Local notices and classifieds from Denton area
Long list of small ads and notices including rental offerings, farm equipment for sale, seed and grain for sale, a 10 000 bushel corn purchase, a duck and waffle supper at Community House, photography services, a box social at Smithson School, and upcoming church services and parish announcements. Also mentions a fire at a Greensboro service station, local theater showings, and two state commissions named to review almshouse policies and election laws with Caroline county resident Arthur W. Brumbaugh named to one commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Hoone
Denton
Nuttle Milling Company
N. D. Richards
T. B
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville
Denton P. T. A
Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
Pennsylvania
Kodak
Jopp
Ladies
R. H._ Stafford
Roselth Knapp Breed
Harmony School
Smithson School
Davis Drug Store
John Deere
Superior
Deering
Roland Nest
Palace Theatre
Harrison Nashold
Greensboro
Epiphany Mission
Preston
St. Andrew's Mission
Hurlock
Frank A. Gustafson
Williston
Jacksonville
Fla
H. E. Uhrig
Jackson
Ohio
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Uhrig
Lewis Adams
S. L. Hanby
Concord
Epworth League
Biloomery
Chestnut Grove
Caskie
Ladies Mite Society of
Thaw- Jey’n M. P
Tuckahoe Neck
Thawley’s Hall
Maryland
Itichie
Caroline County
Arthur W. Brumbaugh
Social and Personal Notes From Denton and Vicinity
Regular meeting of Caroline Council No 175 Jr. O U A M featured State Organizer S M Moore of Hagerstown and State Junior Past Councilor W R Dulin of Preston. Officers installed include Cahee, McNeal, Cahee, Roe, Beauchamp, Scotton, George, Kirwan, Schlegel, Collison, Hopkins, Ellwanger, Kirwan, Moore, and others. Social talks, visits, and refreshments followed. Notable items cover Denton clubs, Methodist Endeavor, community visits, and local residents attending events at Western Maryland College and nearby towns. Names include Blanche Hobbs, Roselth Knapp Breed, Frances Kirwan, J Virgil Moore, Lida Wine, Emma Clark, Lucile Bailey, Marjorie Beauchamp, Jane Wine, Kathleen Moore, and many Denton households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Council
No. 175
S. M. Moore
Hagerstown
W. R. Dulin
Preston
Easton
William E. Cahee
Lewis T. McNeal
Fred E. Cahee
J. Carroll George
State Council
Denton Community Club
Roselth Knapp Breed
Blanche Hobbs
Denton
Elmer T. Orme
Frances
Denton Methodist Protestant Christian Endeavor
Western
Maryland
J. Virgil Moore
Lida Wine
Emma Clark
Lucile Bailey
Boon Beauchamp
Marjorie
M. P. Church
T. F. Johnson
W. J. Shawn
John N. Wooters
Linley Wooters
Billy
Mary Callahan
Ridgely
Ralph H. Wooters
Will Wooters
Newark
Del
Elizabeth Wine
Westminster
Jane Wine
Kathileen Moore
Western Maryland College
Jacob B. Davis
Baltimore
Helen W. Stunter
J. B. Davis
Davis
Millard C. Jones
G. H. Jordy
Jordy
Hanover
Margaret Beck
Anne Green
Delaware University
Clarence Beauchamp
Mildred
Belle
Erma Jean
B. H. Johnson
Harrington
R. Emmett Raughley
Charles Rickards
Hebron
Selden C. Watters
Philadelphia
Fannie Shields
Jane Redden
George T. Redden
Sunday Visits and Church Plans Reach Templeville Area
Templeville residents shared Sunday visits with relatives across Maryland and Delaware. Many families, including the Haynes Cooper and Starkey groups, attended church with Sunday School at 10 and a 7 20 p.m. preaching. Revival services begin Sunday evening. Multiple travels included Boston to Federalsburg, Millington to Smyrna, and Philadelphia trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Haynes
Blossom Cooper
Federalsburg
John Davis
William H. Cooper
Hyland Seamans
Millington
Homer Stufft
Greensboro
Medford Starkey
Eugene Hall
Millville
N. J
Bessie Starkey
Smyrna
Del
Eugene Everett
Amos Wyatt
Doris Ann
Ames Wyatt
Cambridge
Kate O. Knotts
Mary Knotts
Katie Stafford
Roland Knotts
K. Knotts
Ladies Aid
Guerney Knotts
Edna Cahall
Samuel Buckey
Dundalk
Joseph Gibson
Goldsboro
Helen Golt
Wilmington
Thomas Golt
Frank Baughley
Philadelphia
Mollie Diggans
Queen Anne
William II
Kinnamon
Nobles head West severs ties for California move
