Local notices mix with county health and deaths
A Denton area news column lists rentals and sales items for farm and home from R H Stafford Burrsville Md. It warns against unboiled water from wells and notes a chest clinic at the County Health office. Health officers change as Dr Holly resigns effective Sept 15 and Louis Welty assumes duties. A National Reemployment Service representative will visit Denton weekly starting Sept 16. Major local obituaries and a fatal accident involve Simeon S Pennewill and a 13 year old farm boy found hanged in a hayloft. no inquest held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Newnam
Journal Office
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville
M. P. Church
Masonic Building
Seth H. Hurdle
George C. Holly
Talbot County
Idaho
Louis S. Welty
Caroline County
Holly
National
Denton
Court House
John J. Ghingher
National Central Bank of Baltimore
Ghingher
Sallie Fullerton
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Fuller
John Barnhart
Miss Elva
Reese
Howard Fullerton
Maryland Poultry Certification Board
Livestock Sanitary Service
State Department of Markets
T. Alan Goldsborough
Board of Engineers For
Federalsburg
Congress
Goldsborough
Nanticoke
Simeon S. Pennewill
Delaware
Greenwood
Del
Wilmington
Lydia Wright Elder
Overbrook
Here
Robert
Irwin
Luther J. R. Pippin
Luther
Luther J. Pippin
Denton Club to Hold Covered Dish Luncheon and Meetings
Denton Community Club plans a covered dish luncheon at 1 pm next Friday September 20 to start the new club year with state federation guests Mrs F M Headley and Mrs John Paul Troy among others. Several local social events and visits are noted including weddings engagements travel and hospitality across Denton and nearby towns.
Ora A Carroll Funeral Service Held in Denton
Ora A Carroll 67 a court bailiff retired farmer and business man of Denton died of heart disease Monday. Funeral rites conducted by Rev Milton S Andrews pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church were held at his home. Surviving are his widow a brother Jefferson Carroll of Secr tary and a sister Mrs Edgar Welch of Harrington Del He moved to Denton after retirement and ran a feed store before closing it Many friends believed his health had improved before his death He was a member of the M B Church and served on the official board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora A. Carroll
Denton
Milton S. Andrews
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jefferson Carroll
Edgar Welch
Harrington
Del
Carroll
M. B. Church of
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Bible Students Convention in Liden's Hall near Hickman Del
A full day Bible students convention is set for Sunday at Liden's Community Hall near Hickman Del starting 10:00 a.m. J. H. L. Trautfelter of Baltimore will speak. 3:00 p.m. main service topic to be announced. Other churches list Sunday programs and Mass schedules for Denton and Preston areas with ministers and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liden’'s
Hickman
Del
Associated Bible Students
J. H. L. Trautfelter
Baltimore
Denton M. P
Mount of Olives
Christian Endeavor
Concord M. E
Dennis
Louise Wright
Willis Redden
Hidden cause of accidents carbon monoxide poisoning warned
The article warns that carbon monoxide from vehicle exhaust is a major, unseen danger in traffic. It explains CO cannot be seen or smelled, requires percent levels to be deadly, and links it to deaths and driver fatigue. It urges checks on exhaust systems, ventilation, and home fuel Burners for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety
Stop and eat an oyster supper at Bethlehem Community House
Bethlehem S O B Club of the M E Church offers oyster supper on Thursday September 26 from 5 to 8 PM. Adults 50 cents, children 25 cents. Weekend visits include Mr and Mrs Frank Cramer and children from Wilmington to see Addie Blades and Martha Hubbard, with other family visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Community House
S. O. B. Club
M. E. Church
Frank Cramer
Wilmington
Addie Blades
Martha Hubbard
Willard Legates
Henrietta
Lawrence Legates
McGill
Sadie
Baltimore
John Sands
Marion Blades
Wm. S. Bradley
Trappe
Alva Blades
Preston
Charles Christopher
Ridgely Visitors and Local Appointments Report
Mrs Herman Truitt and an aunt from Chester are guests of L D Truitt this week. Mr and Mrs Noble Pippin of Chester were Sunday guests of Miss Missin Pippin. Miss Alice Ferrick returned Sunday to Swarthmore Pa. Roland Ebling filed a position at Winterthur Farms near Wilmington. Mr L A Smith Jr of New Jersey visited Ridgely on Tuesday. Mrs Fred Rampmeyer is receiving treatment in Baston Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Truitt
Chester
L. D. Truitt
Noble Pippin
Missin ‘Pippin
Alice Ferrick
Swarthmore
Roland Ebling
Winterthur Farms
Wilmington
L. A. Smith Jr
New Jersey
Ridgely
Fred Rampmeyer
Baston Hospital
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Local Church Plans
The Willing Workers Sewing Circle of St. Pauls Reformed Church outlines hosting duties for the Baltimore Washington Classis gathering in Ridgely on September 28 and 24. Community figures attend, meetings discuss pastor reelection, bake sale at Davis drug store, and local residents travel for work, leisure, and flood relief trips.
