Denton area notices and events fill community page
Community notices announce Amateur Nite drawing talent from the Shore, bake sale by Daughters of America Eden ton Council No 102, and a ham and oyster supper to be announced. Local health updates report Caroline county typhoid and enterocolitis cases. A Christ Church rummage sale, church services, and a tomato exhibit are noted along with a car accident in Seaford and a rebuilding heater ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dentonia
Daughters of America
Edenton Council
Denton
M. E. Church
Ocean City Inlet
T. Alan Goldsborough
M. K. Newnam
Caroline County
Ridgely
Greensboro
Christ Church Guild
Denton Auto Company
Market Street
Liden
J. Henry Morgan
Jesus
James H. Pippin
Journal
Charles R. Porter
Salisbury
Seaford
Del
Marshall Hospital
Milford
Jesse H. Holmes
Swarthmore College
Holmes
Allen's
Perfection
Cole's
Spear
Bridgetown
J. L. Johnson
D. D
Choir
Goldsboro
John G. Crosby
Chestertown
Easton Hospital
M. E. Newnam
Wye Mills
Merle Watson
Arthur Wilson
Wilmington
Florence M. Blackiston
Cambridge State Hospital
C. H. Stewart
East
Miss Blackiston
Henry
Sarah Shaw Blackiston
William J
Charles H. Blackiston
Birthday and social notices span Delmarva families
A long column lists birthdays and social events across Delmarva, noting Joseph J. Collins Ninety? no eighty-fourth birthday at Denton with relatives Isaac John Collins and Josephus Collins among attendees. also covers Mrs Wilhelmina Willoughby Todd’s eightieth birthday, farm and government connections, a Baltimore Chicago Farm Bureau tour, a hospital mishap involving former State Senator Harry Roe, multiple visits and marriages including Helen Meredith and Gilbert E. Thomas, and various visits to relatives in Salisbury Easton and Rehoboth with many Blackistone, Harrington, and Todd family ties and local society happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Collins
Harvey M. Collins
Derton
Isaac John Collins
Laurel
Del
Josephus Collins
Seaford
Zora M. Collins
Wilmington
Edna P. Rogers
Philadelphia
Denton
Mr. Collins
Josiah
Rhoda Hearne Collins
Sussex County
Wilhelmina Willoughby Todd
Todd
Delaware
Caroline County
Willard C. Todd
Maryland
Minnie B. Todd
E. Paul Knotts
Canton
Bennett Todd
Trappe
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Baltimore
Ulysses G. Todd
Rochester
Jonathan Hughes
Franklin Street
Rae
John T. Carter
Easton
R. D. Blackistone
Joseph Hughes
Robert Blackisto
S. L. Hanby
Concord
M. E. Church
Orme George
Dawson O. George
Garey School
Aberdeen
Enoch Barton Garey
Everett Pepper
Aldridge
Ethel
George M. Christie
Katherine
Doris Mae Harrington
Salisbury
Talmage Strong
Nancy Jean
Emily Bullock
A. B. Custer
Rehoboth
Lena A. Bullock
William A.pringle
Hazel E. House
Federalsburg
J. W. Krabill
Doris Mac Harrington
Edward Smith
Cambridge
Mark Smith
R. C. Smith
Morgantown
W. Va
Homecoming at Old Bloomery Church in Maryland
A Bloomery M E Church Home Coming on September 10 near Smithville Maryland featured two services. Rev M S Andrews of Denton spoke on The Value of the Church outlining four points training opportunities worship fellowship and service. Rev J Brasher of Bridgeville preached Why Support the Church. W S Hubbard read a history noting the church built in 1841-42 and dedicated under Rev Andrew Manship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomery M. E
Smithville
M. S. Andrews
Denton
John Rosser
Federalsburg
S. L. Hanby
Concord
Old Bloomery Church
Andrew Manship
Harrington Notes Social Visits and Local Events
Mr and Mrs Thomas Clancey and son Ross from New York University spent holidays with Mr and Mrs R Wesley Ross. Mrs Clancey led Sunday School in Harrington. Local canneries employ several citizens including Alfred Raughley Fred Parker and John L Hopkins. Mrs R Wesley Ross plans to attend Dover Airport dedication and Delaware City teachers meeting. The Felton area saw farm purchases by the Prices and Dr Chipman. A residence burned Sunday noon. Pearl Cain and friends and Mrs Edgar Cain toured California World’s Fair. Mary Lord Hudson returned from the World’s Fair trip. Clarence and B C Draper visitors from Milford. Dorothy Harrington visited Diak Orchard and Cambridge Md. Walter C Coverdale and Ross Lane visitors Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Clancey
Ross
New York University
R. Wesley Ross
R. W. Sapp
Alfred Raughley
Fred Parker
John L. Hopkins
Mite Society
Union Corner
M. P. Church
Dover
Delaware City
Fletcher Price
Felton
Chipman
Clarence Lofland
Pearl Cain
Edgar Cain
