Local notices and ads from Denton Maryland area
Community notices list apartment and house for rent in Denton and Burrsville with contacts, farm sales and trade offers by R H Stafford and Joseph H Carroll. Church suppers, rummage sale, oyster dinners, and fundraising events across Denton, Bloomery, Thawley's and Hobbs. Ferries schedule and annual home and fair updates amid flood recovery. Obituary notes for Elizabeth Hepner of Caroline county.
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N. 2Nd St
Denton
Journal Office
Court House Square
Preston
M. E. Church
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville
Ida Allen
Ladies Aid of
Bloomery M. E. Church
Smithville
Thawley’s
M. P
Guild of Christ Church
Beck Chevrolet Place
N. 3Rd St
Claiborne-Annapolis
Hobbs Aid
Hobbs
Maryland
Easton
Dentonia Theatre
Wesley M. E. Church
Caroline County Bank of
Greensboro
Peoples Bank of
Ridge- Ip
Hillsboro-Queen Anne Bank of
Hillsboro
Eastern Shore Coon Hunters Association
Clarence Webb Farm
Cecilton
Federalsburg
W.edwin Unger
Chamber of Commerce
Committee For Fair Plans
Barratt
Delaware
Magnolia
Frederica
Francis Harvey Green
Pennington School
Pennington
N. J
E. C. Hallman
Dover
Wilmington
Lewes
Roy L. Tawes
Elizabeth Hepner
Caroline County
Bessie Garey
St.Catherine’s Hospital
Santa Monica
California
Washington College, Normal Department
Idaho
Connecticut
Kentucky
Todd and Leslie Memorial Chapel
R. M. Campbell
Hepner
Salome Garey
Somers
This County
Ames Dixon Garey
Interesting Items About Yourself And Friends At Club Meet
Denton Community Club held a Friday luncheon with guests of honor including state officers Mrs. Frank Headley of Chevy Chase and Mrs. John Paul Troy of Baltimore. Activities covered include Institute talks, federation meeting highlights, musical numbers, and upcoming interior decoration program hosted by Katherine Elizabeth Wright. A large banquet by Caroline Chapter, 62 C E S, featured a welcome by Mrs. Jennie P. Crouse and honored guests Mrs. M Elizabeth Jackson and William T. Karow with a play and readings planned for the evening.
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Denton Community Club
Frank Headley
Chevy Chase
John Paul Troy
Baltimore
F. P. Roe
Greensboro
M. S. Andrews
H. E. Ramsdell
Grace
R. Elis Clark
Troy
Club Institute
Headley
General Federation
Detroit
J. Kemp Stevens
G. H. Rue
Peter Hoffman
Rue
Louise Gray
Edna B. Green
W. K. Cumming
Wm. H. Nuttle
Katherine Elizabeth Wright
Anne Lewis
Herbert Bamberger
L. R. Clough
Austin Murphy
Caroline
Brick Hotel
Jennie P. Crouse
Carrie Morgan
Queen Anne
M. Elizabeth Jackson
Cambridge
William T. Karow
Anna L. Suter
Clara B. Carmine
Versa Hubbert
Alta Newnam
Emily Swiss
Elva Wolf
Dulcie George
Mildred Kelley
Preston
Pierre de Mauriac
Philadelphia
Frances de Mauriac
Malcolm Melvin
Howard Melvin
Mr. Melvin
Denton
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Little Rock
Arkansas
William P. Witsell
Hot Springs
du Pont High School
Wilmington
Brooklyn Friends School
New York
Melvin
George School
Intertype Corporation of
Southern
New Orleans
Jacob B. Davis
Charles Fiske Piet
Virginia Piet
Clark Flynn
Homeland
Paul Fowler
Captain Newnam
Neavitt
Talbot County
Orme George
Woodberry Forest
George Goldsborough
Cornell
Margaret Jane Knotts
Holton Arms
Washington
Margaret C. Hoey
Wilbert Callaway
Jacksonville
Fla
F. J. Wight
Richard Trippe
Billy
Suffolk
Trippe
BE. T. Tubbs
Robert Fleetwood
Chestertown High School
Russell Flaharty
Virginia
October M. P. Ladies Aid meets at Blades home
CHOPTANK The October meeting of the M. P. Ladies Aid at Choptank will be held at the home of Mrs. O. C. Blades on the 1st. A full attendance is requested.
