Denton Journal Listings and Publication Details
Denton Journal established 1845 published every Friday at 206 Market Street Denton Maryland county seat of Caroline County. Benjamin F Johnson president and treasurer Mary Melvin vice president and secretary. Subscription in Caroline 1.06 annually in advance out of county 1.59. Family newspaper devoted to local and general intelligence agriculture and advertising. Entered at the Denton post office as second class mail matter.
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Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Denton
Maryland
Caroline County
Caroline
Local residents host dinners and visits amid social rounds
Henderson area society notes a birthday dinner for Mr. E C Gooden with many relatives and friends from Dover Kenton Marydel and Philadelphia attending. Visits include Rev Thornton recovering from sickness and furloughs for servicemen Pfe Martin Phillips Carlton Sylvester Paul Breeding and Robert Cain among travels to Wilmington Baltimore Templyville and Greensboro.
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E. C. Gooden
Sunady
Mr. Gooden
Fred Bowdle
Lockwood Gooden
James Bastian
Jimmy
Dover
Eugene Hazel
Kenton
Bessie Cleaver
Marydel
Mary Thawley
Philadelphia
Alan Sweeney
Yeadon
Winfred Gooden
Milford
L. A. Gooden
Carol
E. W. Belcher
Eleanor Belcher
St. Petersburg
Fla
H. F. Campbell
L. Carlton Gooden
Washington
Ben Cohee
Noble Taylor
Bradford Conley
Grove
Willis
Coleman
Smyrna
J. H. Thornton
Wilmington
Europe
Pfe
Martin Phillips
Carlton Sylvester
Paul Breeding
Robert Cain
Mary S. Pippin
John Pippin
Goldsboro
Funeral Services for Mrs Clara Bickling Greensboro
Funeral services for 55 year old Mrs Clara Bickling were held at a local funeral home with Rev J E Parker of Ridgely Methodist Church officiating. Burial followed in Greensboro cemetery. She died at home near Ridgely after a long illness, survived by husband Fred Bickling two daughters Mrs Laura Meeks and Mrs Ruth Cohee of Goldsboro Marion Bickling at home and Raymond Bickling of Ridgely plus five sisters one half brother and two grandchildren.
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Clara Bickling
J.E. Parker
Ridgely Methodist Church
Greensboro
Raymond Bickling
Ridgely
Birth of a son and wartime service notes
Birth announced for Paul E. Moore the third on September 11. Lt. Comdr. Jesse A. Mackey has returned after three and a half years in the Southwest Pacific. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rash of Woodside Delaware and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Neuendorf of Flushing New York visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Webber.
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Paul E. Moore
Jesse A. Mackey
Southwest Pacific
Charles Rash
Woodside
Del
J. W. Neuendorf
Flushing
N. Y
Wilmer Webber
Unity Homemakers Club Meeting and Chicken Plant Tour
The Unity Homemakers Club met indoors at Mrs. George Clendaniel’s home on Wednesday, September 20. Members brought fried chicken, chicken salad, ham, rolls, pie, and cookies for a bountiful lunch. Officers attended and the treasurer reported forty one dollars on hand plus war bonds. Two lapsed members, Mrs. William Gardner Sr. and Mrs. Walter Fountain Jr., were welcomed back. A tour of the new chicken plant, from unloading to packing in barrels, was conducted. The next meeting will be at Mrs. William Gardner Sr.’s home near Greensboro on Wednesday, October 17.
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Unity Homemakers Club
George Clendaniel
Lee Wyatt
William Gardner Sr
Walter Fountain Jr
Clendaniel
Greensboro
Singers from Station WDEL to Sing at Ridgely Church
Special services set at the Old Baptist Church in Ridgely with Rev. George Hickey and wife leading along with John Hickey Della Abbott Mills Boyles and others. Events occur Saturday September 29 at 8 p m and Sunday September 30 at 2 30 and 7 30 p m.
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WDEL
Ridgely
Old Baptist Church
George Hickey
John Hickey
Della Abbott
Mills
Boyles
Public Saturday services at Little Red Brick Church
The Little Red Brick Church in Marcus Hook Pa schedules services every Saturday at 12 30 PM broadcast over WDEL The public is cordially invited to attend these services.
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Marcus Hook
Army Veteran Ernest Williams Dies at New Farm Job
Ernest C. Williams 30, a discharged private first class, died after starting work at C. A. Newton farm near Bridgeville. An Army hospital treatment followed a back injury from a jeep mine blast in Germany. Autopsy planned. he leaves a wife and two children. funeral held at McColley's Chapel with interment in the nearby cemetery.