California
Rachel Ross
Walter Jester
Mary Lord Hudson
Clarence Draper
Milford
B. C Draper
Dorothy Harrington
Diak Orchard
Cambridge
Walter C. Coverdale
Ross’ Lane
Preston Dr George W Cooke Holds Community Revival
A large tent revival led by Dr George W Cooke invites all interested in state and nation betterment to nightly 7 30 meetings and Sunday services. Also notes a Tilghman Island fishing trip by Nelson Fooks Arthur Willey and George Poole from Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cooke
Tilghman’s Island
Preston
Nelson Fooks
Arthur Willey
George Poole
Robert Dulin
Easton
Epiphany Mission Guild
H. M. Wallis
Church of the New Jerusalem
Epiphany Mission
In Memoriam for Minnie Lightcap
In sorrowful remembrance, Anna Cavender writes of her Aunt Minnie Lightcap who died September 11, 1931. She recalls longing for her aunt, vows to kneel and plant a flower beside her in a peaceful afterlife, and expresses enduring remembrance and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Lightcap
Roadmenders Meet at Methodist Church for Debates and Mission Plans
The Roadmenders women's society met in the Sunday School room to discuss trails in the faith journey and to present dramatic sketches on the early days of the group. A study visit to Deaconess Home Settlement House in Wilmington was proposed along with social activities and an autograph lunch event. Several local residents were noted for accidents, weddings, and movements, including Mrs. Raleigh’s injury and a Ridgely reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Harry Laird
Damascus Road
Elsie Matthews
Wingate Short
Joseph Hartzel
Harry Hemmions
R. S. Rust
Viola Jones
Elizabeth Short
Lucy Webb Hayes
Fanny Ponge
Ada Matthews
Bishop Jones
Mary Laird
Alice Bennington
Short
Deaconess Home Settlement House
Wilmington
M. E. Raleigh
Earl Holsinger
Easton Hospital
Rairigh
George E. Rairigh
Denton
D. R. Crouse
Clifton
Ladies’ Aid Society
Church House
Nelson Rickards
Lee Mitchell
Ridgely
Milton Smith Jr
Margaret Wilkinson
Theodore Wilkinson
Ithaca
N. Y
Smith
Cornell University
New York City
Walter Mitchell
Applebaum
Irma Harrington
Margaret Saulsbury
Russell Holisinger
John Wilson
Washington College
Chestertown
R. L. Tawes
Onella
Ocean City
Tawes
Mary Brumbaugh
Asbury Park
Sussex
N. J
Rufus King
Jesse Ziegler
Bridgewater College
World Series Opens October 3 With Giants Senators
Baseball's 1933 World Series will begin Tuesday October 3 at the Polo Grounds with expected sellouts. Giants and Senators chosen. schedule set if they meet: games at New York October 3 4, Washington October 4 7, and Polo Grounds October 8 9 if needed. Prices range from 1.10 to 6.60 with travel rest days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Giants
Kennesaw Mountain Landis
Giants
Washington Senators
Senators
Polo Grounds
Washington
New York
Landis
Mrs Wrights Motor Trip and Social Visits Chronicle
Mrs Howard Wright and her son Clifford Wright left on a ten day motor trip joined by Newark friends, then through New England and Canada returning via Niagara Falls. Several local visits are noted including Mrs Clopper hosting Western Maryland friends, Mrs Lawrence Wright hospitalized, and various family and social engagements in Caroline charge and Easton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wright
Clifford Wright
Newark
N. J
New England
Canada
Niagara Falls
David Clopper
Maryland
Easton Hospital
Joe Morris
W. C. Reed
Reed Morris
Ben Colgain
Jones
Willmington
Earl Nichols
Selbyville
Del
Edward Shutt
Spring Grove
Mason Clopper
Irvington
Caroline Charge
Thawley’s
Stephen Naylor Sr
Bernard Wood
Wilmington
Chas. Wood
Lare Family Attends Milford Funeral Mentioned In Notice
Mr and Mrs J H Lare and their daughter Altha and Mr and Mrs Palmer Lare traveled to Milford last Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs J H Lare s aunt. Also noted are Tolchester Beach visitors Mr and Mrs Wm Cavender and daughter Marie and Mr and Mrs Ernest Lankford of Concord. Norris Todd were Federalsburg visitors Sunday afternoon. Bloomery M E Church held Sunday School at 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lare
Altha
Palmer Lare
Milford
Wm. Cavender
Marie
Ernest Lankford
Concord
Tolchester Beach
Norris Todd
Federalsburg
Bloomery M. E
Get your trespass notices at the Journal Office
A brief public notice indicates trespass warnings or notices available for pickup or processing at the Journal Office. The notice urges interested parties to contact or visit the office for details and related paperwork.
