Local notices and events from Denton area community pages
Bulletin lists campus services and sermons at Harmony and Preston churches with times. It notes J H Nichols and Co fall tailoring opening September 9 10 with Schloss Bros and Co rep. Public health reports cite Caroline county disease cases and a fatality in Denton. Also reports a waterspout on Chesapeake Bay and local business changes including M K Newnam’s big store purchase and Nuttle Hardware remodeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R. Fisher
J. H. Nichols and Co
Harmony
George Culver
Parol
Standard
Tudor
Walbeck
Denton
Preston
King David
David
Ladies’ Aid Society of Concord
M. E. Church
Frank Wright
A. E. Miller
Third
Randolph Streets
G. E. Muse
Schloss Bros. and Co
Baltimore
Caroline County
Federalsburg
Marydel
William M. Mason
Maria Mason
Greensboro
Sallie Wieneke
Francis A. Kirwan
Cannonsville
N. Y
Christ Church
Eastern Shore of Maryland Volunteers
Cambridge
J. E. Rastall
J. T. Kenney
North East
Francis E. Knowles
New York
Holy Trinity Church
Denton Cemetery
Knowles
Caroline
Circuit Court For
Equity
Charles M. Walker
Della L. Walker
J. Owen Knotts
Walker
Walkertown
Kathryn Ross
Wilmington
Del
F. A. Ross
Southern Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ross
Italy
Naples
Palermo
Rome
Florence
Venice
Chesapeake Bay
Magothy
Chester River
Queen Anne
Chester
Love Point
Waterman
M. K. Newnam
Nuttle Hardware Company
South Market Street
Delmarva Peninsula
Philadelphia
Talbot County
Dollar Store
Birth of Vernon Wilson Brumbaugh in St. Louis
Mr. and Mrs. I. Vernon Brumbaugh of St. Louis announce the birth of a son, Vernon Wilson, on August 5 1927 weighing six and a quarter pounds. The mother is Bertha Wilson of Ingleside and the Brumbaughs are from Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Vernon Brumbaugh
St. Louis
Missouri
Vernon Wilson
Robert Verne Meyer
Boston
Mass
H. D. Bubb
William D. Uhler
Westbury
Long Island
Mary Jones
Pottstown
Anne Willis
North Wales
Pennsylvania
Irvin Smith
Albert Fisher
Gardendale
Conrad Lane
Hardy Sloan
West Denton
James Sloan
Hillsboro
Frank Flowers
F. C. Gunderley
Pasadena
Canada
Raymond Mason
Grenlock
N. J
Annie G. Wetterman
Toledo
Ohio
James H. Pippin
Ridgely
Mary
Josephine Pippin
H. Becker
Lida and
Maretta
Evelyn Meyer
New York
Denton
Becker
Lida Irwin
W. H. Nuttle
Elizabeth
Mary Catherine
Anne Westervelt
Tom Wright
Frank Nuttle
Rehoboth
Geraldine Townend
Edwina Nichols
D. O. George
M. B. Henry
Joseph M. Tonis
Limwood Long
J. W. Field
Haddonfield
W. G. Field
Philadelphia
W. K. Scotton
Charles Haymaker
North Carolina
Eleanor Towers
Camp Ogontz
New Hampshire
Little
Virginia
Rachel Mce- Mahan
Federalsburg
Marietta Anthony
Franklin Street
Francis A. Kirwan
Kirwan
Doris
Catskills
N. Y
Elizabeth Pippin
Charles Jump
Derby
Conn
Maud Stewart
Baltimore
William A. Stewart
Louise Fisher
Swarthmore Chautauqua Association
W. A. Smith
Bridgeport
F. E. Smith
R. C. Smith
Morgantown
Robert
T. O. Crouse
Crouse
Blue Ridge Summit
Duke Smith
Cambridge
Mark Smith
Second Street
Emma Brown
Linwood Long
New York City
Neal Richardson
J. M. Haymaker
Louise Nuttle
Eaglesmere
Olivia P. Roe
Glen Mills
Lida Cannon
Dover
T. M. Todd
Orme
Annapolis
Annetta Anthony
Ocean View
Loyal Sons to Lead Evening Service at Local Church
The Loyal Sons Class of the M. P. Sunday School will conduct the Sunday evening service on September 11 at 8 o'clock. The program includes processional Onward Christian Soldiers, hymns Rescue the Perishing and The Son of God Goes Forth to War, scripture by Cecil Blake, and talks by Chester A. Bishop Paul Sewell and Clarence H. Roe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Sons
M. P. Sunday
T. Mason Baxter