Caroline County 4 H Boy Earns State Dairy Judging Honors
Douglas Bennington of the Ridgely 4 H Club led Caroline County’s Dairy Judging Team to fourth place among 48 contestants from 16 counties at Timonium Fair. The team placed tenth in the state contest with four members and coach George W. Clendaniel. The top six will tour Maryland and Southern Pennsylvania as practice judges before four are chosen to represent Maryland at the National 4 H Club Dairy Judging Contest in St Louis October 12 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Bennington
Ridgely
Caroline County
Timonium Fair
Maryland
Otis Wharton
Charles Vanville
Edward Morris
Timonium
George W. Clendaniel
Pennslyvania
Howard Barker
H. B. Derrick
Baltimore County
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Orphans Court Actions in Caroline County Session
The Orphans Court of Caroline County met with Judges Towers Handy and Dennis. Orders granted include release from Grace Kelley for Julia Nicolai upon majority, final guardianship accounts, bond reductions, and commissions for appraisers. Administrators filed accounts, probate of Lydia Eddington will, and executors named. Compromise settlements and land transactions authorized, with notices to creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Towers
Handy
Dennis
Ernest C. Collins
Catherine Collins
Grace E. Kelley
Daisy C. Nicolai
Julia May Nicolai
County Trust Co
Maryland
Lydia W. Eddington
Everett Nuttle
Harry T. Eddington
J.robert Eddington
Leslie B. Eddington
Leonard F. Covey
Clellie E. Turner
Frederick B. Nuttle
J. Roland Chaffinch
E.t.a
Lawrence B. Towers
C.t.a
Warning on charges for Old Age Pension help in Maryland
A statewide notice cautions against circulars offering paid services to prepare Old Age Pension applications. The state law bans charging fees by any person for representation in pension matters. Welfare boards across counties and the Department of Public Welfare in Baltimore provide free assistance to qualified applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Department of Public Welfare
Baltimore City
Miss Catherine Chance Returns Home After Funeral Visit
Miss Catherine Chance has returned home after visiting her sister Mrs William Andrew. Mr and Mrs John L Chance and daughter Catherine attended the funeral of his brother in law Mr Milton Horney of Bryantown on Wednesday. Put in that Want Advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Chance
William Andrew
John L. Chance
Catherine
Milton Horney
Bryantown
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter News Highlights
Local notes record Lient Pennington Sawyer returning to Oak Ridge Military College after a month with Aunt Miss Ella V. Pennington. Several visits and movements are noted including Miss Louise Gray from Denton and Mrs. Emma Beauchamp visiting Betterton. New employment brings Roe McSorley to Wilmington Delaware. Community Club opening postponed to October first Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Pennington
Emma Beauchamp
Howard Owens
Betterton
Mary Rowe
Harry Wright
Preston
Madge Jump
H. M. Thompson
James Walters
New York
Roe McSorley
Wilmington
Del
Queen Anne church programs and young people officers
Queen Anne services at St. Pauls Church feature morning and evening programs on September 15 and a Sunday October 6 drama worship titled As We Forgive. Miss Peggy Gibson heads the program. officers for the coming year include Miss Dora Sewell president Byron Barton Jr vice president Helen Chaires secretary and publicity chair Vinson Sneed treasurer. The program committee includes Mrs Pauline Curry Mr Lloyd Fleming Peggy Gibson and Byron Barton. Virginia Whiteley and Harold Nichols supervise attendance. Ruth Reynolds chairs recreation. Howard Eley is Young Peoples superintendent. The Missionary Society contributed to the Eastern Shore Zone meeting at Ingleside Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Queen Anne
Peggy Gibson
Dora Sewell
Byron Barton Jr
Helen Chaires
