Local Denton ads and notices from the era
A collage of local ads and notices ranges from Elberta peaches at 35 cents a basket to used furniture stores and grand openings in Denton Maryland. It notes temperature records, annual sales, school and church events, lectures in Delaware, theatre reopenings, and community club plans, including Homemakers’ Council rallies and De Molay committees, all reflecting a busy regional economy and civic life.
Interesting Items About Yourself And Your Friends
The Denton Community Club resumes after summer recess at the Club House next Friday September 18 with Mrs. Alphonso Boley of Royal Oak as speaker on Service. A musical program is planned by Mrs. T Alan Goldsborough and hostesses include Mrs. L R Clough and others. Officers and names of members are listed. A church wedding to Miss Dorothy Norwood Worrall and Mr. James Edward Douglass Jr. is noted, with details of the bride’s and groom’s families. Numerous social visits, dinners, and visits across towns are reported, including educational commitments and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Community Club
Alphonso Boley
Royal Oak
Eastern Shore Federation of Womens’ Clubs
T. Alan Goldsborough
L. R. Clough
J. O. Knotts
Alex. McWilliams
Edna Green
J. H. Summerfield
Anne Lewis
Myrtle Dukes
Eugene Anderson
Lulu Downes
D. W. Davis
J. B. Davis
Douglass, Jr
Denton
Douglass
Palace
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Louise Seeders
Mildred Parker
Dover
Leila Parker
Edna Wright
Lynnie Lord
Mabel
Everett
William Meredith
Federalsburg
Russell Fishell
Herman Minner
Harrington
Roland
Francois Lord
Dawson Hubbard
Fred Lord
Mervin
Betty
Charles Lord
Clarence Cornwell
Baltimore
W. H. Lord
Hobbs
Paul Maloney
Leon
Concord
Clint Williamson
Sallie Casey
Salisbury
Elmer Adkins
Horace Downes
Laurel
Del
Bas
Emmett Lord
Salisbury Normal School
Edenton Council
Daughters of America
Caroline Council
R. Boon Beauchamp
Washington
Marjorie Beauchamp
Strayer’s Business College
G. H. Rue
Branford
Conn
Rue
Joseph H. Carroll
J. C. Flynn
Billy
M. R. Wilson
Ruby
Edith Knowles
Philadelphia
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union of
Hone Paign
Sylvia
Naomi Towers
Evelyn Drexell
Huron
Mich
John M. Willis
North Wales
Annie W. Todd
Bridgeville
Charles H. Willis
Ruth Noble
Summit
N. J
W. W. Noble
Fannie Shields
Isabel
S. C. Watters
Norman A. Leese
J. Henry Morgan
Church of the Brethren
Hagerstown
Maryland
Clarence Chaffinch
James D. Long
Washington, D. C
Walter
B. Long
Emmons Reed
Roland Reed
Lawrence Neighbors
Wilmington
James Neighbors
P. Shipman
Norfolk
Lucille Bailey
Centreville
John Chaffinch
Good Food For Sound Thinkers Light Of The World Quote
Christian Science Monitor notes Jesus described seekers of God as light of the world and warned that a city on a hill cannot be hid highlighting enduring spiritual guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Jesus
Christian Science Monitor
Reunion at old Todd homestead honors Caleb and Charlotte Todd
A Sept 7 gathering at the Todd homestead near Chestnut Grove marked the first Todd family reunion. About 75 relatives and descendants of Caleb James and Charlotte Todd attended, with games, a basket lunch, songs, prayers, readings, and several family members delivering poems and speeches. Officers were elected to plan future reunions and fence maintenance for the family graveyard nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Todd
Chestnut Grove
Caleb James
Charlotte C. Todd
S. L. Hanby
Kemp Todd
G. E.turner
Rome Gambrill
T. Sidney Collins
Banister Meredith
Fred Scott
Elmer Robinson
Sidney Collins
John Lord
Theodore Turner
Eldon Closson
Easton
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Special Interest Items
The Seventh District notes include Methodist Ladies Aid at Church House last Thursday with supper planned for the 29th, flower and welcoming committees formed, and Chocopicks served. Faculty and students from Ridgely High and Primary schools are listed with numerous regional connections. Many local residents and guests are mentioned visiting families in Denton, Baltimore, Salisbury, and nearby towns, plus forthcoming meetings and Sunday topics.
