Judge Knotts Draws Jurors For October Term
Following is a list of jurors drawn for the October term of the Circuit Court for Caroline county. First District A D Quillen, Harry H Heather, T Noble Jarrell, Oscar L Lord, Carroll M Elliott, Norman Seward. Second District J Richard Gard ner, Burt Hobbs, Raymond B Rawlings, B L Wathers, Leslie E Wyatt, W Byron Poore. Third District Earl White, John R Ricards, G Daniel Crouse, Addison H Stanford, Walter M Fountain, George A McDaniel. Fourth District Winfield Trice, Leonard E Legates, John W Noble, H J Rosebrook, W L Wheedleton, Orrie W Turner. Fifth District Russell W Hallowell, W Edwin Unger, John H Williams, Fred H Brummell, Claude D Liden, Charles P Wright. Sixth District Charles Taylor, John W Eveland, T Clyde Ellwanger, Howard Corkran, Luther A Short, Roger Wright. Seventh District Thomas C Gaitley, John W Sculley, A C Dixon, Jacob J Applebaum, Charles T Dean, J Dawson Coursey. Eighth District J Herman Layton, Marc Howard, Herman J Conley, J Harvey Quillen, Harry L Sullivan, John R Andrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline county
A. D. Quillen
Harry H. Heather
T. Noble Jarrell
Oscar L. Lord
Carroll M. Elliott
Norman Seward
J. Richard Gardner
Burt Hobbs
Raymond B. Rawlings
B. L. Wathers
Leslie E. Wyatt
W. Byron Poore
Earl White
John R. Ricards
G. Daniel Crouse
Addison H. Stanford
Walter M. Fountain
George A. McDaniel
Winfield Trice
Leonard E. Legates
John W. Noble
H. J. Rosebrook
W. L. Wheedleton
Orrie W. Turner
Russell W. Hallowell
W. Edwin Unger
John H. Williams
Fred H. Brummell
Claude D Liden
Charles P. Wright
Charles Taylor
John W. Eveland
T. Clyde Ellwanger
Howard Corkran
Luther A. Short
Roger Wright
Thomas C. Gaitley
John W. Sculley
A. C. Dixon
Jacob J. Applebaum
Charles T. Dean
J. Dawson Coursey
J. Herman Layton
Marc Howard
Herman J. Conley
J. Harvey Quillen
Harry L. Sullivan
John R. Andrew
Harold Depew Discharged From U S Navy At Lido Beach
Harold Depew SoM 1c U S N honorably discharged at Lido Beach New York on July 25 1946 after training at Newport and service aboard U S S Rhind DD 404. He earned battle stars for European Middle Eastern and Pacific theatres plus Good Conduct and Victory Bars and witnessed the Atlantic Charter signing. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Depew and residing with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Depew
U. S.N
U. S. Navy
Lido Beach
New York
Caroline High School
Newport
Rhode Island
U.S.S. Rhind
Frank
Germany
U. S
North Atlantic
North Africa
U.S.S
Pacific
Saipan
Pagan Island
Harold
Frank Depew
Dairymen Told To Milk On The Hours
Maryland extension dairyman Floyd J. Arnold urges a fixed milking schedule for cows in summer and winter to boost milk yield and profits. Regular hours cut costs by improving efficiency and production, especially as feed and labor costs rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland extension
Floyd J. Arnold
Maryland
Arnold
Dentonians rally past Hartly in 10th for 7-6 win
Denton defeats Hartly 7-6 in ten innings after a late rally. Key players Grant Watson Travits and Rich homered and drove in runs as Denton fights for a playoff berth while facing a remaining schedule including Denton at Felton and at Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Hartly
Greensboro
Houston
Camden-Wyoming
Church Hill
Rock Hall
Felton
Felton Hardy
Rock
Hal Houston
Dentonians
E.S.T
Grant
Watson
Trivitts
Rich
Horace Quillen
Bill Lord
Harrington
Joe Scurto
Jim Grant
Hardy
Gianinotto
W. Knight
Hughes
Knight
Nuttle
Wood
Harry Hughes
Lee Everett
Ty Holland
R. C. Knight
Charlie Rich
Bob Everett
Gianmnotto
Lawton
Bob
Holland
Tucker
Everett
Barney Nuttle
H. Po
R. Everett
o ‘Powell
iBerry
L. Everett
W. Knicht
rf Pavlick
C. Knight
Lore i
RHE ' Hardy
Berry
Bridges in Caroline county overhauls after torrential June rain
State Roads Commission engineer Harry Waldorf announced repairs and replacements for washed out bridges in Caroline county. The Nichols road bridge and Hog Creek span lead the schedule with a 20 foot road way, three spans totaling 36 feet. Construction will use pressure treated timber and could take about 60 days for materials delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Waldorf
State Roads Commission
Caroline county
Nichols road
Victor S. Sparklin
Milton L. Willis
Willow Brook
Hog Creek
Victor Dean
Waldorf
Nichols
Missionary Day at Denton Camp Raises Over Three Thousand
Ministers and Deaconesses attend the Annual Missionary Day at Denton Camp on August 29. Rev. Flexon serves as acting chair and delivers the keynote address. The event raises more than 3,000 dollars in cash and pledges for Foreign Missions. The photo shows front row speakers and attendees including Revs. Marcille Williams and C. E. Shelhouse among many delegates from Maryland Delaware and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Camp
Flexon
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Marcille Williams
Broomes Island
Mary Garrett
Cape Charles
Bessie Mitchell
Baltimore
Nellie
Loretta Holden
Crisfield
Lola Vickers
Cambridge
