Local notices and ads span Denton Md area attractions
A Denton Maryland page lists rental offers, sales, and services from Stovewood fuel to fountains pens and farm seeds. It notes theater events, oyster suppers by church groups, and Ladies Aid dinners across Burrsville Preston Union Grove American Corner and Federalsburg. It also covers church services, a Democratic mass meeting, and obituaries of Tilghman R. Collins and Clarence E. Schwaninger with funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Boone
Denton
Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co
H. Earle Smith
F. J. Wright’s
Timothy Seed
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville
Everagam’s
Emma Satterfield
M. K. Newnam
Denton Journal
Preston School
Everngam’s
George A. Timmons
Gay Street
Ladies Aid of Concord
Church House
Ladies Aid of
Hickman M. E
Hobbs
Starkey House
L. H. Thomas
Wright Apartments
A. G. Saulsbury
Ridgely
Ladies Aid
Union Grove
Grove
West
Nuttle Lumber and Coal -Co
American Corner
W. L. Wheatley
Canning House
Newnam
Epiphany Mission
Preston
Davenport
St. Andrew’s Mission
Hurlock
Palace Theatre
Ion
Albert C. Ritchie
Wm. S. Gordy
W. Preston Lane, Jr
James A. Young
T. Alan Goldsborough
Tilghman R. Collins
William Collins
Williamsburg
Federalsburg
Mr. Collins
William
Lowe
A. T. Hudson
Williamsburg M. E
Bethel M. E. Church
Clarence E. Schwaninger
Maryland
Schwaninger
William F
Nora Taylor Schwaninger
Rose Harrington
Easton
Alonzo
Cambridge
Cascade
Red Men
Sabillasville
Mt. Bethel
Highfield
T. S. Wastler
Marriages and social life in Denton and surrounds
Miss Anna Jackson wed in Denton at four thirty last Tuesday. the ceremony was held at the bride's home with Rev. E C Hallman officiating and Miss Grace Rutter as bridesmaid. The couple plans to reside in Newark, New Jersey after a wedding trip. The issue also notes a theater play The Jonah at Palace Theatre and various community events, bridgeluncheons, and visits among local residents, with multiple names and places including Smyrna Del Denton Philadelphia Brooklyn and Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Jackson
J. Alda Jackson
John Harold Brown
Harrington
W. Walter Sylvester
Denton
E. C. Hallman
Denton M. E. Church
W. E. Matthews, Jr
Smyrna
Del
Kemp Newnam
Grace Rutter
T. Floyd Jackson
Rutter
T. Thurman Brown
Brown
Caroline High School
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Washington
Jeremiah Jerkin
the Jonah
Augustus Buskin
Carroll George
Henry Jarman
Carroll Bright
Hawksley
Kirkman Short
Eugene G. Anderson
J. Mulford
J. Kemp Stevens
George Sam Lightner
Queen Anne
M. E. Church South
Lida Becker
Brooklyn
N. Y
Henry Becker
Ingeborg Christofferson
Thos. J. McGann
Thomas F. Smith
H. C. Wright
South Second Street
Smith
Caroline High’ School
S. G. Nuttle
M. Kemp Newnam
Martin Voss
Mary and
Edna Hobbs
T. C. Horsey
Chestertown
Susie’ Edson Wason
Indiana
S. M. Moore
Hagerstown
Edward A. Hirs
Mobile
Alabama
Oris Abbott
Oxford
J. H- Neal
J. M. Baer
J. P. Harris
Howard
Preston
Sadie B. Ritter
Sue K. Smith
Jennie Blackiston
Lane Accepts Democratic Nomination for Maryland Attorney General
William Preston Lane Jr., an attorney and publisher from Washington County, accepted the Democratic nomination for Maryland Attorney General by a unanimous vote of the State Central Committee. The meeting at the Royal Arcanum in Baltimore filled the vacancy caused by the death of incumbent Thomas H Robinson, who had sought reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Preston Lane, Jr
Washington County
Lane
Democratic
State Central Committee For
Maryland
Royal Arcanum
Baltimore
Thomas H.’ Robinson
Denton Journal Wedding Invitations Notice
The Denton Journal lists wedding invitations and announcements printed with care and neatness as a notice in the local want advertisement section.
