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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1929

Page

5

Local notices highlight meetings and events in Caroline area

Mrs Ea Boone hosts. Miss Ella Hollis visits Philadelphia. W C T U meets September 9 at Mrs G H Rue. No communicable diseases in Caroline county week ending September 2. Chest clinic September 11 in Denton Law Building at 9 30 am. Milk orders via Young and Calloway. Fire, circus, and poultry news. Hunt Circus to visit Denton next Wednesday. Death Chamber Fly tox ad describes testing and safety claims.

Ea Boone Denton Ella Hollis Philadelphia William Wolf Bates Lister Easton Harvey Harris G. H. Rue Caroline County Law Building Young and Calloway Mary Blanche Edna Nobbs Ocean City Epiphany Mission Preston St. Andrew's Mision Hurlock Caroline County P. A. Raper Bell Mont Adgell Brothers Bell Milford Chas. Ellwanger Greensboro Maryland Ellwanger Maryland Stockmen’s Association Poland Rotary Club of Rufus King Roland Ebling Harold Holsinger Frank Crouse Ridgely George Bastian Edgar Weaver Geo, Bastian Jonathan Harrington Wright T. D. Holder Holder Hunt Circus Charles T. Hunt Mr. Hunt Times Mellon Institute of Industrial Research Rex

Social News Highlights From Denton and Surrounding Towns

Mrs Jennie Lister of near town hosts a Sunday gathering with Luthar Barcus Carroll Belmar and many others from Belmar Harrington Hobbs and Baltimore. Visitors plan trips to Luray Cave Natural Bridge while others return from trips and resume work at local schools.

Jennie Lister Near Town Luthar Barcus Carroll Belmar N. J Nelson Shibla Daniel Glenn Daniel Collingswood John Slaughter Baltimore Bates Lister Easton Harvey Harvis John Roe Arthur Kelley Virginia Luray Cave J. H. Beer J. C. Wendrick Harrington Nelson Shilba Barcus Henry Becker Daveghter Maretta Brooklyn N. Y Elizabeth Vickery John Irwin Loyal Sons Bible Denton M. P. Church C. D. Collison M. FP. H. Collison Monroe Crouse Rufus Amos Earl Crouse W. T. Shockley Ruth Dorothy New York Stephanie Ford Caroline High School Elizabeth E. Pippin Derby Catherine Dorothy Davis Denton Pottstown West Reading

Local Social Roundup Hosts Wide Visiting Entourage

Henderson Mrs F B Sweeney marks sixth birthday with guests from New York Philadelphia Wilmington and Norwood. Family and friends including Dize Welch Bell Schoppe Bruey Sturgis Gooden and Cartwright gather for weekend. Several relatives travel from Johnstown Huntingdon Valley Cooperstown and Jersey City.

F. B. Sweeney Geo. Dize Eleanor Sadie Reed New York Peter Bell Mildred Richard and Vintel Welch Harry Newlin Wilmington Allie Sweeney Philadelphia Harold K. Shults John T. Shults Ed. Schoppe Francis Sturgis Thos. Baker Morris Sturgis Edgar Sturgis M. W. Gooden Cleveland Wa iPriest W. E. Cartwright S. S. James New York City L. A. Gooden T. H. Gough E. P. Spencer Cooperstown Emma Gooden Huntingdon Valley Ruthanna Shultie Clifton Cohee Denton Wm. Goodwin Folsom Winfred Gooden Norwood E. C. Gooden John Bartley Withington P. A. Marvel Annabel Clark Blue Ridge Summit Wm. Hutson John Cooper Rosanna Richard Amos Coffin Jersey City James

Templeville Social Notes Show Regional Visits and Travel

Templeville residents and relatives traveled to Washington Washington to attend the Athletics game. Numerous visits to and from Wilmington Fort Morris Wilkinsburg Marcus Hook Newark Hurlock McGraw Salisbury Normal School and Philadelphia are noted among families including Knotts Starkey Roughley Davis Griffith and Bucky with many visitors staying with relatives Getaways and gatherings mark the week with shared meals and local sightseeing continuing through Sunday and Monday.

Messrs Herbert Knotts Roland Knotts Allen Stafford Warry Knotts Washington D. C Athletics Medford Starkey Frank Roughley Benjamin Boston Philadelphia Harry Davis Lee Davis Thomas McCarthy Wilmington Gurney Knotts Joseph McIlroy Fort Morris N. J Eugene Everett Howard Griffith Wilkinsburg John T. Griffith Alonzo Boyles Marcus Hook Gurney Lowman Frank Baughley Newark Del Melvin Kinnamon Imr William Kinnamon Hurlock Gingham McGraw N. Y George Butts Dorothy Knotts Salisbury Normal School Susanna Griffith Marjorie Pippin John J. Bucky Ohio Irvin Comegys Samuel Bucky Dundalk Edna Cahall Harry Golt Thomas Golt Harry MecKnett Easton Laurai McKnett

Weekly Ridgely News Letter Reports Local Society Encounters

A Ridgely Community Club meeting at Mrs. I. T. Saulsbury's home rejects moving meetings to Tuesday and adopts alternating Monday afternoon business and Monday evening program sessions. Numerous social visits, church events, travel plans, and local property transactions are noted, with Harvest Home services and updated church hours among the week’s highlights.

