Want Ads and Local Notices From Denton Md
A Denton Md page lists want ads for a large desk for sale and farm items from Mrs E D C Hegeman Burrsville and R H Stafford Burrsville. Unfurnished rooms for rent and a girl seeking board after school. Church gatherings, rummage sales, and church supper notices follow, plus local obituaries, highway work updates, and Marine recruit news about Benjamin Tassler.
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E. D. C. Hegeman
Denton
Journal Office
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville
M. P. Church
M. E
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
Bethlehem Oyster Supper Hosts Community Event
The S O B Club of the M E Church invites Bethlehem residents to an oyster supper at the Community House on Thursday September 26. Supper served 6 to 8 pm with prices 60 cents for adults and 26 cents for children. Also notes visitations and local health updates among residents including Mrs Cassion Andrews illness in Bigerville and Mr Douglas Todd recovery after surgery.
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Bethlehem
S. O. B. Club
M. E. Church
Guy Harrington
Stella
Cassion Andrews
Bigerville
Douglas Todd
Easton
Orland Wright
J. B. Todd
Irene Perry
Sinai Hospital
Baltimore
Leonard Legates
Denton church sets one day debt-raising program
The Vestry and Guild of Christ Protestant Episcopal Church announce a one day program to raise the yearly debt quota. A bazar with five booths, supper at six, a card party, a fortune telling gypsy, a grab bag, and a silhouette activity will entertain attendees. Tentative date is Friday October 25 at the Denton community house.
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Vestry and Guild of Christ P. E. Church
Denton
Journal
J. B. Davis
Denton church notices and services announced for week
Church events include a covered dish supper at Denton M E Church with 25 cent admission, bake sale by Good Cheer Class, midweek devotional after supper, and quarterly conferences led by Rev E C Hallman. Other notices list services at Denton M P Church, Concord M E Church, Willis ton, Church of the New Jerusalem Preston, Epiphany Mission Preston, and St Elizabeth's and St Benedict's in nearby towns with sermon themes and mass times.
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Denton M. E
Local Hosts Celebrate Birthday Banquet A Weekends List
Henderson Mr and Mrs E C Gooden entertained at dinner on Sunday guests marking Mr Gooden's birthday. Attendees included Emma Gooden Bess Cleaver Allan Sweeney and others from Marydel Yeadon Philadelphia Dover Wyoming Kenton Milford Wilmington and beyond. Several Bennett Cartwright and Cahall families noted with visits from Philadelphia Wilmington and Akron relatives.
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E. C. Gooden
Mr. Gooden
Emma Gooden
Bess Cleaver
Marydel
Allan Sweeney
Yeadon
Allie Sweeney
Howard Fisher
Philadelphia
Lockwood Gooden
James Bastian
Dover
Broadway, Good
Eleanor Harmon
Dallas Cartwright
Preston
Thomas Cahall
Samuel Cahall
Wilmington
John Meredith
Harry Frese
Calvin Pritchett
George King
Harold
Ruth Clegg
Easton
McKinley Wilkinson
S. S. James
New York City
L. A. Gooden
James
L. M. Jones
Chester
Community Notes From Burrsville and Vicinity
Burrsville residents celebrate birthdays and family reunions while Wesley Church plans upcoming events and suppers. District Superintendent Hallman to offer the Lord's Supper at Wesley M E Church on September 22. Burrsville and area traffic up after storms with washouts on main highways. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Enos Cleaves and Paul Cleaves of Georgetown Pa and Charlie Chance host in Church Hill Md.
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C. W. Willis
Wesley Church
Kenneth Cleaves
Georgetown
Enos Cleaves
Paul Cleaves
J. W. Price
Ira Dill
Drexel Hill
R. H. Dill
Thomas Viven
Chester
C. N. Fountain
Look of the Month Club meets at Mrs Reed home
The Look of the Month Club gathered at Mrs O B Reed's on Friday for a program led by Elsie Matthews. A talk, a textbook study on Home Missions, and a march demonstration were featured as the group reviewed the year's plan and assigned tasks.
