Denton Area Notices and Community News Chronicle
Local notes report Walter Brown as mail carrier in Denton replacing Thomas Guest who moved to California. Community groups plan chicken and waffle supper, bake sale, and church events including a 25th anniversary program for Denton Methodist Church. Denton Volunteer Fire Company seeks first class engine. post office clerk exam set for October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brown
Thomas Guest
California
Greensboro Community Club
Ladies’ Aid
M. E. Church
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
Eugene G. Anderson
Denton Methodist Protestant Church
I. L. Dukes
Denton Bridge
Royster
Maryland
Denton
van P. Northrup
Wilmington
Family reunion marks Captain Dunham's sixty first birthday
A West Denton ceremony brought together Captain A. L. Dunham and his immediate family for a weekend celebration of his 61st birthday. Attendees included Avery Ledman, Eugene Scott and daughter Betty Jane of Marcus Hook PA, A. T. Longfellow family near Denton, and many relatives from Trainer PA Greensboro and Baltimore, with additional visits from Miss Esther Dunham and others.
Republican Ticket Chosen at Denton County Meeting
A group of Republicans from Denton County districts met the State Central Committee at the Court House on Tuesday afternoon and selected the ticket. Members of the House of Delegates Harold K. Shultz Clayton S. Kauffman Levi K. Voshell. Judges of the Orphans Court Frederick L. Bowdle Alex E. Miller Norman Vanscoy. Register of Wills J Irwin Harwood. County Commissioner Leonard F. Covey. State's Attorney Fred R. Owens Sheriff S Carroll Johnson Surveyor J Walter Noble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Central Committee
Court House
Denton
House of Delegates
Harold K. Shultz
Clayton S. Kauffman
Levi K K. Voshell
Orphans’ Court
Frederick L. Bowdle
Alex. E. Miller
Norman Vanscoy
Register of Wills
J. Irwin Harwood
Leonard F. Covey
Fred R. Owens
S. Carroll Johnson
J. Walter Noble
Grove Church News and State Union Gatherings
Rev G E McDorman of Federalsburg led Grove charge societies in preparation for the State Convention to be held in Cambridge October 16 17 and 18. Delegates registered include Calvert Murphy Bradford Connelly and Mrs F J Phillips from Grove and others from Choptank Ellwood and Trinity Del. Rally Day at Grove Sunday School plans speakers and renewed interest in the work. Visitors named and social visits noted along with barn construction supervised by Frank Collins and plans for the Ladies Aid meeting on October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. McDorman
Federalsburg
State Union of Christian Endeavorers
Grove
Cambridge
Messrs
Calvert Murphy
Bradford Connelly
F. J. Phillips
John Spence
Will Dilloo
John Cox
Choptank
Ruth Butler
Zida Bowdle
Enos Cannon
Ellwood
A. S. Scarborough
Wiliam
Vienna
Frank Scarborough
Wilmington
W. E Collins
Charley Melson
Roland Melson
Trinity
Del
Russell Edgell
John Butler
Robert Murphy
Lee Murphy
Frank Collins
American Corner
Ladies’ Aid Society
Grove Church
Ematine Brockley
Nettie Lord
Baltimore
Wesley Bradley
John Lyons
Harry Seymore
Trappe
Lillian
C. A. Carroll
Phillips
Ellwood Church
Charley Bradley
Castleton
N. Y
Local guests and visitors fill a sunny Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Hursey Hughes hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson and family of Burrsville, Miss Elsie Tribbett of Denton, Mr. Thomas Hughes of Chester, and Mr. Harvey Tribbett of Greensboro. Numerous locals visited relatives, with farewells and social calls noted. Albert Thomas and Miss Mary Passwater wed at the Methodist parsonage last Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hursey Hughes
Charles Robinson
Burrsville
Elsie Tribbett
Denton
Thomas Hughes
Chester
Harvey Tribbett
Greensboro
Harry Wright
Preston
Noble Jarretl
Neese and Son
Wilmington
Jarrett
Fannie Robinson
Ezekiel Carter
Bessie Hughes
Rock Hall
Albert Thomas
Mary Passwater
Jack Montgomery
Hardy Williams
Alice Shively
Wesley Thawley
Mabel Kemp
Frosburg
Luther Bennett
Frank Wright
Robert Jarrell
D. W. Daly
Goldsboro
Walliam Satterfield
Hazel Cheffins
J. 5
Lapham
Washington
Red Cross
J. H. Schooley
Cumberland
Thomas Shockley
Frankford
Del
Martin
W. J. Murphy
Clara Legg
Philadelphia
Wharton
Noble Jarrell
Death of Mrs Margaret Hurd at 74 in Burrsville
Burrsville mourns 74 year old Mrs Margaret Hurd wife of David Hurd who died at home after cancer of the stomach. Funeral conducted at home by Rev C S Larrimore with interment at Harratts Chapel near Bowers Beach Delaware. Survived by four children one granddaughter and sister Mrs Seretha Draper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret. Hurd
Sereptha Draper
Edwardsville
Del
Calvert C. Harvey
Arlington
Charlie
Charlie Harvey
Harvey
Philadelphia
C.S. Lartimore
Union M. P. Chutch
William Itreland
Sabillasville
Wesley Porter
M. I. Parsonage
Felton
A. W. Betts
Wallace Redden
Snowhill
Brower
J. F. Starkey
Cleveland Satterfield
Everett Smith
Ridgely News Letter Attendance contest ends with party
The Blue birds class led by Florence Ludwig held a Topsy-Turvy party as a closing event with all seventeen members present and several visitors. The Home Missionary Society planned entertainment for the upcoming convention and bake sale funds. Various social visits and local notices follow including travels, hospital news, and church activities.
