Caroline Quota For Cancer Control Drives Denton Quota
Mrs. William F. Wolfe of Denton chairs the Caroline county cancer control campaign with a quota of 872.50 dollars. Sub-chairmen across the county will assist in raising and exceeding the target. Denton solicitors listed include many named ladies and Dr H Small, while non interviewed donors may send contributions to Mrs Wolfe or sub-chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Wolfe
Denton
Caroline county
Wolfe
E. J. Brannock
Marydel
Mary Roden
Henderson
Jno. Sylvester
Goldsboro
Irvin Brumbaugh
Greensboro
Milford Kline
Hillsboro
Jadzia Vaskas
Williston
Sue Smith
Hobbs
Edward S. Williams
Federalsburg
Theodore Fletcher, Jr
Preston
Wolf
J. C. George
J. A. Wise
L. J. Redden
Kirkman Short
W. B. Johnson
J. H. Johnson
D. O. George
G. M. Pine
Anna Shively
E. P. Knotts
HE. T. Orme
Joseph Harrington
Madge Jump
O. E. Roberts
Anne Karpinski
Francis Yeates
Charles Boston
H. &. Small
Filling Station Case To Be Tried In Court
Judge Floyd J. Kintner in Elkton ruled the case of Otto J. Brenner and Sherwood Oil Co against Denton town commissioners must be tried in Caro line County Circuit Court. The dispute centers on a permit denial to build a filling station at Market street and Fifth avenue, a corner busy with traffic from Washington and Baltimore toward Rehoboth Beach and Ocean City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd J. Kintner
Elkton
Denton
Otto J. Brenner
Sherwood Oil Company
Caroline County
Kintner
J. D. Carter
James A. Wise
K. Thomas Everngain
Marvin Smith
Baltimore
Benner
Sherwood Brothers, Inc
oil company
Market street
Fifth avenue
Washington
Rehoboth Beach
Ocean City
Sheriff Reports On Gambling crackdown
Sheriff Wm. E. Andrew states countywide campaign against gambling is successful with only two machines found and convicted operators. Officials raided two notorious dens, securing convictions of operators and players. Ongoing efforts continue with surveillance of suspected establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E. Andrew
Andrew
Final Report On Red Cross Campaign In Caroline County
The Caroline County Chapter of the American Red Cross reports its annual fund drive greatly exceeded its quota. Total receipts reached 3356.67 dollars, more than double the 1560 dollar goal, with Federalsburg leading at 1046.33 and Denton 779 in contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
American Red Cross
Marvin Smith
Federalsburg
Denton
Ridgely
Preston
Greensboro
Hillsboro
Goldsboro
Marydel
Henderson
Burrsville
Circuit Court Opens April Term for Caroline County
The Circuit Court of Caroline County convenes Monday for the April Term, with a docket of 33 trials 16 appearances 11 appeals and errors 2 petitions 6 criminal appeals 1 court recognizance and 3 recognizances plus 3 criminal trials. A juror list by district names 48 jurors including T Henry Davis Wallace Hutson Robert G Miller Alonzo B Cohee and others across eight districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Caroline County
T. Henry Davis
Wallace Hutson
Robert G. Miller
Alonzo B. Cohee
T. Noble Jarrell Jr
Thomas E. Heather
Sunrise Service At Garland Lake
The Caroline Sub District of the M Y F will sponsor an Easter Sunrise Service at Garland Lake. It begins at sunrise about 5 40 a m with several ministers present. Rev Harry V Brandford of Christ Church Federalsburg will deliver the message and Rev T J Turkington of Denton will oversee music. Mr French is the Sub District Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Garland Lake
Harry V. Brandford
Christ Church, Federalsburg
Music
T. J. Turkington
Denton
French
Good Friday Devotional at First Church
A three hour Good Friday service from 12:00 to 3:00 pm features seven twenty five minute meditations on Christ's Words from the Cross. Rev. French Robb Strickland Turkington Mahan McDaniel lead reflections with Mrs Cooper at organ and Mrs Clarke and Mrs Johnson as soloists. Attend as you can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Clarke
Johnson
John E. French
James D. Robb
Alfred Strickland
T. J. Turkington
Walter Mahan
George McDaniel
Steel Sliver Removed From Merchant's Eye
A steel sliver was removed from the right eye of Roy Warren a merchant at American Corners early Tuesday morning in Wilmington Hospital His friends wish him a quick recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Warren
American Corners
Wilmington
Denton Chamber Forms Association At March Meeting
The Denton Chamber of Commerce held its March meeting at the firehouse with strong attendance. President E Theodore Orme and Secretary Edward H Cowell Jr led the session as members voted to form an association rather than a corporation and to draft new by laws for consideration next month. The group approved sending a letter to Governor Lane praising his proposed Maryland road plan and named committee chairs for New Industries, Legislative, Membership, Civic Improvements, Christmas decorations, and Publicity. Parking issues were discussed and a folder highlighting Denton’s advantages was proposed using essays by Caroline and Lockerman High School students. The April meeting is set for 8 pm on Monday the 28th at the Firehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Chamber of Commerce