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The
Denton Journal
Community Notes of Visits and Departures
Hobbs Little Lou Dukes returns home to Monumental City after a summer with grandparents Mr and Mrs E M Willey. Visitors include Mrs Laura Towns and daughter Edna Butler and Harold from Pittsfield Mass Mrs F N Smith Esther J A Billings Harrington friends and L Reyner Dukes from Baltimore. Watt quiet week as drought breaks Tuesday. Reverend H C Huffnal preached in Thawleys Church replacing Rev W T Archer. Celeste Clarke to lead Christian Endeavor service tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Dukes
E. M. Willey
Monumental City
Lou
H. C. Hufnal
Henderson
Thawley’s Church
W. T. Archer
Laura Towns
Edna Butler
Harold
Pittsfield
Mass
W. H. Lord
F. N. Smith
Esther
J. A.billings
Harrington
L. Reyner Dukes
Baltimore
E.M. Willey
T. H. Towers
Mesdames Chaffinch, Allen and Asher
Oxford
Hildebrand
J. H. Dandy
Celeste Clarke
Christian Endeavor Service
C. E. Bright
Georgetown
Harvest Home Services and Supper Benefit at Prospect M E Church
Burrsville attendees include Mr. and Mrs. J H Thawley and Mrs R Henry Stafford and son. Rev Harry Taylor of Dover preached. Duets by Mesdames Vincent and Ryan and Miss Layton and Miss Sullivan pleased. Supper planned for Oct 20 at the schoolhouse, fifty cents, proceeds for the church. Several local visits and hospital updates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Thawley
R. Henry Stafford
Harvest Home
Prospect
M. E. Church
Harry Taylor
Dover
Hugh Vincent
Della Ryan
Louise Layton
Virginia Sullivan
Burrsville
W. E. Thawley
Epworth League
Henry Noble
Edna Smith
Smyrna
Del
Everett Smith
A. T. Garrett and Sons
Ernest Raughley
Will Wilson
Norman Outten
Birthday Surprise and Weekend Visits Across Town
Mrs. Roland Melson, Mrs. Earl Adams, and guests motored to Baltimore to visit a brother and Miss Gladys Trice at Towson College. A surprise party honored Miss Elma's birthday at Fred Seely's home with Juniors, Seniors, relatives, and friends. Bloomery Aid plans an oyster supper October 28 in Chester Scott's Smithville store for church benefits. Pauline Reynolds Edna Adams Mrs. Fred Vincent and Tra Adams attended a PTA convention in Seaford. Mrs. Dean Seely visited a daughter in Wilmington and attended the WCTU convention. Dave Devore and Charles Fountain visited Philadelphia. Mrs. J W Peters of Federalsburg spent four days with C W Adams and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Melson
Earl Adams
Harrison Trice
Baltimore
Gladys Trice
College
Towson
Fred Seely
Miss Elma
Bloomery Aid
Chester Scott
Smithville
Pauline Reynolds
Edna Adams
Fred Vincent
Tra Adams
Seaford High School
Dean Seely
Wilmington
Dave Devore
Charles Fountain
Philadelphia
J. W. Peters
Federalsburg
C. W. Adams
Orphans' Court Proceedings in Caroline County
The Caroline County Orphans Court met with Judges West Harper and Shawn presiding. Letters testamentary granted to Francis C. Hubbert for Martha R. Flowers estate. bond filed. creditors notice ordered. appraisers Clellie E. Turner and Robert K. Noble named. Final guardian account ratified for Everett Nuttle guardian to Catherine, Sylvester, Olin, and Leon Briggs. T. Pliny Fisher as administrator filed first and final account. Elizabeth M. Long's will admitted to probate. letters testamentary granted to George L. Clark. Bond ordered published. William H. Bramble and Charles R. Clark named in related matters.
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Orphans’ Court
Carolines County
West, Harper
Shawn Pressent
Martha R. Flowers
Francis C. Hubbert
Clellie E. Turner
Robert K. Noble
Guardian
Everett Nuttle
Catherine Cornish
Sylvester Cornish
Olin Briggs
Leon Briggs
T. Pliny Fisher
Harvey L. Cooper
Elizabeth M. Long
George L. Clark
William H. Bramble
Charles R. Clark
In Memoriam for Eve Rett Pepper Remembrance Note
In sad loving remembrance of husband and father Eve Rett Pepper who departed life July 19 1930 three months ago. I have lost my soul's companion and daily miss him more. God alone knows how we miss him in a lonesome home. Your devoted wife and children and Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co report a new Fairbanks Morse scale installation, 12% ton, noted for accuracy.
