Primary Nears and Local News From Denton Md
The primaries approach as Denton residents read a mix of notices. The Democratic State Convention is set for September 28 in Baltimore with early registration days announced and requirements for voting. Local events include church fundraisers, labor day activities, and revival meetings. An 13 year old Oswald Thawley died after a wagon accident near Greensboro bridge with amputation and blood poisoning following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George SH. Koenig
Denton
Mudd
Lawrence Wilson, Jr
Hillsboro
Methodist Protestant Church
Denton Auto Sp
Harmony School House
Procecols
Harris Shapel
P. m
Rhoades
Queen Anne
Prescon
Williston
George Lewis
Lewis McNeal
Brown
Caroline
Greensboro
Jenton
Denon
Hillsoro
Department of Forestry of
Maryland
Cecil
Worchester
Kent
Somerset
Talbot
Wicomico
Worcester
S. Frank Cole
Rock Hall
Easton
S. Ira Arnold
Oswald Thawley
D Easton Hospital
Greensboro Bridge
Oswald
Easton Hospital
Susan Shawley
Greensboro Baptist Church
Melvin G. Morris
Denton Cemetery
Marriage Licenses and Social News From Denton Area
Marriage licenses issued in August list couples including Samuel E Brannock Jr and Helen V Bramble Cambridge William D Quig Philadelphia and Mary C Mault Milton Del Walter Walls Williston and Elizabeth Walls Queen Anne George W Swain Iarrington Del and Dora M Dickson Lewes Del William Carter and Mary Hudson Greensboro George Vandenberg Roos Bridgeville Del and Sallie Irvine Edmunds Cambridge Elzey M Lett and Elizabeth Spahim Baltimore Lester Bradford Oakrove Del and Althea Lynch Federalsburg Clarence B Gardner Wilkes Barre Pa and Mabel E Chandler Danville Pa Martin G Betts Hobbs and Beatrice R Tull Denton John J Malarkey Frederica Del and Gertrude M Cooper Milford Del Charles W JacksonRidgely and Dorothy Isabella Rawlings Greensboro Johnnie Causey and Rosa Mae Boston Federalsburg George S Manlove Milford Del and Mabel A Boone Fredericka Del Earl Melvin Goldsboro and Naomi Gruwell Henderson Melvin R Blades Preston and Mary E Lord Goldsboro Bernard W Heinel Denton and Florence E Jester Hobbs Frank Revelle Denton and Lucy Price Tidgrely Mr and Mrs Will Krabill of Denton host social entertainment Friday night. Attendees listed with numerous names and drinks. Milestones, visits, and travel noted including Willoughbys trip to Boothwyn Va and relatives visits. Various local missing details and social news throughout the Denton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel E. Brannock, Jr
Helen V. Bramble
Cambridge
William D. Quig
Philadelphia
Mary C. Mault
Milton
Del
Walter Walls
Williston
Elizabeth Walls
Queen Anne
George W. Swain
Iarrington
Dora M. Dickson
Lewes
Wiliam Carter
Mary Hudson
Greensboro
George ‘Vandenburg Roos
Bridgeville
Sallie Irvine Edmunds
Elzey M. Lett
Elizabeth Spahim
Baltimore
Lester Bradford
Oakrove
Althea Lynch
Federalsburg
Clarence B. Gardner
Wilkes Barre
Mabel E. Chandler
Danville
Martin G. Betts
Hobbs
Beatrice R. Tull
Denton
John J. Malarkey
Frederica
Gertrude M. Cooper
Milford
Charles W. Jackson
Ridgely
Dorothy Isabelle Rawlings
Johnnie Causey
Rosa Mae
Boston
George S. Manlove
Mabel A. Boone
Earl Melvin
Goldsboro
Naomi Gruwell
Henderson
Melvin R. Blades
Preston
Mary E. Lord
Bernard W. Heinel
Dentor
Florence E. Jester
Frank Revelle
Lucy Price
Tidgrely
Will Krabill
Pearl Smith
Marie Pentz
Virginia Spicher
Frances Case
Elma Seese
Ruth Holsinger
Rebecca Hoffman
Susie Seese
Ruth Krabill
Mildred Shaffer
Catherine
Ruth Willoughby
Leo Anthony
Boothwyn, Va
Willoughby
Harley Willoughby
Paul Wright
New York
A. T. Reichman
Clarence Chaffinch
John Chaffinch
John Reed
Earle Chaffinch
Marian West
Marie Eaton
Rehoboth
Laurel Camp
Alice Jones
