
Mildred Smith
Frank Lane
Willian Cole
Milton Urry
Eileen Cole
Francis Stalter
Addie Williams
Grace Young
Mary L. Bennett
Laura Qher
Mary Scotten
Hetty Smith
Pearl Young
Mildred Ree
Carlton Smith
William Thawley
Alvin Kenton
Earle Sceotten
Wf. M. Wells
Southern Methodist Church
Td V’elock
Edward Lapham
Noble Dhue
Lapham
W. W. Sylvester
Ausable Chasm
N. Y
Canada
Louise Dennison
Margerite Griffin
State Normal School
Towson
J. 2. Bunting
Jack
Crisfield
Bunting
J. W. Gibson
Anna Mitchell
Kate Cahall
W. KE. Shockley
Lindtown
Edith Lane
Carroll Eliott
Edith Blackburn
George Sylvester
Barratt’s Chapel
Bess Ross
Tefl Silver
Brooklyn
M. E
Nehemiah Clarke
Easton
Methodist Hospital
Ruthsburg
Wm. P. Taylor
Middletown Ministerial Association
Aston
M. E. Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Caroline County
Tuckahoe Neck
Itstioro
T. R. Seward
Lawrence Wilson
Harry Fisher
W. E. Sylvester
Mary Cooper
Frances Fisher
Millington
McGuire
Ada Coggeshall
Gladys
Miriam Gale
Mildred Gale
Salisbury Normal School
E. Gale
I. M. Thompson
Trenton
Mildred Tarburton
Wilmington
Florence Covell
Centreville
Harry Covell
Helen Greenwell
Sadie Wothers
Abbott
Milford
S. Ny Pilehara
N. E
Ridgely News Letter celebrates church house anniversary
The Ridgely News Letter notes the Methodist Ladies Aid marked the Church House anniversary with a program including solos by Mulford Swing and Mrs. Frank Flounders, a history of the Church House, and remarks by local ministers. A dessert followed as volunteers praised decoratings and church support.
Social News From Town Observes Many Visitors
Mr and Mrs Cordean Cooper hosted relatives and friends from New York Philadelphia Chester and Delmarva area over the weekend. Epworth League plans a supper at Eden Hall October 9 to aid the pastor salary. Other guests include Cartwright Hollingsworth Glass Gooden Marvel Meredith Shinn Jones Quillen and Dill. Sophomores hosted freshmen at the High School Friday night. Marie Dill left for Beacom’s Business College Wilmington. Edward Catlin and George Clark visited Wilmington. Rev and Mrs Vanby of Fairfield were in town Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordean Cooper
Lota Bozer
Elizabeth
New York
Louis Cooper
Philadelphia
Frank
Price
Chester
Walter Culver
Middetown
Del
Messrs
Harvey
Walter Allen
Eva Allen
Cecilton
Cooper
T. H. Gough
James Glass
Havana
Glass
F. A. Sweeney
L. A. Gooden
Carleton
W. EF. Clark
Sara
Emma Gooden
State Normal School
Salisbury
P. A. Marvel
Tada
Nathan
George Marvel
Bridgetown
Myrtle Bryant
Washington College
C. A. Bryant
Rey
W. L. McClintock
Leslie Meredith
Wilhington
Thomas Shinn
Bessie
Billy
Reading
Frank Shinn
Lester Hall
Frederica
Marie Dill
Wilmington
Beacom's
Business College
Edward Catlin
George Clark
Wilington
S. £. Vanby
Fairfee
Goldsboro Attendees and Local Notices From September
Goldsboro reports perfect attendance in September for many students including Mary Johnson and Margaret Ober. The community notes a preacher’s visit October 17 at the Southern Methodist Church and updates on local families moving or visiting relatives.
