Denton Area News Highlights Local Prominence and Changes
Denton notices cover Easton mayoral efforts for a new park, Ford car sales in Caroline, deaths including Baltimore figure Upshur Lloyd, upcoming millinery openings by Mrs I S Hollingsworth, and plans by Holt Construction to build a road from Saidlersville to Church Hith. Also noted are a Chauter reed society event, farm sales, gun club shoot, tax notices, and street widening plans in front of the Denton court square impacting trees and parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Winfield Nichols
Ford
Caroline
Upshur Lloyd
Baltimore
Caroline County
I. S. Hollingsworth
Court House
Sydney S. Hoody
LS Hollingsworth
Woman's Chistian Temperance Union
Vashti S. Garey
Denton
Downes
Syracuse
New York
G. Lacy Butler
Baltimore Commission
W. L. Gooding
Dickinson College
Peninsula
Carliste
Galena
Denton Gun Club
James T. Anthony
Queen Anne's County
Aston
Anthony
Tuckahoe Neck
S. L. Benton
Pennsylvania
Reichman
Caroline High School
Daviton
Chalmers
Talbot County Kon
Trax
Matthewstown
Home Economics Club
Sheriff Beck
Charles Rich
Walter Stringwood
Justice Rickards
Wright
Chesapeake & Potomac ‘Telephone Company
Fourth Street
Main Street
Court House Square
Personal and Social News From A Country Town
Many city folks visit the country friends season. Hobbs resident Levi B. Burdette hosted a house party with Norma Howen, Mildred Howen, Ethel Paisley, Ada Rush, Gorman Morgan, and Wim Meyer as guests. Professors Handy and engagement with St John's College noted. Various local residents traveled to Baltimore, Boston, Philadelphia, and Ocean Grove for education, services, and leisure. In-town parties included Louise Downe's twelfth birthday and several social visits among Denton, Ridgely, Easton, and Braddock Heights residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi B. Burdette
Hobbs
Norma and
Mildred Howen
Baltimore
Ethel Paisley
Towson
Ada M. Rush
Messrs
Gorman Morgan
North Carolina
Wim. R. Meyer
East New Market
Western Maryland College
Sydneys. Handy
St. John’s College, Annapolis
Teachers’ Institute
Handy
St. John's
Elizabeth B. Cade
E. L. Hakesley
Edward
Boston
Mass
Elizabeth
Fisher's Business College
William D. Unter
Harrisburg
H. Earle Smith
Annie Rochester
Philadelphia
Uhler
Robert Porter
Ronald Brooks
Porter
John T. Porter
Roe Phillips
Ridgely
Fred Towns
Denton
Louise Downe
Elsie Knotts
F. J. Wright
H. T. Nuttle
G. Lacey Stevens
Ocean Grove
N. J
Billy Sunday
Hugh
Ellis Clark
Edward Lambert
Easton
Howard Griffin
Rudolph Ulrich
New York
Brick Hotel
Mary Octavia Lewis
L. A. Lewis
E.R. Downes
Edwina
Leslie A. Lewis
R. M. Rairigh
Esther Rairigh
Braddock Heights
Robert B Fisher
Church News from Concord and Nearby Parishes
Rev. Melvin F. Wheatley reports Sunday School at Concord at 930 tomorrow with the sermon on Pauls Arrest and the Lord Supper. Epworth League at 730 p m Rally Day. Services also listed for Bloomery Preston Bethlehem Choptank and Wie Methodist Protestant Church with varied sermons and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin F. Wheatley
Concord
Paul
Epworth League
Bloomery
M. E
Preston
Norrow
Bethlehem
Choptank
T. O. Crouse
Wie
Wyatt
Orphans Court Grants Admin Sell Personal Property