Hurlock
Mrs. Reed
Helen Hassan
Anna Brown
W. S. Norris
William D. Uhler
Haddon Hall
Atlantic City
Nellie Hurlock
Lolita Reed
Turlock
Eva Dennis
Beacom’s Business College
Wilmington
Blanche Chathineh
Love Point
Louise
Helen Norris
Galdsboro Social Notes Include Travel and Visits
Miss Anna Cartwright and Mr Clark Quillen left for Wilmington to enter Beacom Business College. Mrs Alberta Ross returned from a week with her daughter in Denton. Mrs Noble Shively and children visited grandparents at Ingleside. Rev J R MacSorley to preach at M E South. invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Cartwright
Clark Quillen
Wilmington
Beacom’s Business College
Alberta Ross
Philip Cheezum
Denton
Noble Shively
Connelly
Ingleside
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. W. Gibson
J. R. MacSorley
M. E. South
Calvin Elliott
Walter Elliott
W. J. Murphy
Rehoboth
Del
Ocean City
T. N. Jarrell
W.T. Jarman
Nina Moore
Lock Raven
C. R. Curtis
Baltimore
A. D. Quillen
John Clark
In Memoriam Elijah Griffith March 13 926
In loving remembrance of my dear husband Elijah Griffith who died on March 13 926 I miss thee from our home a shadow o er my life is cast The voice I loved is stilled The place is vacant in my home That never can be filled. By his wife Mrs Carrie E Griffith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Griffith
Carrie E. Griffith
Wright Family Thanks for Support and Flowers
We extend sincere thanks to those who assisted us during the sickness and death of our father James Edward Wright and for the beautiful floral tributes. Mrs M A W Downes, Sister and Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edward Wright
M. AW. Downes
Card of Thanks from the Dulin Family
The family of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Dulin express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during their recent bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Dulin
Greensboro Pastor Resigns After Six Years of Service
Rev Melvin G Morris longtime pastor at the local Baptist Church announced his resignation to take effect after September 7 He will preach his farewell sermon this Sunday The community and Mrs Morris who is seriously ill extend best wishes and prayers for their wellbeing Several locals and visitors from Philadelphia Wilmington and Henderson are noted in society reports with updates on travel health and family events from the Greensboro area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin G. Morris
Mr. Morris
Greensboro
Morris
Stanley Pippin
Alvin Webber
Ernest Pearson
Mabel Rich
Dorothy Swann
Pauline Wyatt
Wilmington
Beacom’s Business College
Allen Curry
Sheppard-Pratt Hospital
Towson
James Curry
Eleanor Greenlee
General Hospital
Philadelphia
James Greenlee
Helen Bilbrough
the Methodist Hospital
Thelda Bilbrough
John Richard
Ruth and
Rosanna
Henderson
Minnie Pinder
Susan Zacharias
Chris Gottwall
Pennsylvania
Clayton T. Porter
Cambridge Hospital
Florence Gottwall
Genevieve Cooper
Carrie Hobbs
Ruth Cooper
Mildred Bilbrough
Thomas Bilbrough
Edward Lewis
Preston
John Mitchell
Wede Hubbard
Little Son
Paul C. Phillips
Asheville
N. C
Sherman Howard
Marcus Hook
Sophia Howard
Frank Manship
Clara Seward
Rehoboth Beach
William Wirts
Gee. Gultwall
Margaret Luff
John la
Madeline Emory
Conshohocken, Pa
John Luff
E. W. Taylor
Chester
Alma Hubert
Thomas Dobson
Louise Cohee
Martha Carrow
Local residents and guests share Sunday gatherings
Templeville hosts William Kinnamon and families from Goldsboro Nebraska Sadlersville and Washington for dinners and visits. Wilming-ton area friends attend meals with Knotts Perkins Robinsons Grif fiths and Staf ford families. Sunday School at 10 a.m. and church services announced.