Dissecting the Roosevelt Critics in public debates
Charles Michelson, director of publicity for the Democratic National Committee, critiques Republican and allied press figures such as Frank Kent Mark Sullivan and David Lawrence for presuming superior knowledge of constitutional law and government. He condemns Warburg and Fletcher as propagandists, contrasts their views with Democratic policy, and alleges ghostwriting behind prominent letters and statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel
General Motors
Red Cross
Supreme Court
Democratic National Committee
Frank Kent
Mark Sullivan
David Lawrence
Congress
James Paul Warburg
London
Great Britain
England
Roosevelt
Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Warburg
Charles Michelson
Quotes on food, action, and spirit from classics
A compact assortment of dated quotes from Browning Emerson and Christian Science Monitor. It highlights food for thought, manly effort, and spiritual ideas as sources of youth, framed as brief reflections.
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Christian Science Monitor
Expressions of Gratitude for Bereavement Support
A brief note thanks friends who assisted in the recent bereavement of Mrs. L. H. Thomas. The message conveys appreciation for help and sympathy received.
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Silently Recaps Local Visits
Mrs Sallie Worth and Denton visitors join family gatherings in Tulleytown and Kennedyville. The note lists social calls by Mr and Mrs Hayward Henry of Maryland and many neighbors including Dr and Mrs Duffey, the Jarrells, the Gales, Mr Purnell Jones of New York, and Miss Anna Stevens.
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Sallie Worth
Hayward Henry
Denton
James Walters
Willard Jones
Tulleytown
Worth
Wm. Urie
Kennedyville
Tyson Heather
Marydel
Susie Thompson
Meadaomes Pearle Sparklin
Harry Fisher
Ralph Thompson
James Sherwood
Mary Virginia Sherwood
Chestertown
Depue H. Duffey
Diane
Washington, D. C
Charles Jarrell
Edwin Gale
Wilmington
E. H. Gale
W. C. Smith
Penney Farms
Florida
Purnell Jones
New York
Ella Pennington
Anna Stevens
Milford Kline
Oscar Clark
H. R. Covell
Del
G. B. Stewart
Rehoboth
Queen Anne Services and Community News at St Pauls
Queen Anne church holds morning and evening services with themes Make ing Goodness Attractive and Made for Mastery. Thursday night sermon on Colossians and a Sunday play As We Forgive with Lloyd Fleming and others directed by Mr Fossett. Young People meet Sundays at 6 30 PM led by Mrs Clarence Fossett. Community Club backs relief aid. visits by Rev and Mrs Smith of Penny Farms Florida. Elizabeth Lynch enters Salisbury State Teachers College with companions. Families of Jump and Eley visit Hillsboro and Queen Anne. Miss Sallie Coe and Delma Smith guests of Fossett family.
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St. Paul’s Church
Lloyd Fleming
Peggy Gibson
Virginia Whitby
Helen Chaires
Byron Barton
Vinson Sneed
Mr. Fossett
Fla
Hillsboro
Queen Anne
E. B. Lightner
Elizabeth Lynch
State Teacher’s College
Salisbury
Horace Morgan
Ruth Reynolds
Francis Jump
Annapolis
Howard Eley
C. L. Fossett
Miss Sallie Coe
Delma Smith
Washington, D. C
Hicks Howard
Baltimore
Longtime Caroline County resident J R Starkey dies
John Robert Starkey died at his daughter’s home on Tuesday evening after a long life as a carpenter contractor in Caroline County. Born June 24, 1852 in the county, he lived here for sixty years and worked for E. B. Adkins Co. of Salisbury 1917 to 1931. Funeral services were held Thursday with interment in the local cemetery. Pallbearers and attendees included family and friends from Atlantic City Dover and Baltimore.