Visit Notes From a Tight Knit Community
Local residents record visits and health notes with many names from Wye Mills Wilmington Denton and Easton. Typhoid illness appears with Master Gaston Buckle and Mumps reported in schools as families share travel and caregiving updates.
Committee forms for Queen Anne's district meetings
The Sunday School Convention's committee for Queen Anne's County plans district meetings with Rev. Frank White E Davis Walraven Mrs C L Bryan and Rev J Alexander Rood on the committee Mrs Bryan schedules an October 8 Stevensville meeting and an October 11 Queen Anne session with afternoon and evening slots Dates for Sadlersville and Centreville remain unfixed An illustrated sermon themed country where Christ journeyed and preached will be shown with an evening program at 7 30 Mr and Mrs Showard Culver and Miss Carrie Howard visited Jake Morgan's family Sunday and Arthur Grace visited Mrs Grace's family Caddie Smith long confined to home is now ill Harris Chapel Sunday School at 2 pm and preaching at 3 pm this Sunday Milton Briscoe returned Saturday to the Naval Preparatory School Frances Clark visiting Rhodes family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Starkey
Sadlersville
Bridgeville
Elenry Wilkinson
Banton Wilkinson
Henry Wilkinson
the Hortons
Philadelphia
Burton
Catherine Burton
Jennie Smith
Gertrude Deya
Everett Twillifer
Jeannette
Wallkill
N. Y
Robert E. Smith
Ord Raleigh
Harry Hotsinger
Ada Laird
Easton
George Davis
Newark
N. J
Guerney
Knotts
Dorothy
Templeville
Davis
Norman Wilson
T. L. Day
H. H. Stewart
Iron Pottsville
Benjamin Smith
New York City
Melvin Wheatley
Divine Potter
Elizabeth Sparks
Vergie
Elijah Dean
Ruthsburg
Beatrice Hower
Harrington Smith
Easton Hospital
Smith
Lew Lane
Miss Dorothy
Jaine Lainsbury
Corcoran School of Art
Washington
Myrtle Thompson
Virginia
Joseph Lynch
W. G. Miller
Wilmington
Harry Hemmons
Miller
Florence Goldsborough
George McDaniel
Denton
Alton
York
New Jersey Brigade
I. E. Mason
Annie Merritt
Baltimore
Erene Pratt
Centreville
The
Methodist Church
Will Smith
Day
William Short
Margaret
Annie Hevnlow
Hernard Sparks
Ernard, Jr
Queen Anne
Selby Smith
Frank Kubler
Charles Ness
Dallastown
Gilbert Johnson
Federalsturg
Harry Reininger
Calvin Lynch
Anthony Donahue
Scranton
Frances Pennington
Mas
Harvey Hiolsinger
Ortell Saulsbury
Joyce
Harry Lane
Inez Richardson
Melvin KE. Wheatley
Wesley Collegavte Institute
Dover
Callins
Traltimore
Charles Hubbs
Beatrice Bower
Queen Anne's
Frank White
E. Davis Walraven
C. L. Bryan
J. Alexander Rood
Bryan
Stevensville
Christ
League
Showard Culver
Carrie Howard
Jake Morgan
Arthur Grace
Grace
Caddie Smith
Harris Chapel
Milton Briscoe
Naval Preparatory School
Frances Clark
Rhodes
Hillsboro Social Notes Mixed Local Travel Visits
Hillsboro residents report trips and visits as families, friends, and neighbors travel to Chambersburg Philadelphia Salisbury Wilmington Federalsburg and Baltimore. Kathryn Jarrell attends Penn Hall while Rev. Pitchard improves at Salisbury Hospital. Others host visiters and spend weekends in town with acquaintances and kin.
