Local notices and ads in Caroline county news
A Denton page itemizes sales services and public notices. Journal ads offer trespass notices, a young horse for sale, radio repair, hats, milk price, and employment service dates. Elections updates include candidate filings and clerk appointments. Community events list church services, supper and school notices, and a tent meeting schedule with music guests.
Social News Highlights From Denton and Surrounding Area
A lively page of personal visits and social events across Denton Maryland and nearby towns. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Lord and numerous Baltimore and Philadelphia visitors. the Eastern Star Denton chapter program features a Floral Ceremony pageant. Local farewells, cottage stays, and outings fill the week with gatherings, visits, and community notices.
Camp Huntingfield Closes Third Summer Season
Camp Huntingfield near Rock Fall under John D. Slaughter of Baltimore wrapped its third season on August 26 with sixty boys enrolled. Camp Day on August 24 featured activities and awards including Kemp Hetzer receiving the best camper cup. Nearby, Dr. Fred J. Wright, an optometrist from Denton, joined Maryland optometrists meeting in Ocean City. Local church notices and social visits are listed, including several Denton residents and visitors from Baltimore and Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Association of Optometrists
A. L. Trussell
E. F. Ohlmeyer
R. C. Hoofnagle
Baltimore
Methodist Protestant Churches
Caroline Charge
Thawley’s
Burrsville
Christian Endeavor
Piney Church
E. C. Wright
Mary Walter
Camden
N. J
Frederick Wright
Near Town
A. B. Custer
J. Douglas
Evelyn Virginia
Washington
Sallie Morgan
Emily Bullock
Dukes Pepper
Chester
Everett Pepper
Ella Walters
Grasonville
Talmage A. R. Strong
H. Mary Walter
Frederick F. Wright
Kathryn E. Hirs
Washington, D. C
Edward H. Hirs
Lawrence Irwin
Brooklyn
N. Y
Denton
Hillsboro social notes and club meeting announced
Hillsboro reports visits from Mr Henry Fleming and Mrs Kitty Wise in town plus Mrs Winston Sharp of Wilmington. Elinor Eaton recovered from a bad fall. Reading Pa residents R R Helms and E R Adams spent the weekend with Susie Thompson. Community Club to hold first Fall meeting September 4 at the Club House. Franks Seward of Ridgely and I T Sparklin hosted Sunday guests. Philadelphia visit notes and town visitors include Mrs Chas Jarrell, Mrs J E Eaton, Miss Frances Fisher, Miss Mary Louise Dodds returning from Chester Md. Mrs Brown Thawley of Burrsville spent Monday with Mrs Edgar Blades. Mrs Carrie Holt Fleming of Easton visited town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fleming
Kitty Wise
Winston Sharp
Wilmington
Frank Fleming
Elinor Eaton
R. R. Helms
E. R. Adams
Reading
Susie Thompson
Frank Seward
Ridgely
I. T. Sparklin
Chas. Jarrell
J. E. Eaton
Frances Fisher
Philadelphia
Mary Louise Dodds
Chester
Brown Thawley
Burrsville
Edgar Blades
Carrie Holt Fleming
Easton
Caroline County Schools Reopen For Regular Term
The public schools of Caroline County will reopen with a full day regular session on Tuesday September 4. There are 2750 eligible pupils for elementary or high schools this fall including children who will be six by January 1, 1935. Younger children wait until next September. The Board of Education appointed Miss Helen Norris and Miss Margaret Stewart as teachers at Greensboro High School and Smithson one room school. A county teachers meeting is set for Friday August 31 with principal Benjamin C Willis. Teachers will prepare in classrooms before opening day to ensure a strong start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Bullock & White
Denton
Irvin Smith
Third St
J. Franklin Davis
A. E. Miller
Randolph Ave
National Re-Employment Service