Cecil Blake
Chester A. Bishop
Christ
Paul Sewell
Clarence H. Roe
Denton Fire Carnival Opens With Parade and Festivities
The sixth annual Denton fire carnival opened last Thursday with a grand parade of fifteen companies including Harrington Greensboro Hartly Hurlock Chestertown Ridgley Easton Camden Wyoming Rehoboth Cordova Sadlersville Dover Centreville Rock Hall and Denton. Weather kept some away but a large crowd enjoyed booths, lighted grounds, and music from five bands. Prizes awarded for best appearance best band largest percentage of men and best equipment went to Easton Harrington Greensboro Chester Town and Rehoboth respectively. The carnival runs all next week with continued entertainment and booths at the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Denton Fire Company
Tfarrington
Greensboro
Hartly
Hurlock
Chestertown
Ridgley
Easton
Camden-Wyoming
Rehoboth
Cordova
Sadlersville
Dover
Centreville
Rock Hall
Oxford Fire Company
Harrington
E. G. Anderson
Irvin Smith
Gay Gamber
Messrs
Earle Smith
W. J. Richards
Wm. Price
P. R. Fisher
Wm. A. Smith
Travel and family visits across Delaware and nearby states
Mr and Mrs George Bennett of Philadelphia spent a few days with his brother and were joined home by Mrs Harrison Bennett and children. Many relatives from Delaware Maryland and Pennsylvania visited or traveled for family events and a brother in law died suddenly in Pottsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bennett
Philadelphia
Harrison Bennett
Luther Bennett
Pottsville
Harry Jones
Clayton, del
W. W. Sylvester
Dover
Del
W. J. Murphy
Frank Melvin
Will Melvin
Rebecca Melvin
Delaware
J. J. Bunting
Jack
Harry Gibson
Delmar
J. W. Gibson
Lillian Salter
Russell Gill
Baltimore
Louise Dennison
Lola Jones
Harry L. Moore
Niagara Falls
Purnell Jones
W. HE. Jones
Oscar Hutchinson
A. J. Bennett
Wilmington
Ayres
Detwiler
Jennie Griffin
Grace Jarman
Greensboro
Ruth Curtis
Harrisburg
Caroline County 1927 1928 School Teachers List
A 1927 28 Caroline County schools teachers roster shows transfers and assignments. Marydel Bertie Sparks Henderson C M Wingate are noted as principals with staff including Esther Fertig Maud Hummer Elizabeth Bilbrough Ruth Tomlinson Bee Trice Ellen Cole and many others across towns such as Goldsboro Moore s Denton Bridgetown Burrsville Choptank and Ridgely. Principal and subject assignments listed for several schools including Home Economics Manual Training and Commercials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Marydel
Bertie Sparks
Henderson
C. M. Wingate
Esther Fertig
Maud Hummer
Elizabeth Bilbrough
Ruth Tomlinson
Bee Trice
Ellen Cole
Goldsboro
Sarah Glass
Elizabeth Heather
Elizabeth Evans
Moore’s
Ruth Trice
Marguerite Griffin
Margaret Hammer
Conover Crouse
Iiring Smith
Louise A. Nuttle
Mary B. Raleigh
Louise Short
Carrie Hobbs
Frances Blough
Denton
Alice Hignutt
Louise Norris
Hilda Cade
Gertrude Morgan
Alice Trice
Edith Straughn
Williamson
Sadie Fisher
Oaks
Marietta Butler
Willoughby
Esther Kelly
Andersontown
Elizabeth Cannon
Hickman
Sarah Gooden
Harmony
Irven Downes
Lola Mitchell
Smithson
Katherine Kline
Preston High
H. B. Scarborough
Mary T. Elzey
Emily Fatherly
Elva Butler
Emma Gooden
Ruth Vickers
Mildred Morris
Dorothy Flounders
Choptank
Helen Cheezum
Hubbard’s
Helen Meredith
Bethlehem
Mildred Stevens
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Porch Party Memorable
A Ridgely community column recounts a porch party at the Clark home with Beulah Clopper and George McDaniel sharing Lake Winnepesaukee tales. Attendees include Edna Detwiler and many Ridgely residents. visits span Wilmington Philadelphia and Rehoboth with family gatherings and mission plans.