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Social Roundup
Local notes record visitors and calls in Hillsboro and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. Minerva Doyle Mrs Bert Cann Mrs Wim Booker Mr Doyle Lucas Miss Grace Gladding Mrs Wm Booker Miss Mary Virginia Sherwood Rev F T Fairbank and wife Miss Lulu Beaven Mrs Frank Russell Mrs Dora Limpert Mr N E Knott Eugene Dodds Christine Wilson Mary Louise Dodds and others visiting or staying with families in Beaven Covell Lane Beaven Sherwood and related households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Doyle
Herbert Cann
Baltimore
Wim. Booker
Queenstown
Milton Beaven
Doyle Lucas
Grace, Gladding
Philadelphia
Wm. Booker
Mary Virginia Sherwood
Whiteley
Youngwood
F. R. Covell
N. E. Knott and
Eugene
Bellevue
Christine Wilson
Ridgely
H. Lay Beav
Surprise Birthday Party For W C Stevens By Rural Carriers
Mr W C Stevens hosts a surprise birthday party at his home Saturday night hosted by Rural Mail Carriers and their wives from Delaware about 40 guests attend with refreshments ice cream cake and grapes. Nearby deaths and visits are listed including Mrs Horace Morgan traveling to Baltimore for her nephew's death and Cambridge funeral, and various visitors and gatherings around Verona Rehoboth Easton Wilmington Swarthmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Stevens
Delaware
Horace Morgan
Baltimore
Mrs. Morgan
Cambridge
Lottie Morgan
Verona
N. J
Jake Morgan
Paul Smith
Randolph-Macon College
W. C. Smith
Laura Knotts
Ella Jump
Madge Jump
Rehoboth
Nina Mueller
Easton
Wm. Moore
Wilmington
C. HW. Dean
Swarthmore
Second Annual Flower Show At Denton County
Garden lovers of Caroline county are invited to exhibit blooms at the Second Annual Flower Festival in Denton. Showcases include native wild flowers and garden blooms arranged to mimic natural scenes. Ribbons will be awarded. no admission or entry fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Denton
Chest disease clinic at Nurse's Office in Denton
A chest disease clinic will be held at the Nurse's Office in the Masonic Building Denton next Tuesday starting at 9 30 a m Dr Seth H Hurdle will supervise the event and oversee examinations and guidance for attendees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Building
Denton
Seth H. Hurdle
Local Socials and Visits in Goldsboro and Nearby Areas
Dr Buckholtz of Philadelphia spent the weekend with Mrs Bertie Schaube near town and accompanied home by his wife and daughter Betty Lou. Epworth League delegates Mr and Mrs Shively Misses Kinnamon Kenton and others attended a Hamilton Baltimore meeting. Various residents hosted guests from Dover Wilmington Towson Bluefield and Barclay with nurse training and hospital visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Buckholtz
Philadelphia
Bertie Schaube
Betty Lou
H. M. Waters
Dempsey Kinnamon
Dorothy Kenton
Roy Shively
Noble Jarrell Jr
Hamilton
Baltimore
Ella Scotten
Dover
Susan Milby
Edith Cartwright
Frameopathic Hospital
Wilmington
Virgie Cartwright
Neese
Madalyn
T. N. Jarrell
Mildred Smith
Milford
Del
Evans and Son
Towson
Carroll Elliott
Ladies Aid Society
Kate Cahall
James Smith
Louise Milby
W. J. Murphy
Rehoboth
Roland Cartwright
Easton
Social notes from Springfield to West Englewood visits
Hobbs E Roland Seeders and family travel from Springfield to Annie Seeders in West Englewood New Jersey to visit W B Middlemas. J H Dandy to lead Christian Endeavor on the topic What Hinders the Full Success of Prohibition. Various local guests and visits listed including Linn, Merriken, Archer, Towers, Lister, and abscessed ear case among Catherine Lister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Roland Seeders
