Multistate parish call and local obituaries in Denton
At a joint vestry meeting in Christ Church Denton Rev. Alward E Chamberlain was unanimously urged to become rector of St Johns Hillsboro Holy Trinity Greensboro and St Marys White Chapel. Marriages include Rambert Bruce Robinson and Florence Evelyn Sterling in Lebanon Del and future Wilmington residence. Frank P Covey prominent Denton citizen dies aged 71 at Riverton avenue. John Williamson 85 dies suddenly at Harmony after a breakfast helping his son. Harriet E Harris widow of J Willett Harris dies near Preston aged 76. Mrs J Ed Willis dies in Greensboro after stroke. Sarah J Carroll wife of Peter Carroll dies in Trappe aged 90. Thomas N Cochran 40 dies in West Denton from tuberculosis.
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St. John’s
Hillsboro
Holy Trinity
Greensboro
St. Mary’s Whitechapel
Christ Church
Denton
Alward E. Chamberlain
Trappe
Rambert Bruce Robinson
Thomas Robinson
Florence Evelyn Sterling
Clayton Sterling
Red Lion
Del
Lebanon M. E. Church
Wilmington
Frank P. Covey
Riverton Avenue
Covey
Peoples Bank
Maryland
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sallie Maloney
C. E. Brown
Bridgeville
J. E. Ellwanger
Baltimore
M. E
Vinal E. Hills
William L. White
Melvin E. Wheatley
Ridgely
Concord Cemetery
John Williamson
Harmony
Williamson
Ernest
Martha Smith
Anna Reed
Federalsburg
Ernest Williamson
Harmony Church
G. E. McDorman
Harriet E. Harris
J. Willett Harris
Preston
Messrs
Hudson M. Harris
Mount Holly
N. J
Joseph P. Harris
Nellie C. Harris
Joseph P. Patchett
Preston M. E. Church
J. T. Richardson
Harrington
J. P. Outten
Freston
J. Ed. Willis
Thomas H. Jarman
T. Edwin Willis
Philadelphia
Lewis A. Jarman
Willis
Sarah J. Carroll
Peter Carroll
A. B. Adams
A. D. Carroll
Easton
A. L. Dunham
Charles Carroll
A. B. Adams Trappe
Brainard Carroll
Dover
Spring Hill
Thomas N. Cochran
West Denton
T. O. Crouse
Milton
Frank Baker
Baker of Trappe hailed as greatest third baseman in baseball
The Denton Journal summarizes J Franklin Baker’s storied career with praise from The Times and fans. It recalls Baker’s debut in 1908 with Reading, his pivotal role for the Athletics, and battles against legends like Matty and Rube Marquard. The piece notes his enduring reputation and line about farming if baseball failed.
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Hlome Run Baker
the Times
Baker
J. Franklin Bakers
Babe Ruths
Brown
Ruebach
Reading
Caesar
Athletics
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