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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1933

Page

5

Derton Journal Teens Offer Countywide Mews Under This Head

A Derton Journal late edition invites county residents to submit news items under a general heading. The notice calls for items from AH parts of the county and targets teen contributors for a community bulletins column.

Caroline schools reopen after long break

Local notices cover school reopening on Monday September 4 in Caroline County. Other items include Eastern Star resumes September 7, local church services, medical cases, sales pitches, and community updates on housing, apparel, and a welcome home service for Mary E. Cole at Smithson Chapel.

Caroline Thomas A. Kempis Order of Eastern Star Frederick Harper Royal Oak Williston George E. Sokolsky Caroline County Ridgely Denton A. Miller Third St Randolph Ave Wm. K. Scotton Market Street Fifth Denton Methodist Episcopal Church Milton S. Andrews U—M K. Newnam Holy Trinity Church Greensboro Christ Church St. Paul’s Church Hillsboro Vivian Wooley George Wooley Federalsburg Wooley Lewes Dover

Social News From Denton And Surrounding Areas

Miss Jane Wine of Denton has been named home economics teacher at Preston school filling Miss Miriam Lloyds vacancy. Miss Pringle and Hiram G. Tappan wed at a Denton home with Rev J W Krabill officiating. Numerous local residents visit relatives in Baltimore Easton Wilmington and Washington. Washington votes for repeal while Texas also goes wet. A near electrocution accident injures Harold Krabill in Denton as communities seek flood relief and health drives after a coastal storm with Red Cross aid and county relief efforts. Maryland reports 16 deaths with residents seeking federal funds and state support for rebuilding efforts.

Jane Wine Denton Board of Education Caroline County Preston School Miriam Lloyd Wine Western Maryland College Harrison Maine Mary Stella Pringle Webster Pringle Federalsburg Hiram Grandel Tappan J. W. Krabill Pringle Caroline High School J. Frank Saulsbury J. Frank Booth Washington Susan Saulsbury Winchester William C. Marth Billie Woodbine N. J W. E. Tarburton Ethel Tilghman Easton John B. Patchett Henry Becker Brooklyn J N. Y Lida McGann Thomas Esther Kelley Greensboro India Todd Frank Doerr E. R. Hastings Laurel Isaac Larrimore del- Mar-Va Wm. R. Trippe Baltimore E. T. Tubbs South Second Street Fred Towers House North Second The Square Millard Collison Otto Kishner McKeesport Kirshner Isabelle Hake Wilmington Hitchcock Wilmer Parker Dover Webster J. Taylor Mary Culver Eleanor Arget Pocono Lake Niaggara Falls Canada W. T. Shockley Dorothy Havre de Grace Clarence Shockley E. C. Martin W. J. Martin Arizona Margaret Joseph H. Vansant Philadelphia Rehoboth Del Anna Moore Baxter Sam Nowell Sension New Jersey Hiawatha South Second St Audrey Smith Richard Webb Jr Richard Webb Sr Raymond N. Fifield Florence Patchett Gerald Pine Chas. Howard Washington, D. C William Taylor Little Myra Belmar Walter Sylvester Texas Harold Krabill Havel Krabill EB. Paul Knotts William H. Bradshaw Crisfield Chesapeake Bay Atlantic Del-Mar-Va Albert €. Ritchie Maryland John Pollard Virginia W. W. McCabe Ocean City George, W. Radcliffe Regional Public Works T. Pliny Fisher Westminidents Ster

Vote Against the Beer Law In Caroline County History

Forty years ago Caroline County banned liquor sales and kept politics free of liquor ties. A September 12 vote to adopt a beer law risks reviving liquor influence, corruption, and violence seen in the 1880s, endangering local option, schools, and polling integrity.

Caroline County Caroline Theodore Roosevelt Baltimore North Point

Marriage of Marie Smithson and Hilton Watts

Smithson Mr and Mrs Fred Quidas announce the marriage of their daughter Marie to Mr Hilton Watts on Monday of last week Watts is son of Mr and Mrs J Watts of Burrsville MD they will reside in Philadelphia where Mr Watts is employed.

Fred Quidas Marie Hilton Watts Lena Worm Jack Sughars Reading E. Dukes August Quidas Easton Hospital William Willoughby Maryland University Hospital John Fooks Washington, D. C J. Taft Aileen Perry

Four youths escape drowning as river floods Federalsburg street

In Federalsburg the Choptank River flooded Main Street rear of the Stowell home. Four youths James Poyner Thelma Bradley Mathilda Croll and Blanche Croll, none able to swim, clung to submerged vegetation until rescued. Their boat owned by Lewis Weiland drifted away. Also noted were Mrs John W Stowell and Mrs Orlando McClure fleeing Ocean City. Typhoid serum sales spike post storm.