We Be Tried for Murder in Greensboro
Charles Dedrick of Greensboro has been indicted by the grand jury for the murder of his wife Minnie Dedrick. The case goes to trial as the Circuit Court reassembles next week. Attorneys Deen and Knotts will defend. The couple moved from Goldsboro to Carolina then Greensboro. Dedrick, 60, is jailed without jailer’s report. the wife’s body was shipped to Connecticut for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prand
Charles 8. Dedrick
Greensboro
Minnie Dedrick
Messrs. W. Brewster Deen
J. Owen Knotts
Dedrick
Hime
Kentonsy
Rally Day Observed At Hillsboro and Queen Anne M E Church
Rally Day activities fill Hillsboro and Queen Anne M E Church with services, speakers, and exhibits for Harvest Home. Nehemiah Clarke of Easton to speak, Ridgely recitation noted, fruits and vegetables for Philadelphia hospital on display. Numerous local meetings and social events follow through the week across the county.
Hythangeas P. G and Pepnies varieties offered
W. H. Nuttle of Denton Maryland advertises hardy white Hythangeas P. G and Otaksa ant plus several varieties of pink and white Pepnies for sale through a local garden listings brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hythangeas P. G
Hardy White
W. H. Nuttle
Denton, Md
Death of Miss Mary Redden in Baltimore at 19
Miss Mary Virginia Redden aged nineteen daughter of Mr and Mrs George T Redden of Denton died in Baltimore on Tuesday October 6. Funeral held at the parental home Thursday with Rev Francis W Kirwan officiating. Interment in Denton cemetery. Pallbearers included H P Rome James Roache Ormond Andrew Ellis Clark Irl Catlin Norman Pitts. The coroner cited an overdose of a sedative prescribed that Sunday. She edited the Carolinean at Caroline High School, attended Ward Belmont, Hood College, and worked recently for Baltimore Gas and Electric. Her brother Marriott Redden and Miss Gaynell Gamber were among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Virginia Redden
George T. Redden
Denton
Baltimore
Francis W. Kirwan
Christ Church
Denton Cemetery
Messrs
H. P. Rome
James Roache
Ormond Andrew
Ellis Clark
Redden
Caroline High School
Carolinean
Ward-Belmont
Tennessee
Hood College
Baltimore Gas and Electric Company
Jane Redden
Bryant and Stratton College
Gaynell
jGamber
Marriott Redden
Gaynell Gamber
G. F. Sanderson
Vera Mullin
Westminster
Mary Foster
Richmond
Layman Redden
Washington and Lee University
John Redden
Orphans Court Proceedings in Caroline County
The Caroline County Orphans Court met Tuesday with Judges West Harper and Shawn. John Janson's will was admitted to probate and the executrix bonded. Creditors were notified. Appraisers named were Joseph Gsell and Norman Seward. Administratrix Leanora Ireland filed approved accounts for Charles Ireland. Edward E. Nuttle filed first and final accounts for Grace Bullock, approved. Guardianship granted to Celia Lori for Bullock children. The will of John Burnet was admitted to probate after a hearing. Title Guarantee and Trust Co and Alexander Hardcastle authorized to pay dowers to A Isabelle Downes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
West
Harper and Shawn
John Janson
Joseph Gsell
Norman Seward
Leanora Ireland
Charles Ireland
Edward E. Nuttle
Grace Elvira Bullock
Celia Lordi
John Edward Bullock
Minos L. Bullock
Claudel N. Bullock
Irene C. Bullock
John Burnet
Title Guarantee and Trust Co
Alexander Hardcastle
J. Dukes Downes
A. Isabelle Downes
Fatally Injured Bakery Owner in Federalsburg
Emil Nicolai, about 65, a Federalsburg resident who bought the bakery from Thomas Q. Jefferson's heirs, was fatally injured Monday evening when his hand and arm were caught in a dough mixer. He died Tuesday morning after emergency treatment and hospital care. Nicolai had improved the bakery and was well respected in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Nicolai
Federalsburg
Thomas Q. Jefferson
Easton
Nicolai
Del-Mar-Vay Peninsula
Rally Day at Denton Methodist Protestant Church