Fall hat display draws crowds at Hallingsworth shop
Mr and Mrs George H Davis and son Howard of Wilmington with Miss Marian Phillips of Newport Del visited Mr and Mrs W E Seeders. The Cahalls of Williston joined them for Sunday. Fall models on display at Mrs Hollingsworths Hat Shoppe with surprisingly reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Davis
Howard
Wilmington
Marian Phillips
Newport
Del
W. BE. Seeders
John HH. Cahall
Williston
W. FE. Seeders
Ridgely News Letter reads at Mato Convention and social
A Tri State convention of tomato producers convened at the State Farm with speakers from the University of Maryland and local experts. About 150 guests attended lunch and farm experiments were reviewed. The issue also notes numerous local visits, family gatherings, and social outings around Ridgely and nearby towns.
Local residents visit Philadelphia and nearby towns
Hillsboro and surrounding areas report a series of weekend visits and travels. Families including Fisher, Thompson, Cooper, Sherwood, Smith, and Jarrell were seen in Philadelphia Tolchester and Easton areas while others returned from Camp Whippoorwill and Rehoboth. Teachers, church guilds, and residents like Bertha Rice and Miss Hahn are noted among local movements and short stays in Frederick Baltimore and Florida trips.
Community notes from Sesqui Centennial events and local visits
Hobbs and Parker Barnes returned to Chester Pa after visiting Mr and Mrs William Hubbard. Families from Federalsburg Felton and Rehoboth visited Sesqui Centennial events. Local clergy Rev A W Betts plans 1 PM sermon titled Things That Make a Church Strong and Christian Endeavor to meet. Several residents and visitors including Miss Faith Burkett Miss Mary Cassidy and Mr Dick Merriken attended events and visited friends in town and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Barnes
William Hubbard
Chester
Flon Wright
Frank Wright
Federalsburg
A. W. Betts
Christian Endeavor
Calvin Betts
Felton
Ames Supp
William Sipple
Magellolia
Frank Davis
G. 10
Collison
T. H. Towers
O. J. Chattinch
Chincoteague
L. H. Thomas
Hopkins
B. B. Cohee
Oki Gootee
Rehoboth
Dick Merriken
Philadelphia
M. Merriken
E. M. Willey
Monumental City
Faith Burkett
Denton
Helen Towers
Mary Cassidy
Haddonfield
Telon Towers
LB. B. Cohee
Elmer Butler
Baltimore
William O Day dies at 89 in Smyrna area church service
William O Day aged 89 died at his daughter's home near Smyrna Delaware on Thursday August 26. Funeral services were held at Hickman M B K Church at 2 PM and interment followed in Concord cemetery. He leaves eleven children and a large number of grandchildren and great grandchildren. Local residents and relatives visited and gathered over the funeral. Now is the time to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O'Day
Smyrna
Del
Hickman M. BK
Concord Cemetery
William, Jr
George
James, Stout and
Sammel
Mary McFann
Elizabeth Noble
Minnie Johnson
Jane Messick
Laura Torbert
G. I. Noble
Laura Rita
Violet Parker
Philadelphia
William O’day
Virginia Bennett
Harrington
Hester Parker
Greenwood
Elon Wright
Moore’s
Isaac Noble
William Melaney
Clayton Taylor
Harry Beck
Roland Dukes
Wilmington
J. A. Cleaves
Satterfield of Burrsville Dies After Long Illness
William H. Satterfield age 60 died at his Burrsville home Thursday noon after a three year illness. He was longtime hardware clerk here for 25 years and active in the community. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM at the M E Church with Rev. E N Wright and Rev. Melvin E. Wheatley officiating. Interment beside the church. Survived by widow, a daughter Mrs Clarence Voss of Atlantic City, a sister Mrs Zack Johnson of Houston, and a brother Mr Thomas Satterfield. Red Men pallbearers. visiting members from Federalsburg, Harrington, Hickman, Denton, Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Satterfield
Mr. Satterfield
Ile
M. E. Church
E. N. Wright
Melvin E. Wheatley
Denton
Order of Red Men
Federalsburg
Harrington
Hickman
Greensboro
Wheatley
Satterfield
Clarence Voss
Atlantic City
Zack Johnson
Houston
Thomas Satterfield
Near Town
Ridgely Social Notes Busy with Guests and Visits
Ridgely and surrounding area hosts a flurry of visits with Baltimore and Virginia guests. Mrs. John Davis entertains Miss Maud Plummer and Peggy Plummer. Will Rickards hosts Mrs. Joe Kirkman. Charles High falls ill in Virginia. Multiple locals and relatives travel to Tilghman, Philadelphia, Denton, Templeville, and Annapolis, with store reopenings and college enrollments noted.
