Local Denton ads and notices span sales and suppers
A collage of small town notices lists for sale items from R C A Cunningham tubes to chrysanthemums, coal and wood, a turkey supper and bake sales. Community events include Dutch and church suppers, card parties, and a fall frost followed by warming products. Obituaries note Rev J M Lindale and Mrs Emily Hurd with funeral plans in Delaware and Maryland.
Marriages and Social News From Denton Area
Local social notes report weddings including Daisy Voss and Ernest Pollard in Harrington Ridgely area. Etta Marie Porter and Carlton Dukes wed at Denton with Rev Jump officiating. Various visits, guests, and travels listed among Denton Greensbor o Hillsboro and nearby towns.
Life and Strife at Forty in a Vest Pocket Essay
A satirical essay contrasts life at forty for men and women with aging, humor about diets, gains, and cynicism. It critiques vanity, money, and love, while touching on hog cholera in Maryland and the link to poor sanitation in farming. It blends personal musings with agricultural warnings and modern living quirks.
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Santa Claus
North Pole
Maryland
Marriages Rise in Maryland Licenses Up in Six Months
Maryland vital statistics show 13 072 marriage licenses issued in the first six months of the current year, up from 10 356 in the same period of 1933. June totals reached 3 222, with county licenses far exceeding Baltimore City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Bureau of Vital Statistics
State Department of Health
Baltimore City
Gretna Greens
Smithville Homemakers Host Oyster Supper October 23
Smithville community notes a new member joins the Homemakers Club meeting at the Community House led by president Mrs. John Adams. An oyster and chicken supper is planned October 23 at 40 cents for adults and 25 cents for children with a strong call for support.
Go to Church
A sermon urges regular church attendance, stressing that time invested yields lasting rewards in home life, business, and recreation. It warns that lapses erode the family and children, urging readers to renew the habit of worship.
Oyster Supper Planned at Harmony Church Event
A church oyster supper will be held in Harmony on October 25 and 268. Tickets cost 40 and 25 cents respectively with proceeds directed to the church.
Death of Mrs Mary Rampmeyer at Ridgely noted
The weekly Ridgely News Letter records the death of Mrs Mary Knopf Rampmeyer at age 62 last Wednesday at her Ridgely home. Born in Baltimore she lived here twenty years and leaves husband Charles A Rampmeyer two daughters eight sons a sister and several grandchildren. Funeral was at home with Rev Harold Hafer and burial in St Pauls cemetery. The issue also covers Epworth League officers installed at the Methodist Church and various community notices from Ridgely Maryland including fire company elections, social events and visits by residents to Chestertown and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allens
M. K. Newnam
R. C. A.cunningham Tubes
H. W. Hughes
Denton No
Democratic
Denton
Market
Second Streets
Ladies Aid
Denton M. P. Church
Market Street
Walter Joiner
Theis Motor Co
M. E
D. Ralph Horsey’s Hardware
Joe E. Brown
Ladies’ Aid of
American Corner
Concord Community House
Caroline Chapter No
Order of Eastern Star
Brick Hotel
St. Gertrude’s Academy
Ridgely
Florence
Concord Ladies’ Aid
Church House
Denton Methodist Episcopal Church
Maryland
J. M. Lindale
Methodist Epicopal Church
Wilmington
Del
Camden
H. E. Ramsdell
A. S. Thawley
Lindale
Annie Thawley
Henry Thawley
Burrsville
A. A. Brown
Madison
N. J
Bayard Eliason
H. Kirkus Dugdale