Paul Noble leaves his in business posts in Federalsburg after leasing a bungalow in Alhambra California to join his brother Robert in the West. He travels with wife and daughter aided by relatives, planning to settle near Robert Noble who already lives in San Francisco area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far West
Robert
Paul Noble
California
Alhambra
San Francisco
Robert Noble
Mr. Noble
Robert Davis
Roland Jefferson
Robert M. Hallowell
Isaac
Harry
Ambler
Federalsburg
William N. Heim
Norristown
Caroline County
T. Alan Goldsborough
W. Brewster Deen
Denton
Har‘lock
East New Market
Eastern Shore Trust Company
Ebenezer
Finesville
Thi
Orphans Court Proceedings in Caroline County
The Orphans Court in Caroline County met in regular session with Judges West Harper and Shawn pres ent. Several estates were administered with letters granted, bonds filed, creditors notices ordered, and appraisers named. Final accounts and inventories were approved for multiple estates including Fitzsimmons Cox Clark and Cahall Sullivan Baldwin. Mrs. Monroe G. Crouse, a Baltimore hospital patient, returned home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
West
Harper and Shawn
James W. Fitzsimmons
A. Vance Peterson
T. Frank Seward
William F. 2J Jackson
John W. Cox
Linnie Cox
Charles B. Harrison
Everett C. Kelley
Charles E. Andrew
NeHie B. Todd
L. Bernice Taylor
John T. Clark
Clara Quillen
Grant DeWitt
George C. Johnson
Mollie Emerson
Thomas A. Emerson
A. Vaneie Peterson
James BE. Cheezum
Annie M. Cheezum
Charles W. Sigman
Fred Perry
Archie Spies
George A. Henry
Bessie D. Hennry
Ll. H. Thomas
E. M. Willey l
D. I. C. Legg
T. A
James H. Cahall
Isaiah Jones
Martha A. Sullivan
Jennnie S. Baldwin
Pearl Clark
Martha A. Clark
Oscar Wyatt
Charles Wyatt
John Wyatt
Edgar Wyatt
Ridgely District News Highlights Seventh District Club
Weekly Ridgely News Letter reviews the fourteenth anniversary of the Ridgely Community Club with roll call humor, tributes to founders and past leaders, and performances by the Girls Choral Club. Local visits, society notices, and upcoming church and school events fill a page of community life in the Seventh District.
Waterway Hearing Draws Local and National Leaders
The Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors heard from a large assembly on the inland waterway from Chincoteague Bay to Delaware Bay. Notables included Congressmen Goldsborough and Bland, Senator Goldsborough, and Mayor McCabe, citing an estimated $120,000 yearly freight savings while endorsing broad waterway development and rail integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Engineers For Rivers and Harbors
Chincoteague Bay
Delaware Bay
Del
T. Alan Goldsborough
Phillias Lee Goldsborough
Robert G. Houston
Delaware
Schuyler O. Bland
Menaleus Lankford
Virginius
W. W. McCabe
Del-Mar-Va
Eastern Shore Association
Geo. Barnes
House of Delegates
Worcester County
Goldsborough
Good
Atlantic Intracostal Waterway Association
Great Lakes
Kipling
Hoover
Eastern Shore Federation Meeting Adorns Berlin Church
The sixteenth semi annual Eastern Shore District Maryland Federation of Woman's Clubs met October 17 at Buckingham Presbyterian Church Berlin Maryland. Twenty one clubs answered roll call with 250 members present. Mrs. John L. Alcock State President attended and spoke on club work. A History of Berlin was read by Mrs. Harry Purnell, a poem by Dr. L P Bowen was read, and a music program directed by Mrs. Marshall Post featured performances by local artists. Rev Robert A Boyle spoke on The Progress of Woman and the district will reconvene in Cambridge in May 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
Sturry Hemmons
W. Jones
Margaret Swing
White
Redskin
Zchua Winstead
Margaret Lautsbury
Robert E.smith
New York State
Jennie Smith
Gertrude Deyo
Everett. Terwilliger
Jannette
Smith
Ord. Raleigh
Charles Starkey
Peacock
Sides
Chestertown
Ratnand Knotts
Kate Knotts
Misa Mary Knotts
Katie Stafford
William Knotts
Federalsburg
Selby Smith
Bryan Turbitt
Philadelphia
Turbitt
Mary Guarrigues
Baltimore
Marguerite Nholsinger
Goucher College
Paul Hoffman
Frank Sinous
Frank Klotz
Norman Wilson
Eastern Shore Federation