Orphans Court Proceedings in Caroline County

The Orphans Court met with Judges West, Harper and Shawn pres ent and approved business. T. Clayton Horsey, executor of Samuel F. Knox, filed debts, an interest account and his first and final accounts. Joseph E. Clark, administrator of Charles H. Clark, filed his first and final account. James H. Davison, guardian, filed final account of guardianship for Margaret Davison. Manning Merriken, executor of Louisa E. Moore, filed release from Harvey W. Moore. Releases from Ida Clark and Joseph Clark, distributees, were filed.

Orphans’ Court Caroline County West, Harper and Shawn T. Clayton Horsey Samuel F. Knox Joseph E. Clark Charles H. Clark James H. Davison Margaret Davison Manning Merriken Lstate Louisa E. Moore Harvey W. Moore Ida Clark Joseph &. Clark

Illness and travels noted in local notices

Mrs H B Wright is reported ill. Lydia Price returns from Cordova visit with her niece. Mrs Raymond Poole and children visited Ocean City on Sunday. E P Baylor is in Philadelphia this week on business. E M Noble returns from abroad.

H. B. Wright Lydia Price Cordova Raymond Poole Ocean City Siuday E. P. Baylor Philadelphia

Fire destroys Ocean City boardwalk block Tuesday

Fire of unknown origin swept a boardwalk block in Ocean City between South Division and Worcester Streets Tuesday morning causing estimated losses of 160000 partly insured. Officials planned an informal questioning and investigations by Captain Powell and Mayor W W McCabe. Several volunteers were injured, one spectator died from excitement, and multiple amusements including Playland and Rapoport Brothers stores were destroyed. Firefighters from eight companies contained the blaze and work on a new boardwalk will begin immediately.

Ocean City South Division Worcester Sts Powell W. W. McCabe Conway, Bryan and Rapoport Brothers Charles Avey Marumsco Somerset County Colonial Hotel George Givans Clarence Carey Rapoport Brothers Joe’s A. H. Monkhouse Jimmie Wells Thomas Conway Capitol Theatre Dolle’s Atlantic Hotel Berlin Newark Snow Hill Salisbury Delmar Laurel Pocomoke City William McCabe

Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Opens M E Church House

Twin Towns news along the Tuckahoe recounts the formal opening of the M E Church House in Hillsboro on Tuesday evening September 3. Ministers present included Rev W E Habbart Dover J L Johnson superintendent W P Taylor Kenton Rev Lee H Richcreekand F W Kirwan. Social hour followed with cake and punch. Several town residents report accidents and a long list of locals traveling for teaching posts and visits to Annapolis Washington Lewes Rehoboth and Oak Ridge N C includes Miss Roberta Rowe Miss Frances Fisher and others.

M. EB HiLlsboro Church House Tuesay W. E. Habbart Dover J. L. Johnson W. P Taylor Kenton Lee H. Richcreek M. E. Church South Queen Anne F. W.kirwan St. Paul’s P. E. Church Willard Everett William Thompson Willoughby Cannery H. R. Covell Chas. Jarrell Paul Dill Roberta Rowe Berlin Frances Fisher Willow Grove Francis Beaven Pocomoke City Henry Fisher Newark N. J. Rey Lee Richcreek M. Kline Nancy Jane S. N. Smith Gladys Gale G. B. Stewart Annapolis Washington Powell Short Asbury Sharp H. W. B. Rowe E. E. Gale Wm. Sherwood Wilmington N. Smith J. N. Clark Atlantic City G. H. Tarburton Lewes Rehoboth Emma Holland Sara Kauffman Columbia J. M. Wilson Philadelphia Annie Beaven Roger Duffey

Wedding anniversary brings Wilmington visitors to Tolchester

Mr and Mrs George Dean hosted a large group for their wedding anniversary with guests from Wilming ton Philadelphia Dover and Chester including Mr and Mrs Oscar Eskridge and their sons Oakley and Stanley Mrs Vivian Moyle and many others. Additional locals noted visitors to Tolchester Rehoboth and Ridgely with several returning to Wilmington and Philadelphia for weekends and hospital entries.