Roland Park
Baltimore
Emily
Melvin
J. Merritt Hurd
Ann Short
Aittle
Emily Ann Hurd
Mary Knopf Rampmeyer
Rampmeyer
Charles A. Rampmeyer
Ollie Stom
New York City
Richard A
Charles R
Frederick
Andrew A
August
William
Gustave F
George H
Theressa Shott
Harold Hafer
St. Paul's Cemetery
Epworth League
Methodist
Grace Richards
Ellen Swann
Louise Wilson
Miriam Roche
Virginian Holsinger
Frank Taylor
Douglas Bennington
Virginia Holsinger
Sadlersville
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. M. Swing
Margaret Swing
Carlisle Bennington
Ada Matthews
Ross
Nelson Richards
Harry Swann
Elsie Matthews
J. K. Snowberger
Wm. L. Mitchell
Walter M. Bennington
C. A. Hammond
Albert W. Saulsbury
Charles Knott
John Lane
Alfred S. Thompson
J. E. Morris
Margaret Saulsbury
Irme Harrington
William Davis
Otis Wharton
Joe Roche
Olan Porter
Chestertown
Wheeler
G. L. Wilson
Beatrice Bower
Elizabeth Short
Washington College
Sadie Sleek
Andrew Mitchell
Jos. Brumbaugh
Elmer Cole
Harry Hemmens
Allfather
C. O. Carter
Daytona Beach
Fla
Margaret Proutz
Chambersburg
Kate Booker
William Matthews
Smyrna
W. M. Wiley
Matthews
I. T. Saulsbury Jr
Hanover
Harvey Holsinger
Central Avenue
Frank Flounders
J. J. Williams
Toronto
Canada
Mildred Dieffenderfer
William Friedell
William Moore
Marcus Hook
Louis Stancliffe
Elmira
N. Y
Ida Imler
Raymond Taylor
Harold Fountain
Dorothy Holsinger
Kenneth Corbett
Lancaster
Adam Holsinger
Charles Kline
Katherine Bowdle
Easton
William Wooters
Chester
Hilda Cherry
Golden'’s College
D. T. Swing
L. M. Goodwin
Anna Frances Seward
Estelle Williams
Preston
W. T. Temple
Doris Moore
Centreville
Paul Hemmons
Franklin Stayer
James Wilson
Renie Sellars
Hurlock
Albert White
Washington and
College Park
St. Paul’s Church
Queen Anne
Home For
Gaithersburg
Stevensville
Ross Sanderson
John Herson
Annapolis
Pauline Albertson
Salisbury
Clarence Louis Fossett
Methodist Episcopal Church
Talbot County
Reginald Gibson
Mary Diggans
Della Mullikin
Marion Jarman
Alyce Elliott
Virgie Cartwright
Will Melvin
Goldsboro
Harry Moore
Eleanor
John Chairs
Sheldon Blades
Maryland Navy
Everett Blades
Blades
Standard Oil Co
Harry Jump
Panama
Robly Hackett
Howard Eley
Jake Morgan
Howard Culver
Hebron
Florence Blades
Ruth Reyrnolds
Horace Morgan
Charles Rhodes
Marion Covey
Roberta at Ford's Theatre Week of October 22
Ford's Theatre hosts Roberta in the week starting October 22 with matinees midweek and on Saturday. The production comes to town after successful runs in New York at the New Amsterdam Theatre, led by producer Max Gordon with a large 80-person company, lavish sets, and a weekly gross target of 23000 to justify its expense. Cast includes Tamara, Fay Templeton, Raymond Middleton, Odette Myrtis, Marty May, Bobby Jarvis, Sydney Greenstreet, and the California Collegians, with Aunt Minnie the Paris dressmaker central to the plot and Stephanie the young manager who sings Smoke Gets in Your Eyes.
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Ford
New York
Economiums of
New Amsterdam Theatre
Max Gordon
Gordon
Roberta
Jerome Kern
Otto Harbach
Tamara
Fay Templeton
Raymond Middleton
Odette Myrtis
Marty May
Bobby Jarvis
Sydney Greenstreet
California Collegians
Parker Steward
Ensemble
Aunt Minnie
Paris
Stephanie
Adams Cross Roads Homemakers Club Meets At Play
Adams Cross Roads in Smithville reports large attendance and one new member added. Miss Spafford demonstrated collars. hostesses Nellie Robinson and Mary Closson served refreshments. Oyster supper planned October 23 at Smithville Community building with 25 cents children and 40 cents adults. Supper 5 to 7 30. Attendees noted funeral of H. D. Adams in Salisbury.