Vinson Sneed
Pauline Curry
Lloyd Fleming
Byron Barton
Virginia Whiteley
Harold Nichols
Ruth
Esther Kauffman
Denton
Stevensville
Mary Diggans
Della Mullikin
Howard Jarman
Berlin
Harry Gibson
Violet Gibson
James Briscoe
Wilmington
Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
Addie Morgan
G. B. Stewart
Hillsboro
Rehoboth
Howard Eley
New York City
Welcome Home and College Scandal at Ridgely Theatre
James Dunn headlines Fox Film's Welcome Home at Ridgely Theatre with Port Arline Judge Rosina Lawrence and stars like William Frawley. College Scandal stars Kent Taylor Arline Judge Wendy Barie, opening next Wednesday with a campus murder mystery solved by Taylor and Judge. Dante's Inferno screens next Thursday and Friday, offering a sensational stage spectacle of hellish scenes and divine comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dunn
Fox Film
Ridgely Theatre
Port Arline Judge
Lovely Rosina Lawrence
Dunn
Raymond Walburn
William Frawley
Charles Sellon
Kent Taylor
Arline Judge
Wendy Barie
Hollywood
Wendy Barrie
England
Dante Alighieri
Floods draw crowds to Federalsburg and Smithville dam washouts
Residents visited Federalsburg to view flood damage and the Smithville mill dam washout. Miss Celia Randolph returns home from a West Virginia relatives vacation. Sunday School at Bloomery M. E. Church is set for 10 o'clock. Mrs. Altha Wheatley has come home from the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg
Smithville Mill Dam
Celia Randolph
West Virginia
Bloomery M. E
Altha Wheatley
Card of Thanks from the Comegys family
Mr and Mrs Carroll Comegys express gratitude for kind expressions of sympathy shown during their bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Carroll Comegys
Preston Social News Highlights From Preston And Easton
Mrs. T B Marden hosted a luncheon bridge honoring Mrs. Harry Leib with Easton guests and Preston participants. A Labor Day birthday celebration for Mrs. Harry Taylor featured a Chop Tank picnic and a Federalsburg Bowling Tournament won by her team. Several town residents are mentioned for visits, travels, work at Silk and Son, cannery repairs, and recent births and gatherings with various local families and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Marden
Harry Leib
Easton
Kerr
Harris
Wood
Preston
Lee Noble
Katie Parker
Emaline Wright
Max Chambers
Leib
Low
Silk & Son
Bernice Evans
Raymond Ross
Miss Mowbray
Federalsburg
Maurice Chaffinch
Marden
Harry Hollis
Fulton Noble
Theo. Fletcher
Bridgeville
Baylor
Card Club
Jos. Bowling
Johnson Bonner
Mary Elzey
Charles Noble
Nell
Baltimore
Nannie Pastorfield
Washington
Thos. L. Trice
L. King
Edwin Sisk
Eleanor Engerman
Smithson Church to Host Evening Sermon on Sep 15
Local society notes list numerous visits and returns from Baltimore New York and Philadelphia. Smithson Church announces preaching on Sunday evening September 15 at 7 oclock with all welcome. The column records multiple family visits among Worms Pragers Willoughbys Hammocks and other area residents with trips to Rehoboth Beach Ocean City and Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Meister
Baltimore
Joe McCarthy
L. Eckley
New York
Anton Worm
William Lewin
Catherine
Yaphank
L. IL
Joseph Worm
M. J. Hall
Harry Hall
Edward Worm
May Willoughby
Rehoboth Beach
James Toft
Jack Fooks
Washington, D. C
Ocean City
Albert Schmick
E. Dukes
A. R. Willoughby
Carroll Mullikin
Wilmington
Clinton Marshall
Trenton
N. J
Algie Willoughby
Charles Perry
Salisbury
Bridgeville
Howard Cole
Del
H. Watts
Mount Airy
Labor Day
Fred Quidas
Hf. M. Towers
Philadelphia
W. S. McCarty
Greensboro Baptist lawn fete set for September 14
The Greensboro area reads of a postponed storm rescheduling the Greensboro Baptist Church lawn fete for Saturday night September 14. Booths run by church classes feature a country store with baked goods starting at noon. Aimed at supporting a worthy cause, the event promises chairs for all, activities for children, and a festive community gathering.