Denton M P Church holds Rally Day on Sunday October 10 with a 945 am Sunday School gathering and a 11 am sermon by Rev S N Pilchard of Willsboro on A Worth While Memorial. An evening rally program at 730 features songs pantomimes and a pageant At the Cross Roads. Pastor G J Hooker invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Methodist Protestant Church
S. N. Pilchard
Willsboro
Brother Pilchard
Wrights for Waterman Pens and Ink
Local shop Wrights advertises Waterman Ideal fountain pens and ink, promoting a selection for writing and gift use. The notice highlights availability at the Wrights store location and encourages readers to visit for the brand and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrights
Waterman's Ideal
Court In Session This Week At Circuit Court Session
The October term convened with Judges Wickes Keating and Adkins on the bench. Grand jurors named. Several larceny cases tried with guilty verdicts and sentences to the House of Correction. The grand jury completed its labors with 29 witnesses examined, 10 presentments, 9 true bills. Alms house and jail committees reported conditions and suggested repairs and salary adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Wickes and
Keating
Judge Adkins
A. Fletcher Sick
Foreman
Ernest Downes
T. H. Gough
Edward Coffin
Freeborn Eltiwanger
George R. Horsey
Richard Lister
Elmer T. Orme
Samuel G. Bye
Joseph Laramore
C. Fulton Noble
Joseph L. Gallagher
T. Fred Brown
Isaac H. Morris
John Meredith
William E. Sylvester
F. Edward Jarrell
T. F. Taylor
R. Leon Maginney
Robert G. Dean
F. M. Stevenson
John R. Andrew
Raymond Andrew
James E. Todd
Thawley
Knotts and Deen
Traverser
Lawrence Scotten
House of Correction
Deen
Robert Williams
Knotts
William Thomas
State
C. B. Dedrick
Almshouse
F. B. Ellwanger
Joseph Laramere
Richard Day Lister
W. E. Sylvester
F. E. Jarrell
J. L. Gallagher
CarolineCounty Nominates Republican Candidate for First District
Caroline county was named Thursday as the Republican candidate for the First Congressional district nine Eastern Shore counties. The nomination occurred at a luncheon hosted by Wicomico Hotel hosts W P Jackson and Marion A Humphreys. Denton dominates the race as both Democratic nominee T Alan Goldsborough and rival Towers hail from Denton and oppose changes to national Prohibition law. Weller and Humphreys carried Caroline county in the primary, with Towers backing Weller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence B. Towers
Caroline County
House of Representatives
State Central Committee
Wicomico Hotel
Salisbury
W. .P. Jackson
Marion A. Humphreys
Denton
T. Alan Goldsborough
Towers
QO. E. Weller
Representative Hill
Senator Weller
Mr. Humphreys
Hill
Social notes of visits and guests in mid-Atlantic area
Personal mentions list numerous residents from Denton Philadelphia Atlantic City Washington and nearby towns visiting for the Sesqui Centennial weekend or during the week. Names include Mrs Thomas J Green Miss Sue K Smith Mrs Mary Bauman Mrs R D Blackiston Dr Levi Hammond Linwood Hammond Mrs Elizabeth C Reed Mrs John Reed and baby Mrs Alice Jones Arthur Jones Miss Jennie Jones Mr and Mrs John Baggs Mrs A L Harrington Miss Nellie Griffith Ruth Whiteley Mrs Margaret S Uhler with various trips to Wilmington Baltimore Washington Norfolk and Seaford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Green
Sue K. Smith
Denton
Mary Bauman
Atlantic City
R. D. Blackiston
Washington
Ralph Smith
Philadelphia
Levi J. Hammond
Linwood Hammond
Elizabeth C. Dukes
John Reed
Harrington
Nellie Grifith
Ruth Whiteley
Norfolk
Margaret S. Uhler
Baltimore
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St. Paul’s Church
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R. VV. Whitehurst
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Felton M. E. Church
Harry Munore
George Moore
Lizzie Lightner
Henry Morgan
Florace Morgan
Marjorie Sparks
Mollie Diggats
Mildred Trice
Churel
J. A. Raod
Royal Oak
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Keplar Barnette
Detroit
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Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Grand Jury
Geo. T. Redden
Alcade D
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