Caroline County
Denton Court House
Emory D. Kimmey
Ormond L. Andrew
Board of Election Supervisors
J. Edward Nichols
Baltimore
Willing Workers Bible Class
George Lowe
Harry J. Murphy
W. Louise Dukes
F. B. Pickering
R. T. K. Garey
W. H. Young
West’s
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
William H. Evans
John W. Allfather
Treauher
Edward H. Hirs
John White
Hillsboro
Greensboro
Caroline High School
Benjamin C. Willis
E. Clark Fontaine
Chestertown
Eastern Shore High Schools
Mike Seiler
Williston
Charles Todd
Concord
Mr. Seiler
Todd
Frederic N. Nichols
Seiler
Clyde A. Pentz
Concord M. E
Epworth League
Earl Love
Chestnut Grove
Hickman
Bloomery
M. E
Bethel Pilgrim Holiness Church
Goldsboro
Mayme Parker
Winifred Mears
Cambridge
A Am Gh
Board of Education
Helen Norris
Margaret Stewart
Smithson
Local Residents Visit and Household News in Dover Area
Bethlehem families Mr. and Mrs. Payton Thompson and Rev. and Mrs. Claude Thompson with a daughter spent Monday in Dover with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gruwell. Mr. and Mrs. James Miley hosted John L. Dobbs and daughter Mrs. Littleton of Baltimore this week. Miss Agnes Legates, a student nurse, returned to Chester Hospital after vacation at home. Clifford Fairbanks of Tilghman stayed a few days with Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Thomas. Charles Perry visits his aunt Mrs. McCormick in Cordova for two weeks. Everett Stevens and his wife visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Harding on Sunday. Esther Harrington and Mrs. Harley Davenport spent Monday in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Lord
Potter’s Landing
Paul Carey
Fred Lord
Kenneth
Betty Lord
Baltimore
Lacy Lord
North Wales
Paul Hill
Montgomeryville
Sallie Carey
Charles Atkins
Laurel, del
Helen Owens
Fruitland
Robert Lord
Dottie
Ridgely
Paul Maroney
Leon and
Shirley
Williston
Lord
Charles Lord
Charles Crozer
Child
Order
Caroline
The
Eastern Star
Denton
Benjamin F. Johnson
Thomas O. Crouse
Fred J Wright
M. Kemp Newnam
Walter Sylvester
James Thawley
Carroll George
Anne Voss
Lawnace Moore
Carrie Morgan
Queen Anne
Robert Clark
Federalsburg
Mamie Willis
Joseph H. VanSant
Philadelphia
VanSant
Greensboro
Arthur Cahall
Pittsburgh
Lucy A. Cahall
Guy Mills
R. L. McQuiston
Braddock
M. F. H. Collison
South Second St
Calvin Lister
Lester Towers
Hazel Adams
Winnie Towers
Chester Anderson
Pioneer Point Farm
Centreville
G. H. Rice
Wilmington
Raymond Williams
M. P. Sunday School
Lee Walston
Everett Pepper
George M. Christie
Katharine
Doris Mae Harrington
W. W. Houch
Reading
Garland Lake
New York
Ormond L. Andrew
Layman J. Redden
Elias W. Nuttle
Edwina Nichols
Anna Bryant
Bernice Wooters
Rehoboth
Eugene H. Foster
Clearwater
Fla
Walter Sparklin
Sadlersville
Wm. C. Marion
Helen
Billy Marion
J. L. George
Elmer Horsey
Irving L. Horsey
Wm. J. Richards
Denton M. E. Church
Sallie Covey
Clarence E. Beauchamp
Mildred Belle
Erma Jean
James N. Clark
Kirklyn
George Baynard
Little Son
Walter Howard
Jean Kauffman
St. Louis
Lester S. Kauffman
Joe Dutton
Rebecca
Anne
W. T. Shockley
Thomas J. McGann
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wm. J. Irwin
Clara Hitchcock
J. Kemp Stevens
J. Owen Knotts
Ormond Wright
Rudolph Graef
Allentown
Raymond Wiliams
Payton Thompson
Claude Thompson
F. H. Thomas
Dover
Edward Gruwell
James Miley
John L. Dobbs
Littleton
Agnes Legates
Chester Hospital
Clifford Fairbanks
Tilghman
Charles Perry
McCormick
Cordova
Everett Stevens
W. C. Harding
Esther Harrington
Harley Davenport
Joseph Rittenhouse
Easton
W. M. Wine
Woodside
Del
Levi Ziegler
Waynesboro
H. F. King
Myerstown
Norman Leese
William Sanger
Harry Ziegler
New Providence
Wesley Honey
Frank Simon
Herbert Jones
Ridgely Fire Company
Church House
Fred Taylor
Corsica Neck
Massachusetts