Community notices from Federalsburg area
Hobbs. Mr. T. H. Towers led the Christian Endeavor service last Sunday evening. Mr. M. Merriken will lead tomorrow evening. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Willey and others motor to Elkton on Monday. Richard Mericken of Tulsa is visiting Wyoming, Del. Mr. and Mrs. Collison and Mr. and Mrs. Davis guests of Federalsburg relatives. Mrs. Wagner and son visit aunt Mrs. M. Willey. John R. Ricards and Gordon Holbrook in Newark, N. J. Dorothy Beaumont with parents near Ridgely. Norris Bradfield of Baltimore visits the area. J. S. Raymond of Newark, Del., spends the weekend here. Relief Agent Walter in Centreville Tuesday. Summer returns this week. Esther Willey visiting friends in Pennsylvania. Advertise in Caroline county’s JOURNAL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Lee
Fred
Bessie Stafford
Castleton
N. J
Denton
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Assembly Hall
Caroline High School
Caroline County
The
Red Cross
Federalsburg
Henderson
Preston
Goldsboro
Marydel
Greensboro
Ridgely
Hillsboro
Caroline
Hobbs
Mary Williams Handy
George T. Handy
Albert S . Oliver
Luke
Charles and
Clarence
Philadelphia
Alice Kinder
Grace Noble
Eugene Kraemer
Joseph A. Lee
Kraemer
St. Charles College
Baltimore
Lee
Dover
James C. Comiskey
Milford
John W. Hamilton
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. L. Hubbard
C. Nadal Jones
Omar E. Jones
Richard H. Merriken
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Cecil
Elkton
Williston
T. Alan Goldsborough
Calvert C. Merriken
Omar
Crothers
Henry Constable
William P. Constable
Shirley Carter
Joshua M. Clayton
T. H. Towers
Christian Endeavor
M. Merriken
E. M. Willey
Messrs
L. H. Thomas
G. W. Gain
G. W. Thawley
Richard Mericken
Tulsa
Okla
Wyoming
Del
C. D. Collison
Frank Davis
Wagner
M. Willey
John R. Ricards
Gordon Holbrook
Newark
Dorothy Beaumont
Campaign to remodel Easton Children's Home aims for 35000
The Diocese of Easton plans an early fundraising drive to raise $35,000 for remodeling and improving the Easton Children's Home founded in 1869. The home now serves 28 children, with dire space and facility shortcomings, and the campaign will mobilize parishes, missions, and county committees to fund a better environment and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diocese of
Easton
Protestant Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Episcopal
Talbot County
Kent
Dorchester
Queen Anne
Caroline
Cecil
Wicomico
Worcester
Somerset
G. F. Beaven
Victoria Roe
Maryland
Election on October 15 selects Atlantic Coast Poultry director
Farm Bureau News reports Maryland elects one director from Caroline county for the Atlantic Coast Poultry Producers Association. Geo. W. Schaffer won the county nomination at Court House Saturday night and his name will appear on ballots sent from New York. Denton Local elected Claude Olsen secretary replacing the health‑resigning C. W. Carlsen. Poultry feeding discussion led by W. H. Rice drew attendance from other Locals. Preston Local held a September meeting with a social program after business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Coast Poultry Producers Association
Maryland
Caroline County
Court House
Geo. W. Schaffer
Shaffer
New York
Denton
Claude Olsen
C. W. Carlsen
Carlsen
W. H. Rice
Preston
Poultry Culling Demonstration Yields Notable Egg Output
County Agent assisted G G Theiroff Preston with 257 Leghorn hens, separating culls and layers in the same house. Six day test results show toy culls produced 57 eggs and 13 layers produced 537 eggs. F W Besley State Forester conducted his annual county visit. demonstrations were well attended and informative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Theiroff
Preston
Mr. Theiroff
F. W. Besley
State Forester
Mr. Besley
Court Convenes Monday for Caroline County Circuit Term
The fall term of the Circuit Court for Caroline county will convene Monday morning. Judges Adkins Wickes and Keating are expected on the bench. Docket shows little litigation and crime. term not to be lengthy. Sheriff Andrew summons jurors by district from T. H. Gough to Charles R. Neal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Adkins