Federalsburg John S. Stowell Jr James Poyner Thelma Bradley Mathilda Croll Blanche Croll Hickman Poyner Main Street Stowell Lewis Weiland Ocean City John W. Stowell Caroline County

Funeral for Henry Wilkinson draws Ridgely crowd

A large Ridgely area funeral drew many mourners last Friday as flood damaged roads hindered travel. Rev. Tawes officiated with assistants Short and Matthews. Mrs. Brackett sang and Dr. Kirwan led graveside rites. Out of town guests included Minnie Jones and the Lees of Milbourne and Philadelphia attendees.

Local social notes from Hobbs area events

Hobbs area residents and visitors are listed attending gatherings and visits. People named include Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ricards Chaffinch Ruff Weeks Crump Hubbard Jarrimore Vickery Fearins Wilson Mylers Archer Myers Sutherlan Butler Towers Dandy and others. Events cover visits to Cambridge Easton Rehoboth Bishopville and Washington with church activities and a resume of Christian Endeavor.

B. B. Allen J. R. Ricards O. J. Chaffinch Gertrude Ruff Ida Weeks Eva Crump Cambridge Easton Washington Sherman Hubbard and W. E. Hubbard Paul,Moore Christine Alilen John Cannon Rehoboth Joe Larrimore Allen Harry Vickery Jesse Fearins George Wilson George Wilson Jr Frank Davis Paul Myers Harry Mylers New Jersey W. T. Archer Louise Chaffinch Denton JJ R. Starkey T. A. Satterfield F. N. Smith Esther Sue J. A. Billings Christian Endeavor Master Russell Hubbard J. F.sutherlan Bowers Beach Ruffville N. J Marietta Butler Helen Towers Bishopville J. H. Dandy Western Shore

Visiting relatives and guests frequent area homes

Henderson and Milke families along with friends from Philadelphia Wilmington Annapolis Miami and Atlantic City visited and were hosted by local residents including the Kusmauls Sanders Coyle Marvel Seeney Jones Sweeney Cartwright and Gooden families over the weekend Various nieces nephews and cousins accompanied by Miss Helen Hudson Miss Betty Kimball Miss Audrey King and others were noted as staying or visiting in Wilmington Lancaster and Richmond Park Beuna Vista and nearby areas during the period

Samuel Milke Albert Henry Milke Olga Adolph Milke Walter Runner Lena Lines Jimmy Sanders Wilmington Jack Coyle Mollie Ditch Miami Fla Helen Hudson Betty Kimball Frank Marvel Jane Hattie Seeney Annapolis Mollie Marvel Robert Jones Anna Jones Sam Jones Susan Jones Alan Sweeney East Lansdowne E. C. Gooden Chas. Cartwright Richardson Park T. A. Montague Mildred Gooden Varton T. H. Gough Audrey King Atlantic City Evelyn Walls Roy Medford Robert Dill Lancaster Herbert Walls Annabel Clark Beuna Vista

Local residents and visitors noted in town social column

Marydel Mrs. Leonard Covell returned to Arlington New Jersey after vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs T E Heather. Mrs Herman Cohee recently operated on in Mercy Hospital Baltimore has returned home. Mr and Mrs Drummond and daughter Florence of Philadelphia visited Mrs Drummond’s father Dr J R Smith last weekend. Various locals Miss Cora Pippin Miss Edna Walls and others are home briefly or visiting relatives in town including Miss Loretta Ware in Wilmington and Mrs Fannie Hummer’s Rae Machen family visit.