Ladies’ Aid Society
George McGough
Charles Lawrence
Johnstown
Paul Holsinger
Howard Quaintance
Phoebe Jane
Silver Spring
J. D. Davis
Sally Parsons
Ethel
Montague
Emma Stuart
Oxford
Walter Moore
Edward Robinson
Harold Williams
Chestertown
Beatrice Bower
Seventh District
Democratic Club
Caroline County
Walter Bennington
Paul
Red Point Beach
North East
L. Bahney
Aileen
Ruth
Sussex
N. J
Claymont
John Thomas
A. W. Thompson
Alan Parsons
Harrington
William Cannon
L. M. Winstead
Grubb
Chester
Emma Jackson
Harold Fountain
Richard
Charles Herzog
Bess Devor
Kent Temple
Kent Jr
Bryn Mawr
W. T. Temple
James Lewis
James and
Albert
Bert Hagadone
Lee Mitchell
Roxanna
Charles Detwiler
Andrew Mitchell
John Sharp
Mary Sharp
George Bullock
G. W. Smith
William Wooters
Easton Hospital
Jack Clark
William Urry
Linwood
A. J. Urry
Maggie Elliott
Elliott
Mollie Laramore
Goldsboro
Will Clark
Strode Beckham
Washington
B. C. Beckham
Mildred Oakes
Buckberry
Owens
Bowling Green
Charles Rich
Mabel
Margaret Cooper
Ocean City
Clinton Martin
Loraine
Marcus Hook
Billie Wheeler
George Atkins
New Jersey
W. B. Massey
Roberta Hastings
Steinman
Zedoc Draper
Dewing
Seward
Salisbury
W. J. Richards
Thomas Edwards
Samuel
Ellen
Rehoboth Beach
Carrie Sylvester
C. M. Pippin
Hilda Weaver
Edith Cartwright
Eloise Pritchett
J. E. Weaver Jr
Merrell Spence
Samuel Spence
J. Walker Taylor
Helen Naylor
Maynard Hubbard
Wilson Jump and Son
Claude Conner
C. B. Jarman
Jarman
Columbus
Ohio
Alan Curry
Nancy
Paul Curry
Marvin Dill
Alan Thornton
Pauline Clark
Arthur Smith
Owings
Elwood Wyatt
N. A. Smith
Laurel Camp
Irving Morris
New York City
C. B. Morris
Wesley Smith
Marydel
John Cohee
Alfred Blackburn
Newark
Virginia Horsey
Bridge
Mary Russell
Council
Marie Eaton
Mildred Pippin
Norman Ashlton
Fifty Year Reunion Highlights Ridgely Church of the Brethren
More than three hundred descendants from Maryland Pennsylvania and Delaware gathered for the Ridgely Church of the Brethren fiftieth anniversary reunion. Speakers included George McDaniel and Mrs. J. K. Lynch amid reminiscences from surviving charter members. Social events featured hymns, a basket lunch, and a reorganized Ridgely Benefit Card Club with biweekly library gatherings.
New Dean Amanda T Bradley to Lead Washington College
Amanda T Bradley named the new Dean of Women at Washington College, to begin the 163rd year on September 12, also serving as assistant English professor at Chestertown. She holds an MA from Radcliffe, pursued doctoral work at Harvard, and comes from Alabama with previous college teaching in Tennessee and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington College
Amanda T. Bradley
Eastern Shore
Miss Bradley
Chestertown School
Radcliffe College
Harvard University
Alabama
Tennessee
Radcliffe
Community Ladies Aid notes events and visits
Mrs. Louis Butler hosts the Ladies Aid at the Community House amid illness of Mrs. Elmer Butler. A supper planned for October, September host, and Christian Endeavor resumes with a talk on honesty. Several guests from Baltimore, Woodbine, Philadelphia, and Wilmington visited local families. moves to Denton noted for J. R. Ricards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Butler
Louis Butler
Ladies Aid
Kenneth Ramsburg
J. H. Dandy
Ramsburg
Aid
L. H. Thomas
J. P. Quent
Albert
Baltimore
Dickerson
Helen
Catherine Towers
Rehoboth
F. N. Smith
Misses Towers
Woodbine
Harvey Moore
Philadelphia
M. Merriken
B. B. Allen
J. R. Richards
Wilmington
Goldsboro Beats Hickman 3 to 2 at Home in Local Diamond
Goldsboro notes a 3 to 2 victory over Hickman on the local diamond with plans to host Houston Del. today at 3 o clock. The town welcomes back teachers Dennison Willoughby Curry as schools re open next Tuesday and a watermelon party honors Rev C R Curtis and wife Edith Cartwright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Curtis