World Series Set to Open October First in Philadelphia
The World Series matching the first place Athletics against either the Cardinals or Giants will start October 1 after a league meeting with Baseball Commissioner Landis. If the Cardinals win the pennant the Series opens in St Louis or Philadelphia, with travel days and a later schedule. If the Giants clinch the National League, opening games shift to New York and Philadelphia. All games start at 1 30 p.m. local time. ticket prices range from 1 to 6 60 dollars. Attendees included Harridge Heydler Schroeder and DeWitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis
New York
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Missouri City
John McGraw
Giants
Athletics
Cubs
William Harridge
American League
John Heydler
National League
Robert Schroeder
Sam Breadon
St. Louis Nationals
William O. DeWitt
County Extension News Ad Council Sets Fall Rally Plans
Advisory Council members met in Miss Spafford s office on Sept 3 to plan the Fall Rally and elect new officers. The Welfare Fund discussed aims to aid disabled people and the unemployed, with a note urging reliance on personal help over welfare when possible. A Twilight Picnic was postponed to 1932, programs for next year were assigned to Mesdames Baxter Everngam and Wolsinger, and Fall Rally was set for Oct 29 with location to be decided. Home Demonstration Agent Miss Bessie M Spafford will continue the flower project and a Rural Homemakers Club newsletter will be issued. Officers elected include President Mrs Harry Helsing, Associate President Mrs Harry Muttle, Secretary and Treasurer Miss Marie Quillen, Publicity Chairman Mrs Sidney Collins, Associate Publicity Chairman Mrs L H Thomas, County Parliamentarian Mrs Mason Baxter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. H. Everngam
Denton
M. K. Newnam
Denton Journal
Harrington
N. 6Th St
Nuttle Hardware Co
Elberta
T. H. Everagain
Concord
Caroline Co
Nuttle Milling Company
North Sixth Street
S. S. Harrington
A. E. Miller
Third
Randolph Streets
Denton Journal Office
Epiphany Mission
Preston
St. Andrew’s Mission
Hurlock
William Gniesco
Henderson
Charlotte Hall
C. A. Pentz
State Road
Williston
Liden’s
Hickman
Del
P. S. L. Johnson
Philadelphia
Palace Theatre
Gloria Swanson
Clark Gable
Kentucky
Denton Volunter Fire Department
Caroline County
Furman’s Grove
Ridgely Rural
Andersontown
Hobbs
Federal
Unity
Sol Bloom
U. S. Commission
George Washington
de Molay
Dad C. S. York
Masons of Dads
Wilbert L. Merriken
Irvin Smith
Ferdinand Baynard
John Allfather
E. C. Hall
J. Roland Chaffinch
Denton National Bank
Rotary Club
Market St
State Forestry Department
Mesdames Baxter
Everngam
Wolsinger
Bessie M. Spafford
Miss Spafford
Matson Baxter
Harry Helsing
Ert
Harry Muttle
MissMarie Quillen
Sidney Collins
L. H. Thomas
Mason Baxter
Del Mar Vacations and Local Visits in Burrsville
Names of Burrsville residents and visitors from Del Mar Va Camp and nearby towns are listed, noting families and individuals sharing holidays, visits, and weekend gatherings. Included are R H Stafford family, W A Stafford family, Alfred Baughley, W T Bullock, John Parris, Laura Porter, A T Garrett, Nettie Satterfield, N A Porter, Everett Smith, Elias Pearson, and others, plus several out‑of‑town guests and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Del-Mar-Va