George Dean Edwin Eddingsfield Wilmington Norman Walls Thomas Simpson Catherine Ear Dill Joseph Simpson Ruth Ellen Dean Oscar Eskridge New Castle John Luff Eskridge Oakley Stanley Vivian Moyle Luff Tolchester Woody Dill Grace Nancy Stufft Esther Nashold Alfred Blackburn Richard Bullock Dover M. B. Cooper Clayton Funk Clayton Collingdale Alvin Edwards John Letty Linwood Letty Eleanor Greenlee Philadelphia James T. Greenlee

Methodist Episcopal Church South Worship Schedule

Sunday School at 9 30 preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 45 p m Prayer meeting Thursday evening 7 45. Several local residents visited Hillsboro Church House opening and social. teachers new to Caroline high school. various visits and sos noted among Maryland and Delaware towns. upcoming Wesley Brotherhood meeting announced.

Methodist Episcopal Church South Lee H. Richcreck John Lubeck Baltimore Clifford Elliott Wilmington Brown Eaton Penn's Grove Geo. Eaton E. B. Lightner E. H. Dashiell Delmar Robert Fair Church Hill Pauline Chambers Centreville Ladies Aid and Missionary Society Church House J. E. Morgan Hillsboro Louise Short Hagerstown Miss Short Caroline County Eugenia Morgan Chester Barto Pittsburgh Addie Morgan John Emory Penn'sl Grove N. J Ernest Emory Lee H. Richcreek Washington Horace Morgan Hicks Howard Rebecca JH. W. B. Rowe Wesley Brotherhood Herbert Stayton Jane Eloise Trice State ‘Normal School Towson K. M. Barnette Ocean View Ocean City

Local residents and visitors make seasonal rounds

A cascade of short notes lists Chester and Philadelphia residents visiting relatives and friends in Wilmington Dover and nearby towns. Guests include Mr. William Sylvester and Mrs. Edith Blackburn with families, Miss Rebecca Lane starting Drexel Hill teaching, and Miss Mirian Jarrell heading to Golden's College Wilmington visits.

John Pope Roosevelt, L. T J. Baldwin Burrsville Fountain Avenue B. W. Kindley Kirk Methodist Protestant Church Minnie Henry Swarthmore M. B. Henry Paul Davis Earl Walker Pottstown John O. Davis Ralph Cover Paul Westminster Cover Geo. B. Hemming New York City T. L. Trice Wm. J Helen Philadelphia J. Kemp Stevens William Towers Joe Beck Sixth Street T. F. Johnson Addie Wilson B. F. Johnson Baltimore S. R. Vetzer Kemp Maud Stewart Wn. A. Stewart Elizabeth Baker Martha Goldsborough Jane Wine Cranford N. J Zella Reed Roland Reed Concord Albert Matthews Lester S. Kauffman St. Louis Charlotte Kindley Bel Air Elizabeth Kirk Harry Copeland T. P. Towers Wilmington Mary Bacon Laurel Mildred Nuttle Minnie Murphy Trainer Howard Stackhouse Pel Mar Bradford Starkey Eleanor Horsey New York State Virginia Luff Delaware Hospital Alec McKnott Thompson Lebanon Annie Hopkins Lee Wyatt Miss Evelyn Near Denton R. H. Dill Geo. Mitchell West Grove Frederick Baynard Small Son Frank Hobbs Charles Nichols Ruth Chester Temple Jarrell Washington Wesley Jarrell Carrie Hobbs Burt Hobbs James Curry J. E. Curry Lacy Wilson Will ‘Mington Michael Ashe Hazel Hubbard N. K. Swanwick Roland Long Betty Denton Guy Pippin Coursey Edwards Jeanette Curry Norman Cohee Elizabeth Christian William Wheeler Ohio Temple Smith Rehoboth James Thawley Hagerstown Elizabeth Rawlings Hattie Roberts Ridgely Mattie Kemp Riverside Hotel William Sylvester Edith Blackburn George Sylvester Ogden Kitchen Alfred Saunders Elbert Saunders Grace Sellick Anne Wright John Wright Florence Boyd Clara Boyd Dover Noble Dhue Rebecca Lane Drexel Hill Roche Peacock Joseph Roche Hessie Nelson Mary Thos. Cahall KE. S. Martin Salisbury

Harmony Vacation Party Visits Philadelphia and Nearby

Mr and Mrs Clarence Covell of Philadelphia vacation with their three daughters Dorothy Eleanor and her friend George Lawrence of Parkland and Irene and her friend Bill Bitterhoff and Mrs Covells mother Mrs Snowden and her friend Philip Eves and her daughter Ethel spending time with Mr and Mrs Olin Thomas

Clarence Covell Philadelphia Dorothy Eleanor George Lawrence Parkland Irene Bill, Bitterhoff

Clerical pulpits swap on Sunday in Burraville

Rev W T Archer of Hobbs and Rev Hufnal will exchange pulpits on September 8 with services at Wesley Whites and Hickman at 11 am 3 pm and 8 pm respectively and Burrsville Thawleys Hobbs at the same hours. Local families and visitors shared a weekend gathering and holiday visits across nearby towns.