Local Social News Highlights From Goldsboro
West Chester Pennsylvania visitors Mrs Frederic Heed and Mrs Mary Heed join Mrs O M Macomber for dinner. Mrs Spranklin hosts at Rigbie Hotel in honor of Heed guests. Philadelphia doctor Buckholtz spends weekend with Mrs Bertie Schaube family. Harold Brown moves to local farm. formerly Miss Anna Jackson. Mrs Hardie Williams and Mrs J W Sylvester visit Baltimore for child in hospital. Rev H M Waters to address Red Men at Goldsboro M E Church South. James Cartwright and friend visit mother Mrs Virgie Cartwright. Noble Jarrell Jr leaves Greensboro High School class of 1935 for University of Albuquerque. Frank Lane visits family. to teach at Federalsburg. Kate Cahall travels to Claymont Del for sister-in-law Emma Whitby’s death. Ladies Aid entertained by Mrs John Wright. Ella Lofland of Denville NJ visits Murphy home. Rev Waters at Missionary Zone Meeting in Ingleside. Mrs Sallie Johnson of Baltimore visits Emma Johnson. M E Smith of Stamford Conn visits local community.
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Denton
Richard Parson
James Parson
Richmond
Louise M. Liden
William M. Liden
Wilson Wallace
Bridgeville
Del
John White
Anne Blackistone
St. Mary's Seminary
High School of
St. Mary’s
Ellen Chaffinch
Mary E. Breeding
Elsie Wright
Margaret Jane Knotts
Charlotte A. Pastorfield
Washington
Thomas H. Baynard
Walter D. Newcomer
Burbank
Calif
West
Charles West
First National Bank of
Seaford
M. E. Church
Fred Wright
Grace M. Taylor
West Denton
George C. Walls
Ridgely
Concord Parsonage
Louis Dennis
Howard Porter
Wayne
Baltimore
Jacky Dean
North Carolina
Edward Long
Roy. Long
Harvey Lord
Ernest Lankford
William Bullock
Gertrude Wallace
Ira A. Dill
Drexel Hill
Mr. Dill
Anne Lewis
Dill
Saul
Wilmington
E. D. C. Hegeman
George Wood
Oxford
R. L. Butler
Mabel Richards
Harry Sellers
Lansdale
Chas. P. Ramsdell
Ashland
N. J
Bradford Downes
North Dakota
Fred R. Owens
Ralph Horsey
Dan Horsey
Joseph Johnson
Harry Knotts
Bridge
Earle White
Eva Hildebrant
Catonsville
Wilbert Merriken
Kirkman W. Short
Easton Hospital
Sallie Covey
Rehoboth
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Baltimore-Washington
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ridgely Church
Gilbert Johnson
Federalsburg
Harvey Reininger
Johnsons
Reininger
Walter Barry
Annapolis
The
Methodist Church
O. B. Reed
Furman’s Grove Homemakers’ Club
J. A. Jackson
Leo Meginney
Equitable Life Insurance Co
Sky Top
Pocono Mountains
Robert Lee Painter
Margaret Carson
Chester
William Jarrell
Billy
College Park
Ridgely Homemakers’ Club
L. M. Winstead
Ralph Stewart
New York City
Josephine Jarrell
Linwood Jarrell
A. O. Saulsbury
Margaret
Frederick Jones
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Wilson
Reformed Church
Coursey Hemmons
Second Street West
Roland Cherry
Leroy Winstead
Harry Grubb
Trainer
L.S. Matthews
Dover
Rolla
Springfield
Harry Duncan
West Virginia
Jos. Brumbaugh
Margaret White
Beebe Hospital
Lewes
H. F. Hafer
Paul Hafer
Boyertown
Troy Ashcraft
Camden
Harvey Holsinger
Holsinger Canning Co
Italy
W. T. Temple
Paul
Martin
Easton
Carlton Marvel
Paul Hemmons
Centreville
Sam Cooper
Frank Matthews
Elsie Matthews
Harold Fountain
Salisbury
Frank Flounders
Elkton
Sadlersville
Charles High
Nettie Arnold
Keyser
W. Va
Thomas McCloud
Alice Lane
Frederic Heed
Mary Heed
West Chester
Sarah E. Spranklin
Chestertown
O. M. Macomber
Harold Brown
Brown
Anna Jackson
Hardie Williams
J. W. Sylvester
Williams
Children’s Hospital
H. M. Waters
Order of Red Men
Goldsboro
South
James Cartwright
Virgie Cartwright
Ann
Noble Jarrell Jr
Greensboro High School
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Frank Lane
Jas
Federalssburg
J. F. Lane
Kate Cahall
John Wright
Ella Lofland
Denville
N.J
W. J. Murphy
Ingleside
Sallie Johnson
Emma Johnson
M. E. Smith
Stamford
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Greensboro
Greensboro Baptist Church
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Boyce's Mill
C. H. Stonesifer
Robert Stewart
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S. J. Richter
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Eloise Pritchett
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Wyatt Lancaster
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Concordville
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William Wroten
Clayton
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