Ridgely Henry Wilkinson W. E. Habbart Texas R. L. Tawes Ocean City W. D. Short L. S. Matthews JM. A. Brackett F. W. Kirwan Messrs John Brown Foster Clark T. C. Horsey J. Owen Knotts J. Frank Lane Leo Meginney J. Ed. Nichols T. Frank Seward Minnie B. Jones William Lees Milbourne Hugh H Gardner Burton Agnes Burton Custis Burton Philadelphia Detwiler Kentmore Park Kennedyville Roy Mitchell Edna Detwiler Ridge Dy Henry Detwiler Greensboro Andrew Mitchell Denton Alfred [Geltetly Williston Enoch Zeigler Magnolia Frank Zeigler Harry Crouse Ernest Tribbett Near Ridgely Crouse Tribbett Helen Edna Barbara Jean T. L. Day Thomas Shannahan Sparrows Point Charles Herzog Baltimore Day Robert Greenfield John Deaver Kate Ryan Chester Catherine Adams James Satterfield Tilghman Roe Wilmington Madeline Ryan E. L. Coblenz Reading The Reformed Church Mulford Swing James Wilson Elsmere Del Frank Klotz Margaret Alan Temple S. S. Washington New York Rent E. G. Finney Meginney Brave James Pippin A. W. Thompson Addie Porter Allen Parsons Harrington H. E. Reininger Elmer Hoffman Messenger Federalsburg Wingate Short Michael Mercader Mercader Drew Detroit Mich Walter Mitchell Herbert Keeneman Mulford Swing Chris Hoffman Cambridge Hoffman Virginia Williams Toronto Canada Hancock Harry Cornish Frank Matthews Helen Hollingsworth Mildred Hollingsworth Church Hill Carlisle Walter Bennington Alice i Bennington Rehoboth Andrew. Mitchell Harvey Holsinger Fred ‘Battle Dover Stella Matthews George Wooters William Wooters William Matthews Smyrna W. M. Wiley Paul Holsinger Morton Holsinger Prospect Park J. Applebaum Salisbury L. A. Davis Boston Leola Temple Maryland General Hospital Leonard Covell Arlington N. J T. E. Heather Herman Cohee Mercy Hospital Mary and Ethel Westfield J. Tyson Heather Helen Heather Virginia Jacobs Chicago Fair Cora Pippin Maud Hummer Elkton Edna Walls Marcus Hook Ed Morris Loretta Ware A. E. Heather J. T. Heather Anne Jump Wyoming Rae Machen Fannie Hummer Malcolm Pritchett Seaford

Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter

Mrs Frank Fleming has been spending days with daughter in Washington DC. They will return home with her. Several locals visit Baltimore Ocean City Philadelphia Chicago and Chicago Worlds Fair. Various social visits noted among families Fleming Bowman Smith Kline Skinner Sparklin Lane Knott and others.

Frank Fleming Urban Bowman Washington, D.C Nichols Federalsburg Norman Clark Milford Kline Nancy Jane Kline Ocean City Harvey Baker Vashti Downes Maryland Powell Craige Katie Kerr Philadelphia Joseph Short Mary Cooper Clara Price Donald Flowers Chicago Catherine Elsie Skinner John Skinner Joe Eaton Chas. Jarrell Frances Fisher Chas. Morgan Easton Annie Jump Carrie Fleming Meta June Lundy Jersey City Seward Smith Wilmington I. T. Sparklin John Lane Nicholas Knott St. Michaels Edward Sherwood Louise Gray Mary Rowe Newton Smith Rehoboth

Social whirl from world fairs to family visits

Long list of local residents and guests visiting relatives and hosts across Maryland and Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Stevens attend Chicago's World Fair and a national letter carriers convention in Des Moines. Numerous посещения in Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Wilmington, Chestertown, Seaford, and Kentmore Park.

Pleasant birthday and social events in Preston

A sequence of social gatherings fills Preston with birthdays and visits. Mrs Annie Fluharty hosted a Saturday party with a long guest list at Mrs Celia Kellys home. Mrs Howard Harris held a bridge luncheon with a large turnout including guests from Virginia New Jersey and Baltimore. Regular church services and weekend visitors to Moody Bible Institute are noted along with residents visiting relatives in nearby towns.

Annie Fluharty Celia Kelley A. J. Messick Alex Fluharty James Fluharty May Barrow Mary Barrow Harry Whiteley Tuff Hattie LeCompte Katherine Flaharty E. T. Moore Clayton Taylor Fulton Noble Bessie Noble Emaline Wright George Poole Charlie Turner Archer Spies Katherine Spies Helen Spies J. Frank Ledman Rose Burgess W. H. Collins Lloyd Fooks Louise van Dyke Joseph Trice Fannie Kreiger Will Cannon Cleota Messick Ralph Logan Charlie Whiteley Howard Harris T. L. Trice E. B. Blades Max Chambers Harry Hollis Douglas Fooks Katie Parker Orland Blades Lloyd Cannon John Noble Herman Schmick A. F. Blades Lloyd Blades J. L. Gallagher F. B. Marden Miss Pursell Hayward Cox A. W. Walsh Richmond Virginia H. L. King Coytesville N. J C. E. Glass Brooklyn Walter Clements Plainfield Smith Osher James Krause John Krause Wilmington Del Robert Harding Cambridge Leroy Smith Salisbury Tobin Darby, Pa Will Gubler Dorothy Lee Linwood Hayward Dean Chester Florence Dean Moody Bible Institute of Chicago Bible School Dwight L. Moody Henry H. Schauer Preston Robert Cannon Lee Noble Baltimore Baltimore. Divine Worship Will Be Held At Thelr Church of Epiphany Mission Isabel Douglas Rehoboth Steve Brown Ithaca New York Walbrook