Greensboro social news and visiting friends update
Greenshoro and nearby towns host a parade of visitors as Mrs. Sarah Stufft and family, Miss Lenora Crilley and others stay guests from Imler and Baltimore. Local births, school events, and Atlantic coast trips fill the week, with several residents visiting Wilmington Philadelphia and New Jersey venues.
In Memoriam Susie Larimore and related notices
In memoriam for Susie Larimore departed this life two years ago on September 3, 1925. Also remembrance for Rebecca Darling departed September 5, 1919, and Annie Bell Larimore departed July 10, 1907. Messages from husband, children, grandchildren, nephew, and niece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Larimore
Rebecca Darling
Annie Bell Larimore
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Highlights Local Socials
Mrs I T Sparklin hosted a mix of guests from Camden New Jersey St Augustine Florida Carneys Point New Jersey Norfolk and Seaford during the week The Guild meets September 3 at 2 30 at Mrs Mary Wooters Ridgely Several residents return from Baltimore Washington Philadelphia and other trips with updates on visits and engagements across the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. T. Sparklin
John Brant
Camden
N. J
Warren” Brashears
Ellen
St. Augustine
Fla
Garrettson Smith
Mary Neal
Carney’s Point
William Wall
Virginia
Norfolk
S. L. LeCartes
Nan
Ann Hardesty
Sea
Frank Sparks
Philadelphia
W. B. Sparks
Rowe
Roberta Rowe
Susie Thompson
Baltimore
Fred Beauchamp
American Corner
Milford Kline
Mary L. Smith
Nancy Jane
Rehoboth
Mary Cooper
Francis Rowe
Camp Whip-poor-will
Emma Holland
Local residents enjoy visits and vacations
Henderson notes list of relatives and visitors in town. Ruth Richard of Jersey City vacationing with her parents. Albert Helstein of Philadelphia and Herbert Walls of Wilmington visited local families. Mrs. John Cooper of Wilmington and Miss Anne Bennett of Wilmington were hosted by local residents. Other guests include Miss Mildred Gooden, Miss Marian Marvel, and Miss Margaret Hawkins visiting area households. Omar Jones of New Britain and S. S. James of New York City are also noted visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Clark
Clark
Beulah Clopper
George McDaniel
Lake Winnejesaukee
New Hampshire
Ridgely
Edna Detwiler
Harry Hemimons
Marian
Viola Jones
Ada
Elsie Matthews
Dorothy Saulsbury
Mary Laird
B. F. Richards
Herbert Hammond
John Hammond
Earl Hammond
Wilmington
Swann
Harry
Ellen
Love Point
Ruth
John Swing
Nat Bowen
William Smith
Sadlersville
New Jersey
Frank Taylor
Breyer Ice Cream Company
Caroline County
Methodist
Margaret Saulsbury
Elizabeth Smith
Leola Yemple
Eleanor Taylor
Lew Lane
Irwin
Thomas Cooper
Philadelphia
Alice Wilson
Cold Springs Harbor
Long Island
T. C. Cahall
Wilson Cahall
Downingtown
Wheatleys
Denton
Betterton
Epworth League
Anna Frances Seward
Clarksville
Delaware
T. D. Holder
Ronald Lane
Calvin Lynch
Thompson Swing
Rehoboth
Werman Mitchell
Lola
Jesse
Earlesville
Andrew Mitchell
Greensboro
D. J. Moore
Ocean City
Harry Swann, Jr
Moore
Fred Flounders, Jr