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Everett A. Pepper
Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co
Funeral and community notes from Weekly Ridgely News Letter
The weekly Ridgely News Letter reports Mrs. Lucy Arnold's funeral at home with Rev. Brumbaugh of Greensboro and Rev. Zeigler officiating. Burial was in Denton cemetery. Arnold, born in West Virginia about 75, married 1871 to J. W. Arnold. no children, plus relatives Nettie Arnold and Charles High. Also details church events, committees, wills, and local visits across Ridgely, Denton, Selbyville, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Arnold
L. R. Brumbaugh
Greensboro
Harry Zeigler
A. W. Thompson
Ernest Buckle
Milton King
Arnold
Paul Hoffman
Community Club
Frank Simon
Margaret Swing
Frank Flounders
Edward Pearsaul
Frank Stevenson
Herbert Jones
Thompson Swing
Lawrence Wilson
M. H. Thomas
Haring
Philadelphia
William Jarrell
Harlan Harrington
Frank Long
Selbyville
Emma Jackson
George Sharp
Richard Sharp
Alonzo Sharp
Wilmington
Ralph Sharp
Eastern
L. S. Matthews
Roy L. Tawes
Middletown
Emil Rosenast
Merchantsville
N. J
John Swing
Henry Wilkinson
Alexander Faries
Arthur Gierhart
Collins Wharf
Townsend
Del
Burton Wilkinson
Marian
T. L. Day
Mattie ‘Duck
Washington
Dover
Thomas Ryan
Bobby Greenfield
Annie McCormick
Chester
Vachel Downes
Centreville
Albert White
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
College Park
Elizabeth Haymaker
Richardson
Florence Haymaker
Catherine McElwain
Church of the Brethren
M. A. Brackett
Baltimore
Maurice Townsend
Leonard Dean
Charles Starkey
Rachel McKenny
William Harrison
Harrington
L. §. Matthews
Frank Matthews
C. S. Holsinger
J. ¥. Moore
Hillsboro
Janie
J. C. Messner
J. M. Swing
Margaret
Mulford
John Noble
Preston
Hilda Bloxton
Maud Diefendersen
D. M. Swing
Vailey Forge
Grace
Mary
Shamokin
Kanard
Bridgeville
Harmony Hosts Weekend Guests and Local Meetings
Harmony residents welcomed multiple guests including Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wright and families from Federalsburg and Philadelphia. Attendees joined the twelfth Army Ordinance Association meeting at Aberdeen Proving Ground on Oct 9 1930. Community Club met at Mrs. Roland Thomas with good turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Wright
Howard Pratt
Jimmie
Ralph Chaffinch
Goldsboro
Russell Morgan
Billy and
Meril
Federalsburg
Earl Dukes
George Cartridge
Philadelphia
A. D. Ivins
Webster Todd
Louise Todd
Towers Todd
Army Ordinance Association
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Maryland
Harmony
Evelyn and
Cannon
Leon McNeal
Hudson Todd
Roland Thomas
Miss Spafford
Belle Dean
Pratt Chaffinch
Easton
Harry Arringdale
Hattie McConnell
J. F. McConnell
Lizzie Sullivan
John Cohee
Local families visit and moves noted in Goldsboro district
Greenwood and Salisbury visitors join Jarman family for Sunday gathering. Joseph Roche Jr. underwent appendectomy at Kent General Hospital and is recovering well. Several local residents travel to Wilmington Washington D C Philadelphia and New York for visits and medical or social trips. A G H S student broke an arm in a ball game. Continued reports of road trips and family updates across town and nearby areas.
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CG. E. Russell
Greenwood
F. S. Martin
Mary Louise
Salisbury
Marion Jarman
Joseph Roche, Jr
Kent General Hospital
Etta Mae Russell
Marguerite Griffin
Washington, D. C
Jennie Griffin
Bill Cole
James Cartwright
Wilmington
Dallas Cartwright
Virgie Cartwright
W. ©. Ross
Emma Johnson
Mary
Snow Hill
Edith Melvin
Easton Hospital
J. C. Kinnamon
Chester
Cora Twilley
O. M. Macomber
Hessie Willson
Howard Jarman
Berlin
H. F. Silver
New York
M. E. Smith
Denville
N. J
Mary Cahall
Philadelphia
Hillsboro Queen Anne Notes Reach For Christmas Goodwill
A community column from Hillsboro Queen Anne recaps farewells to Rev and Mrs Richcreek as they begin a new pastorate. It highlights Christmas box drives for Miss Mary Martin to Liberia, upcoming dinners, visits, and Sunday School and PTA activities with local families, churches, and residents.
Queen Anne Community Club Supper Planning at High School
The Queen Anne Community Club schedules a Saturday supper on October 18 at 5 pm in the High School Auditorium with oysters ham chicken salad and sides for 50 cents. Invited are all residents to support the event and the club.