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John Robert Starkey
L. H. Thomas
Thomas Starkey
Seaford
Del
Caroline County
Wilmington
Our County
E. 8. Adkins Co
Salisbury
BBC
H. B. Flater
Messrs
B. B. Allen
W. G. Holbrook
T. H. Towers
J. H. Edgell
F. E. Davis
Louis Butler
M. E. Trice
Edythe
T. E. Paisley
Holton
Philadelphia
Earl
Roland Starkey
Atlantic City
N. J
Raymond Trice
Baltimore
J. H. Wheatley
Dover
J. Robt. Starkey
Parker Barnes
Robert
Marcus Hook
W. E. Hubbard
Earl and
John Fisher
Greenwood
Thomas Smith
Elmer Butler
Elmer Kenneth
B. B. Lawless
O. J. Chaffinch
Vienna
Bernice Lawless
State Normal School
Helen Moore
Swarthmore, Pa
Visitors and Guests Reported at Oakland Grove Farm
A long list of visitors and relatives stopped by Oakland Grove Farm near Preston. Names include William S. Kelley family, Floyd of Baltimore, Bradley families from Easton and Cambridge, Grace Gootee of Baltimore, and many other Maryland towns. The items note weekend visits, trips to Washington and Ocean City, college student Dorothy Lee Patchett returning home, and various hosts hosting gatherings and luncheons.
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Oakland Grove Farm
Preston
William S. Kelley
Billy
Floyd
Baltimore
Harry C. Bradley
Easton
James Willis
Elmer Richardson
Cambridge
J. Hubbard
Grace Gootee
Nettie B. LeCompte
Ed Bradley
Myrtle Wright
E. L. Fooks
Dorothy Lee Patchett
New York
Frank Patchett
Courtney Whiteley
Charles Whiteley
Old Orchard
Maine
Miami Beach
Fla
Steve Brown
Denton
Hayward ‘Dean
Brown
Emaline Wright
Katie Parker
Lawrence Chaffinch
John Tull
Oxford
Fred Edgell
E. B. Blades
John Noble
Edward Garey
Washington
Charlotte Stall
J. L. Lattomus
Philadelphia
Dover
Wilmington
Edwin K. Sisk
Detroit
Ocean City
W. Kirk Simmons
Julia Lattomus
Bob Cannon
Salisbury
Lee Noble
Isabelle Douglas
S. E. Douglas
James Trice
Thos. L. Trice
California
Art Willey
Mary Roe
Hillsboro
H. B. Wright
Nell Fooks
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Clyde Elzey
Mountain Lake Park
Johnson Bonner
A. T. Blades
Aid
Local Folks Share Weekend Visits and Moves
Ridgely H. C. Bennington and family move into the A. W. Thompson property on Second street west. Paul Temple and Miss Merta Martin from Easton were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Temple. William Matthews and children from Smyrna visited Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Wiley. D. M. Swing and wife spend the month at their Rehoboth cottage. Linwood Jarrell entertained Mr. and Mrs. William Jarrell and children. Lillian McDowell of Mardela Springs is the guest of Mrs. Harry Stedman this week. Jewell Fermeyer and friend from Centreville visited Mrs. Walter Mitchell. Roland Cherry and children visited Dover friends Sunday. Roger Ringgold Jr. will enter Washington College this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Saulsbury
Winchester
Sallie E. Saulsbury
J. Frank Booth
Saulsbury
Washington
Denton
Paul C. Greenly
Marine Barracks
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Lakehurst
N. J
J. Frank Wright
Lexington
Stewart Wright
Washington and Lee
H. Towers
Haddonfield
Homer Rice
Wilmington
J. C. Spencer
Hobbs
Fred P. Stafford
M. P. Church
Josiah A. Beck
Chas. K. Evans
Jacob B. Davis
Davis
Geo. J. Miller
Albert
Margaret and
Ethel Miller
Red Lion
Margaret C. Hoey
Jacksonville
Fla
Wilbert Callaway
W. W. Sylvester
