Denton County Solicited Notices Under This Head
Local column features notices under the county solicited section with items listed on page five of the Denton Journal dated Saturday morning October 11 1919. The readable fragment mentions parties and County Solicited under this head with brief entries.
Local notices and ads fill Carroll county page
Long list of items from Maryland Queen flour to farm sales and theatre listings. Mentions L B Towers & Bro, Long & Beall, and Parker's Theatre with dates for upcoming performances. Also notes county events, gun club shoot, and a state health conference summary, plus obituaries and bridge repair news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Towers & Bro
Jack Rabbit
Long & Beall
Marriage of Mr Lapham and Miss Seward in Ridgely
Mr Edward W Lapham and Miss Mildred Seward, two of Caroline county's popular young people, were married at the bride's home in Ridgely on Thursday shortly after noon. Rev J P Stump officiated with Miss Beatrice Bowers as wedding musician. The couple will reside in Goldsboro after a wedding dinner and northerly trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Lapham
Mildred Seward
Caroline County
Hall
T. Frank Seward
Ridgely
J. P. Stump
Goldsboro
Beatrice Bowers
J. Spencer Lapham
M. F. H. Collison
Hobbs
Rachel Harvey
Burrsville
William P. Stafford
Denton
Mabel Kitchen
John H. Vanville
Ethel Tribbett
Greensboro
Irs
John R Statum
John R. Legates
C. G. Collison
Howard Legates
Walmington
G. Walter Downes
Roland Howard
Mary Clark
Delaware City
Daytona
Fla
Caroline High School
Caroline High School Athletic Association
The
Athletic Association
Sniders Company
Greenwood
Cannon
Bridgeville
Stephanie Ford
Caroline High
A. C. Norstedt
Marydel Growth Hopes Amid Ground Sale Talks and Revivals
Marydel braces for development as ground owner sells land to a Denton party for a moving picture parlor and undertaking site. Town boasts proximity to Dover Denton Clayton Smyrna and rail access. Revival meetings at Hartley uplift local commerce, while residents attend social events and visit kin across Wilmington Easton and Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marydel
Denton
Dentonian
Dover
Clayton
Smyrna
Henderson
Kenton
Hartley
Goldsboro
Templeville
Local Notes Report Bungalow Life and Purchases Across Town
Mrs Mary Ringe and daughter May reside in their bungalow at Ken tuck after an appendicitis attack and Atlantic City recovery with nurse in attendance. Commodore H Doerr sold property to Mr Harker of New York, and moved to L B Towers property. Mrs A R Neal and Dorothy visit Baltimore for tonsil removal at University Hospital. Mr Gilbert Seager buys Emma Willoughby's former property. Frank Hoagland of Trenton visits sister Mrs William Willoughby. Dora Luff of New York visits Mrs W C Todd in Goldsboro. Wheat planting slowed by late threshing and labor shortages, farm laborers demanding corn value and extra pay. Rev J P Stump and Mrs Jarman attend Sunday School convention at Church Hill. Stump recovering strength. A few tomatoes reach Robt Jarrett & Son cannery. season likely to end next week. Jas W Shively builds large stock feed store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Wilmington
Mary Pickford
Daddy Long Legs
Parker's New Theatre
Paddy
T. Purdy Richards
Henderson
John Wesley Temple
Harvey L. Cooper
S. A. Blunt
Queen Anne's County
Lyford
Tuckahoe Neck
W. J. Shawn
Denton
Hirs
Levin G. Henry
State Hospital
Cambridge
Concord
Frye
Lewis Trice Place
Federalsburg
State Roads Commission
Maryland
Levering Hall
Baltimore
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Caroline County
Vashti S. Garey
Red Cross
George Bovey
Williamson
Clinton Williamson
Samuel A. Oliver
Kansas
Marguerite Clark
Mrs. Wiggs
Cabbage Patch
Billie Burke
