Wade couple vacationing in Beach Delaware with son
Beach Delaware hosts Major and Mrs Wade and their small son Frank B Wade Jr for the summer. Both Wade parents are Western Maryland College graduates.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1945
Page
4
Governor Approves Increases for Hospital Workers
The Governor approved a new state wage scale for hospital workers following a recommendation by the State Employees Standard Salary Board. Eligible facilities include Eastern Shore State Hospital Cambridge Springfield State Hospital Sykesville Spring Grove State Hospital Catonsville Crownsville State Hospital Crownsville and Rosewood State Training School Owings Mills. New hires start at 65 dollars monthly plus 15 dollar wartime bonus and 12.50 overtime for a 96 dollar total. Married couples may share a 192 dollar minimum and up to 230 dollars for two, with 18 months to reach the top. Positions are permanent with automatic raises and benefits, including training, vacation, sick leave, and retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Employees Standard Salary Board
Eastern Shore State Hospital
Cambridge
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
Spring Grove State Hospital
Catonsville
Crownsville State Hospital
Crownsville
Rosewood State Training School
Owings Mills
Maryland
Retired Teachers Pension Totals in Denton Area
A Denton Journal item details pensions for retired teachers, noting 477 under the Teachers' Retirement System and 59 retirees from the former non contributory system receiving $400 yearly. The total pension outlay summed to $36,157 with extra funds from the Board of Public Works Emergency Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Journal
Egular
Board of Public Works
Local social notes from Havre de Grace and Denton visits
Rev and Mrs William Revelle of Havre de Grace spend the week with Mr and Mrs J R Holland Miss Gloria Skinner visited her aunt Mrs Jos Taylor at Prices last week Mrs R B Thompson spent part of last week with Mrs J N Clark in Denton Mrs Mary Rowe was a Presto visitor on Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Revelle
Havre de Grace
J. R. Holland
Gloria Skinner
Jos. Taylor
R. B. Thompson
J. N. Clark
Denton
Mary Rowe
Adams Cross Roads Coastal Visits and Local Gatherings
Miss Minnie Adams and Virginia Lee Robinson spend ten days at Rehoboth Beach. Donald Davidson couple return from two week vacation with her mother. Polly Graef of Laury Station Pa visits Neil Heller and family. Heller couple host a large Rehoboth lunch with Minnie Adams and Virginia Lee Robinson. Orrie Adams and Fred Vincent travel to Chincoteague to see pony penning. Earl and Marian Robinson host 4-H Club event in Smithville community building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Adams
Virginia Lee Robinson
Rehoboth Beach
Donald Davidson
Polly Graef
Laury Station
Neil Heller
Grace Horsey
Reba Wheatley
Rehoboth
Pines
Orrie Adams
Fred Vincent
Chincoteague
Earl Robinson
Marian Robinson
Virginia Lee
Smithville
July 1945 Inductees and Goldsboro Medical Badge News
List of white men inducted into the armed forces in July 1945 includes Emil Kusmaul Henderson Leslie Towers Federalsburg Edward Lane Denton Harvey Baker Denton Raymond Vogt Greensboro Henry Poole Federalsburg Charles Hignutt Denton Harvey Collison Denton William Porter Ridgely William Cole Jr Denton Rodney Holsinger Ridgely Robert MelIntyre Denton John Spence Jr Denton Norris Wheatley Federalsburg Carroll Laramore Ridgely Goldsboro Man Earns Medical Badge Private First Class Thomas L Minner Jr of Goldsboro awarded the Medical Badge for frontline service with Fifth Army in Italy. Also noted are John Phillips Denton and Rowena Phillips their Bronze Arrowhead for Riviera invasion. The 386th Infantry Division credited with D Days and battles including San Pietro Cassino Rapido Anzio Monteclimar Sainte Marie Pass Vosges Siegfried Line. In addition, Pvt William A Cole of Goldsboro and Denton training at Keesler Field for bomber maintenance courses with Army Air Forces Training Command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil F. Kusmaul