Mabel Dukes
Dover
Del
Ruth Lewis
Oxford
Muriel Roose
Bertha Clark
Denton
Etta Mitchell
Ethel Gilkerson
Elizabeth Clough
Laurel
Lida Brasure
Gertrude Price
Minnie Cooper
Mary Joyner
C. E. Shelhouse
W. C. Wheedleton
Hoopes Island
Elmer Hocking
Milton
N. D. Dukes
Dixon
Greensboro
P. F. Bean
Bloxom
R. G. Flexon
Indianapolis
Indiana
E. W. Lowry
Victor Bateman
Roxanna
Elmer Slimmer
Pennsylvania
Alfred Clark
G. L. Helsby
Gloversville
Charles Baker
Milford
E. R. Clough
Lucy Ewell
Dorothy and
Glenda Melvin
Felton
Allen Thomas
W. C. Beard
Howard Williams
Dean Phillips
Easton
Allen Clark
Tilghman
Milford Sullivan
Gumboro
W. R. Sellers
Seaford
Clarence Kresge
Carvil Tribbitt
E. P. Cranfield
Goldsboro
Godwin Rimmer
Delmar
T. S. Phillips
Sharptown
Walter Joyner
little son
Willard
Sewell Bafford
Towse
Eastern Shore Bull Show crowns multiple breed champions
Fifty seven animals vied at the sixth annual Eastern Shore bull show and Holstein Field Day at Garland Lake near Denton. Judges included J Homer Remsburg with awards across Holstein Guernsey Ayrshire and Jersey classes, highlighting Maurice and Alice Adams Denton with grand championships and senior titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Lake
Denton
Pet Milk Company
breed associations
extension service of Maryland University
Maryland State Fair Board
J. Homer Remsburg
Middletown
Stanley B. Sutton
Chestertown
George L. Walbert
Henderson
Clifton G. Crouse
Queen Anne
William Sutton
Paul Maloney
Floyd Price
Church Hill
Francis Walter Thompson
Robert Larrimore
Jimmy Thompson
Emmett Hignutt
Bulls
Maurice and
Alice Adams
Walter Steward
Greensboro
Bobby Larrimore
Walter H. Hadaway III
Preston A. Spicher
James Alexander, Jr
Massey
Roland Reed
Joseph O. Edwards
Ridgely
Frank Covey
Leslie Scott
George B. Hughes
Maurice
Jersey
Leon W. Meredith
Lemuel Kinnamon
Oscar E. Morgan
Paul W. Hoffman
Heifer
Peggy Ann Adams
Prison Camp Tale From Peiping Missionary
Meridith Helsby, a Peiping mission teacher and son of Rev G L Helsby of Gloversville NY, spoke at a Denton Pilgrim Holiness meeting about a Japanese prison camp holding 1800 civilians and missionaries 500 miles south of Peiping. He described hunger, disease, and deaths, rescued by 1944 Red Cross parcels and American parachutists, with eventual liberation and plans to return to China to resume missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith Helsby
Peiping
China
Pilgrim Holiness
Denton
G. L. Helsby
Gloversville
New York
Pilgrim Holiness Church of
Asbury College
Wilmore
Red Cross
Large Increase In Ferry Traffic Between Sandy Point and Matapeake
Traffic on the Chesapeake Bay Ferry between Sandy Point and Matapeake rose last month with a 38.58 percent gain over July 1915 totals. Governor O'Conor released figures showing 188,925 passengers including drivers, up 52,604 from the same month last year. Automobile use climbed 47.82 percent to 49,855, trucks rose 37.08 percent to 7,453, and passengers without drivers totaled 131,617 up from 97,156 last July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake Bay
Sandy Point
Matapeake
O’Conor
Willis to Accept New Superintendent Post in Yonkers NY
Benjamin C. Willis of Hagerstown, former Caroline county schools chief, will resign as Washington county superintendent to take a similar post in Yonkers New York. Willis, a Talbot native, started teaching in Henderson Caroline county then led Federalsburg and Denton high schools before moving to Washington county over four years ago. Resignation effective June 30 1947. Mrs Willis, formerly Rachel Webster of Federalsburg, and their daughter Rachel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin C. Willis
Hagerstown
Washington county
Caroline county
Yonkers, N. Y
Willis
Talbot county
Henderson
Federalsburg
Denton
Rachel Webster
Rachel
4-H Girls Leave For College Park
A group from Caroline county 4-H clubs and leader Mrs. G Clifton Crouse depart Denton by bus for a week at the University of Maryland College Park. They will show sewing and cooking displays and take part in state contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline county
G. Clifton Crouse
Queen Anne
Denton
University of Maryland
College Park
Bessie M. Spafford
Joy Hoffman
Ridgely
Verna Crouse
Ethel Brown
Charlotte Lister
Elnora Hoffman
Ruth Cherry
Ann Calloway
June Bryant
Joanna Sculley
Genevieve Poore
Sally Eley
Lorraine Calloway
Charlesta Davis
June Jackson
Ella
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R. C
Lee
Pet
Hartly Rock Hall
Church Hill Felton
Florida
Henri V. Dorsman
St. Petersburg
Ruth Mae Haddick
Dorsman
H. L. Haddick
Wyoming
Delaware
Eastern Shore
Guernsey Bulls Bulls
G. L. Timanus
Queenstown
J. Tilghman Knotts Jr
James B. Bonwill
Co. D. Satterfield
Edward A. Carroll
David Thompson
Archie Carroll
Bull
William A. Curry
Elwood Morris
Edgar Bishop
Ralph Waley, Sr
James Bonwill
Washell Brothers
Preston
Frank Price
Elmer T. Kelley
Louis Bishop
Ayreshire
Virginia Huffer
Elmer Morris
Benj. C. Willis
Swing
Price Station
D. Thompson Swing
Centreville
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