Annabelle
Fatty Arbuckle
Dorothy
Albert Dukes
J. L Nichols
Litttle
Belle Dean
J. L. Nichols
W. R. Thomas
C. E. Collins
S. J. Hurst
R. R. Deen
R. T. Bryan
A. A. Willis
H. C. Todd
Roland Thomas
F. L. Todd
A. B. Todd
Annie Stack
Clara Todd
Laura Dean
Alonzo Christopher
Litle
Berlin
J. F. Christopher
Smick
Roland Towers
Elizabeth Williamson
Viola, del
Martha Lynch
Minta Todd
Mary Ringe
May
A. R. Neal
J. P. Stump
W. T. Jarman
Church Hill
Stump
Robt, Jarrett & Son
Jas
W. Shively
Pippin
Church Street
Jas, Curry
Bernard Avenue
Helvetia Milk Condensing Company
CC. M. Harmon
Marvel
Mascey
Rennett
Rennett. Mrs. Temple Smith
Irvin Brumbaugh
Philadelphia
South
Mr. Brumbaugh
Minn
Mirs
W. B. Massey
Railroad Avenue
Mr. Brashears
New York
S.C. Johnson
Wm. Hutson
Milton Dill
R. WH. Dill
Henry Shulties
Bethrone Junior Aid to Meet at Patchett Home
The Bethrone Junior Aid group will convene at Mr. and Mrs. Edward Patchett's home on Thursday evening in October. Mr. Howard Boone and his son Floyd of Easton visited Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Reel on Sunday. Miss Mildred Collins visited Miss Isabel Carroll on Wednesday evening. Mr. Orland Blades remains ill and shows little improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. D. Lucas
Franklin Street
Denton
Bethrone
Edward Patchett
Howard Boone
Floyd
Easton
P. C. Reel
Mildred Collins
Isabel Carroll
Orland Blades
Kate O. Knotts
Roland Knotts
M. E. Perkins
Ridgely
Washington Jester
Wilmington
Isaac Moore
John Davis
Cooper
Salisbury
M. E. Moore
Marydel
Joshua Sparks
Virginia Sparks
Philadelphia
Gurney Knotts
Ladies’ Aid
W. H. Sparks
Clayton
Ridgely community notes reflect church work and social plans
The Ridgely News Letter reports the Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church meeting about sixty strong, planning canned fruit for Philadelphia and Wilmington. The Community Club began its season with plans for literary work and varied topics. A shower for Mildred Seward drew over a hundred friends, while Epworth League officers were elected. Numerous visits, hospitalities, and local events fill the week as students, clubs, and families resume activities, with aviation fog noted and sermons abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Seward
Ladies’ Aid
Methodist Church
The
Aid
Henry Wilkinson
Methodist
Philadelphia
Wilmington
C. E. Turner
Reverend Warmer to Preach at Union M P Church
Burrsville notices announce Reverend Dr. Luther F. Warmer president of the Maryland Annual Conference will preach at Union Methodist Protestant Church Sunday morning October 2. The section reports fodder saving nearly complete and a wheat seeding ahead. Tomato crops were small this year with a few good yields. Ray Stafford and Charlie T. Harvey returned from a visit to Trenton New Jersey and Philadelphia. Calithumpians serenaded Mr and Mrs M F Collison Monday evening. Marian Stafford visited Elsie Benson at Harrington. Mrs Amy Warren is guest of Mrs HL Sapp this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrsville
Luther F. Warmer
Maryland
Union Methodist Protestant Church
Ray Stafford
Charlie T. Harvey
Trenton
N. J
Philadelphia
F. EF. Seeders
L. F. Warner
Maryland Annual Conference
Ames
J. H. Starkey
J. D. Long
Marydel
Mrs. Alex, Lord and Children
Concord
Hobbs
Moving of the Sipple family and local housing shifts
Mr. Charles Sipple relocates his family from the Old Hotel area to his father’s property in East Greensboro. Neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Bennett will occupy the vacated Sipple house, while Mrs. Gunthn and daughter move into the Bennetts’ former home after needed repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Charles Sipple
Caroline Caroline Bank
East
Bennett
Sipple
Gunthn
Addie
Mr. Bennett
L. W. Taylor