Henderson
Leslie C. Towers
Federalsburg
Edward R. Lane
Denton
Harvey R. Baker
Raymond ©. Vogt
Greensboro
Henry CG. Poole
Charles H. Hignutt
Harvey L. Collison
William H. Porter
Ridgely
William H. Cole Jr
Rodney R. Holsinger Ridgely
Goldsboro
Fifth Army
Italy
Thomas L. Minner Jr
Minner
338Th Regiment
85Th
Custer
Myrtle Minner
John L. Phillips
Rowena Phillips
Co. Co. 143 Inf
36Th “Texas” Division
Riviera
386Th Infantry
France
San Pietro
Cassino
Rapido River
Anzio
Monteclimar
Sainte Marie
Vosges Mountains
Wissembourg
Germany
Austria
Keesler Field
Biloxi
Miss
America
William A. Cole
Sallie E. Cole
Mildred Cole
Cole
Army Air Forces Training Command Technical School
Greensboro Soldier Joins 817th Tank Destroyers
Pfc. Nicodemus Larramore of Greensboro is in the Assembly Area Command at Camp Washington Northeastern France awaiting a thirty day furlough before Pacific deployment. The 817th Tank Destroyer Battalion earned fame crossing the Remagen Bridge and later advancing to the Mulde River near Leipzig after 141 days of combat in Northern France the Ardennes Rhineland and Central Europe earning battle stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly Area Command
United States
Europe
Pacific
Pic
Nicodemus Larramore
Greensboro
Camp Washington
France
Reims
Royal B. Lord
Hurtgen Forest
Aachen
817Th
Eto
Remagen
Germany
Mulde
Leipzig
Ardennes
Rhineland
Pfc
Laramore
Greensboruw
Bronze Star for Captain Rue in WWII service
Captain John W Rue, son of Mr and Mrs G H Rue, awarded the Bronze Star on June 23 1945 for meritorious service as Regimental Motor Officer of the 394th Infantry during operations in Belgium and Germany from November 14 1944 to May 7 1945. He organized maintenance for day and night crews, supervised six thousand mile checks, and directed motor convoys under fire, reflecting credit on himself and the armed forces. Entered service from Maryland. By Command of Brigadier General Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Rue
G. H. Rue
99Th Infantry Division
John W Rue
394Th Infantry
United States Army
Belgium
Germany
Rue
Maryland
Black
Arrowhead Awarded to Clyde N Ware of 36th Texas Division
Corporal Clyde N. Ware of the 6366th TD Bn in Germany receives the Arrowhead with the 36th Texas Division of the Seventh Army. He is married to Elsie B. Ware of Denton and serves as a sergeant in the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
36Th
Texas” Division
Seventh Army
Germany
Clyde N. Ware
Elsie B. Ware
Denton
6366Th TD Bn
Private Baker Earns Expert Infantryman Badge at Camp Blanding
Private Thomas Chester Baker Sr. receives the Expert Infantryman Badge after completing training at the Infantry Replacement Training center Camp Blanding Florida. The award signifies proficiency with several weapons and mastery of key combat skills. Baker, husband of Pauline Baker of Denton, entered service on March 12 1945 after working for Roy Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Blanding
Florida
Thomas Chester Baker Sr
Infantry
Baker
Pauline Baker
Denton
Roy Adams
Two Perry brothers discharged after WWII service
Service Shorts Pvt. William H. Perry and Sgt. Robert D. Perry, sons of C. Emmett Perry near Preston, return from Normandy to Central Europe. They received the Good Conduct Medal and European African Middle East ribbons. William arrived July 1 and was discharged July 8. he lives in Cambridge with his wife and three sons. Robert arrived July 17 and was discharged July 25. he is at home with his father. Robert spent 34 months overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Perry