Judges Liden Moore and Covey presided as Lacy C Murphy administrator of Charles Murphy deceased received an order to sell the deceaseds personal property at public sale Thelda M Hilbrough executrix of Samuel Bilbrough deceased presented first and final account Howard A Todd appointed guardian to minor children Mary N Todd and Philip M Todd Walter D Stevenson administrator of Janes Stevenson deceased presented first and final account Annie Seeders guardian to Alice Seeders filed first and final account and release Charles H Glime and John Glime executors of Christianna Glime filed releases from legatees approved
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans‘ Court
Liden, Moore and Covey
Orphans’ Court
Lacy C. Murphy
Charles Murphy
Thelda M. Hilbrough
Samuel J. Bilbrough
Howard A. ‘Todd
Mary N. Todd
Philip M. ‘Todd
Walter D. Stevenson
Janes Ti
Stevenson
Annie Seeders
Alice T. Seeders
Charles H. Glime
John Glime
Christianna
Remains of J Bernard Carter Buried in Templeville
The remains of J Bernard Carter of Hamilton Baltimore county were brought there for burial last Tuesday. He was twenty two and a tuberculosis victim, son of Mr and Mrs J Thomas Carter formerly of Templeville. Funeral services were by Rev O B Reed and interment was in Templeville cemetery. Several town visitors include families from Ridgely Marydel Goldsboro Hartley and Wilmington. Various locals and visitors were noted at the paternal home and seaside locales during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bernard Carter
Hamilton
Baltimore County
J. Thomas Carter
Templeville
O. B. Reed
Thomas Temple
Ridgely
R. C. Stafford
Millington
George Moore
Marydel
J. F. Lane
Goldsboro
Roland Knotts
Irwin Moore
Wilmington
Myrtle West
Hartley
Albert Robinson
Buck Hill Falls
M. E. Moore
Grover Moore
Baltimore
Herbert Knotts
William Kinnamon
Gurney Knotts
J.K. Carter
Bower's Beach
C. H. Faulkner
Walmington
R. H. Downes
Mr and Ales
William Lowman
Ocean City
I. Carroll Hong
Philadelphia
Myrtle Davis
Edge Moor
Del
Philip Spencer
Local Social Notes From Burrsville and Nearby
Burrsville hosts include Mr and Mrs Lawrence Tucker and daughter Erhel with Chester Pa guests. Buick car guesting. Haidden N J visitors. Charlie Butler weekend guest of Wilbur Butler. the Parris party drove to Telchester for a Sunday visit. Michael Lollar from Petersburg visiting John W Stephens. Mary I Raughley at Denton teachers' institute. Rev W N Conaway and Mrs spent a Henderson visit. Nellie Melvin of Harrington visiting Ruth Harvey. Wilmington Fair attendance by locals. Mrs John W Stephens is ill at home. E H Sapp visiting Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrsville
Lawrence ‘Tucker
Erhel
Anthur Lawton
Chester
W. Th. Satterfield
Lawton
RK. OC. Garienm
Rnold
Haitden
Lights
N. J
Charlie HL. Butler
Wilbur Butler
Tuckahoe Neck
John IL. Parris
Ro EL Dall
Telchester
Michael Lollar
Pettsburg
John W. Stephens
Mary I. Raughley
Teachers' Institute
Denton
W. N. Conaway
Henderson
Nellie Melvin
Flarrington
Ruth Harvey
Wilmington Fair
E. H. Sapp
Wilmington
J. Andhew Mitchell
Leroy Detwiler
Delaware
Mary
Ruth Wooodcock
J. R. Brumbaugh
Warerste
C. P. Smith
Iris
Sylva
Cline Saath
Joseph Gibson
Macund
Mro
Tharey Gibson
Delarar
Strabemrester
Thafield
Roy Chens
Abrai Mas
Carl Webber
New York
Irene Gorsuch
Queen Anne
Evin Detwiler
Easton
Ele
Diagoo
Shek
Nomwood
Pac
Lawrence |Edderman
Clincoteavae
Alice Penningfosd
Alfred Rickards
Mothe Rickard
Local social notes from Trappe and nearby towns
Mesdames Sylvester and Cooper hosted a gathering for the Ladies Aid Society and Men's Bible Class at the Sylvester home near Cordova. Alma Thompson visited Neva Seymour in Trappe while O M Hignutt of Williston stayed with daughter Mrs James Thawley. Olive Stammer from Marydel spent the weekend with Sadie Wooters. Rev C T Jones and family spent a week with friends near Trappe. Chas Beaumont of Greensboro visited relatives. K W Beaven was in Ballinoe on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sylvester
