Local events and notices fill Caroline County week
Vacationists return as oyster season opens and various events parade through Denton and surrounding towns. Walter L Main circus visits Peninsula. Centreville eyes Eastern Shore Baseball League berth. Wilmington fair draws Carolineans next Tuesday. prohibition officers destroy seven stits in Queen Anne's and Kent counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L Main
Pauline Nichols
Centreville
Eastern Shore Baseball League
Wilmington
Ida Hollingsworth
W. S. Webster
Denton Firemen
Court House
Masonic
W. 5. Crouse
G. Edward Muse
Schloss Bros. & Co
J. H. Nichols & Co
Concord Church
Chestnut Grove
Ladies’ Mite Society of Thawley
Thawley's Hall
H. Nichols & Co
Caroline
State Game Department
Clarence E. Beauchamp
Williston
Everagam
Philadelphia
New York
Caroline County
Denton
Goldsboro
Preston
Grove
Henderson
Hillsboro
Norman Leese
China
Church of the Brethren
Dukes
Royster
Denton Sridge
Fifth Avenue
Caroline Athletic Club
Greenwood
Delaware
Millington
Ridgely
Andrew
Caroline Battery
Johnson
Bowdle
Social Roundup of Denton Area Residents and Visitors
Mrs. F. E. Yeoman hosted a dinner for Mr. and Mrs. A L Trice of Brooklyn and a surprise shower. Mrs. Covey entertained the Methodist choir at Riverton Avenue. Rev and Mrs J A Dudley marked their tenth wedding anniversary. Denton and nearby residents and guests from Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washington, and New York appear in visits, motor trips, and social gatherings. Engagement, travel, and local events weave through a busy social record as families, friends, and officials attend weekends and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Yeoman
A. L. Trice
Brookyln
N. Y
F. P. Covey
Methodist Episcopal Church
Riverton Avenue
J. A. Dudley
Mr. Dudley
Denton M. P
Alexandria, Va
Edgar Ramsey
Harry
Saxton, Pa
C. A. Pentz
Clarence R. Pentz
Juniata College
Leslie A. Lewis
New York
Denton
Samuel Lewis
Emma Hyde
Mattie T. Wilson
Ingleside
Katherine Merrick Wilson
William Edward Barton
Centreville
Edwin R. Downes
Ormond W. Downes
Baltimore
National Defense Day Observance Set for September 12
National Defense Day is scheduled for Friday September 12 with men aged 18 to 45 urged to gather at the Court House in Denton at 6 pm for a brief drill and address by Congressman T Alan Galdsborough. Local Div P R Fisher presides with committee members Eugene Anderson Winfield Nichols Lester Leverngamn Rev J A McGrew and Dr P R Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
P. R. Fisher
U. S. Anny
Denton
T. Alan Galdsborough
Colorful Federalsburg race card and town notes
The article describes a Saturday September 6 racing event at Stack's Driving Park near Federalsburg with a 1:30 p.m. start, featuring a unique race pairing a male rider against a female rider, plus exhibitions by trained running horses. It also mentions highway construction plans linking Federalsburg to Bridgetown and Wilmington, local social visits, theater listings, church topics, and a long list of residents' movements and visitors across the Ridgely area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stack's Driving Park
Federalsburg
John Bryan
Clayton Elliant
Mattie Queen
Sam Walliams
Felton
Gray Ghost
Uettman
Frank B. Fast
Hastings
Finchville
Mack S
Shockley
Bridgeville
Hickory Elm
Lowdle
Maryland
Wright
Urowney
Edw. Williams
Simpkins
Bryan
Idfewilde Boy
Wrightson
Andy Roy
Federalburg
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Revue de Vrai Et du Leau
Paris
France
J. Raymond Elderlie
Charles M. Walker
Dlewylde
Count Chabrier
Revue de Vrai Et du Beau
Society of Independent Artists
New York
Happenings at Hillsboro social round of visits