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M. P. Ladies Aid
Choptank
O. C. Blades
Fall meeting of Baltimore-Washington Classis in Ridgely
The eleventh annual Fall meeting of the Baltimore-Washington Classis of the Reformed Church met at St. Pauls Reformed Church Ridgely with about twenty five delegates. Key speakers included Dr. William F. DeLong and Rev. M. H. Way. Home Missions and local ladies groups hosted events and a fried chicken dinner.
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Baltimore-Washington
Classis
The
Reformed Church
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Ridgely
S. A. Troxell
Grace Church
Baltimore
Ridgely Church
William F. DeLong
Philadelphia
Board of Home Missions
M. H. Way
Sewing Circle
Frank Simon
J. William Davis
Clinton Blockston
Elmer Hoffman
Alan Temple
J. W. Davis
Carlisle Bennington
Roland Webster Dies Quietly in Federalsburg at 64
Roland Webster 64 a Shore canner died unexpectedly Thursday morning at his daughter Mrs Benjamin C Willis home from heart disease. A Dorchester native and son of Samuel L Webster he lived in Cambridge Hurlock Federalsburg and East New Market and owned homes once of Senator Goslin. Survived by his widow Blanche Davis three brothers and a daughter services held Sunday at his Federalsburg residence with ministers from Union Methodist Episcopal Church and burial at Hill Crest cemetery.
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Roland Webster
Benjamin C. Willis
Mr. Webster
Rock Hall
Denton
Dorchester County
Samuel L. Webster
East New Market
Cambridge
Hurlock
Federalsburg
E. E. Goslin
Bucknell University
Lewistown
Blanche Davis
Noah
Lloyd Webster
Frank Webster
C. Irving Carpenter
Union Methodist Episcopal Church
Ransom P. Nichols
Hill Crest Cemetery
Man Crushed By Steam Shovel At Denton Sand Pit
George Cohee of this town is hospitalized in Emergency Hospital Eas ton with injuries from being crushed by a steam shovel at the sand pit digging sand for the Denton railroad bridge on the Choptank river. An x ray revealed a broken pelvic bone and later surgery was performed for perforated intestines. He was injured when he failed to step aside quickly enough as the shovel swung and collapsed him against the sand.
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George Cohee
Easton
Denton
Cohee
Mixed church notices and upcoming events in Denton area
The report lists multiple church activities and dates across Denton M E M P churches. Promotions Rally Day and Four Hundred Years of the Printed English Bible are noted, with a Musicale featuring James Arthur Richards. Other items include sermons, Sunday School programs, Ladies Circle supper, Epworth League events, and Mass times for nearby churches.
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E. C. Hallman
Denton M E
M. S. Andrews
Willing Workers
James Arthur Richards
Western Maryland College
M. E. Church
Thanksgiving Dinner and Community Notices in Town
A local report details John E. Lister’s forty third birthday turkey dinner with numerous relatives from Greensboro Denton and nearby areas. It notes Edward Davis’s Washington marriage, plans for an October fall supper, and several social visits, entertainments, and upcoming church events including Rally Day in October.
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John E. Lister
B. F. Greenlee
Arthur
Clarence
Junior
Margaret Wooters
Greensboro
Quarlton Greenlee
Doris
Mplorence Trice
Denton
Arthur Kelley
Harvey Harris
Amos Harris
Helen
Elizabeth Stafford
Lester Stafford
Jennie Lister
Joshua Lister
Merie Lee
Here
J. Eldon Marine
Edward Davis
Washington
Alberta Davis
Harrisburg
Davis
Rider Business College
Trenton
N. J
Strayer Business College
Frances Bennett
F. E. Davis
T. H. Towers
Carlton Greenlee
Florence Trice
Helen Stafford
Near Here
J. E. Lister
Joshua L. Lister
Merle Lee
Merle Watson
Edward Stewart
Cordova
L. Hopkins
Thomas l
Bernard Hopkins
Western Shore
Sherman Hubbard
Milford
Celeste Clark
Delaware
Sam Price
Sellersville
J. H. Edgell
L. H. Thomas
Harold Brooks
Sunshine Workers
B. B. Allen
Denton church to raise debt with single day bazar
The Vestry and Guild of Christ P. E. Church Denton announce a one day program to raise the year’s debt quota. A bazar with five booths supper at five card party a gypsy fortune teller a grab bag and a silhouette draw while you wait. Thursday October 24 at Denton community house. Further notices will appear in the Journal.
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Vestry and Guild of Christ P. E. Church
Denton
Denton Community House
Journal
J. B. Davis
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal Church will meet at Miss Ella Pennington's home Friday afternoon October 4 at two thirty. Several social visits are noted with Rev and Mrs Lee H Richcreek of Easton, dinner guests of Mr and Mrs G B Stewart, plus other visits and guests from Tampa Baltimore Preston and Trappe.