W. T. Archer Hobbs Hufnal Archer Wesley Hickman Thawleys Burrsville Ernest Knotts Chester George Price Lawrence Price Harrington Powell Hopkins Near Here J. W. Price John H. Thawley Fred Lewis Brown l'Thawley John Parris Wm. Collison Collingdale Kitt’s Hammock Howard Hardesty Bridgeville Townsend Rust Greenwood Lyman Porter Washington, D. C Harvey Griffith Crawford Garrett R. H. Stafford Wm. H. Parris Drexel Hill Atlantic City F. Baynard Sara Thomas Denton Paul Laura Porter H. A. Porter Messrs Paul Collison Clayton Stafford New Castle

Mrs Daniel Glenn Visits Collingswood Relative Party

Mrs Daniel Glenn and her son Daniel of Collingswood New Jersey spent several days with Mrs John E Lister and Mrs Harvey Harris visiting acquaintances and sharing time together in the community setting.

Daniel Glenn Daniel Collingswood, N. J John. E. Lister Harvey Harris

Preston social notes highlight bridge gatherings and travels

Preston residents hosted and attended numerous bridge luncheons with guests from Preston and nearby towns. Several locals and visitors, including Miss Esther Griffith and Miss Florence Raymond, were part of the social season. The column also tracks moves between jobs and stations, church events, and trips to Washington and other towns.

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Local Department Templeville I. T. Saulsbury J. J. Ivison H. K. Jacoby Altoomn Bernard King Samuel King Juniata College Wilson Cahall Juniata L. R. Brumbaugh Rittenhaus Harry Zeigler John Bromley Charles Frank Stevenson Harry Gibson H. E. McBride Brunswick Hecktown Wilson Richline Bethlehem Sallie Covey T. L. Day Zeigler Richland Girardville Jonas Shaner Allentown Brown Reformed Church Ltc E. L. Coblentz Carlisle Herman Vordenberger Anne Alfred Burkhart Fred Flounders Orrell Saulsbury DeWitt Clement Wayne Saulsbury Clement M. IF. King Farm Bureau Automobile Insurance Indian Lake Columbus L. E. Whitby John Porter Second Avenue Fourth Street John Jump I. E. Mason Warrison Holsinger Gilbert Swan C. W. Moore Bowen Moore Tennyson Delaware Harry Laird Ed Stevens Stevens Hou T. A. Smith Dutton M. F. King Ilarold Fountain Richard Emma Jackson Methodist Church Donald Davis John Grey Williamsport John Davis William Matthews iSmyrna M. W. Wiley EB. F. Pearsaul Ella Larry Abbott Thompson Swing Orphans’ Court Proceedings Mr. E. M. Noble Tuckahoe Goldsboro Bethlehem M. E. Church O. A. Bartley A. J. Messick William Messick Seaford Virginia Benz Folcroft, Ps Min- Inje Ledman Manville Arnett Cambridge Main Street Charles Deen Helen Flaharty Lis Merritt Parker Burraville Wm. J. Bonner Esther Griffith Mesdames John W. Noble Edgar Wrightson Elmer Wrightson Elmer Blades Lloyd Brodes Frank Patchett J. L. Gallagher Reese Denne Lloyd Cannon Elizabeth Phillips Mildred Griffith Iva Griffith Colwyn Florence Raymond New Jersey Gilbert Wright Byron Griffith Federalsburg Walter J. Kelly Ernest Collins Virginia Fooks C. W.elzey I. L. Trice H. M. Holliis E. B Inez Noble Katherine Cox Mesdames Thos. L. Trice Harry Wright C. W. Elzey Arthur Willey Howard Harris Reese Deane Eveie Newnam Max Chambers J. L Gallagher Harry Hollis Donald C. Gustafson Lois Bridgewater Mass Washington Senators Griffith Stadium S. E. Douglas Elizabeth Douglas James Douglas Richard Phillips J. T. Parrott A.J. Messick William Fergerson Silver Lake Garden Clarence Glass Betty Lou Brookilyn Culpepper Rosson Levin Taylor Gustafson Nellie H. Webb Alice Elizabeth Marjorie Webb Vienna N. H. Fooks Russell Marker Collins Yonkers Ralph Pritchett Jackie Ralph Poole Chicago Poole George Poole Frances Gustafson Camp Pawatinika Gordon Messick Claiborne Mamie Gallagher E. T. Moore Railroad Avenue Haddon Heights Preston Osteen A. W. Sisk Maxwell Nusbaum James Wallace Hebron
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