R. H. Stafford and
W. A. Stafford and Son
Alfred Baughley
W. T. Bullock
John Parris
Henry Walters
Laura Porter
A. T. Garrett
W. J. Littleton
Nettie Satterfield
N. A
Lloyd Porter
Stanton
Del
J. W. Price
Lawrence Price
Ernest Knotts
Chaster
Harold Hopkins
Marcus Hook
Howard Hopkins
Melvin James
Denton
John Thawley
R. HL. Thawley
Wyoming
Rosie Blocklinger
Manayunk
C. N. Fountain
Paul McFarland
Smyrna
Herman Solderman
Hillsboro Obituary and Community Notes From Hillsboro
Harry Robert Covell aged 67 died at his Hillsboro home after a two week illness. He married Sarah Katherine Morris in 1898 and is survived by three daughters, two grandchildren, and a brother. Funeral held at his Hillsboro home with interment in Centreville’s Chesterfield Cemetery. Nearby items note visits, guests, and the upcoming Community Club meetings on Sept 14, with residents from Centreville, Wye Mills, Marydel, and Easton mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Robert Cavell
Hillsboro
Mr. Cavell
John T
Anne Rebecca Covell
Centreville
Western Shore
N. C. Orrell
Wye Mills
Sarah
Katherine Morris
Charles R. Morris
Olin Hunter
Avery Story
Crumpton
Frances Covell
Willsboro
Olin
Elaine Hunter
Edward Covell
Willard Everett
M. E. Church
Chesterfield Cemetery
H. W. Sewell
J. H. Dodds
C. Kemp Stewart
H. P F. Callahan
J. H. Kinnamon
T. E. Chance
Covell
Chas. Jarrell
C. Duffey
Henry Fleming
Wilmington
Frank Fleming
Labor Day
Ida E. Rice
Cambridge Hospital
S. O. Rice
Louise Medford
Marydel
Mildred Gale
Hugh Duffey
Mary Elizabeth
Washington, D. C
Depew H. Duffey
C. A. Borden
Mary Virginia Sherwood
William Sherwood
Swarthmore
John Lane
Queenstown
Duke University
N. E. Knott
Eugene
Ocean City
Rehoboth
Ella Pennington
Billy Sawyer
Easton
Norma Lee Stevens
Denton
Nancy Jane Kline
Edgar Blades
Baltimore
R. H. Love
Andersontown
Fred Love
Merrick Love
Bessie Flaharty
American Corner
Concord Cemetery
Maryland Visitors Return Home After Summer Holiday
Lidens Mr and Mrs Walter Clossey and children Dorothy Walter and nephew Joseph Miss Alice Wood and Mr Leo Clossey of Jersey City and Brooklyn spent their vacation with Mrs R C Wood and Maryland relatives and friends returning home Wednesday Francis Gowan and Bobby Salmon of Philadelphia who summered with Mr Lawless have gone home Mary land visitors Misses Mary and Rose Turney Mr John Turney Mr Francis Turney and Francis Lawless all of Philadelphia recently visited Maryland Matt Lawless and Mrs Annie Kiley who visited their brother and sister returned to Philadelphia Monday Mr and Mrs John Williamson entertained several friends over the week end Chas Miller and family spent the week end with Mrs Geo O Day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid
Church House
Nnvet
Ada Matthews
Viola Jones
Trattie Magadone
T. L. Day
Harvey Holsinger
Herbert Hammond
Hattie Hagadone
Franklyn Stayer
Ridgely
Bernice Wooters
Mary Nuttle
Ruth Trice
Denton
Mary Blades
Hillsboro
Frances Matthews
Cambridge
Erma Nichols
Federalsburg
Brooks
Ruth Beauchamp
Mallory Winstead, Jr
J. L. Kfunt
Salisbury
Winstead
Milton Russell
Dorothy Miller
Catherine Andrews
Baltimore
J. L. Knotts
Centreville
Harry Klotz
Elizabeth
E. I. Nicholson
Henry Simon
Frances
Thomas Simon
Nazareth
Joseph Simon
Revelen Longaback
Leroy
Fogelman
