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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1952
Page
7
August opens draw anglers to muskellunge. Muskies move in cooler water, respond to large lures, spoons, and live baits. A 25 pound muskie fought a spinning lure on light gear. specialists advise casting, trolling, and sturdy rods like Admiral Sebees solid glass and Banshee glass models.
The advertisement urges readers to request Old Hi s illustrated booklet Fishing For The Millions and free copies of Salt Water Sports Fishing and Pacific Coastal Fishing. It also invites visits to tackle dealers for a free showing of a 22 minute color movie Fishing With Hi Power Glass Rods featuring Old Hi in action and behind the scenes on glass rod making.
Ridgely social column records visits and family news including Leonard Sparks family at Easton Memorial Hospital, travels of Guthries and Temples, births, pony penning at Chincoteague Island, Spearheaded by St. Paul and Immanuel church events, and residents’ seaside and camp outings. Notables include Dr. Glessner's return to Iraq and Rev Fischer’s pastoral installations.
Mrs C L Stafford leader of Troop No 3 Denton argues a future Area Council will provide security and professional guidance. She cites training, program planning help, and ready meeting places as key benefits to strengthen rural troops and boost community support for Girl Scouting.
Mrs Judson Bateman hosted the Monday Club. Nearby visits included Trice and Turnham families to Ocean City, and Rehoboth stays by Todd Schmick Todd Voshells and Payne. Attendees traveled to Cordova St Josephs Tournament, with gatherings in Norristown Bloxom and Wilmington. several guests from St Louis and Baltimore joined relatives in Ocean City and area.
Greensboro Troop 139 with 18 members reports 100 percent attendance at Camp Rodney. Seven Explorers aged 14 to 18 and eleven Scouts aged 11 to 14 attended, aided by funds from bake sales, donations, and sponsorship. Leader Calvin Butler praised for dedication. camp board costs $15 per boy.
Cpl Charles R Vogt Jr, after four years service with the United States Marine Corps, is at home in Greensboro with his parents. He served in Korea from August 1950 to September 3, 1951, participating in Inchon Seoul Wonsan Hungnam Chosun campaigns and other operations. His occupation was machine gunner and he is a qualified sharp shooter with M1 rifle and .45 pistol. Honorably discharged at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
I express appreciation for kindness sympathy and floral offerings extended to me during bereavements in the loss of my grandson and sister Mrs Edgar S Willis and Family.
Oscar A. Nichols Sr thanks friends for flowers and cards received during hospital stay at Memorial Hospital Easton. He especially thanks WSCS members of St. Paul’s Methodist Church Greensboro for a basket of fruit.
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