Berlin
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Methodist Parsonage
Bennett Emory
Cheswold
Della Turner
Dover
Mollie Richards
Wilmington
Harry Laird
Mary
Ed. Stevens
Stevens
Adele
Rehoboth
Mary Moore
Marydel
Willard Jones
Sarah Pippin
Fred Flounders
Thomas Jarrret
Theresa
Washington
McBride
William Snowberger
Franklyn Meredith
Alan Temple
Starry Swann
Chester
Grace Beste
Margaret Collier
Cincinnati
Ed. Morris
Frank Flowers
Denton
Fred Kemp
Davis
A. L. Russell
E. C. Russell
Atlantic City
John Mulford Swing
Fred
McDonagh
James W. Fitzsimmons
Downes
Davis Wilson
Mgr
John Briscoe
Massachusetts
Beatrice Vaughn
Hopewell
F. D. Anthony
Church of the Brethren
B. W. Briscoe
John
Pennsylvania
C. W. Moore
Goodwill Bible Clusa
The
Reformed School
Garman’s
Topkis Brothers
Frank Flounders
New York
Gertrude Wheatley
Louise Wilson
Mary Barnes
Clayton
John Applebaum
Gaitley
Mary Wooters
Charles Garland
Drexel Hill
Pattie Loulsbury
Centreville
Ringgold
Eastern Shore
Maryland
Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Buckingham Presbyterian Church
John L. Alcock
Presbyterian Circle
Harry Purnell
L. P. Bowen
Willard Springer
Bowen
Marshall Post
George Vincent
Snow Hill
Mervyn Hastings
Castle of Dreams
John Riley
Virginia Ayres
Herman Merrill
Salisbury
Robert A. Boyle
Presbyterian Church of
Iie
Cambridge
Salisbury visitors and hosts enjoy week of social calls
Mrs. W. L. Allen of Salisbury spent the week with Mrs. Q. M. Macomber the pair hosting on Sunday. Guests included Mrs. P. H. Doody Miss Patricia Doody Misses Virginia and Victoria Taylor and Mr. Victor Taylor all of Salisbury. Miss Hazel Macomber returned from Baltimore where she visited Miss Lucile Trussell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Allen
Salisbury
Q. M. Macomber
Macomber
P. H. Doody
Patricia Doody
Virginia
Victoria Taylor
Victor Taylor
Hazel Macomber
Baltimore
Lucile Trussell
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Amusements and Local Visits
News from the Twin Towns Along the Tuckahoe. A Halloween party at Hillsboro School on October 31 and a Tuesday lecture by Mrs Roselth Knapp Breed in Tri-County High School promise amusement. Local visitors include Easton, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Wilmington trips. church and school events noted with many family and neighbor social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County
Roselth Knapp Breed
Breed
Chautauqua
Lyceum
Atlantic
Pacific
Elia Pennington
Ethel, Holt
Carrie Fleming
Virginia Holt
Easton
Clifton Hicks
Edgar Swann and Son
Emma Wilmot
Willian Hopkins
Trappe
Thomas Jarrell
Washington, D. C
Fred Flounders
Ridgely
Charles Jarrell
James Price
Matthewstown
Willard Russell
Richcreek
Queen Anne
George Stewart
G. Knott
N. E. Knott and Son
Cambridge
Barton Morgan
Maud Waters
Virginia
Roland Fisher
Denton
Lay Beaven
Susie Thompson
Clara Thompson
W. B. Sparks
Sudlersville
Claude Baker
George McDaniel
W. B
Worship Schedule And Social Events At M E Church South
The weekly order lists Sunday School at 9 30 a m preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m with a Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m. A Brotherhood social is set for Friday at 7 30 p m. First fall event invites broad attendance and hints at an improved program. Birthday honors for Minnie Morgan included a cake and gifts. Nearby residents are noted through various visits and family gatherings across Salisbury Hebron Catonsville and Philadelphia with multiple mentions of Morgan Jump and Eley families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.E. Church South
Lee H. Richcreek
Brotherhood
Reynolds Murphy
T. Culver
Hebron
William Barton
Centreville
Percy Harrison
St. Michaels
Everett Blades
J. E. Morgan
Caldwell Wilson
Easton
Minnie Morgan
Jake Gibson
Gibson
Bridgetown
Charles Barton
Calloway
Eley
Ingleside
Howard Eley
Bernard Messick
Claiborne
Oscar Briscoe
Engagement Announced In Greensboro Friends Note
Announcement: James Edwin Curry of Philadelphia to wed Hattie M. Atkinson of Concord both graduates of Greensboro High School. Social notes mention numerous visits, showers, and weekends shared by local families including Baynards, Bilbroughs, Luffs, and others across Wilmington Easton Lynchburg and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edwin Curry