E. C. Martin
Columbus
Ohio
W. J. Martin
Tuckahoe Neck
John M. Willis
North Wales
W. P. Willis
Harmony
H. Willis
Chester Anderson
Centreville
Wilson Cohee
F. P. Stafford
C. G. Griffin
West Englewood
Rehoboth
Eleanor Towers
Bridge
Charles Whitby
Pittsburgh
Goldie Statum
Chester
Aaron Statum
Melissa Ward
Salisbury
Howard Hopkins
Bursville
Alex McWilliams
Fred McWilliams
Rockwood
Ontario
Canada
Annie Coulbourn
Upper Darby
Myrtle Coulbourn
Herbert Craft
Helen George
Walter George
John L. Everngain
Lawrence B. Towers
James M. Armstrong
Aberdeen
Melvin James
Mildred Downes
Baltimore
P. W. Downes
Harold Campbell
New York
W. A. Smith
J. Earl Wright
Newark
Del
West Coast
Edward Ringgold
Elizabeth E. Pippin
Derby
Conn
Helen Hagadone
John Emerson
Georgia Fechtig
L. B. Towers
Jane Bryant
O. B. Reed
Harold Fountain
Elsie V. Matthews
America
Norman Wilson
J. E. Morris
Clifton Morris
Geneva
N. Y
Jack Ritchie
Thaddeus Snowberger
Harvey Reininger
Joe Lampi
Philadelphia
Fred Seward
Ella
Clayton
Easton
E. R. Cassen
Fifer
Clifton Crouse
Bernard King
King
Grand Junction
Colorado
Church of the Brethren
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Margaret Swing
St. Benedict’s Catholic
William Jarrell
Richard
Emma Jackson
Boone Jarrell
Timonium Fair
Maryland
Douglas Bennington
John Sharp
George Sharp
Ralph Sharp
Greensboro
Mary Sharp
E. C. Crumpacker
Edgar
John Crumpacker
Olan Porter
Harford Porter
Ridgely
Anna Morris
Cordova
Ray Frampton
Frank Long
Selbyville
Harlan Harrington
Larry Abbott
Swing Pearsaul
Darby
E. F. Pearsaul
Father Cramer
St. Benedict’s Catholic Church
Norman Downes
I. J. Saunders
C. G. Stanford
Warren
Needles
Calif
Alan Dragoo
U S. Navy
M. A. Dragoo
William Cooper
Dorothy
W. Royston
Harry Stedman
Hubert Stedman
Millsboro
James Wilson
Martin Sellars
Frank Ruggles
Ocean City
Park Drive Hotel
Annie Wilkinson
Harry Burton
Leelan Jackson
St. Michaels
Charles Dean
John Starkey
Mrs. Voss
Annie Stack
Millington
J. K. Lynch
H. C. Bennington
A. W. Thompson
Second Street
Paul Temple
Merta Martin
W. T. Temple
William Matthews
Smyrna
W. M. Wiley
D. M. Swing
Linwood Jarrell
Lillian McDowell
Mar[dela Springs
Jewell Fermeyer
Walter Mitchell
Roland Cherry
Dover
Roger Ringgold Jr
Washington College
Leroy Johnson
Virginia Luff
Harvey Dunning
John Luff
Grover Elliott
Marcus Hook
Nora Smith
William Phillips
Senderson
Charles Nichols
Alphonso Dunham
Robert Jones
Dudley Price
Harvey Porter
Harry Corkran
Atlantic City
Charles Rich
Walter Carew
Princess Anne
T. F. Beauchamp
Carew
Sarah Pritchett
Anne Porter
Duke University
Durham
N. C
Porter
J. W. Porter
Lawrence Thornton
Lawrence
William Hammond
Masten’s Corner
Harry Owings
Owings, Md
Arthur Smith
Lacey Wilson
Willmington
Michael Ash
Will Price
Louise
Leslie Wyatt
Samuel Cooper
M. B. Cooper
George Adams
Kathleen Draper
William Roe
James
Virginia Roe
Peggy Smith
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Washington, D. C
Paul Dill
Fred Johnson
Near Town
L. L Jones
Frank Hobbs
Isabel Andrews
D. W. Charlton
Billy Love
Hilton Dobson
T. F. Dobson
Laurel
Otto Kornrumpf
Burt Hobbs
O. W. Barton
Grove Oyster Supper Promotes Community Dinner Time
Grove residents announce their annual oyster supper at the Community House on September 24 and 25. Adults 50 cents, children 25 cents, serving from 5 to 8 pm. Visitors from Wilmington Philadelphia Long Island New Jersey join local families during the week.