Wickes
Keating
Andrew
T. H. Gough
J. Edgar Walls
William E. Jones
H. H. Dennison
Walter Sapp
J. Frank Lane
T. E. Gibson
H. Claude Rawlings
John F. Jarman
Louis N. Kibler
William H. Massey
Albert E. Shields
C. Leslie Walls
William F. Wolf
Martin P. Alten
William T. Thawley
Thomas H. Wyatt
William Chambers
Orphans' Court Proceedings In Caroline County Court
In Orphans Court Tuesday Judges West Harper and Shawn presided. Mariam T. Horsey executrix of Mary F Todd filed a release from Lora E Towers distributee. Bank of Greensboro authorized to pay over funds to Ernes Bilbrough minor now of full age. Thomas F Brown administrator of Sallie F Brown filed first and final account. Webb and Hubbard administrators of William H Sharpe filed first and final account. Thawley administrator of James Climer filed account of sales and first and final account. Todd administratrix of Gootee Todd filed inventory and appraisement and order to sell. Whiteley administratrix of William A Whiteley filed inventory and appraisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawn
Mariam T. Horsey
Mary F. Todd
Lora E. Towers
Ernes Bilbrough
Caroline County Bank of Greensboro
Thomas F. Brown
Sallie F. Brown
Charles E. Webb
Sarah M. Hubbard
William H. Sharpe
Wesley E. Thawley
James Climer
Cora Todd
Gootee
Todd
Ella H. Whiteley
William A. Whiteley
Local Social Notes Highlight Henderson Guests and Births
Henderson reports Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Hessler and Mr. Cecil King of New York spent vacation here and returned Sunday. Mrs. Harry Bostic and daughter Anne visited the Quillens on Wednesday. The stork visited Mr. and Mrs. William Bell and they welcomed a baby girl. Mrs. W. E. West of Baltimore visits her sister Mrs. C. H. Clayville this week. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Gooden and Mrs. S. S. James visited Denton on Wednesday. Morris Sylvester of Marcus Hook has been visiting relatives nearby. Mrs. Annie Gooden of Marydel visited town Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sewell
Wye Mills
Harry Welch
George Sharp
Wilmington
T. A. Smith
John Davis
Baltimore
Washington
Wilson Saulsbury
Denton
A. G. Saulsbury
Will Smith
Herman Baxter
Dover
Marvin Morris
Lawrence Lynch
David Swing
Erina Day
Herzog
Anna Richards
Mary Robinson
Marcus Hook
Andrew Mitchell
Ernest Jones
Easton
Evelyn Frampton
Salem
N. J
Harry Hemmons
Northeast
Thomas Jones, Jr
Valtintore
Gaston Buckle
Alice Hessler
Kurt
Cecil King
New York City
Harry Bostic
Anne
Felton
John Quillen
Ed. Walls
Helen
Marydel
L. M. Jones
Stork
William Bell
W. E. West
C. H. Clayville
L. A. Gooden
S. S. James
Morris Sylvester
Annie Gooden
Local Families Gather for Weekend Visits in Marcus Hook and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Jacob Zeil and son Paul of Marcus Hook spent the weekend with Pauls grandparents Mr and Mrs J R Andrew Mrs A Marine and Mrs Bill Bolton and their young son of Newark visited Mr and Mrs Henry Jester Miss Anna Willey returned to Marcus Hook after a weekend with her parents Mrs Laura Porter of Baltimore visits her sister Mrs Gardner Towers Mr and Mrs Walter Willey and son Burton visited Mr and Mrs W B Willey on Sunday Mr and Mrs Fred Howard Jr welcome a baby girl Oscar Willey family spent Sunday in Chestertown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Zeil
Paul
Marcus Hook
J. R. Andrew
A. Marine
Bill Bolton
Newark
Henry Jester
Anna Willey
Laura Porter
Baltimore
Gardner Towers
Walter Willey
Burton
W. B. Willey
Fred Howard, Jr
Oscar Willey
Chestertown
In sad rembrance of my dear husband William Price
In loving memory, William Price departed this life March 13 1923. His wife and children recall a peaceful home now somber with absence. Though the journey ends, they trust to reunite in that bright land as God calls them one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Price
Some September Weddings Bring Local Novelties