Wlll Sylvester
Mary S. Cooper
Ladies’ Aid Society
and Alis
Cordova
Alma E. Thompson
Neva Seymoure
Trappe
O. M. Hignutt
Williston
James Thawley
Olive Stammer
Marydel
Sadie Wooters
C. T. Jones
J. M.thompson
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Sunday School Banned to Sixteen and Under
Due to a Board of Health order to curb infantile paralysis no child under sixteen may attend Sunday School until after September 18. Adults may attend church services including Sunday School at 104.1, with preaching by the pastor at Sta. i The Epworth League service is at 7 30 p m led by Mrs Ella Peters. A hearty welcome awaits all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Heath
Delaware
Sta. i
Epworth League
Ella Peters
Local residents spend time at Ocean City details
Willistan, Miss Minnie Todd and sister Miss Manorie returned home on Sunday after ten days at Mt Pleasant, Ocean City. Mr and Mrs Henry Doek and Mr and Mrs Frank Yeoman motored to Ocean City for ten days. Mr and Mrs Sougland of Ocean Grove N J guest of Mr and Mrs Wa Willoughby and Miss Ruth Meredith visited friends in Baltimore last week. Mr Willard C Todd and son Kennett traveled to Ocean City on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie .Todd
Manorie
Mt. Pleasant
Ocean City
Henry Doek
Frank Yeoman
Sougland
Ocean Grove
N. J
Ars
Willoughby
Howard Sullivan
Ruth Meredith
Baltore
Willard C. ‘Todd
Hennett
J. Willard Reed
Philadelphia
Scout Gilmore Sadler
Marcus Look
O. WV. Barton
Virginia
J. Calvin Smith
West
Elna Morgan
Queen Anne
Effa Phininer
Mer
Li. C. Orrell
Wilnington
Ralph Pritchett
Philadelpha
J. BE. Willis
Edith Janman
Chestertown
G. W. Betson
Noch Strannatan
Truner, Pa
Water-rail sea con arrives as rails scarce
A cryptic note notes a water rail sea con is present but suggests rails are scarce and few have been killed, claiming pides are insufficient.
Thriving Capital Notes in Ridgely Column
Items from the Seventh District include social visits among Attis McKnott and Anderson families. church services shift to 7 p.m. for the month, with Epworth League reopening. Local residents travel to Wilmington Baltimore and Washington, while gatherings, school assignments, and farm business occupy most weeks.
Hospitalized Captain Brockway and return of officials
Captain D S Brockway was taken to Easton Hospital for treatment. Rev Dr H T Quigg and his party, including Miss Grace Quigg and Misses Helen and Dith, returned from a motor trip through Western Maryland visiting Blue Ridge Summit Gettysburg and Hagerstown. The community notes multiple local visits, scouting activities, and upcoming Lyceum concerts and school appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockway
Dr. Quigg
H. T. Quigg
Grace
Helen
Dith
M. Kk
Newnan
Maryland
Blue Ridge Sun Uit
Pen Mull
Gettyslig
Chambersburg
Hagerstann
Quigg
Boy Scout
Malcolm W
Minker
The
Wolf's Patrol
Owls Nest
William Woodward
Richard A. Lister
Baltimore
Charles E. Millen
Lyceum
C.L. Bergderfer
LaDell Concert Company
Fred CG. Bite
Wisher Shipp
Smithville social notes and Cranfield trip highlights