Miss Ella Pennington hosted guests from Denton Still Pond and Baltimore on Friday. William Sherwood entered eacom's Business College in Wilmington with father James Sherwood accompanying him. Many locals and visitors from Wilmington Philadelphia Chester Decatur Heights Cambridge Ocean City Longwoods and Love Point attended gatherings and ball games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Pennington
Wright Gorton
Denton
Elizabeth Dukes
Still Pond
Nettie Seward
Baltimore
William Sherwood
Eacom's Business College
Wilmington
James Sherwood
Louise Fleming
Decatur Heights
Frank Fleming
Minnie Robinson
Chester
Harry Robinson
Philadelpha
Julia Robinson
J. 2. MacSorley
Roe, Jr
Federalsburg
Elwood Fleming
Joseph Taylor
Mary Frances
Easton
N. Folk
Floyd Folk
Cambridge
Helen Greenwall
Sadie Wothers
Washington
Edgar Swann
Longwoods
Clifton Flicks
John Wothers
Earl Wothers
Perryville
Howard Carter
John Wathers
Mattoon
Little Son
Haltimore
H. Lay Beaven
Mollie Anthony
Lloyd Starkey
Church Hill
Mars
Ralph Trolland
Annie Jump
Lawrence Wilson
Mary Virginia Heaven
Florence Heaven
Florence [Heaven
Lee
Virginia
N. E. Roott
Elizabeth Evans
Love Point
J. Norman Clark
Madge Jump
Ocean City
Harry Wright
Preston
H. W. J. Rowe
Wm. Sparks
Wihnington
Ethel
Virginia Holt
Harry Messick
Willard Russell
G. B. Stewart
Busteed
Centreville
S. N. Pilchard
Richard Beaven
Taylor
Olin Hunter
H. R. Covell
Harry Fleming
Chincoteague Island
H. W. B. Rowe
Herbert Beaven
Florence Beaven
Local Social Roundup From Denton Homes and Guests
Mrs Bessie Cheezum and son Oliver after four weeks at home returned with Mr Harry Cheezun to the city where he is employed. Philadelphia men C L Cahall William Calley Lorne McKee and Richard Trice called on RL Whawley. Mrs Essie Redden and children Louise and Harold returned home after visiting her parents at Snow Fill. Mrs Annie Raughley and drogpitter Mary hosted Chilford Raughley who came to the city on Monday. Mr and Mrs Lloyd and two children of Wilmington were guests of Mrs Laura Porter for the weekend. State's Attorney Wesley B Thawley and wife and two sons visited his parents on Sunday. Clyde Wyatt of Marcis Blook visited relatives on Labor Day. Hemstitching and pecoting Emma Clark 607 Marke street Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Replogle
Julia Canthen
Washington, D. C
C. A. Pentz
T. C. Weedon
Maben
Hetty
Baltimore
W. F. Murphey
Virginia
James Cannon
James
Emily
Flizabeth
Delmar
George B. Shawn
Washington
William. Shawn
Clarence Chaffinch
J. E. Chaffinch
C. H. Whitby
Charles
Lawrence SI. Towers
Mr. Whitby
B Sargent Wells
Little Son
John L
and Amfts
John C. Rutter
G. E
Calvert C. Merriken
Atlantic City
Ocean City
N. J
I. V. Brumbaugh
B. B. Brumbaugh
H. H. Cade
Ethel P. Cade
Canada
Mt. Pocono
Gordon Chappelle
Clifton Forge
Hugh Allen
Parker Dupler
John Stone
Huntingdon
Mervin Pentz
R. Emmett Raughiey
Harrington
Blanche Chaffinch
Congressman
T. Alan Goldsborough
George Lowe
John Wiggins
Denton
Cornelius Roe
Helen Chaffinch
Benjamin Richardson
Henrietta Blades
Preston
Katherine Firs
Francis Yeoman
W. Fe. West
C. H. West
Evelyn
Harold Moore
C. N. Clayville
C. M. Wingate
Cambridge
John Schoppe
Josephine Carroll
Philadelphia
Ed. Schoppe
Katherine Melvin
Anna Coffin
George Clayville
Harry Karcher
Greensboro
John Pritchett
Jay Reed
Marcus Hook
Robert Edge
Katherine Downes
Kate Downes
Eloise Jarrell
Goldsboro
Emma Gooden
Ella West
Charles Clayville
Everett Clayville
Raymond Jensen
Wilmington
Sweeney
Ed. Ilarris
Joe Alamis
Wilmer Edpe
Mateos Hook
Satiday
Miltred Gooden
James Richards
Wilaiington
Martin Jensen
Viola Conaway
SS. James
Harry Robinson
Mary
Labor Day
Harold Roe
Federalsburg
Robinson
Felton
Tom Robinson
Milford
Nonnan Hopkins
Lee Morris
Melvin E. Wheatley
Lyda
Melvin Wheatley
Wheatleys
Howard Long
Arthur Scully
J. C. Porter
Catherine
Guy Porter
Albert Porter
Scully
C. B O'Day
Dyas Dieckersen