Philadelphia
Hattie M.atkinson
Concord
Curry
J. E. Curry
Norman Baynard
Ruth Bilbrough
Archibald Foster
Wilmington
Anna Weaver
Elizabeth Rawlings
Lida Jarrell
Wesley Jarrell
Easton
I. T. Tuthill
Arthur
Lynchburg
Frank Meredith
Christine Draper
Frederick
J. Richard Gardner
Divine Lady to Open at Palace Denton
The Divine Lady stage romance comes to First National cinema. Corrinne Griffith stars as Lady Hamilton with Lord Nelson as key figure in a Napoleonic era saga. The film, directed by Frank Lloyd, features H B Warner, Victor Varconi, Montagu Love and others in a grand historical production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National
Corrinne Griffith
Palace Theatre
Denton
Lady Hamilton
Miss Griffith
Lord Nelson
England
Napoleon
Naples
Lord Hamilton
E. Barrington
Frank Lloyd
Epic
H. B. Warner
Victor Varconi
Tan Keith
Marie Dressler
Montagu Love
Dorothy Cummings
In Memoriam Ida Virginia Mother
In sad remembrance of our dear mother Ida Virginia who died one year ago October 23. We recall her face blue eyes and gentle touch as a guardian angel. Her loving sons Taylor and Frank express enduring memory and a wish for eternal rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Ida’ Virginia
Taylor
Frank
Miss Harriet Murphy 84 Dies in Bridgeville Del
Miss Harriet Murphy aged 84 died Friday the 18th at her niece Mrs Dawson Todd’s home in Bridgeville Del where she had lived for three years after being a dressmaker with her sister Miss Eliza Petit Murphy in Denton prior to 1926. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon and the remains were taken to Concord for interment conducted by Rev Melvin E B Wheatley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Murphy
Dawson Todd
Bridgeville
Del
Concord
Mellvin EB. Wheatley
Eliza Petit Murphy
Denton
Burrsville News Budget Highlights Local Life
Mrs Annie Porter widow of Arlington T Porter dies at 78 in Dover Delaware. Survived by two daughters Lulu Bullock and Mary Graham five grandchildren two brothers and a sister. Funeral held at her Harrington home and interment in Wesley cemetery Burrsville. Harvest Home services and revival events, local visits, and social gatherings are noted along with church activities and community members’ travels and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Porter
Arlington T. Porter
John Bullock
Dover
Del
Lulu ‘Bullock
Mary Graham
Harrington
Wesley Cemetery
Burrsville
Wesley
Union M. P
Hurral
Hickman
Hickman l
R. H. Thawley
Wesley Thawley
Denton
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah Caverns
Gettysburg
Frank Price
Steele
Bobby
Ernest Knotts
Chester
George Cherry
Ridgely
Lawrence Price
Viola Morgan
Burrs Ville
Philadelphia
Margaret Kenny
Isabel Mills
Edna Collins
Harry Felstone
Gordon Windrum
Charlie Collins
Paul Jones
Woman’s Unity Club
Misa Spafford
Joseph Ross
Harvest Home
Wesley M
Here
Mite Society
Union Church
Annie Price
Miss Blanche
Wilmington
J. W. Price
Clarence Lofland
Near Town
Alfred Baughley
T. P. Parker
Allen Garrett
Easton
A. T. Garrett
Frank Russell
Hillsboro
G. L. Blades
Will Wilson
Community Club hosts Andersontown-Hobbs event
Mrs Annie Todd entertained the Andersontown Hobbs Community Club on Thursday afternoon with a large attendance and a business meeting followed by homemade candies. The club plans an Achivement Day program in November. Various local residents were mentioned in visits and social appearances, including the Trice family, O Rourke family, Jubb and Willis households, and updates on a friend’s illness and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Todd
Andersontown
Daniel O’rourke
Mary
Cornelia O'Rourke
Lawrence O'Rourke
George
Calvin Jubb
Edgar Willis
L. H. Thomas
James Hardesty
Alfred Saulsbury
Greenwood
John Orees
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the Local Department
wepaprenhbHy
Templeville
Monroe G. Crouse
Tuckahoe
Memoriam
Burrsville News Budget
Delaware Line
Hobbs
Louis R
Dukes
Fpp
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