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Smithville
Edward
Greensboro
Floyd Smith
Walter Lyden
Shirley
Clarence Deen
Harmony
Raymond Meredith
Betty
Alvin
Leon Meredith
Wilson
Elaine
Kemp Todd
Charles Wright
Concord
Bloomery M. E
Robert Wright
Wilhelmina Wright
Denton
Marion Baker
Smithville Homemakers Club
J. L
C. W. Adams
Hennie
Crolla Johnson
Edna Adams
H. D. Adams
Salisbury
Charles Fountain
Philadelphia
Virginia Horsey
Harvest Home
Bloomery
Church Notices for Caroline Charge Tomorrow Services
M P Churches of Caroline Charge schedule Sunday School sessions at Burrsville Piney Hobbs Thawley's revival doors open in Preston New Jerusalem sermon And God Said Let Us Make Man Gen 1 26 at Preston 11 a m Sunday School 10 15 Ladies Circle of Denton M E to meet Oct 25 8 p m Williston Community Church no worship Sunday williston Sunday School 10 30 a m
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M. P
Caroline
Burrsville
Harvest
Christian Endeavor
Piney
Hobbs
Thawley
Church of the New Jerusalem
Preston
Denton M. E
Fred E. Covey
Williston
Hobbs and Nearby Guests Add to Visiting Circle
Mrs Annie E Seeders returns home from a visit with Mr and Mrs Roland Seeders of Springfield Mass. They motored to Maine. Geo W Jones and son Earl of Philadelphia were Sunday guests of Mrs Seeders and Mrs Alice Pickett. Celeste V Clark to lead Christian Endeavor tomorrow on the topic How May We Help to Put the Spirit of Christ into Economic Life. Sue Smith and Mrs Anthony of Denton visited Mr F N Smith and family. The Andersontown Hobbs Homemaker's Club plans a bake at Denton soon. Mrs F E Davis visited sister Mrs Lulu Kelley of Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Voss
Walter Voss
Harrington
Ernest Pollard
Ridgely
J. W. Krabill
Denton
John Pollard
Joshua Porter
Etta Marie
Carlton Frederick Dukes
Albert G. Dukes
Greensboro
W. L. Jump
Dukes
Caroline High School
J. Merritt Hurd
Carl Phillips
Peggy
Snow Hill
Janie Phillips
Laurel
Del
Luther A. Short
Hillsboro
Leland T. Short
Dale
W. W. Sylvester
Harold Brown
Newark
N. J
M. L. Barcus
Annie E. Jackson
Sallie E. Covey
Riverton Avenue
Henry W. Taitt
Henry Albert
Cambridge
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Taitt
Anna M. Cook
Federalsburg
Mary Gelletty
A. G. Gelletty
John White
C. A. Pentz
Fred Love
Wilmington
Chester
Marcus Hook
Ralph Failing
Barbara
Delores
Estelle DeFord
FP. A. DeFord
Howard Wheatley
Cordova
Virginia Morgan
Elizabeth
J. E. Bennett
Baltimore
Everett Pepper
Frank Brown
Fred E. Covey
T. F. Johnson
Rehoboth Beach
William Davis
Hobbs
Annie E. Seeders
Roland Seeders
Springfield
Mass
Maine
Geo. W. Jones
Earl
Philadelphia
Alice Pickett
Celeste V. Clark
Christian Endeavor Service
Sue Smith
Anthony
F. N. Smith
Andersontown-Hobbs
F. E. Davis
Lulu Kelley
Good Food For Sound Thinkers Obedience to Commandments
A Christian Science Monitor reflection on living by the Ten Commandments, urging surrender of material aims and self flaws such as irritability envy and doubt to achieve steadier character and sound thinking.