Miss Catherine Towers Birthday Party At Home

Miss Catherine Towers celebrated her twentieth birthday at her home with about fifty five guests. The house was decorated in pink and white crepe paper and the dining room featured lighted candles and decorated cakes. Gifts were received and guests reported a good time. Numerous relatives and friends from Philadelphia Wilmington Federalsburg Smithville Anderson town and Williston visited or stayed nearby over the weekend and Sunday.

Catherine Towers Here Miss Towers Lulu E. Minder Raymond and William Philadelphia Norman Smith Norman Wilmington Olas Smith Jerome Meredith Vernon Nichols Federals Burg Near Here Oscar Nichols Gladys Meredith Smithville Clementine Fountain Andersontown Fred Love Hazel Vincent Denton Olaf Smith John Howard Jr Williston Will Andrew A. W. Betts Union Grove Harry Burke Near Powees Owen Howard Jr Washington

Admin letters granted in multiple Maryland estates

On application, letters of administration or testamentary were granted for several estates. Peter T. Everngam’s personal estate went to J Norman Everngam with bonds approved and Emmett Hignutt and John Nichols named as appraisers. Scholarships at Washington College were awarded to Richard L Ledbetter and Marvin H Smith. Genevieve C Roe filed a special guardianship account for Frederick D Roe. Ida V Melvin’s estate went to Een N Melvin with bonds approved and Lawless and Fountain named as appraisers. Sarah E Williams’s estate went to Jacob O Williams with bonds approved and Davis and Jefferson named as appraisers. Notice to creditors ordered in Melvin and Williams estates.

Peter T. Everngam J. Norman Everngam Bond Emmett Hignutt John Nichols Washington College Chestertown Maryland Richard L. Ledbetter Greensboro Federalsburg Genevieve C. Roe Frederick D. Roe Ida’ V. Melvin Een N. Melvin Benjamin F. Lawless Walter Fountain Sarah E. Williams Jacob O. Williams Harry W. Davis Donald E. Jefferson

Greensboro and Environs Community Note and Obituary

Edward Sapp Smith aged 26 son of Mr and Mrs N Alvin Smith died in a Philadelphia hospital after illness from sinus trouble that led to brain abscesses nine months of operations. He worked for Sun Oil in Philadelphia and was married to Eileen Kurtz of Philadelphia with a ten month old daughter. Funeral in Philadelphia. Greensboro Community Club opens year Sept 81 with NRA talk by Miss Florence Monk. Numerous local visits and social notes follow.

Edward Sapp Smith N. Alvin Smith Philadelphia Greensboro Tacoma Park Beacom’s College Wilmington Sun Oil Company Eileen Kurtz Hewitt Smith Harrington Del Dorothy Cross L. E. Cross Mable Rich Mary Catherine Porter Cahall Hillsboro Harris Legg Stevensville Stephanie Ford Denton Attie Weaver John Baynard Near Ridgely Nancy Thornton Jack Thornton Smith Longfellow Lumberston N. C Comegys VanSant Ralph Hutson Fletcher Clark Louisville Kentucky Harrison Nashold Harvey Dunning Clayton Detroit Mich Clinton Jarman Emma Wyatt Virginia Sullivan Florence Thornton Susie Ford Easton Abram Gottwall University of Maryland George Gottwall Lulu Hevalow Frederick Genevieve Roe Rehoboth M. McKee Alvah Dobson Ruth Jackson Princess J Anne Mary Jackson W. B. Medford Valley Falls N. Y Messrs Henry Frank Medford Elfen Belle Worthington Baltimore Ethel Pritchett Seward Smith Joseph Rogers Charles Nichols Sallie Nichols Chester Hubert Dill Magnolia Thomas Edwards Ernest Pearson Shenandoah Valley Harry Taylor Preston L. W. Taylor J. Harvey Coursey John Harvey Oscar Nichols Bowers Beach Wrenda Monroe Thomas Hobbs R. B. Rawlings James Curry Jr Medford Price Elizabeth Hughes Lucy Dingledine Annapolis Wilson Thornton Smyrna

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