Smithville residents Mel and Mrs G and families Liden Uelen and Garrett Garnetts motored to Crisfield last Thursday. Mrs Blaine Bullock and child returned home after a week with her sister Mee. Vinton McMahon and Mr and Mrs J Devote of Philadelphia spent the past week with Viv and Mrs C D Liden. Miss Bessie Liden stayed last week with a friend in Crisfield. There will be preaching services at Bloomery next Sunday morning and evening. Mr Albert McNantes is spending time in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Attis
Narberth
J. W. McKnott
C. Anderson
Sadlersville
C. W. Jackson
Mass
Helen Matthews
Bertha Jackson
Millshoro
Flo. Ness
Philadelphia
Walter [Ottman
Tottman
Nett
Mary Macon
Clinton Robertson
Cambridge
Myrtle Pearsont
Epworth League
FS. Eherotte
Adaline Ringer
Lancaster
T. B. Tiler
Balt
Inory
Washington
Woodside
Gertrude Lawan
Coursey Hemmons
Buena Vista
Virginia
Ener
FL Imter
PB. Ebersole
Adaline Ripper
Wo M. Wine
Del
Slagle
Westminster
The
Reformed Church
Ma. Shiple
Walter Homan
Harry Gemmons
May
Blanche Sipple
Washington, D.C
Mie Sipple
the Reformed Church
Meston Lockwood Day
Paulsboro
N. J
Wilson Jackson
Ridgely
Charles Richard Jackson
Beacam’s College
M.el
Sadie Alien
Greensboro
Vihel Cade
Ralph Pritchett
Alexander McKinatt
Prichett & McKnatt
Wilnington
Roy. Jarman
Harry Cooper
George Cooper
HN View
Claude Rawlings
Helen Milliken
Wilmington
Gee
City
Edward Maulford Pearsacl
Chester
Eadweard Persaud
Harry Jarman
Nethie Hickman
R. DE. Jarman
Grace Greenlee
Martha Pennington
Millington
Mesers
Calvin EL
Honston Me
J. F. Jarnin
George II. Mitchell
Cape Charles
J. A. Mitchell
Esther Clark
Betson
Blanche
Ruth Jackson
Cheswold
Kenton
Charles I. Shields
A. E. Shields
Thomas Attix
Mary A. Jackson
Percy Spence
Easton
Samuel Spence
M. Jones
Harry Stevenson
Billy Savin
Ee C. Orrell
D. 5. Brockway
Kastan Hospital
Mel
Liden
C.D. Liden
Uelen Liden
Garrett Garnetts
Crisfield
Blaine Bullock
Childden
Mee
Vinton McMahon
Devote
Viv
Bessie Liden
Howe
Fiend
Bloomery Nest
Roth
Albert McNanteas
Mildred Gooden
Myrtle Richard
Martha Johnson
Ll. M. Dill
Beacont’s Business School
Anna Anderson
Edu Witton
Brooklyn
Ventuy
C. A. Michener
Mro
Mrs. PLC
Parvis
Plow
and Ales
Denver Weedhman
Denver Weedhman, Dear Sudlerss Ilfe
Clarence Pritchett
Wilmupton
John Pritchett
Low
PW. Parvis
Willington
Mfr
C. Parvis
Lorend Pritchett
Wyoming
W. J. Pritchett
Katherina Downes
Kate Downes
Wt. Carrow
SD. Carrow
Ella West
Baltimore
Alrs. C. IL
Clayville
Cobo Chak
Afr
W. PL Clark
Dill
Indiana
Lakies
Mid Society
C. T. Chiyville
Weekend Visits and Social Roundup Include City Guests
Woodenhawk and Atis with Jason Reed and George Chattinehatared to Stutlock Sunday as guests of J. E. Melvin and Pauline Fountain of Philadelphia visits Eva Degale. Winnie Hubbard of Baltimore spent days with his parents. Mary D.C. Adams and son Clarence were in Baltimore. Jr. Walter Adams is slowly recovering after a chicken wing incident. Ma. William Deen spent Monday and Tuesday in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atis
Jason Reed
George
Stutlock
J. E
Melvin
Pauline Fountain
Philadelphia
Eva Degale
Winnie Hubbard
Baltimore
Mary D.C. Adams
Clarence
Walter Adams
William Deen
Washington
Armerican Corner Old Hardware Goods Sale
Ma B C Redman advertises old historic goods most of them to fraction parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma. B.C. Redman
Wilmington notes on local people and schooling
Henderson and others attended Beacont's Business School in Wilmington for stenography. Several visits and travels are recorded, including Miss Anna Anderson and Edu Witton returning from New York visits, and multiple families hosting relatives in Wilmington Greensboro and Baltimore with various short trips and social engagements.