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Christian Science Monitor
Hillsborg Queen Anne Letter Recaps Local Visitors
Local society notes list visitors to Centreville and area including Olin Hunter family, Frank Hunter, Arthur Morris, Annie Spry, and Kate Wallace with Fannie Wallace. Social calls span Centreville Baltimore Church Hill and nearby towns. Upcoming M E Church chicken and oyster supper set for November 1 at 5 30 pm. Attendance and guest details from Oxford Pa Wilmington Del Queen's Village N Y Easton Hospital treatment for Isaac Sparklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Hunter
Frank Hunter
Arthur Morris
Annie Spry
Baxter
Emory Powell
Centreville
Wm. Morris
Baltimore
Paul Howard
New York
Kate Wallace
Fannie Wallace
Church Hill
H. R. Covell
M. E. Church
Church House
Charles Jarrell
Joseph M. Eaton
Charlanne
Elinor
Oxford
Wilmington
Del
M. W. Brashears
St. Augustine
Fla
Frank Fleming
James Sadler
Camden
N. J
W. B. Sparks
Brown Thawley
Edgar Blades
Miriam Gale
Isaac Sparklin
Easton Hospital
Mite Society Supper Nets 126.50 At Burrsville
The Mite Society of Union M. P. Church held a supper on October 10 with net proceeds of 126.50. Several local families and guests were mentioned as visitors and attendees, and church activities including Wesley M. E. Church construction progress are noted along with local visits and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite Society of Union M. P
James Cahall
Vertie Cahall
Harrington
Wesley Thawley
Denton
R. H. Thachey
Harvest Home
Union M. P
New Wesley M. E
Byron Poore
Greensboro
Pauline Hopkins
Harold Hopkins
Chester
Ray Stafford
W. Ray Jr
Easton
A. T. Garrett
Louw Pedrick
Pitman
N. J
R. H. Dill
Charles Willis
M. E. Parsonage
G.L. Blades
Harlan Blades
Wilmington
Anna Voss
Near Denton
H. A. Porter
Clayton Stafford
Heire Today and Gone Tomorrow
A witty exchange on marriage and cooking, noting a wife with a genius for cooking who stayed briefly, then moved on. The humor contrasts enduring talent with fleeting tenure in domestic life.
Preston Couple Wed In New York City Church
J Purnell Dennis and Irene Keeler of Los Angeles married at The Little Church Around the Corner in New York City on Saturday October 13 at 12 30 p m Their honeymoon sail to Bermuda will follow and they will visit Dennis parents before returning to St Paul Minnesota where he works for the Northern Pacific Railroad Community notices describe local church events student leagues visits and small social items from Preston and surrounding areas including birthdays travels and club activities
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J. Purnell Dennis
Irene Keeler
Los Angeles
Calif
New York City
Bermuda
Dennis
J. T. Dennis
St. Paul, Minn
Northern Pacific Railroad
Public Bible Training School
Binghampton
M. E
Preston
Syria
Holland
Scotland
England
Ireland
Russia
France
Italy
Austria Hungary
Philippine Islands
Oklahoma
Epworth League
Morris Carder
Williamsburg
Springle Kelley
Oakland Grove Farm
Carder
New England
Francis Smith
Wilmington
John Crouse
Helen Smith
Herman Plutchak
Dorothy Lee Patchett
Roy Patchett
New York
Patchett
J. F. Patchett
Little Jean Patchett
Easton Hospital
Howard Holden
Easton
Minnie Tent
Winfield Trice
University of Maryland
T. L. Trice
Franklin Smith
Cambridge Hospital
Fred Reuwer
Baltimore
W. E. Wright
Thomas Corkran
Trenton
N. J
Sarah Smith
Golden College
Henrietta Poole
Elenore Trice
Josephine Berry
Annapolis
Ralph Ledman
John Noble