Queen Anne Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Moves
Balti more guests of Mrs. Byron Barton include Mr and Mrs J C Rice and children Byron Barton Isabelle. Prof Paul Bordner returns to Kutztown to assume Tri County High School duties September 7. Washington residents Mr and Mrs Wilbert Callaway visit their sister Miss Pollie Callaway. Several locals dine with Mrs Henry Morgan. S H Reynolds receives treatment at Easton Hospital. Mac Hooker and Mabel Turner visit Washington. John Chairs family moves into new home from Mrs Mary Wooters. Irene Price to Mt Airy for new school year. Others host or visit relatives in Cordova Queenstown Ruthsburg Milton Federalsburg Berlin and Baltimore area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Rice
Baltimore
Byron Barton
Isabelle
Paul Bordner
Kutztown
Tri-County
Wilbert Callaway
Washington, D. C
Pollie Callaway
S. F. Culver
Hebron
Addie Morgan
Henry Morgan
S. H. Reynolds
Easton Hospital
Mac Hooker
Mabel Turner
Washington
James Rickards
John
Mary Wooters
H. Quackenbush
Hackensack
N. J
Henrietta Roe
Wye Mills
Irene Price
Mt. Airy
Calwell Wilson
Cordova
John Emory
Penn's Grove
Our Town
Thawley’s Chapel
J. E. Morgan
Fred Marker
Clayton
Del
R. H. Barnes
Donald Flowers
E. S. Bowens
Queenstown
H. E. McBride
Brunswick
Howard Jarman
Berlin
Mollie Diggans
Sam Lightner
Ray Turner
Milton
Howard Flowers
Federalsburg
J. Lowe
Catherine Skinner
Ruthsburg
Herbert Trice
Frederick
Keplar Barnette
Orphans Court Proceedings in Caroline County
The Caroline county Orphans Court met in regular session with Judges West Harper and Shawn. Various estates were processed including Faulkner probate and sale of personal estate, Satterfield and Duffey administrations, sale reports for George W Shively, Poole estate accounts, and Wright will probate with executors qualified. Appraisers named and creditors notices ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
West, Harper and Shawn
Mary Elizabeth Faulkner
William J. Faulkner
William H. Satterfield
Emma Snatterfield
Emma Satterfield
R. H. Stafford
Jacob Price
Charles Jarrell
Oscar Clark
Catherine Lee Duffey
Wesley E. Thawley
George W. Shively
Harry E. Poole
Emma Poole
James E. Wright
J. Frank Wright
E. Wright
William H. Nuttle
William S. Norris
Roy Davis
Ethel Mitchell
Annie Stack Wright
Twentieth Century Club Thanks Friends After Concord Picnic
The Twentieth Century Community Club expresses gratitude to friends for a pleasant Concord farmers picnic and plans for the 1927 event. The group met at the Majors home on the 26th and will vacation until October 6 when the Blades home hosts the next meeting to discuss a local exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Community Club
Concord
Satterfield Family Thanks Community for Support
Mrs W H Satterfield and daughter express gratitude to friends neighbors for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of husband and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Satterfield