Northampton
Roland Fountain
South Orange
N. J
R. E. Fountain
John Swing
Loraine Swing
Newark
Orrell Saulsbury
Ord Raleigh
William
Rehoboth
Bateman Draper
Boonesboro
I. T. Saulsbury
Emma Saulsbury
Philadelphia
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Roy Tawes
Fred Flounders
Fred Jr
Fred
McDonough
Flounders
Thomas E. Jarrell
Washington
Clifton Crouse
William Chambers
Ison
May
B. A. Briscoe
Chambers
Frank Flounders
County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Boley
Eastern Shore Federation
W. H. Snively
Trappe
Joe Brumbaugh
Mary Brumbaugh
Nellie Briscoe
Paul, Goodman
Mary Briscoe
Pennsylvania
Stellan Matthews
Detroit
Elsie Matthews
John Scully
William Pindar
Imogene and
Eugenia
Marcus Hook
Jennie Nickerson
Andrew Mitchell
Ednar Detwiler
Addie Griffith
Sadie
Bessie Wilson
Long
Dorothy Mancha
Lower Marion
Harry Hemmons
MacPherson
W. O. Dickerson
Snow Hill
Dickerson
W. 5
Parsons
Sword
John Dean
Ocean City
Watson Booker
Harry Burton
J Children
Henry Wilkinson
Mallory Winstead
Carroll Hintson
Welford
Heatheville
James Mullan
Wesley Bowers
J. W. Simms
Raymond Holland
Madeline
Bangor
Frank R. Stewart
Briar Cliff Manor
N. Y
T. L. Dayton
T. A. Smith
George Dutton
Del
Carolyn Mancha
Easton
Kent Temple
John Turney
Francis Turney
Francis Lawless
Maryland
Matt Lawless
Annie Kiley
John Williamson
Chas. Miller
Geo. O'Day
Neese
Madalyn
Wilmington
T. N. Jarrell
Harry Neese
Bryan Shockley
East New Market
Leroy Cartwright
Orville Melvin
Billy
W. H. Goodwin
Edith Cartwright
Jhas
Florence Boyd
Noble Dhue
John McCaffrey
Miss Buchanan
Alberta Ross
FE. S. Martin
Greenwood
A. W. Brumbaugh
Oscar Wyatt
Leslie Wyatt
Edward Laramore
L. S. Jones
Charles Dill
C. Hf. Pippin
Miss Mae
Annie Wooters
Addie Pritchett
F. F. Thornton
Josephine Moore
Homer Green
Beverly
Boston
Mass
John Clark
Green
Avery Ledman
Eugene Scott
Dudley Price
Harvey Porter
Bessie Stevenson
Meredith College
Raleigh
N. C
Keene Saulsbury
E. J. Vandergrift
Ebbie
Harry Hubbard, Jr
L. W. Taylor
J. W. Porter
Mary Katherine
Anne
Albert Wing
Helen
Charles Bilbrough
Oscar Nichols
John Nichols
John Quillen
Claymont
Phen Diggins
Easton Hospital
Margaret Luff
John Luff
Earl Lindell
Chester
William Hubbard
Geo. Engram
Salem
Walter Engram
Clara Seward
Richard Bullock
Jennie Adams
Edith Greenlee
Willoughby
Howard Asilton
E. F. Seward
M. B. Cooper
Charles Hobbs and Sons
Alvin Totheroh
Brandywine Summit
Octavia Totheroh
Lacy Wilson
Michael Ash
Archie Foster
Milton Roe
Elizabeth Kenton
W. Thomas Thornton
Temple Smith
Mildred Ginn
Jessie Wyatt
Cora Wyatt
Cornelia Prettyman
Preston
Carrie Hobbs
Burt Hobbs
Anne Anthony
Maude Bedadaug
Woodside
Artie Weaver
Joseph Simpson
Ruth Wheeler
Near Town
Maude Edwards
Emma Cashe
Queen Anne
Henry Detwiler
Anne Bennett
Mabel Rich
J. E. Shockley
Matoaca
F. R. Malone
E. M. Noble
Louise Swann
Elijah Cohee
F. P. Roe
William Dyer
Town
Ruth Jackson
Octavia Totherch
Visitors and family greetings across Burrsville and Wilmington
Miss Georgia Towers and friend with Mr and Mrs C W Holtgreve and son were guests at a 6 o clock dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs C H Henry of Burrsville. John P Wolfe and George Holtgreve family from Wilmington were weekend guests of George W Towers. Mrs C L Towers and son Chester of Baltimore return from summer with the Towers. Ben O Woerner and family of Cape Charles visit John Woerner and John Woerner home this week. Woerner works in Wilmington. C H Towers family spent last Sunday at Rehoboth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Towers