J. Max Chambers
Elmer Blades
Nelson Todd
Cambridge
J. N. Todd
Harry C. Bradley
Millard Whiteley
Chicago
Raymond Poole
Henrietta
Paul Koerber
Lewis Koeler
Town
Halloween Social Hears Lively Bethlehem Notice
The Ladies' Aid hosts a Halloween social at the community house on Friday October 26 with masked fun and treats. Bethlehem residents Mr and Mrs William H Harding celebrate a Golden Wedding Anniversary Monday October 22 with a 1 to 8 pm at home gathering. Rich with local notices, several residents are mentioned visiting relatives and attending events in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Hallowe’en
William H. Harding
Bethlehem
Everett Stevens
Nina May
W. C. Harding
Lawrence Legates
Norris Colby
Matthews
Claude Thompson
Payton Thompson
Concord
Mamie Legates
Cahalls Host Guests From Greensboro Wilmington and Philadelphia
Mr and Mrs T H Cahall entertained at Sunday dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs Arthur Cahall and children Kenneth and Doris from Greensboro, Mr and Mrs Jack Billing and Virginia Lee from Wilmington, and Mrs Usher and her son from Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Cahall
Arthur Cahall
Kenneth
Doris
Greensboro
Jack Billing
Virginia Lee
Wilmington
Usher
Cahall
Philadelphia
Greensborro and Its Environs Shower and Club Notes
Miss Bessie Langrell to wed today after a Saturday miscellaneous shower at her parents home in Greensboro with many guests listed. The Greensboro Community Club met October 16 to plan Tag Day for the county nurse fund and the Black Eyed Susan play for December. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted, with social visits to Wilmington, Philadelphia, Chestertown, Betterton, and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Langrell
George Langrell
Grace
Fred Baynard
Addie Pritchett
Merrel Spence
E. E. Spence
Norman Baynard
Miriam
W. H. Wyatt
Quinton
William Baynard
Paul and
Albert Bickling
Martha Bickling
James Bilbrough
James Baynard
Walter Raver
Irene Baynard
A. J. Urry
Margaret
Pauline Gardner
Anna Zacharias
Regina
Raymond Vogt
Wayne Phillips
Greensboro Community Club, Inc
W. P. Manlove
E. J. Vandergrift
Mildred Ginn
Willam Cooper
Martha Mae
William Brittingham
Masten's Corner
Roy Detwiler
Philadelphia
Reynolds Brittingham
Marshall Hutson
Myrtle Colter
Claymont
Del
A. J. Williams
Prospect Park
S. D. Carrow
Clayton Porter
Bob
Clara Seward
Freeborn Ellwanger
C. H. Pippin
Mae
Louise Swann
Wilmington
Pippin
Dorothy Swann
Gale Rasin
William Carr
Charles Sipple
Marcus Hook
Carrie Hobbs
Baltimore
Burt Hobbs
Dorothy Roe
Virginia
James Roe
L. W. Taylor
Ella Whiteley
Howard Hardesty
Bridgeville
C. M. Pippin
Jesse Gibson
H. F. Butler
Florida
Gibson
George Jones
Ralph Jones
Henderson
Frank Dill
Lyda Cooper
Mable Rich
H. Steneseifer
Westminster
Ed. Knox
George Luff
John Cohee
Walter Ross
Smyrna
Warren J. Dill
George Hutson
Susan Thawley
Ezekiel] Moore
Alex Dill
Evelyn Hubbard
Swarthmore
Lulu Hevalow
Fred‘ Murphy
Choptank Ladies Aid Oyster Supper a Social and Fundraiser
The Ladies Aid of the M. P. Church in Choptank hosted an oyster supper that drew a strong turnout and earned 77 dollars from the supper plus 10 dollars from a quilt sale. Special thanks go to supporters, and the next aid meeting is set for November 7 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Chambers with all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Church
Choptank
Roland Chambers
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