Bobby
Springfield
Mass
Seeders
Annie Seeders
Caroline
West Englewood
N. J
Roland Seeders
W. B. Middlemas
J. H. Dandy
Christian Endeavor Service
Fred Forbert
Roy Venables
Jesse Fearins
B. B. Allen
O. J. Chaffinch
Howard Allen
J. R. Ricards
S. A. Linn
California
Century of Progress
Chicago
D. H. Merriken
Baltimore
Manning Merriken
Connecticut
W. T. Archer
Dagsboro
Helen Towers
Chestertown
Emmett Lord
Burton Smith
Catherine Lister
Salisbary social notes of local visitors and students
Mrs. George M. Russum of Salis bury visits Denton relatives. Miss Dorothy Neal has entered Emergency Hospital Easton as a student nurse. Mrs. Rufus Crouse enjoys a visit with her parents in Prospect Park Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Russum
Salisbury
Denton
Dorothy Neal
Easton
Rufus Crouse
Prospect Park
Greensboro Area Shaken By Fatal Knife Attack And Local Obituaries
Winchester Jones died in Kent General Hospital after a Saturday night dispute at Henry Fountain's home near Marydel. James Daniels is jailed on murder charges following a throat wound that severed the jugular. Inquil also notes the death of John M. Poore and various social visits and weekend travels around Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Jones
Marydel
Kent General Hospital
Dover
James Daniels
Henry Fountain
Daniels
Jones
Denton
H. C. Rawlings
John M. Poore
Laura E. Poore
Harry Schnyder
Viola
Del
James Reed
Felton
Nola Sipple
John G. Poore
Central Valley
N. Y
W. Byron Poore
Paul Poore
Upper Darby
Rachel Truitt
Philadelphia
Mary J. Smith
Maryde
Charles W. Poore
Clayton
George W. Dawson
Greensboro
Susan Thawley
Katherine
Ruth Ledbetter
Richard Ledbetter
John Ray Luff Jr
Linwood Andrews
Anna Cooper
Elsie Briggs
Evelyn Hubbard
Ralph Hubbard
Freda Price
Louise Price
Velma Howard
Georgie Murphy
Leon Pleasanton
Lewis Pleasanton
Mary Ross
Albert Shields
Horace Howard
Isabel Hobbs
Frances Hobbs
Alan Dragoo
John Strannahan
Wrenda Monroe
Frederick Monroe
Edward Pearson
Earl Cook
Anita Cook
Florence Woolyhand
Anita
Kenton
William Thomas
Dorothy Hammond
Ralph Moore
Beatrice
Bryan
Henderson
Grayson Smith
Floyd Wothers
Edward Dean
Maude Edwards
Harvey Walls
Far Hills
N. J
Valley Forge
Veda Hubbard Jr
J. E. Andrews Sr
John Andrews
John Wyatt
Leslie Wyatt
Edgar Wyatt
Charles Nichols
William Phillips
Lucy Dingledine
Marcus Hook
Herbert Leger
S. D. Carrow
Clayton Porter
Oxford
Elsie
Mary Briggs
Wilmington
Mary Comegys
Scranton
Annie Hopkins
Helen Bilbrough
Emma Pippin
Addie Pritchett
Federalsburg
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the Local Department
Maud Stewart
Wm. A. Stewart
John Douglas
Evelyn Virginia
Sallie A. Morgan
R. Frank Stewart
Briarcliffe
Carrie Smith
Elizabeth E. Pippin
Ella Crouse
M. G. Crouse
Paul H. Horsey
H. S. Horsey
W. A. Withers
Elizabethtown
E. F. Withers
Melissa Ward
Raymond R. Fisher
T. C. Horsey
Pennsylvania
Eva Hildebrandt
Wilbert Merriken
Elinor Wilson
Towson State Normal School
Aror
Vernon
Memoriam
Anna Cavender
Rhgely
N Y Ra
Wa al A
Uw i
Helen S. Athey
Charles M. Elderdice
Mary R. Haslup
Joshua Levering
Leonard B. Smith Ee En
Edward R. Buck
Edward J. Clarke
Henry Lloyd, Jr
Harry Nuttle
William M. Pogue
Radi
F. Leonard Wailes
John W. Noble
Lyman Spence
W. Edelen Webster
Tuckahoe
Hillsboro
Mary Louise Dodds
Centreville
Queen Anne
Hobbs
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