E. Theodore Orme
Edward H. Cowell Jr
Chamber
Lane
Denton
Maryland
M. A. Brackett
Arthur Pine
Carlton Mandrell
Geo
Dan Crouse
Samuel Mellits
Charles T. Baker
Caroline High School
Lockerman High School
Lane Denton Forward Wins Mar Del League Scoring Crown
Lane, a Denton forward, totaled 351 points in 28 games to lead the Mar Del League scoring race. Paul Martin of Dover was second with 348 in 24 games. Lane also led in field goals with 159 while Buckworth shot the most free throws at 68. Smyrna led team scoring with 1345 points. Denton posted the season’s low game score of 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Denton
Paul Martin
Dover Legionaire
Dill
Felton Vets
Earnest
Dover
R. Jones
Smyrna
Middletown
Fulton
Bud O'Neil
Smyrna AC
O’Neil
Martin
Buckworth
Wilkins
Milford
Harrington
Felton
Cecilton
Swecker
Slaughter
Hay
Quillen
Hevalow
Second Rotary Citizenship Award in Denton
On Tuesday April 8 the Rotary Club of Denton will host 50 high school students ten in each grade seven through eleven chosen by faculty as best exemplifying good citizenship. District Governor William Anthony will address the guests, noted former Baltimore Rotary president and Ginn & Company educational representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club of
Denton
William Anthony
Rotary
Anthony
Baltimore Rotary Club
Ginn & Company
Caroline county
Price Support For Potato Growers
A notice from Martin C. Voss of Caroline County Agricultural Conservation Committee outlines price support eligibility for potato growers with under three acres who file advance notices. Eastern Shore deadline May 15, July 15 for late requests. early Irish crop price set at 2.60 dollars per 100 pounds, late crop price to be announced after July 1, 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin C. Voss
Denton
Maryland
Caroline ‘County
Voss
Sewing Machine Demonstration in Caroline County
Mr. Albert Krewatch extension engineer of the University of Maryland visits Caroline county on April 22 to teach women how to clean and adjust sewing machines. The session runs 9 30 to 3 30 at Harmony Community House with personal machine work under supervision. He will sell small repair parts, advise on needs and sources. The event is open to all county residents, not just club members, free except for a small hall donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Krewatch
University of Maryland
Caroline county
Harmony Community House
Krewatch
Senior Choir Easter Cantata at First Methodist Church
The Senior Choir will present The Cross Triumphant Easter Cantata on Sunday evening April 6 at 7 30 oclock. Twenty one choir members will perform mixed voices with Mrs Margaret Cross Cooper as organist and director. Soloists include Mrs Benjamin F Johnson Mrs Jas M Clarke Mr Thomas Baynard and Mr John W Rue. A men s choir women s chorus and men s trio are featured. Public invitation is extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Margaret ,Cross Cooper
Benjamin F. Johnson
Jas. M. Clarke
Thomas Baynard
John W. Rue
Greece Seen Suffering From Long Foreign Occupation
Miss Alice Wooldridge, new deputy health officer staffer, argues Greece remains crippled by foreign domination and economic exploitation. She notes royalists and communists in armed bands, widespread poverty, and few leaders, with tourism as a needed economic remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Wooldridge
Pittsburgh
Walter B. Johnson
Greece
Miss Wooldridge
U. S. Public Health Service
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Association
Cyclades Islands
Peloponesis
Athens
Turkey
London
Miss
Massachusetts General Hospital
Brief Report On The 1947 Maryland Assembly Session
Delegate G Arthur McDaniel reports the 1947 Maryland General Assembly adjourned sine die after a 90 day term. 1418 bills introduced, with a $219 4 million biennial budget supporting education roads and capital projects plus a five year road program and a Bay toll bridge. Tax changes include higher gasoline tax and tag fees, with higher state employee pensions and welfare funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Arthur McDaniel
Maryland General Assembly
Senate
General Assembly
House
Lane
Maryland
University of Maryland
Baltimore City
Chesapeake Bay
Books requested by Legion Auxiliary
The Auxiliary Unit of American Legion Caroline Post 29 prepares to send books to girls training schools in Maryland. Donations for girls aged 12 to 20 are welcome and may be left at the Towse Studio on 8rd street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Caroline Post 29
Maryland
Towse
8rd street
Baseball Team Starts Practice
The Denton Baseball Club will start training for the coming season on May 4 and will conduct the initial drill Sunday afternoon. A new diamond on the Cropp farm is being prepared. Boys interested in playing or helping are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
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