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Ladies Guild of the Episcopal Church
Ella Pennington
Lee H. Richcreek
Easton
G. B. Stewart
B. Marion Reed
Tampa
Fla
Milford Kline
John Baynard
Edgar Blades
Mrs. Helfrich
Trappe
As We Forgive Play At St Pauls Queen Anne
Queen Anne invites the public to a Sunday program at St Pauls Church featuring the play As We Forgive directed by Mr Fossett with a cast including Peggy Gibson Helen Chaires Byron Barton Vinson Sneed and Lloyd Fleming. The service also includes morning worship The Reason for Living and an evening service If Winter comes plus a young peoples service at six thirty.
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St. Paul’s Church
Queen Anne
Peggy Gibson
Helen Chaires
Clarence Fossett
Lloyd Fleming
Byron Barton
Vinson Sneed
Fossett
Isix-Thirty
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society
Lloyd Holland
Felton
Del
John Reynolds
Bridgeville
Eleanor Moore
Wilmington
Harry Moore
Freeland Clopper
Tuckahoe Neck
Howard Sewell
Horace Morgan
Henry Morgan
Ruth Reynolds
C. L. Fossett
Charles Barton
W. F. Dickinson
Pretty wedding in M. E. Church celebrates Helen Smith and Bennett Todd
A harvest of family news follows a Sept 21 ceremony at six in the morning as Miss Helen Smith wed Mr. Bennett Todd of Harmony, with Rev. Spence officiating. The bride wore blue with brown accessories and pink asters, attended by her sister Katrina. Best man Bob Staton and ushers Edward and Albert Todd. After a wedding breakfast, the couple left for Washington, D. C., and Luray Caverns. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Critten, Miss Myrtle Wright of Hurlock, and Mrs. Harry Leib of Easton. Local guests hosted bridge, dinners, and birthday gatherings, with P T A plans announced for Oct 1 and various social visits ongoing.
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M. E
Helen Smith
Bennett Todd
Harmony
Spence
Katrina Smith
Bob Staton
Edward Todd
Albert Todd
Washington, D. C
Luray Caverns
Max Chambers
Saturday Bridge Club
Critten
Myrtle Wright
Hurlock
Harry Leib
Easton
Raymond
Creighton Carmine
E. V. Lane
Gilbert Lane
Heber Lane
Edward Lane
Barbara
Roland Lane
Jack and
Shirley
Paul Campbell
Albert Pathman
Kennneth Lane
Marguerite Ann
Laren Lane
Milton Lane
Lee Noble
Bob Cannon
M. Hollis
J. W. Noble
A. T. Blades
T. L. Trice Jr
Katie Parker
J. L. Gallagher
Cannon
Cahall
Holsinger
John Parker
Baltimore
T. L. Nugent
Haddon Heights
N. J
Victor Dean
Federalsburg
James Trice
New York
Robert Dulin
Earl W. S Stafford
Phil Stewart
Hayward Dean
James Harper
Paul Croll
Sunday School and Services at Smithson Church
Smithson Church holds Sunday School at 9 30 a m and Sunday evening preaching by Rev J T Baynard with Wednesday prayer meeting. Visitors welcome. News notes include births in Cambridge and visits among local families and relatives.
Stop Look and Listen rail crossing safety urged after crash
The Keystone Automobile Club of Maryland urges motorist vigilance at grade crossings after a crash killed six. Edward Curran, safety director, says unguarded crossings persist and calls for flashing lights at un protected sites and reflector signs to warn of approaching trains as improvements.
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Keystone Automobile Club of
Maryland
Edward P. Curran
Roland T. K. Garey Dies at 65 Near West Denton
Roland T. K. Garey 65 died after long illness at his home near West Denton. Funeral services were held at Denton M. E. Church and burial was in Denton cemetery. He was the youngest son of the late State Senator Thomas F. Garey and Annie Kenney Garey. Survived by two sons Floyd and Percy Garey and daughter Mrs. William Croppe, plus one sister Mrs. Nannie G. Melvin.