Crouse Weds Angie Legg In Stevensville Ceremony
Miss Angie R Legg daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Legg Stevensville Md and Monroe G Crouse of Denton son of Mr and Mrs Daniel K Crouse Ridgley were married October 4 at Stevensville Methodist Episcopal Church The ceremony was by Rev Leelan Jackson with C Russum Legg as escort and Beatrice Palmer at the organ The couple will reside in Denton where Crouse works with Nuttle Milling Co
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Caroline Countians
Angie R. Legg
William H. Legg
Stevensville
Monroe G. Crouse
Denton
Daniel K. Crouse
Ridgley
Stevensville Methodist Episcopal Church
Leelan Jackson
C. Russum Legg
Russum Legg
Elizabeth Legg
Baltimore
Norma Bryan
Elias Nuttle
George Benton
Leonard Harper
Charles Bright
Ormond Andrews
Beatrice Palmer
Norman Bryan
The Old Family Griddle Ends Up For Sale
A sentimental verse recalls the old family griddle and its kitchens of home. The speaker hopes it comes to a new owner who can use it to cook fried chicken country ham and gravy and share a warm supper as the griddle did for generations.
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Concord
C, H, Atkins
Bethlehem Oyster Supper Successful, Raises 180.54 for Church
The Bethlehem community thanks all who helped with last week’s oyster supper and especially the Denton band for their visit. The event was a social and financial success, netting 180.54 to be used for church needs.
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Denton
Denton and Baltimore Guests Visit W C Todd Home
Doctors E Paul Knotts and Mrs Knotts and children from Denton join Mr and Mrs Bennett Todd of Baltimore as guests at the W C Todd residence on Sunday. Mrs Reba Thomas of Federalsburg visited her parents Mr and Mrs Clarefice Rice last Saturday. Mrs Wm D Uhler spent the week in Baltimore with her sister Mrs E E Wheeler. Mr Frank A White of Baltimore was a visitor here on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Donovan
Baltimore
West Denton
Rufus Cannon
Norma Lee
Eldred G. Hirs
Wilmington
E. H. Hirs
Anne Lewis
Walter Kelly
W. S. Whiteley
Greensburg
H. Saulsbury Sparks
George M. Russum
Salisbury
Wm. H. Anderson
Philadelphia
E. Paul Knotts
Denton
Bennett Todd
W. C. Todd
Reba Thomas
Federalsburg
Clarefice Rice
Wm. D. Uhler
E. E. Wheeler
Frank A. White
Caroline County Poultry Show Sets Dates and Rules
The 3rd Annual Poultry Show runs October 28 29 30 at Bullock's and White's garage with ribbon and cash prizes for top exhibits. Open to Caroline county entrants only with entries due October 27 and exhibits received by October 28 noon. Judging starts October 28 at 1:00 pm. Poultry eggs rabbits and turkeys receive prizes. many committees and education talks are listed along with a Home Makers Clubs meeting November 7 and 4-H events on November 15. Health surveys for children under six are being collected for a national conference.
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Bullock’s
White
Caroline
Caroline County
Aaron Fell
Lecy
Maryland State Poultry Assn
Bethesda
W. H. iRice
Extension Poultry Husbandman
College Park
P. A. Raper
Asst
W. D. Pickering
H. A.spies
W. H. Irons
S. C. Leghorn
Plymouth Rock
R. I
Minorca
Wyandotte
Australorp
Clayton Roe
Harvey Towers
Frank Taylor
Thos Lockerman
Helen Men
Kent County
Home Makers Clubs
Denton
Extension Advisory Council
Florence Mason
Salisbury
New York
Church announcements at Williston and Jerusalem
At the Church of the New Jerusalem a service is set for Sunday October 19 at 11 a m with Sunday School at 10 15. The sermon theme is The Lord God Almighty and the Lamb the Temple Rev XXI 22 and Sunday School Lesson Samuel as Judge I Sam 7. At Williston the Young People's League meets at 730 p m with the topic The Fear of the Lord conversations for the evening.
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Church of the New Jerusalem
Samuel As
Williston
Young People’s League
Greensboros Visiting Residents Chronicle Local Travel
A long list of local families and visitors spans Greensboro and nearby areas. Names include Frye Hollingsworth Pritchett Jackson Jackson Carrow Brumbaugh Christian Harper Phillips Manlove Stevenson Edwards Sipple Hobbs Smith Stufft Wing Detwiler Russell and others. Several trips and weekend visits are noted, with no single central event.