Jarrettsville
Hickman
Houston
Del
Marjorie Williams
Jennie Griffin
Easton
Emma Johnson
Bill Ross
Edward
Clifford Hughes
Rehoboth Beach
Dennison
Willoughby
Curry
Sewing Circle
Edith Cartwright
Wilmington
Virgie Cartwright
Harvey Morris
Philadelphia
W. C. Cheffins
Madalyn Marvel
Bridgetown
Henry Marvel
Alice Elloitt
Wm. West
Hardy
W. J. Murphy
E. S. Martin
Laurel Camp
Minnie Dennison
New York
Card of Thanks for kindness after bereavement
We extend sincere thanks for kindness and sympathy shown to us during our bereavement and appreciate the floral tributes. Mrs. Wm. H. Irwin and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Irwin
Preston Matters of Interest Local notes from Preston and visitors
Mr and Mrs Wm Able of near Montreal visit their aunt Mrs Celia Kelley and recount three months touring England Scotland and other places. The Abels plan more stops en route to Montreal. Various Preston residents host visitors, attend services at the Church of the New Jerusalem and Epiphany Mission, and prepare for county candidate visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Able
Montreal
Canada
Celia Kelley
Able
England
Scotland
Preston
Charlie Whiteley
Abel
Rezina
P. H. McDonnell
Bobby
Elizabeth Deiling
Ann
Helen McKain
Monongah
W. Va
J. A. Riedy
Louis Koehler
Florida
Helen Smith
Mable Todd
Benny
Elbert Todd
Niagara Falls
Fred Wright
Doris
Ollie Corkran
Baltimore
Fred Edgell
G. C. Williams
Dorothy
Wilmington
Harry F. Whiteley
Reuben Carew
Dame’s Quarter
Carew
Taylor’s Woods
J. P. Wright
Clayton Taylor
Hooper’s Island
Esther Lord
Easton
Emmett Carew
Washington
Church of the New Jerusalem
Epiphany Mission
Alfred Bradley
Christopher
Federalsburg
Gootee Christopher
Phil Wright
Walter
Richmond
H. B. Wright Jr
C. F. Noble
M. V. Bankert
New Jersey
Grove Church Invite And Local Social Notes
Infant Edwin Collins, son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Collins, suffered a crib fall and has undergone three operations at Easton Hospital but is improving. Sunday School 10 am and preaching 11 am with Mr Collins visiting Grove Church. Ladies Aid oyster supper at Preston High School September 6 and 7 at 5 pm. Various local visits and church notices including Rev Betts christening Betty Anne Collins and comments on World’s Fair attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Collins
Leonard Collins
Easton Hospital
Grove
Mr. Collins
Grove Church
Ladies Aid of
Preston High School
Howard Steward
G. Murray
Wilmington
Del
Calvin Betts
A. W. Betts
Betty Anne Collins
Perry Collins
Chester Moore
Newark
Roy Hubbard
B. R. Collins
B. M. Connelly
Hudson Taylor
Chicago
Charles Perry
William Collins
Jennie Butler
Easton
Denton to Easton road project nears bridge completion
Construction on the Denton Tuckahoe Neck Road progresses toward a cold weather bridge finish. The 16.7 mile route will soon see a concrete State Road spanning from West Denton to Tuckahoe Bridge with work spanning Caroline and Talbot counties. Credit goes to county commissioners and officials for driving the project through this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton-Tuckahoe Bridge
Caroline County
Talbot County
Denton
Easton
Board of County Commissioners
J. Frank Lane
P. W. Downes
E. T. Orme
T. Clayton Horsey
State Roads Commission
West Denton
Tuckahoe Bridge
Queen Anne church offers sermons studies and youth events
Queen Anne St Pauls Church announces services led by Clarence Louis Fossett on September 2 at 10:30 with God or Dirt and 7:30 Born in a University as first in a Methodist history study series. Midweek prayer Thursday. Youth division opens fall season led by Howard Eley and Ruth Reynolds. A new Christian Education board was formed under Dr. John Paul Tyler including H. E. Morgan and others to coordinate church education programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Queen Anne