George Whiteley
Preston
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mero Phili Wright
Sherman Todd
Bridgeville
Florence Coursey
Real Estate Transfers and a Death Notice
Real estate transfers include numerous parcels in First Sixth Eighth and Fourth districts with values from 250 to 3250 and buyers and sellers named, ending with a Denton lot sale. The death of Mrs Mary Laura Porter is reported at Burrsville with funeral services held in Wesley Chapel Denton and interment nearby. survivors listed and community notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orne W. Turner
Mary Ann Food
Preton
Cora A. McFarland
Algie J. Corkran
Ove A. Sanger
William F. Jackson
Charles H. Blake
Isaac L. Mills
Teaghth Dastict
George Lacy Butler
Nellie U. Willams
Samuel O. Rice
Hillsboro
Henry R. Lewis
Calvin IL
Taylor
William H. McConnell
W. Hamilton Spedden
Juhelma M. Kelley
J. Sprngle Kelley
Mary Louisa Smith
Edden Tabbet
Johnepson
Christian Schmidt
Cyrus W. Moore
Ida B. Collins
Federalsburg
Marvey L. Cooper
George I. Powell
George RK. Engrem
Thomas J Pritchett
Clarence Rensberger
Herman Mitchell
Edward A. Hall
George R. Engrem
Annie Tracey
A. J. Rassa
Mary Laura Porter
Francis A. Porter
Burrsville
William G. Wooters
Denton
Mary of Old
Mrs. Porter
William
Hester
Ann Raughley
Tuckahoe Neck
Wesley
W. N. Conaway
C. T. Wyatt
H. I. Hardesty
Bridgeville
T. P. Rust
Greenwood
W. G. Wooters
Lyman R. Porter
Fairfield
J. B Raughley
John T. Carter
Alfred Baughley
Harington
Cornelius Deweese
Louvrel
Dairyman Irving Coleman Sells Farm Leaves Town
Edinburgh notes the sale of farm owner Irving Coleman and his departure from the community. Mrs. John Jameson returns from Eas ton Hospital improved. Farmers work long hours amid scarce labor. School opens with Miss Harmon from Marydel. Shults and Son clear land using dynamite. Daniel Heck on sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Irving Coleman
John Jameson
Easton Hospital
Miss Harmon
Marydel
Shults & Son
Daniel Heck
Democrats Meet Across Caroline County In Campaign Tour
All Democrat voters in Caroline County face a pivotal day as State and local nominees tour towns from Hillsboro to Federalsburg with a large gathering planned in Denton. Judicial candidates Adkins and Wickes will join the discussion, inviting broad participation as candidates and several county bar members attend. The Circuit Court session began with the grand jury, noting several indictments and a $100 verdict for James Galis against John H. Horsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adkins
Wickes
Denton
Circuit Court
Thomas W. Jones
Foreman
Isaac N. Smith
Luther H. Bennett
Benj. F. Stewart
Thos. H. Hobbs
H. Ward
J. Benj. Colgan
J. Edward Wyatt
Isaac le Dukes
Gootee S. Todd
J. Payton Thompson
Elmer M. Waldron
Gee
L Clark
Chas
T. Sewell
Elijah W. Swiss
H. Nelson Beaven
John FE. Wothers
David M. Clopper
Ira T. Seager
Gabrel KR Ebhog
Jas
Bo Cox
Frank H. Wright
Lewis Roach
James Galis
John H. Horsey
Galis
Clark
Deen
Horsey
Norman Sharp
Carh L. Coulbourn
Merriken
Sharp
Owens
State
Thomas Burke
Burke
Love Point
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
the Local Department
A. W. Short
Andersontown
Mr. Henry
Parker's Theatre
Fred R. Owens
Roosevelt Memorial Association
E. R. Whitman
Belleville, Pa
James T. Cooper
Delphenia Cooper
C. Ty i
W. B. Guthrie
Raymond Coates
Thos. Coate
Wm. Coates
L. E. Poole
Wyatt
Sterling Worth
Denton M. E
Francis G. Wrightson
Cecil
Kent
Queen Anne's
Talbot
Dorchester
Wicomico
Somerset
Worcester
Overland Light Four
William Bullock
Tueday
Overland Distributors
Bullock
Hickman
Blanche Croll
B. R. Kaler
Herman Cohee
Atlantic City
W. CT. U. and
Epworth League
Bowen
N. A. Cox
William Grant
T. E. Heather
Elizabeth and
Manetta
Lydia Jones
Helen Heather
Florence Smith