Henderson High class of 1925 reunion and community notices
Henderson High School class of 1925 held a reunion at Miss Mary Robb's home with attendees including C. M. Wingate David McMenamin Winfred Gooden Annabelle Clark Sara Gooden Emma Gooden Sadie Walls Beatrice Wood. The gathering featured a musical opening and welcome address by Wingate, letters from absent members, and plans for the annual gathering plus a banquet. Funeral services for Clayton Bell followed, with survivors listed. The column also notes marriages births visits and travels of local residents and guests during the week, including Earl Melvin Naomi Gruwell and various families visiting relatives in Goldsboro Wilmington Philadelphia Baltimore and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson High School
Mary Robb
Messrs
C. M. Wingate
David McMenamin
Winfred Gooden
Annabelle Clark
Sara
Emma Gooden
Sadie Walls
Beatrice Wood
Wingate
McMenamin
Mount Olive Church
Earl Melvin
Virginia Melvin
Goldsboro
Naomi Gruwell
C. R. Curtis
W.L. McClintock
Epworth League
F. C. MacSorley
Federalsburg
Walter Dukes
Myrtle
Ingleside
Amelia Dukes
Mazie
Chestertown
Frank Marvel
Jane
Marian Mar‘vel
Wilmington
P. Aa. Marvel
W. L. Sanders
Thomas Robb
Edward
Centreville
Harry Criggin
Harry
Chester
Earle Quillen
G. L. Reed
S. S. James
New York City
Harry Jones
Philadelphia
T. H. Gough
J. R. Jones
Joseph Satterfield
Marcus Wook
Irvin Kenton
Dorothy
Nathan Walls
Allan Sweeney
I. B. Sweeney
Jack Koch
T. P. Richard
Ruth Richard
Jersey City
Rose McClurk
Lillian Meredith
Earl Conaway
Esther Clayville
Baltimore
John Richard
Ruth
Rosanna
Harry Schoppe
Ed. Welsh
Katherine
Mary. Rabb
N. C. Melvin
Mt. Pleasant
William H. Abbott
Violetta Cole
Bridgetown
Lula Marvel
Katherine Melvin
George Clayville
New Castle
Sam Jones
Local families gather for weekend visits in Maryland and beyond
Mr and Mrs Harry H Smith and family spent last Sunday in Federalsburg with relatives. Miss Maud Glass from Baltimore returned home after a few days with Mrs Laura Glass. George Parshall of Philadelphia visited with Mr and Mrs Charlie Jacobs. William Johnson and family from Wilmington spent a week with Mrs Margaret Cox. Asbury Hall from Oxford visited Mr and Mrs J O Hummer. G W Smith visited John Cohee in Greensboro. Mrs Charles Voss of Pittsburgh visits her mother Mrs Elizabeth Milbourn. Mrs Charlie Jacobs and Mrs James Scotton spend the week in Philadelphia. Mrs Hl H Smith visited Mrs Jennie Griffin in Goldsboro Tuesday. Miss Cora Pippin of Elkton visits Miss Maud Hummer. Mrs William Scully of Philadelphia visits town relatives. T E Heather and family spent Sunday at Tolchester. New fall data are now on display at Mudd's Shop Unique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kinnamon
Walter Elliott
Goldsboro
Wert Kinnamon
Nebraska
Melvin Kinnamon
Ruth Purnell
Sadlersville
Fred Maske
George Butis
Phyllis
Virginia Morris
Estelle
Mary Knotts
Harry Knotts
Julian Morris
John Robinson
Smith
Withington
Del