Camp Red Cloud
McDonough
Baltimore
Young People
Reformed Sunday School
Elmer Cole
Bridgetown
Dorothy Davis
John Davis
Hagerstown
Howard Quaintance
Washington
M. W. Wiley
Sallie Covey
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Elizabeth Sparks
Leonard Sparks
Ethel Kipe
Joseph Orr
Walter Bennington
Henderson
Stelle Diefenderfer
George Walls
Diefenderfer
Kenneth Biddle
Rising Sun
Sadie Sleek
Maud
E. L. Coblentz
Bickley
Reading
Hoffman Brothers and Sisters
Delma Smith
T. W. Smith
Grace Vernon Smith
Leonard Dean
MeKenny
Gilbert Byrons
Lewes
Del
Lewes High School
Mary Hastings
Beacom’s College
Sherman Todd
Bridgeville
L. W. Taylor
Samuel J. Reid
Ridgetown
N. J
Riverside Hotel
Wilsie Walraven
Whital Larrimore
Dorothy Swann
PF. P. Roe Canning Co
John Harvey Coursey, Jr
Sherman Howard
Marcus Hook
Cornelia Prettyman
Herbert Leager
Mr. Leager
Wyoming
Fred Friedel
Chester
Oscar Nichols
Mae Richards
Swarthmore
Earl McClyments
Ellen Ross
John Cohee
Mildred Everett
Harry Kinnamon
A. W
Irvin Brumbaugh
Naomi
Hannah Howard
Herman Giese
American Can Co
Alvin Smith
Canada
Madge Jump
Howard Flowers
Eleanor
Town
Howard Knotts
Mary Lillian
Clifton Hicks
Hillsboro
Henry Morgan
Eugenia
Howard Eley
Clarence Bennett
Western Maryland College
Hilda Eileen
Federalsburg
Louise Fleming
Dorothy Jump
Clifford Cortelyou
Emma Short
Louise Short
Eaglesmere
Arthur Grace
Easton
George Moore
Margaret Uhler
Nettie Wheeler
Everett Blades
Francis Clark
New York
R. V. Whitehurst
Catherine Skinner
Horace Morgan
Robley Hackett
K. M. Barnette
Minnie Morgan
St. Michaels
Mildred Tarburton
Waynesboro
Albert Helstein
Howard Sylvester
Herbert Walls
Nathan Walls
John Cooper
W. H. Gooden
Wm. Carrow
Cape Charles
George Carrow
Mildred Gooden
Harry Gough
E. L. Gooden
Anne Bennett
Emma Gooden
Omar Jones
New Britain
Conn
S. S. James
New York City
Marian and
Jane Marvel
P. A. Marvel
Margaret Hawkins
Princess Anne
Sara Gooden
Elveyne Carrier
Mrs. Buek
Ursula Slaughter
Columbia University
John Slaughter
Louise Butler
Ladies’ Aid
A. W. Betts
Walters
Burrsville
Elmer Walters
Nashville
Tenn
W. T. Starkey
Milton, del
Isaac Starkey
Catherine
Dover
Jimmy Chaffinch
O. J. Chaffinch
John McGinley
F. L. Stafford
John Lister
Will Davis
Tolchester
Edward Cornshaw
Sam Price
Paul Moore
G. W. Brownell
Florida
Thanks for kindness and floral gifts to Mason family
The Mason family expresses gratitude to relatives neighbors and friends for kindness during their sorrow and for the many beautiful floral offerings from Misses Ria and Nettie Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ria and
Nettie Mason
Smithville Farm Bureau hosts bustling August picnic
Smithville residents gathered at Green's Point on the Choptank for a Farm Bureau Local and Community Club picnic featuring a games lineup, an ice cream lunch, and swimming despite choppy river conditions. Orland O. Closson and Fisher Perry were chosen to represent the Local at the Timonium Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Green's Point
Orlando
Closson
Fisher Perry
Anna Robinson
E. H. Holsinger
T. D. Holder
S. Walter Lyden
Fisher