J. R. Smith
Henry Davis
Olin Hummer
Frances
Belle Dailey
Wsparper Hii
Williston
Frank Hoagland
William Willoughby
Dora Luff
W. C. Todd
Ridgely News
Lola Mitchell
Mane [Hunter
Mary Detwiler
Viana Mitchell
Bertha
Nellie Hunter
Waverly
Chester River
Roy Mitchell
Clarence Hunter
Ruth Mitchell
Thelma Hunter
James Hevalow
Charles Parsons
Wilhham Lane
Clyde Embert, Jr
Queenstown
Asbury Hubbard
Hevalow
Grace Jackson
Mises Gladys Smith
Ada Matthews
Medames
J. M. Haymaker
Harry Swann
Donald
Davis
Rebecca Swing
Library Association
A. G. Saulsbury
Second Street
Central Avenue
Harry Gibson
J. T
Charles Stevenson
Delmar
George Davis
Washington
Norman Wilson
the Reformed Church
Keenaman
McCloud
J. C. Madara
Af MacDaniels
Roger Ringgald
Bryan Turbitt
Selby Smith
U. S
Sara Neff
Albany
St. Agnes School
Joyce Bunting
Mary Rebecca Saulsbury
Washington, Conn
J. C. Wilson
Harvey Holsinger
Maud Reed
Seaford
John Imler
Altoona
H. F. Klotz
Evelyn Lane
Marie Gallagher
George Imler
Kate James
J. J. Bunting
Poe Literary Society
C. L. Herzog
Ed. Morris
T. W. Jones
Alliance
I. T. Saulsbury
Calithumpians
Marian Stafford
Elsie Benson
Harrington
Amy Warren
EL HL
Sapp
George Smith
Marcus Hook
Riversale
Cesy
Josephine Moore
Mary
Mrs. Moore
Charles Beaumont
Ethel Jackson
Algren Manufacturing Company
Mabel Rich
Edith Jarman
R. B. Rawlings
Kathleen Prichett
Dover Friends
Smith
A. G. Smith
Mildred Ginn
T. M. Green
Oxford
Annie Cannon
Addie E. Pritchett
Lizzie Malcolm
Alan Massey
D. T. Rickards
Jacob Rickards
William Schellinger
Ruth
Henry Steele
Vernon
Carnell
Kent County
Wright Robinson, Jr
Mr. Carnell
Robinson
Hear Town
Howard Griffith
Pittsburgh
Grover Moore
Balltimore
J. H. Merriken
J. L. Smith
Millington
C. D. Collison
Newark
Del
J. R. Starkey
Chestertown
St. Johns
Washington College
Dr. Warner
Sussex County
Adejacent
Howard Chamberlain
Reading
Nanticoke River
Donohoe
Warner
Crone
Levi K Ziegler
Church of the Brethren
Eastern Shore District Committee
Talbot County
M. J. Church
St. Paul's
Carlisle Hubbard
Townsend
Peninsula
Dr. Wyatt
M.el
Abraham
Washington Area
Mount Vernon Place
Diehap
W. F. McDowell
St. Paul’s Church
Christ Church
W. A. Wise
Denton M
Queen Anne
Charles Rhodes
Mary Straughn
C. E H. Cordrey
H. C. Barton
St. Louis
Frank Barton
Josephine Barton
Frances Clark
Chas. Rhodes
Messrs
Charles Dean
Ambrose Lucas
Howard Sewell
W. J. Dukes
Chas. Diggans
Mildred Short
Hiram Short
Helen Kirby
Frances Covell
James Stack
Robby Hackett
Hugh Brown
St Johns
Annapolis
Helen Briscoe
FE. R. Clough
W. E. Keets
Sewell Brothers
Mytinger
Cincinnati
D. F. Butsler
H. M. Thompson
Elsie Towers
Eoston
New England States
Boston
Portsmouth
Portland
Bretton Woods
Crawford Notch
Burlington
Lake Champlain
Matsburg
Glen Falls
Saratoga Springs
Newburgh
Ralph B. Thompson
Stockholm
Sweden
Burns
Doyle
Kaul
Young
Chase
Fletcher
S. S
Fitch
Snyder
McCarthy
Gi Barnes
Benton
Toney
Strunk
Blackburn
S.s
Pratt
Baker
Roth
Schang
Perkins
Shawkey
R. F
Dennock
Walter Johnson
Johnson
T. Phony Fisher
E Saulsbury Garey
Sto
Thomas B. Sparkl
Isaac T. Sparklin
Hallsboro
Sro
Lemuela M. Jones
Harry H. Hudson
First District
EL Saulsbury Garey Et al
William H. Rathell
Louis J. Knotts
Eda Swantzky
Mary DB. Fowers
Thomas F. Dalton
F. A. Porter
Federalsburs
Tus
T. Alan Goldsborough
Anna L. Richardson
John Brummel
Edward FE. Nuttle
George K. Wright
Mary FE. Lane
Jesse Wright
John Allen Cherry
Charles F. Cherry
George Cherry
Joseph Cherry
Trice
Martha Trice
John H. Trice
University Hospital, Baltimore
Eliza Porter
Lizae Porter
Martha Wright
Della Scott
Ola Trice
Frances Marian Melsin
Alfred T. Melvin
Preston M. Church
North Charles Street
Daltmore
Chester Melvin
Public Safety
Norfolk, Va
Robert Brown
Barendow
Florence Melvin
Pepe Tele E Ees
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