C. W. Holtgreve
J. P. Wolfe
C. H. Henry
Burrsville
John P. Wolfe
George
Wilmington
George W. Towers
C. L. Towers
Chester
Baltimore
Ben, O. Woerner
Cape Charles
John Woerner
Woerner
C. H. Towers
Rehoboth
Social Roundup in Balti more and Nearby Towns
Mesdames Horace Morgan and Bernard Messix spent Friday in Baltimore with Miss Juanita Howard who summers with her aunt Mrs Morgan. Several guests visited Hebron and Easton area families, including Chester Barto from Pittsburgh, Henry Morgan, James Fleming, and S T Culver. Birth announced for Rev A A McNeer’s son at Easton Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Horace Morgan
Bernard Messix
Baltimore
Juanita Howard
Mrs. Morgan
Henry Morgan
Chester Barto
Pittsburgh
Howard Eley
Betty
Peggy Boyles
Jake Gibson
Cordova
Lloyd Fleming
Lloyd, Jr
Seaford
John DeFord
A. A. McNeer
Easton Hospital
James Fleming
S. T. Culver
Hebron
Emily
Laura Knotts
Washington, D. C
Ben Graham
Ben, Sr
Oscar Briscoe
Jake Morgan
Lottie Morgan
Mollie Diggans
Goldsboro
Henderson
Howard Burr
Wilmington
Ridgely Club to sell sandwiches at Mrs Elliott sale
Ridgely The Community Club plans a Saturday sale of sandwiches and coffee at Mrs Elliott's sale. An annual bake for the Library benefits will be held Saturday September 19 at ten o'clock. Mr and Mrs Charles Stevenson and Miss Beatrice Bowers visited in Wilmington on Wednesday last week.
Caroline High School opens with new principal and staff
The opening assembly introduced new principal Mr. W H Cumming and welcomed staff including Miss Ford and Miss Brown. Douglas Fleetwood, as Senior Class President, led welcomes. Enrollment spans grades four through postgraduate, and changes include repurposed spaces for classrooms and a revived cafeteria under Mrs. Van Rodney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline High School
Cahall
W. H. Cumming
Miss Ford
Cumming
Douglas Fleetwood
Miss Brown
Voss
Irvin Smith
Mr. Cahall
Hughes
Raleigh
Irvin
Smith
Miss Clopper
Miss Towers
Miss Crouse
Mr. King
Miss Lane
Clopper
Miss Norris
Miss Hearn
Tom Smith
Miss Nuttle
Ravngh
I. Smith
Caroline High
Industrial Arts Department
van Rodney
Social notices and family visits in Goldsboro area
A flurry of visits is noted as Goldsboro residents host relatives from Wilmington Philadelphia and East New Market. Returns include Edith Cartwright from Wilmington and Florence Boyd from Philadelphia with local friends. The obituary for R H Love aged 68, farmer near Andersontown, notes survivors and funeral plans.
Greensbor o and its Environs Dozens Visit Rehoboth
A long roster of townspeople and guests are listed as spending Sundays and holidays at Rehoboth and surrounding areas. The group includes Brumbaugh Wyatt Laramore Jones Dill Pippin Wooters Pritchett and many others visiting family homes, attending with relatives, or enjoying fishing trips and college visits.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Spape
RA Baer
Caleb
Lottie Todd
Annie E. Townsend
Samuel Townsend
Old Side
Lily
Vashti
County Extension News
Tuckahoe
Market Street
J. L. Evernham
Denton, Md
Greensboro