Democratic Roaster Walks Wide Amid National Debate
In Baltimore and beyond the Democratic Roaster headlines stir as Civil Service topics spark partisan passions. The piece notes Republicans' silence on Wilson era measures while Bull Moose factions press forward. William Skinner Grace, 63, dies at home near Bozman on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haltimore San
Democrate
William Skinner Grace
Bozman
Baltimore official in poor health at St Josephs Hospital
Mr. John Ruwdell, after twenty five years at the Baltimore customs house, is in very poor health. Paralyzed months ago, he is hospitalized at St Joseph's Hospital and helpless with little hope of recovery. He spent his early life in Caroline county and has many relatives in Southern Caroline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ruwdell
Baltimore Custom House
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Ile
Rimbeld
Caroline County
Caroline
Moderation the Watchword for Health and Duty
A call to balance in life and work. Excess eating and lack of exercise erode body and mind, while moderation and recreation sustain health. Public Health Service urges officers to preserve fitness and allow time for recreation and study, stressing personal responsibility in maintaining integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate
United States
U. S. Public Health Service
Hugh
Packing Industry Expands in Wicomico County
The whortleberry crop in Wicomico county yielded strong returns this year. John A. Mulany of Fruitland packed 80,000 quarts at 7 cents each, selling mostly to wholesale buyers in Kansas City. Another packer, Mr. Dulany, processed 150,000 quarts of strawberries, marking continued growth in the county canning industry and new business lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicomico County
John AH. Mulany
Fruitland
That County
Kansas City
Dulany
Everngam Plans Store Closure After 20 Mercantile Years
John L Everngam, a leading county merchant, will close out his stock after nearly two decades in business. The large establishment will vacate, with the store space to be left, and Everngam has rented a room in the Carter Block where the remaining stock will be sold after January 1st. He is noted as a popular tradesman with steadily growing patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everngam
John L Everngam
Sean
Ife
Everngan W
Carter Block
Wilhan Bullock
Denton National Bank to Accept Telephone Bills
District Manager N. M. Thompson of the C and P Telephone Co announces Denton exchange patrons may pay monthly bills at Denton National Bank. About 225 subscribers can use this convenient option, saving postage. Similar arrangements exist in Easton, St Michaels, and Centreville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton National
N. M. Thompson
C. & Pb,telephone Company
Denton Telephone Exchange
Denton Naional Bank
Bink
Easton
St. Michaels
Centreville
Thompson
Warning on Unsterilized Milk Cans From Dairy
A county report cites repeated typhoid cases traced to infected milk. The Agriculture Department urges thorough cleansing and sterilizing of milk cans and bottles with catching hot water and to keep them uncovered until completely dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Usary Division
Thanks to friends for kindness after beloved wife’s death
We thank friends who aided us during the illness and after the death of our wife and mother Satie E. Hutchins who passed away August 23. Special thanks to those who provided conveyances for the funeral D V Hotenins and CutLbREn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satie E. Hutchins
D. V. Hotenins
Cutlbren
Seed corn selection boost yields and field tests
County agent highlights field seed selection to raise corn yields. Emphasizes selecting ears in the field, testing soil and varieties, and using home grown seed. Describes methods, benefits, and plans to form a county advisory council to guide work in Caroline County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Ridgely
T. A. Chambers
Federalsburg
Victor Dean
Federalsborg
Alex
Noble
Preston
M. E. Wheatley
Concord
Frank Wright
Denton
Temple Smith
Greensboro
Linwood Jarrell
Allings Ste
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the Local Department
Church News
E. ‘Farting
Virgie Sparks
AP. Everett
Cenheville
Hillsboro
Chas. Beaumont
K. W. Beaven
Ballinoe
Hickman
Willistan
Ridgely News
Ed. Murphy
Sykesville
Murphy
Hawkins
Bride
J. S. Ricards
J. E. ‘Towers
Be. Alleu
Earl and
Bailwood Sennett
Marcus Hook
S. Sennett
M. Trarrington
J. M. Merriken
Felton
William = Jones
J. R. Chaffinch
Waloughby Nowell
William Cannon
C.D. Collison
A. Neal
Dorothy
T. Uh .Powers
J. Jb. Pollard
Io ‘Fowson
Levi Burdette
Abonday
Milford
William Starkey
Milton
Martha Smyth
Wallard Trilb
Clayton
Leonard Hill
G. J. Jopp
Greensboro News Letter
Smithville
Woodenhawk
Armerican Corner
Mamie Goodwin
Barroville
Ia. Mehnett
Baltungle
Wibnington
Alenty Bostic
J. F. Quillen
Cannery
Tolatoes
Auditor's Order
Nisi
Harvey L. Pocpets
Norman IL. Ruleigh
Circuit Court
Equity
Caroline Seo
Lawrence B. Towers
Msi
Harvey L. Cooper
George S. Ralrigh
Lawrence B. Ver
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