Holsinger
L. M. Goodwin
William Lyden
Margaret Lyden
Kenneth Dew
Earl Alford
Levi Nichols
Anna Cohee
Florence Morgan
Ruth Krabill
Ruth Lyden
Hattie
Elizabeth Alford
Fred Fountain
Walter Fountain
O. C. Closson
Frank Adams
Walter Everngam
Walter Lyden
Emmett Williamson
Oscar Alford
Horace Robinson
Walter Hines
Smithville
Earl Pennypacker
Smith
Federalsburg
Chester Scott
Laurel Camp
Mabel Todd
Harmony
Raymond Meredith
Floyd Smith
Edward C. Wright
Georgetown
Leon Meredith
Laurel
George Tucker
Williston
Carrie Hubbard
Evelyn Bullock
Blaine Bullock
William Robinson
Edward Wheatley
Earl Pennypacker and
Kate Hurley
J. H. Spence
Salisbury Hospital
Elizabeth Bullock
Rosella Bullock
Washington
Idlewild
Federalsburg Women’s Club sets committees and resumes meetings
Miss Alma Dean wed Raymond Wright of Philadelphia in Christ Methodist Protestant Church. The Federalsburg Women’s Club announced its standing committees for the new year. The club will resume weekly meetings in October after summer adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Long
Women’s Club of
Federalsburg
Hazelwood Spicer
J. D. Jefferson
J. Frank Short
H. W. Davis
T. S. Holt
Civic
R. O. Dean
J. R. Charles
Hayward Hignatt
Earle Poole
Kenneth Corkran
Philetus Jefferson
E. M. Stack
Mary Todd
W. H. Carson
P. C. Cantner
Legislative
Frank Lord
William Wagner
Frank Williams
W. A. Wheatley, Jr
Charles Smith
Fernandes Davis
Mary Wright
Clyde Wilson
J. W. Stowell
Woman's Club
H. M. Carroll
Wallace N. Wheatley
Lewis Weiland
Alma Dean
Laura Dean
Raymond Wright
Philadelphia
Charles Wright
Christ Methodist Protestant Church
G. E. Leister
Florence Messenger
Mary E. Patchett
Merchantville
N. J
F. W. Bosch
Camden
Irving A. Smith
Messrs
Ralph E. Patchett
J. le Brocq
Sharon Hill
Ladies’ Sewing Guild
Union Methodist Episcopal Church Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Maitland Turner
Cambridge Hospital
Leon Todd
Russell Nichols
Thomas Nichols
Academy Avenue
Elmer Todd
John Todd
Frostproof
Florida
J. Frank Todd
Fred Willoughby
Lynchburg
I. N. Willoughby
J. L. Rogers
Washington, D. C
Martha Ross
Lebanon
J. R. Eddington
Holt Avenue
Card of Thanks from Wieneke Family
For the kind expressions of sympathy extended by friends of our deceased brother we wish to express our deepest appreciation. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wieneke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wieneke
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Sarah Stufft
Lillian
Lenora Crilley
Imler
Paul Stufft
David L. Kauffman
Walter
Alex. Imler
Wallace Kauffman
Osterburg
James P. Wason
Delhi, Ill
T. Clayton Horsey
Susie Edison
I. G. Budd
M. E
Silver‘Lake Park
Norman Usilton
Price Station
Usilton
Elizabeth Draper
Naomi Burris
William Wroten
Glayton
Richard Bullock
M. B. Cooper
Mile
A. G. Wetterman
L. B. Jones
Lewis Carrow
S. D. Carrow
George Stevenson
Dorothy
Carroll Pippin
W. L. McKee
Wier
Wendy
Clinton Jarman
Cleveland
C. B. Jarman
John Richard
James T. Pinder
Memoriam
Tuckahoe
Ruth Richard
Jersey City
Mrs. T. P. Richard
Hobbs
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