Bridgeville
Willard Jones
Delaware Water Gap
Niagara Falls
New York City
Westfield
Norfolk
Dan Lynch
Ian Steplen
Pautine Elliott
Clifford Lumpkin
Rehoboth
Russell Swann
Swarthmore
Ella Carlile
Frank Seward
Billy
St.dent
Girard College
J. C. Hemanons
Albert Thawley
Pearl Schotickl
Earl
Linwood
Beatrice Bowers
Hoowers
Kinhart
Griffith Jones
Alis
Elmer Redden
Griffith
Samuel McQuade
Ralph
Ruth
John Hoffman
Jonas Shaner
Ghost Hreaker
Ty. A. Smith
George, Dutton
Newark
Delaware
Harold Statfield
Georgetown
Alan Parsons
A. W.thompson
George Fiz
Fellowship Circle
Goal
William Davis
Jack
J. D. Davis
Stella Matthews
Matthews
Detroit
Michigan
Robert Fisher
James McCloud
Harry Lane
Robert J. Smith
Harry Rawlings
Annapolis
Daniel McMenamy
Eula
VL Thomas
Lee Bennington
Vederalsburg
Frank Lono
Mainie Smith
Anne
Salisbury Fair
Wilson Jackson
New Jersey
New Church House
Ladies’ Aid
Beautiful
Reese Sewell
Alexander Gibson
Hulda Ry, Sewell
Richardson Vale
Harvey Sewell
Hany tHlemmans
Marian
Edna Detwiler
Camp Royal
Clarence Lane
Alr
John Lane
Warren Richard
George Fitz
Pennsylvania
Rasenast
Merchantville
John Swing
Ruth Mitchell
Beacom
Solio
Bessie Cheezum
Oliver
Harry Cheezun
C. L. Cahall
William Calley
Lorne McKee
Richard ‘Trice
Larrington
RL. Whawley
Essie Redden
Louise
Harold
Snow Fill
Annie Raughley
Drogpitter
Chilford Raughley
Lloyd
Laura Porter
Wesley &. Thawley
Clyde Wyatt
Marcis Blook
Preston Triph School Teams Honored At Bethlem Home
A social gathering honoring Preston Triph School baseball teams and the senior class was hosted by Mrs. Claude Thompson near Bethlehem on Wednesday evening August 27. About thirty attendees enjoyed games, music, and a late refreshments spread of ice cream cake and homemade candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Triph
Claude Thompson
Bethlehem
Death of Mrs J Fletcher Wright in Wilmington
Mrs Esta Roe Wright wife of Mr jr Fletcher Wright died at her home in Wilmington on Wednesday morning aged 25. She was daughter of Mrs Olivia P Roe and married in Menton about two years ago. Survived by husband mother infant son Thomas Fletcher Wright a sister Mrs William H Nuttle and brother Mr Paul H Roe. Funeral services were held at the home of Mr and Mrs William E Nuttle yesterday afternoon and interment was in Denton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fletcher Wright
Esta Roe Wright
Jr. Fletcher Wright
Wilmington
Olivia P. Roe
Menton
Thomas Fletcher Wrigh
William H. Nunttte
Paul H. Roe
William IE. Nuttle
Denton Cemetery
Grove Guests and Local Health Update
Grove notes Mr Kurtz Mock his wife and daughter Florence and Mrs Kratz of Allentown Pa were guests of Mr and Mrs John Cohee on Sunday Mrs Benjamin Cohee who has been in Cambridge Hospital since July 16 is improving Mr Robert Murphy and family and Mr John Cohee and wife visited Mr John Murphy in Talbot on Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurtz Mock
Florence
Kratz
Allentown
John Cohee
Benjamin Cohee
Cambridge Hospital
Robert Murphy
John Murphy
Talbot
Orphans Court Grants Administrations and Appraisals
In the Orphans Court on Tuesday Judges West Harper and Shawe approved letters of administration for Philip A Marvel to Nathan H Marvel and George B Marvel with bond and creditor notices. Appraisers named William Goodwin and William Gruwell. Similar orders granted for Rosma J Manning to John N Wright Jr with appraisers O W Handy and Calvert Todd. Inventory, appraisements and sale orders filed for several estates. Guardianship accounts noted for Willard M Towers with Leonard K Towers and C Wes Towers named as guardians. Bond filed. Creditor notices ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawe
Philip A. Marvel
Nathan H. Marvel
George B. Marvel
William Goodwin
William Gruwell
Rosma J. Manning
John N. Wright, Jr