William Palmatory
Massey
Daniel Cole
H. T. Griffith
Benjamin Spry
Crumpton
Noah Merchant
Edna Cahall
William Morgan
Newark
F. Raughley
Conowingo
Katie Stafford
Ralph Stafford
Albert Skinner
Church Fil
St. E. Lane
Thomas Golt
Wilmington
Guerney Lowman
Woodland Beach
Nellie Leeds
Newport
Dorothy Knotts
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
State Farm
Symons
Thomas H. White
F. W. Geise
University of Maryland
N. LH. Fooks
Association
L. M. Goodwin
Fred Sewell
Harvey Sewell
Boston
Hannah Sewell
Dorothy Wooters
Chester
William Wooters
Elizabeth Detwiler
Norman Wilson
James
W. M. Wiley
Vergie Sparks
Willard Jones
Viola
Matthews
Ada
Elsie
Pauline
Bessie Sparks
Washington
Paul Holsinger
B. ID. Holsinger
HW. FP. Hamilton
Philadelphia
Holsinger
Elizabeth
Alma Wilson
Louise
Jack
Ramona Duffy
Howard Duffy
Raymond Townsend
Baltimore
M.A. Brackett
Noscor Townsend
Virgil Davis
Harry Laird
Rehoboth
York
Georgia
David Holsinger
Ruth Peres
Arthur Scully
Mary Wooters
Queen Anne
Harrison Holsinger
M. WH. Thomas
Elizabeth Sparks
Vergie
Edward Zeigler
Harry Zeigler
Bridgewater
Virgiinia
Mroo
Harlan Harrington
Elwood Dill and Son
Columbus
Ohio
Alma Miller
Bridgeville
Walter Mitchell
Fred Flounders, Jr
Ridgely
Charles Hammond
Lane
George Fitz
Harry Hemmons
Daretown
N. J
Edgar Flagg
J. M. Ludwig
John Gaitley
Baltinore
Thomas Gaitley
Prank Lane
A. J. Durney
Wred Flounders, Jr
Camp Red Cloud
Binghapton
N.Y
Leonard Dean
Viola Jones
Gertrude Morgan
Denton
Pauline Wiley
Emily Keeneman
Harry Fisher
Frances Fisher
Susie Thompson
Mary Cooper
Newton Smith
Mary Elaine Greaves
M. Kline
Nancy Jane
Tolchester
James Sherwood
Joseph Taylor
Easton
Billy Cooper
Francis Jone
Camp Whippoorwill
Depew Duffey
Charles Jarrell
Charles Stewart
Garry Smith
I.T. Sparklin
Bertha Rice
Frederick
Warner Brashears
Ellen
Florida
Guild
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
John Holt
Cora M. Pippin
Elkton
Rowe
Mollie Hunter
Hayden
Haseen
Roberta Rowe
Margaret Warner
Trappe
Ralph Willis
Penn's Grove
John Molt
Paul Pilchard
Charles Fleming
Telchester
Miss Hahn
Western Shore
Louise Fleming
Harry Thompson
John Brandt
Camden
Ella Pennington
Richard Beaven
C. N. Fountain
Jack Stevens
Frederson
David Ell- Wanger
Marcus Hook
Harry Murphy
Herman Griffith
Andersontown
M. E
M. P
Oak Orchard
Holiness
Slaughter Beach
Thomas Hudson
Edna
Tuckahoe Neck
Zack Johnson
Houston
Clarence Voss
Atlantic City
Billy Satterfield
John Smith
Airs
James Breeding
John Thawley
Tilghman Collison
Collingdale
Tilghman Layton
W. Hersey Young
C. J. Burdette
Annie Baughnley
Evelyn Willis
Gladys Chance
George Cain
Dover
Clifford Raughley
Annie Raughley
James Hopkins
Clayton Stafford
Rachel Price
Jacob Price
Rosa Hurd
C. Jd. Burdette
Greensboro
Harry H. Smith
Harry
W. G. Smith
Margaret Smith
Federalsburg
Maud Glass
Laura Glass
George Parshall
Charlie Jacobs
William Johnson and
Wilmingto
Margaret Cox
Cora Pippin
Maud Hummer
William Scully
T. E. Heather
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