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Howard Stewart
Wilmington
Calvin Betts
Charles McNeal
Philadelphia
B. L. Cohee
George Burr
Long Island
Ed Deen
New Jersey
Libbie Sharp
Charles Carroll
L. F. Barry
New York City
Quick to Look Back
A New York Times editorial argues that business conservatives misremember the Great Depression era and overlook the benefits of New Deal controls. It contends stricter fraud controls and public welfare guardrails would have accelerated scientific production, credit systems, labor harmony, and distribution efficiency.
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New York Times
Greensboro Area News Roundup and Accident Report
A horse belonging to farmer J. C. Snedeker near Greensboro was struck by a truck driven by Carl Hanss at the Baptist Church intersection and had to be killed. Numerous local residents, visitors, and families are noted in social and travel updates, with mentions of hospitalizations and ongoing illnesses.
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J. C. Snedeker
Greensboro
Carl Hanss
Baptist Church
Snedeker
L. R. Taylor
Clayton
8. D. Carrow
William Spencer
Milo Evans
E. J. Vandergift
Robert Parker Hospital
Sayre
Vandergrift
Sadie Guseman
Del
Mary Jackson
Thomas Attix
Williston Visitors From Several Towns Gather
Mrs M P Allen and family guests at Memory Lane with Denton and Elkton connections. Baltimore guests include Virginia Long and Virginia Anderson with William Hull and William Wheeler. Federalsburg visitors visit Mrs Davis’ parents Sherman Hignatt. Judge C Harvey Towers family hosted. Mrs Wm D Uhler visiting Mrs H Wilson Saulsbury at Rehoboth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Allen
Raymond R. Fisher
Denton
Hugh Allen
Elkton
O. G. Hignutt
Virginia Long
Virginia Anderson
Wm. Hull
Wm. A. Wheeler
Baltimore
Memory Lane
Preston Davis
Federalsburg
Sherman Hignatt
C. Harvey Towers
A. G. Gelletty
Wm. D. Uhler
H. Wilson Saulsbury
Rehoboth
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the Local Department
H. C. Smith
E. Market St
Guild of Christ Church
Market
2Nd Streets
Court House
Methodist Protestant Church
Price
Elizabeth Hobbs
Cambridge Hospital
Oscar Kelley
Burrsville M. E. Church
Beauchamp Layton
George Hobbs
Kelley
Thawley Finch
Franklin J. Finch
Doylestown
Henry
Ann Sparklin Thawley
H. E. Ramsdell
Andrew Thawley
C. J. Kern
T. Alan Goldsborough
Goldsboro
Union
Long Marsh Ditch
F. H. Dryden
Works Progress Administrator
Samuel D. Tassler
U. S. Marine Corps
Parris Island
S. C
Young Tassler
Evander Childs High School
Marines
Marine Corps Institute
Corps
Tassler
Marine Corps Recruiting Station
Queenstown
Grasonville
Wesley Wilmer
Wilson
Helen
Katherine Bowser
Samuel J. Price
Wilmer
J. Kennard Holden
Ruthsburg
J. Kennard Jr
M. S. Andrews
E. C. Hallman
Denton M. P
Blue Galilee
Christian Endeavor
Gertrude Young
Concord M. E. Church
Williston Community Church
Church of the New Jerusalem
Epiphany Mission
Henderson
Burrsyville
R. Browning
Emerson
Tuckahoe
Williston
Lrdhyes