O. W. Handy
Calvert Todd
William F. Dickinson
Harvey L. Cooper
Mary Frances Dickinson
Robert B. Gruwell
Joseph D. Gruwell
Robert Jarrell, Jr
George Sylvester
Clare N. Payne
John W. Payne
Negro youth held on charge of criminal assault near Trappe
Carroll Gibson a nineteen year old Black man is in Baltimore City jail on charges of criminal assault after allegedly attacking Mrs Norman Baker at her home below Trappe. He had been employed on the Baker farm and returned home after riding into Trappe with Mr Baker and his daughter. Footprints mud and bicycle trail linked him to the crime. A special grand jury session is likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Gibson
Norman Baker
Trappe
Baltimore City
Democrats of Kent county primary slate named in Delaware
The Democrats of Kent county Delaware held primaries on Saturday selecting a full ticket for county offices. Sheriff Howard Wix Prothonotary R M Lewis Register Willis John T Burrows County Comptroller William H Poore County Treasurer James M Sapp Coroner William H Ennis Levy Court first district Fred Bele second district George F Scotten third district James Frank Selevan state senators second district John W Attix fourth Willard S Jester representatives first district Clifford Jones second Harry T Smith third Howard W Hilyard fourth J Seward Dailey fifth Robert C Deiss sixth Alexander L Curtis seventh Fred Richards eighth Joseph S Steward ninth William Croll tenth J Harry Letchum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent County
Del
Howard Wix
Frederica
R. M. Lewis
Dover
Register
Willis
John T. Burrows
Kenton
William H. Poore
Hartley
James M. Sapp
Clayton
William H. Ennis
Leip Sic
Levy Court
Fred Bele
George F. Scotten
James Frank Selevan
Milford
John W. Attix
Willard S. Jester
Felton
Clifford Jones
Harry T. Smith
Howard W. Hilyard
J. Seward Dailey
Robert C. Deiss
Alexander L. Curtis
Fred Richards
Joseph 5. Steward
William Croll
J. Harry Letchum
Local Notices And Visits From Kennedyville Area
Miss Naomi Smith and Mildred Medford return from Kennedyville after a stay with Mrs M S Pritchett. Miss Margaret Boyer of Baltimore comes home from visiting cousin Miss Ruth Hall. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Henrietta Hannans. Laura Glass and daughter Sara return from Baltimore relatives visit. Mr and Mrs J M Smith spent weekend with his parents. Mrs Owen Moore of Newark visits her parents. Epworth League held a free entertainment. Miss Helen Heather visits New Hampshire and Connecticut. Ruth Bostic of Elkton visits aunt Mrs Laura Glass. Miss Viola Purnell of Sadlersville visits Miss Virginia Smith. Mr Edward Shewbrooks visiting town relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Smith
Mildred Medford
M. S. Pritchett
Kennedyville
Margaret Boyer
Baltimore
Ruth Hall
Ladies’ Aid
Henrietta Hannan
Laura Glass
Sara
J. M. Smith
J. N. Smith
Owen Moore
Newark
T. H. Davis
Epworth League
Helen Heather
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Ruth Bostic
Elkton
Viola Purnell
Sadlersville
Virginia Smith
Edward Shewbrooks
Hunting on River Marshes Railbirds Draw Maryland Sportsmen
In the Choptank marshes along both riverbanks near Dover Bridge, railbirds provide premier shooting as the rail season opens. Birds flush and fly erratically from reeds and oats, with seasoned gunners enjoying challenging shots from boats. The article notes rail behavior, feeding, and fattening after marsh stays, plus reedbirds and other species. Local laws apply across marsh areas, shotgun choices favor small gauges and light charges, and attire remains minimal with rain gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Dover Bridge
Easton
Democrat
Talbot
Dorchester
State Conservation Commission
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