Clarence Louis Fossett
America
Fossett
Howard Eley
Ruth Reynolds
John Paul Tyler
Board of Christian Education
H. E. Morgan
Harry Kemp
Charles Barton
Henry Morgan
George
Mary Cooper
Horace Morgan
Jake Gibson Jr
Earl Howard Morgan
Reynolds Gibson
Lloyd Fleming Jr
Eloise Morgan
G. S. Lightner
E. B. Lightner
Byron Barton
Isbaelle Barton
E. H. Dashiell
New York
Levi Hollister
Tuckahoe Neck
Jack Bishop
Queenstown
Harvey Kilbourne
Baltimore
J. A. Gibson
George Shower
Nancy
Maryland
Mary Diggans
Clarence Bennett
Ambrose Lucas
Mattie Price
Irene Price
Wilmington
C. L. Fossett
J. P. Taylor
Dora Sewell
Fred Russell
Chestertown
Foster Sadler
Sadlersville
Harry Knotts
Eleanor Flowers
Shirley Morton
Easton
Harry Moore
Rehoboth
Blades twins celebrate twelfth birthday at Burrsville party
Leonard and Kennard Blades, twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Blades, were treated to a birthday party on August 22 with a twelve candle cake and many gifts. Over fifty guests attended as games were played and refreshments served. Wesley M. E. Church women announce a no supper event on September 4 at the old schoolhouse to benefit the new church under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard and
Kennard
Harlan Blades
Wesley M. E
Alfred Baughley
W. T. Bullock
Henry Stafford
John Parris
John Wooters
Rosa Hurd
Nellie Satterfield
Del-Mar-Va
G. L. Blades
R. H. Tha
Brooklyn
N. Y
H. A. Porter
J. W. Price
Oak Orchard
Ridgely Couple Guests And Local Theatre Makeover
The Ridgely Theatre received a newly painted front enhancing its curb appeal. Miss Thelma Bowman is under treatment at the Children's Hospital School in Baltimore. Visitors from Philadelphia included Mr and Mrs Jos Roche Jr and Robert Kibler last Sunday. Mr and Mrs E G Finney of Wilmington greeted friends in Ridge ly last week. Mrs Brian Turbitt of Philadelphia recently visited Mr and Mrs Selby Smith. Miss Dorothy Samis and Mr Page Jones visited in Philadelphia last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Bowman
Children’s Hospital School
Baltimore
Jos. Roche Jr
Robert Kibler
Philadelphia
Ridgely Theatre
E. G. Finney
Wilmington
Ridgely
Brian Turbitt
Selby Smith
Dorothy Samis
Page Jones
Died and visiting notes fill Greensboro region notices
Mrs Ida Andrew wife of J E Andrew cigar maker died Thursday of diabetes after months of ill health. Survived by husband daughter Mrs Veda Hubbard of Philadelphia son John Andrew and extended family. Funeral at her home 2 pm Rev D Earl Willis officiating. Interment Greensboro cemetery. Also death notices: Floyd Cahall infant son of Mr and Mrs John Cahall died August 19 of cholera infantum. services held at Bethel Church with Rev Mary Garrett. Numerous social notes recount visits and greetings among residents from Goldsboro to New York City, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Atlantic City, with church and travel references throughout Greensboro area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Andrew
J. E. Andrew
Veda Hubbard
Philadelphia
John Andrew
D. Earl Willis
Greensboro
Floyd
John Cahall
Goldsboro
Bethel Church
Mary Garrett
Bernice Gibson
New York City
G. C. Phillips
Coester
Miss Gibson
Phillips
Rock Hall
Russell Reed
Akron
Ohio
Tilghman Whitby
Chester
Arlie Dingledine
Whitby
Edgar Wyatt
Dorothy
Myrtle
Olive
Reynolds
Wilbur
Elmer
Llanerch
Oscar Wyatt
Medford Price
Annie Edwards
Maurice Frampton
Sophia Howard
Lydia A. Dobson
Harvey Dobson
Cape Charles
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the Local Department
Bethlehem
Shore College
Hobbs
Tuckahoe Neck Road
D. Ralph Horsey Hardware
Anna Weineke
Charles
Noble Sipple
Atlantic City
Elizabeth Hughes
Cunningham
M. K. Newnam