Robert D. Perry
C. Emmett Perry
Near
Preston
Normandy
France
Rhineland
Ardennes
Europe
William
States
Cambridge
Set
Robert Perry
Robert
Orme Family Welcomes Sgt Orme Back Home
Sergeant Orme returns to Denton on furlough with wife Mrs Evelyn T Orme and parents Mr and Mrs E T Orme. He serves with the 312th Engineers in the 87th Infantry Division in Europe and earlier received the Bronze Star Medal as Engineer Squad Leader this spring. His brother Cpl Lacy R Orme remains in the Army in the European Theatre. Maj Frank B Wade of Port Tobacco, now in Miami after serving with General Hodges First Army Ninth Division in Belgium France and Germany, is home with wife Elizabeth Wine, Denton, in Rehoboth apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn T. Orme
E. T. Orme
A. Russum Orme
Denton
Orme
312Th Engineers
Europe
Cpl
Lacy R. Orme
Frank B. Wade
Port Tobacco
Courtney Hodges
First Army
Ninth Division
Belgium
France
Germany
Miami, Fla
Elizabeth Wine
Rehobota
Walton and Sharp Guests Share Leave at Home
H D Walton of Fort Smith Arkansas and R Gibson Sharp F C 3 c on a landing ship for rockets were guests of Mr and Mrs Chas Sharp for several days last week. Walton is a shipmate and close friend of Sharp and Sharp arrived home early Monday morning for a few days leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Walton
F. C
Corporal Baynard in Philippines and APO update
Cpl Thomas Baynard is in the Philippines based on letters received this week. He previously served in New Guinea with his MP company, now with APO number 72 as his new address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Thomas Baynard
Philippines
Philippine Islands
New Guinea
M. P. Company
APO
Poliomyelitis Precautions Emphasized by Health Official
Walter B. Johnson MD outlines August and September as polio peak months and urges prompt medical care for symptoms. Emphasizes early diagnosis, two week isolation from onset, disinfection of discharges, and targeted precautions to minimize spread during epidemics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Johnson
M. D
Picnic for 4-H and Homemakers in Caroline County
The Caroline County 4-H and Homemakers Clubs plus Preston Mothers Clubs plan a picnic at Garland Lake on Tuesday August 14. Begins 11 a.m. with recreation led by Har ry Nuttle Verna Crouse and Jean Hoffman. Basket lunch 12 30. Program 1 30 p.m. includes music readings stunts and games. Registrars are Mrs Charles Thomas and Charlotte Ann Lister. Hostesses are local club leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Preston Mothers
Garland Lake
Harry Nuttle
Denton
Verna Crouse
Jean Hoffman
George Clendaniel
Martha Ann Zeigler
Dinner guests and visitors visit Goldsboro residents
GOLDSBORO Mr Whitely Quillen of Little Creek and Mr Earl Shockley of Sanisbury were dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Griffin last Thursday. Mr and Mrs McKinley Wilkinson are moving to an apartment in Wilmington. Mr and Mrs Roy Griffin of Baltimore and Miss Theda Pippin of Delanco NJ were weekend visitors of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitely Quillen
Little Creek
Earl Shockley
Sansbury
Wilbur Griffin
McKinley Wilkinson
Wilmington
Roy Griffin
Baltimore
Theda Pippin
Delanco
N. J
Maryland Junior Leadership Training School Set
The extension service at the University of Maryland hosts the second annual Junior Leadership Training School in College Park from August 8 to 10. Four-H Older Youth Club reps from Caroline county plan to attend including Grace Gelletty and Laura Clendaniel of Denton, Vivian Beal of Preston, and Thelma Bowman of Ridgely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Service
University of Maryland
College Park
Caroline County
Grace Gelletty
Laura Clendaniel
Denton