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A. B. Frye
North Carolina
Lewis Jones and Son
Goldsboro
Louis Taylor
Smyrna
Clayton Porter and Sons
Greensboro
S. D. Carrow
Irvin Brumbaugh
A. A. Christian
Clara Harper
Port Clinton
Ohio
Lawrence Satterfield
Owen Phillips
Helen Phillips
Centreville
Pemberton Manlove
Perry Point
W. P. Manlove
Ralph Stevenson
Elizabeth
William Stevenson
Billy
I. Calvin Butler
Alfred Blackburn
Alfreda
Anna Jane
Charles Walls
Love Point
Stevensville
James Williams
New York
Alvin Edwards
Kenneth Bostic
Wilmington
Wm H H. Sipple
Fred Tinley
Roland
A. G. Stufft
Clara Wing
Philadelphia
Irene Dudley
Henry Detwiler
R. E. Russell
Atlantic City
N. J
Alvan Dobson
Irene
Matilda Stevenson
Thomas Dabson
Laurel, Md
Ethel Dale
Demands for Maryland Attorney General Robinson’s Death Shocks Campaign
Thomas H. Robinson, Maryland Attorney General since 1923 and Democratic nominee, died suddenly last Sunday morning after a heart attack seven hours earlier. His death leaves the party to fill the statewide ticket vacancy via the State Central Committee. Born March 2, 1860, in Harford, he rose from Belair area schooling to law, served in the State Senate, and was mourned by nearly every state official at his funeral at St Ignatius, Hickory, Harford County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Robinson
Maryland
Robinson
State Central Committee
Mr. Robinson
Harford County
Samuel S
Mary C. Robinson
Hickory
Belair
Henry D. Fernandis
State Senate
Benjamin Silver
St. Ignatius’ Church
Hartford County
Ladies Aid meeting hosted by Mrs Olaf Smith
The Ladies Aid met at Mrs Olaf Smith s home on Wednesday afternoon with six members and five visitors. After business a social hour followed and the meeting adjourned until November. Ice cream and cake were served. Visitors included Edgar Smith and son George, Norman Smith and family from Wilmington, and Sarah Vincent from Dover. Nan Willey and John Bud Reynolds spent the weekend with O H Howard s family near here. An oyster supper is planned at W L Wheatley s packing house on Wednesday October 29. Mrs Philip Downes and her mother from Denton visited Ambrose Griffith and sister on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Smith
Edgar Smith
George
Norman Smith
Little Son
Wilmington
Sarah Vincent
Dover
Nan Willey
John Jones
Bud Reynolds
Chester
O. H. Howard
W. L. Wheatley
Philip Downes
Denton
Ambrose Griffith
Be tolerant amid stubborn opinions and shifting subjects
A brief aphorism notes that tolerance grows when one cannot alter a view by changing the topic. It suggests flexibility in conversation and restraint in insisting on fixed positions. The quote attributes the idea to Barry iPain as a concise reflection on discourse.
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Barry iPain
Twentieth Century Club Holds Well Attended Meeting
The Twentieth Century Community Club met the 8th at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Lane with thorough hospitality. The next meeting is planned for October 22 in the Club room at Choptank with a to be demonstration meeting led by Miss Spafford. Miss Marie Perry and Mrs Stewart will hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lane
Choptank
Spafford
Marie Perry
Stewart
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the Local Department
Wspaperaarlmy
Adams Cross Roads
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Tuckahoe
Richcreek
M. E. Sunday School
W. B Sparks
Edgar Blades
Ralph Holland
Mary Martin
Tuckahoe Neck
Liberia
I. T. Sparklin
Mary L. Smith
Malvern
Valley ‘Forge
Camden
Carney’s Point
Annie M. Sherwood
Stedman Cross
Maud Sherwood
Queenstown
W. B .Sparks
St. Paul’s
Anna Jump
Ridgely Brewerton
Harvey Jump
Robly Hackett
Captain Ridgely Brewerton
Pan ‘Nama
Edgar Swann and Son
Byron Gorsuch
Clifton Hicks
Frances Fisher
Willow Grove
Harry Fisher
Urban Bowman
Decatur Heights
Frank Fleming
Gertrude Blades
St. Michaels
Virginia Blades
Bartie Morgan
Occoquan
Hillsboro P. T. A
George Stewart
Ellen Brown
Geo. Eaton
A. McNeer
West Virginia
St. Paul's M. E. ‘Church South
Howard Burr
Elsie Skinner
John Skinner
Louis Sneed
Lillian Brown
Jake Sneed
Providence Richardson
M. G. Crouse
Bethlehem
County Extension News
Third County Poultry Show
County
Thomas IH. Robinson
Journal
Wentworth Dillon