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Roland T. K. Garey
West Denton
Denton
Garey
Nellie Ramsdell
Floyd
Percy Garey
William Croppe
Nannie G. Melvin
Sacramento
Calif
Bethlehem Social Notes Highlight Nearby Visitors
Mr and Mrs J B Todd hosted guests including Mrs Laura Long from Henderson and Mrs Annie Sainton from Jacksonville Florida and Mrs Mable Reddman from Sandtown Del on Sunday. Other visits included Rev Claude Thompson of Royal Oak and Mrs F H Thomas on Monday. Willard Legates of Tilghman stayed with his parents. The Baynard family from Trappe visited Anah Carroll and Mrs Clifford Ferguson of Hagerstown visited her parents. John Brodes and Ned Bryan hosted Sunday guests. Annie Wroten visited her sister Martha Hubbard this week.
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J. B. Todd
Laura Long
Henderson
Annie Sainton
Jacksonville
Florida
Mable Reddman
Sandtown
Del
Payton Thompson
F. H. Thomas
Claude Thompson
Royal Oak
Willard Legates
Tilghman
Lawrence Legates
Woodrow Baynard
Little Son
Trappe
Anah Carroll
Clifford Ferguson
Hagerstown
James R. Christopher
John Brodes
Ned Bryan
Annie Wroten
Martha Hubbard
Death of Mrs. Mary Hammond at Masten's Corner
Mrs. Mary Hammond aged 62 died at her home at Masten's Corner Del after a long illness. She is survived by her husband William Hammond three daughters and three sons and several grandchildren. Funeral held at Greensboro Baptist Church with interment in Greensboro cemetery.
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Mary Hammond
Masten's Corner
Del
William Hammond
John Wyatt
Masten’s Corner
George Sipple
Felton
Florence Thornton
Greensboro
Hollandsville
Wallace and
Milton Hammond
Camden
N. J
Thomas Minner
Riddleberger
Elsie Woodward
Sara
Sarah Pritchett
Harvey Porter
Addie Travers
Linwood Riddleberger
James Curry
Wheeler Ensor
Mable Rich
Mary Katherine Porter
Grace Williams
Roberta Jackson
Grace Wooters
May Pippin
Elizabeth Bilbrough
Afrs
John Sylvester
June Bennett
Louise Dennison
Goldsboro
G. Clark Phillips
Wayne
Anne
Louise Langrell
Ruth Doty
Elsie Mae Luff
Gettysburg Battle Field
Antietam
Sharpsburg
Harper’s Ferry
Mable Cohee
Rehoboth
Nancy Smith
Louise Swann
Methodist Episcopal Missionary Yearly Conference
Elkton
T. F. Beauchamp
Lena Lewis
Claude Rawllings
Hornsby
Mary Robinson
Ison
Bobbie
Arlie Hobbs
Marcus Hook
Frank Hobbs
Elizabeth and
Dawson Downes
Woodrow Kinnamon
Wilbur Carroll
Clinton Thornton
Jewel
Chester
W. A. Thornton
Ella Clegg
Mary Virginia
Baltimore
John Clark
Sherman Todd
Virginia
Bridgeville
L. W. Taylor
Rachel Hurd
S. D. Carrow
Clayton Porter
Louis Jones
Alfred Blackburn
Frank Baughley
Templeville
T. C. Curry
Lydia A. Dobson
Anna Clark
Woman’s College
Lutherville
Nolan Edwards
J. G. Murphy
Ridgely
Delta
Arthur Cohese
Louise Bernard
Mary Holmes
Middletown
Helen Griffith
W. P. Manlove
Smithville September club meeting in Smithville
The September club met in the Smithville club room on Tuesday afternoon September 17. President Miss Viola Liden presided and a play was decided to be produced by members. New member Mrs Meggie Clevenger joined. Adjournment followed with invitation to attend the October meeting. hostesses served home made cake and lemonade.
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Smithville
Viola Liden
Meggie Clevenger
Leaser
Lillian Hignutt
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Rev. C. Irving Carpenter
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Norman Wilson
Lewis Gould
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H. B. Battis
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Harry Ziegler
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Jessie Ziegler
Jos. Brumbaugh
Willis
Arthur Sculley
Howard Perry
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Russell Holsinger
Washington College
Chestertown
H. AL. Holsinger
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Prospect Park
Harold Fountain
Teressa Fountain
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Knowles
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Frank Klotz
Herold Hatfield
George_ town
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Sol Kline
Coatesville
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Order of Eastern Star
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Lyman Barry
Grove
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Orange
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Edward Thomas
Cambridge Hospital
Harold Dew
M. J. Hall
Irene Quidas
Frederick, Md
H. M. Parott
Hooper
Edgar Todd
Httle Son
James Todd
H. Cole
C. L. Perry
J. R. Hopkins
Bethlehem