Vivian Beal
Preston
Thelma Bowman
Ridgely
State Poultry Council Set Meeting in Salisbury August Ninth
The Maryland State Poultry Council will hold its fourteenth annual summer meeting on Thursday August 9 at the Court House in Salisbury. Dr Morley A Jull heads the Maryland University poultry department. Highlights include a talk on Post War Adjustments in the Poultry Industry by Dr S H DeVault and discussions on government regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Poultry Council
Court House
Salisbury
Morley A. Jull
University of Maryland
S. H. DeVault
Department of Agricultural Economics and Marketing
Salisbury Poultry
Gordon W. Sprague
War Food Administration
Washington
Clifford W. Shed
Dover
Del
C. W. Heidemann
W. W. Hopkins
Cordova
Samuel Ahmuty
Odenton
Allen M. Bradley
Easton
Letcher L. Colona
Pocomoke
H. F. Williamson
Neeppco Hatchery
Harry H. Rieck
Preston
George D. Quigley
University of Maryland Poultry Department
Leon Todd
John W. Snoddy
Teachers Pensions Boosted $36 157 Annually
Governor Herbert R. O'Conor announced enhanced annual pensions for Maryland teachers after the Board of Public Works allocated about 6000 to supplement the 30000 governor's budget for 1946 17. The plan aims to raise pensions by 20 percent for under 50 monthly and 10 percent for 50 to 100 monthly, with the education department estimating 32657 annual outlay and a need for 3500 more to cover the increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Herbert R. O’conor
State Department of Education
Partic
Hillsboro Social Notes From Easton To Rehoboth
Mrs. William Whitely of Youngwood Pa visits sister Mrs. Sherwood in Easton. Luncheon guests of Mrs. Chas Jarrell and Mr. and Mrs. Eaton en route to Rehoboth for two weeks. Families hosted in Philadelphia Ocean Grove and Rehoboth. Waste paper collection announced for August 8. Various visits by Gale sisters, Catherine Pearson, Mildred Walters, and other locals. Commander Allen W Moore of New York spends weekend with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Whitely
Youngwood
James E. Sherwood
Whitely
Mrs. Sherwood
Jos. Taylor
Easton
Depue H. Duffey
Hazen
Chas. Jarrell
Jos. M. Eaton
Rehoboth
Romey Harding
East Orange
N. J
Nannie Spencer
Baltimore
J. R. Holland
Miriam
Mildred Gale
Ocean Grove
Edwards House
Catherine Pearson
Grasonville
Margaret Greaves
Queenstown
John Eveland Jr
Mildred Walters
Washington
James E. Walters
Bertha Fogell
Larue
Donna
Walkersville
Oscar Rice
Mary Jo Thomas
Chester
J. H. Dodds
Joseph M. Eaton
Charlanne
Elinor
Philadelphia
C. K. Stewart
Sharon Lee
Rehoboth Beach
Catherine Skinner
Ethel Skinner
Allen W. Moore
New York
Ethel Ann Burr
Cordova
Greensboro Residents Visit Washington and Fort Belvoir
Mrs Thos Steward and Mrs G Harrison Nashold spent Monday and Tuesday visiting in Washington and Ft Belvoir Va. Little Allen Steward returned home with his mother after staying with his sister S Sgt and Mrs Frank Rozman in Ft Belvoir. Mrs Jay B Godwin and Master Howard Smentkoski of Wilmington were weekend guests of Mrs G Harrison Nashold. Friends hosted a surprise birthday party for Mrs Ed Elkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Steward
G. Harrison Nashold
Washington
Ft. Belvoir
Little Allen Steward
S Sgt
Frank Rozman
Jay B. Godwin
Howard Smentkoski
Wilmington
Ed Elkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Caroline
Adams Cross Roads
Catherine Mae West
C. V. West
Charlotte Stafford
C. L. Stafford
Union Memorial Hospital
Caroline High School
Miss West
Miss Stafford
Mattie Smith
Caroline County Health Department
State Poultry Council
Hillsboro
Denton Pharmacy
Joe Marsh
Pete Jr
Pete Swanson
Pete
Pete Senior
United States Brewers Foundation
The
Denton National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Ek WS
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