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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1919

Page

5

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 Iwewss
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