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Ernest C. Williams
Army
C. A. Newton
Bridgeville
Virginia
Germany
Charles Williams
Wilmington
McColley
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Donnelly
Mrs Margaret Donnelly died in a Frederica nursing home. Funeral services were held at a Marydel Catholic church and burial took place at Greensboro cemetery. She previously resided in Greensboro.
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Margaret Donnelly
Frederica
Marydel
Greensboro
Death of Mrs Erma Dennis in Denton
Mrs Erma Dennis aged 57 wife of Frank Dennis of Denton died early Thursday. Funeral services are set for 2 pm Sunday at Moore Funeral Home with burial in Denton cemetery.
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Erma Dennis
Frank Dennis
Denton
Moore Funeral Home
Denton Cemetery
Service Shorts Arrive From Germany Pfe Earl Dunning Home
Pfe Earl Dunning, honorably discharged from the U S Army after three years overseas, is visiting at Bridgeville Del with Mr and Mrs Houston Carroll after home time with his mother Mrs Mary Bunney of Denton. Coxswain Robert H Bunney Jr, enlisting nearly four years ago, reports for duty in Washington after serving with the 5th Fleet in the Pacific for about three years.
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Germany
Earl Dunning
Houston Carroll
Bridgeville
Del
U. S. Army
Mary Bunney
Denton
Robert H. Bunney Jr
Washington
U. S. Navy
5Th Fleet
Pacific
Soldier James H. Wooters Returns Home to West Denton
James H. Wooters arrived in West Denton on Thursday after 32 months overseas. He was hosted at a Saturday night party by his sister Mrs. Dan Hignutt with Mr. and Mrs. Hignutt and family and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hignutt, Earl Hignutt A. M. M. 8e and wife of Groton, Conn. On Sunday Private Wooters departed for Camp Meade.
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Denny Taylor
Greensboro
Dorothy Rebecca
James M. Kemp
Herman Kemp
Methodist
Charles Davis
Walter Breeding
Mary C. Vanville
Pleadees Burger
Ruth Carpenter
Earl Spitler
Stair
Harrisburg
Wilbur Carroll
Elaine Edwards
Clinton Edwards
Near Town
Chestertown College
Thomas Oates
U. S. Navy
Arlie Dingledine
Baltimore
Baltimore Ear and Eye Hospital
Harry Moore
Charles Beaumont
Harrison
Fred Covey
Denton
L. S. Jones
Earl Davidson
Susan
Salisbury
H. T. Langmaid
Bobby Carter
Pic
James H. Wooters
West Denton
Dan Hignutt
Henry Hignutt
Earl Hignutt
Groton
Conn
Wooters
Camp Meade
Harold Bell Returns from Greece on 80 Day Furlough
Harold Bell of the Air Transport Command is spending an 80 day furlough with his mother. He arrived home from Greece by plane.
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Harold Bell
Air Transport Command
Greece
Sailor's Weekend Visit Mentioned in Casual Port Report
Manuel Lane, F 2/c, U S Navy, assigned to the P C 1203, spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Mark Cole near Ridgely after a voyage via Casablanca and the Azores lasting 21 hours.
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Casablanca
Azores
Manuel Lane
U. S. Navy
Mark Cole
Ridgely
Private Maloney Home After Overseas Tour Return
Pvt. Mervin Maloney returns home to his parents Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Maloney after arriving overseas last week and is given thirty days at home to recover and reunite with family.
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Pvt
Mervin Maloney
Mrs
Oscar Maloney
Mrs Irving Chaney Visits Calvert Kin in Virginia
Mrs Irving Chaney of Calvert county visits her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs C P Merrick and Mr and Mrs Floyd Baker and Mr and Mrs Russell Stafford spent Sunday in Virginia.
Gems of Thought by Mary Baker Eddy
The divine ruling grants prudence and energy banishing envy rivalry and evil thinking. Mortal mind is purged to obtain peace and power outside of itself through spiritual insight attributed to Mary Baker Eddy.
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Mary Baker Eddy
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Templeville Church
Andrew Everett
T. A. Montague
Henry Shultie
Lewis Boyd
Wallace Harper
Oakland
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H. E. Holsinger
Nfla Foun
Homemakers Club
Easton
Centreville
Globe
Maryland Airlines, Inc
M. L. Hathaway, Pres
Dillwyn
Amm Keds
Beauty Boywire
Gertrude Beauty Shoppe
Market St
Purina Chow
Joe Marsh
Thistle Ridge
Metropolitan Museum
Doc Turner
Deacon Follensby
Jess Hackney
Wedd Towers
United States Brewers Foundation
The
Denton National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Bank Credit
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