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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1927

Page

5

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Charles Wieneke

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Local Department A. G. Stufft 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 Federalsburg's Newsletter
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