Miss Lida Marie Newell and Walter D. Newcomer wed quietly at Elkton last week and plan a Pacific home. Ruth lona Jones and Joseph Henry Figgs linked at their Denton parents’ home on Sept 22 with Marcus Hook ties. Mabel Coffin and Amos Coffin wed Sept 8 in Jersey City amid family presence. Lillian M. Reed became Mrs Oscar Willey at Denton Saturday under Rev. Lewis Adams, with brown canton crepe attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Marie Newell
Willoughby Nowell
Denton
Walter D. Newcomer
Burbank
Cal
Elkton
Newcomer
W. W. Newcomer
Wilmnington
Pacific
Beacom’s Business College
DeneMar Mobile Co
Ruth Lona Jones
Joseph Henry Figgs
Marcus Hook
William H. Jones
Lewis Adams
Hilda K. Wiggins
Roland Jones
Figgs
Julius Frey
Astor Place
Jersey City
Mabel
Amos Coffin
Andrea
Asbury Park
Atlantic City
Delaware
Maryland
Henderson
Lillian M. Reed
Betterton
Oscar Willey
American Corner
Lamb and Mutton Gain Ground as Nutritious Meats
United States Department of Agriculture urges greater use of lamb and mutton for the table, noting only 3-7 percent of meat consumed nationwide is lamb or mutton. Bureau of Animal Industry and Office of Home Economics Find these meats wholesome, tasty, and economical, with condemning rates of carcasses supporting broader consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Great Corn Belt
Appalachian Mountains
Department
North Atlantic States
Bureau of Animal Industry
Office of Home Economics
Victor Records Introduces Double Face Red Seals
The Victor Company announces weekly recording of new records with Red Seal titles now available double face. Prices rise from 1.25 to 1.50 for single face, effectively halving through double-face format. remarks attributed to M. K. NewNam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Company
Red Seal
M. K. NewNam
First fall registration day signals voter window
The passage notes fall changes with schedules altered, landscapes in bloom, and households decorated with autumn blossoms. It reminds readers that next Tuesday is the first voter registration day, with only one more day to qualify before the upcoming election.
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the Local Department
A. L. Dunham
West Denton
Captain Dunham
Avery Ledman
Eugene Scott
Betty Jane
A.T. Longfellow
Jonathan
Kennard
Lewis
Near
A. L. Dunham, Jr
A.phonso
Estella
Roy Watson
Junior
Dudley Price
Anna
Trainer
Harvey Porter
Esther Dunham
State Department
J. Spencer Lapham
Michiko Chiba
Chiba
Carolyn Lapham
Tokyo
Nellie Thawley
Beacom’s Business School
W. T. Thawley
M.E. Church
F. A. Greaves
Riverton Avenue
Greaves
Emily Swiss
Jennie Garey Griffin
Frances
J. W. Wiggins
Meadowbrook Farm
Hilda Wiggins
William J. Swiss
Jack Swiss
Herbert Howard
Charles Howard
South Second Street
Sarah
Wye Landing
William J. Shawn
James W. Voss
N. W. Voss
Ella Harrison
Ella Whiteley
Pippin
Second Street
J. T. Richardson
Harrington
Howard Roop
Bessie Roop
Annie E. Pippin
James Pippin
F. P. Covey
James Wright
Federalshorp
J. Ben Welch
Clementine
Leota Campbell
Columbus
Ohio
Chifford Brown
Rebecca Cohee
Heacorn's College
Fonmer
Willard C. Todd
Katherine Healy
Homer Rice
J.spencer.lapham
F. A.greaves
John H. Emerson
C. N. Jones
St. Michaels
Journal
Ridgely News
Charles Jarrell
Kathryn
F. E. Jarrell
Chambersburg
Penn Hall
W. T. McQuire
S. N. Pitchard
Pitchard
Salisbury Hospital
I. T. Sparklin
W. F. Dawson
C. E. Stewart
I White
Holt
W. H. Wohbeley
Lauisbury Sparks
Knott
W. FE. Knott
L. L. Harris
H. W. B. Rowe
J. Norman Clarke
Albert Cahall
Farm Bureau News
County Extension News
William H. Collins
Charles E. Andrews
Enoch George
Levin E. Taylor
William F. Verry
W. Lowe Collins
John W. Hurlock
Albert E. Poole
John H. Meredith
J. H. McMahan
H. R. Mertiken
T. F. Taylor
Wallace E. Clark
Charles W. Roe
Clarence Kern
Wayne A. Cawley
Vachel Downes
William W. Parker
Garey H. Hubbard
Oscar Nichols
Charles W. Smith
Clayton Covey
Charles R. Neal
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Laurel Grove
M. P
Sallie Ross
O. C, Blades
Newcomer-Nowell—Figgs-Jones —Coffin-Frey—Willey-Reed
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Radhive