Social News Highlights From Denton Area Families
A long list of local and visiting relatives flocked to celebrations and visits across Denton Maryland. The Kra bill anniversary dinner honored the Reverend and Mrs J W Kra bill with guests from Baltimore Pocomo ke Philadelphia and Emmitsburg. Several residents traveled to Emmitsburg and Fort Belvoir for family and military connections. Multiple family birthdays visits and weekend gatherings filled the social calendar with trips to Rehoboth Beach and Nazarene camp in North East among others.
Legion Calls Out War Captives Coddling In Maryland Post
Port Cumberland Post No. 138 American Legion condemns reports that German and Italian prisoners of war in Maryland and elsewhere are being coddled and treated like honored guests. The post urges humane, but strict Articles of War compliance and denies privileges to prisoners, labeling such coddling unpatriotic and unfair to enlisted service members.
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Eral
Third Service
Legion
Maryland Legionnaires
Port Cumberland
American Legion
Fort Cumberland
Maryland Veterans Commission
War Memorial
Legislative Committee
Ridgely Man Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot
Elmer Gibbie Crouse aged 56 was found with a bullet in his chest at his Ridgely area farm home. Deputy medical examiner Dr. Dawson O. George ruled the death as self inflicted due to poor health. His wife Mrs. Crouse was upstairs at the time of the tragedy.
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Elmer Gibbie Crouse
Ridgely
Dawson O. George
Caroline County
Funeral services held for Percy Clinton Wyatt
Funeral services were conducted at J. Virgil Moore Funeral Home at 2 p m Monday for Percy Clinton Wyatt 71 a farmer of Denton who died in Cambridge Saturday Burial followed at Denton Cemetery He was the son of the late John Wyatt and survivied by a sister Mrs Charles Andrew and four brothers Leonard of Philadelphia Thomas Joseph and Lee of Denton
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Percy Clinton Wyatt
Denton
J. Virgil Moore
Wyatt
Cambridge
John Wyatt
Charles Andrew
Leonard
Philadelphia
Thomas
Joseph and
Lee
Remains of Denton Farmer Wiliam H Young Returned
The remains of William H Young a retired farmer long associated with a Denton area farm were brought to Denton for interment near his wife’s grave in Denton cemetery on Thursday evening. He died in New York State after living with his son Lloyd of Patchogue Long Island for years Surviving are grandchildren and his only daughter Mrs H C Wilde who died years ago.
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Wiliam H. Young
Denton
Mr. Young
New York State
Lloyd
Patchogue
Long Island
H. C. Wilde
Baltimore City County Feud Flares in Legislature
The Baltimore City-County feud dominates legislative tensions as lawmakers debate measures seen as breaking the check and balance between county and state government. Speaker White supports the contention, signaling ongoing conflict and possible shifts in governance dynamics.
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Baltimore City
Legislative Council
Beginning of End for Two-Party System in Maryland?
Davis warned that passage of the bills would trigger a revolutionary change allowing two of three county commissioners to dominate county politics. City Senators Byrnes and Carter supported the measures, led by James Lindsay, saying they would improve Baltimore City's local scene and aid the General Assembly.
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Maryland
Davis
Byrnes
Carter
Senate
Council
James Lindsay
Balto. Co
Baltimore City
General Assembly
Local Socials and Health Notes from Hobbs and Nearby
Hobbs and nearby residents share travel to Telchester on Sunday. Mrs J A Billings returns from Burrsville to visit sister Mrs B Smith. Mrs T C Williamson of Denton acts as nurse in several cases and rests at home. F D Carpenter recovers at home after Memorial Hospital operation. L R Dukes visits ill father-in-law I L Dukes at sister Lillie Liden’s Denton home. Geo Wise Jr of Parkton visits his parents. Mrs Thos C Smith improves after nine weeks confinement. Audrey Tribbitt drums in New Jersey vacation from duPonts Seaford. Alfred Maynard and children Jackie and Barbara visit J E Lister in Belmar N J. Sergeant Tommy Smith of Camp Shelby visits grandparents Thos C Smith. Mgr E Bright returns after weeks with relatives in Hen
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John Lister
Eldon Marine
Alfred Maynard
Jackie
Barbara
W.n. Finn
Charles and
Paul Lister
Telchester
J. A. Billings
Geo. L. Bades
Burrsville
B. R. Smith
T. C. Williamson
Denton
F. D. Carpenter
Memorial Hospital
Easton
L. R. Dukes
I. L. Dukes
Lillie Liden
Geo. Wise Jr
Parkton
Cleveland Henry
Thos. C. Smith
Audrey Tribbitt
duPont’s
Seaford
New Jersey
Belmar
N. J
J. E. Lister
Tommy Smith
Camp Shelby
Mgr
E. Bright
Hen
Local People and Visits Highlight Weekend Patterns
Derson has returned home. Miss Margaret Ann Larrimore spent two weeks with Mrs. Lawrence Christopher of Chester, Pa. Miss Pachine Willis of Harrington visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Willis. Mrs. J. H. Edgell of near Greenwood spent Monday with Mrs. L. H. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Stafford entertained several New Jersey friends over the weekend. Hobbs Mfg. Co. began operating their plant on tomatoes Friday. Miss Sue Smith spent a couple of days with Burrsville relatives. Rev. T. J. Turkington called on parishioners here last Tuesday afternoon.
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J. W. Krabill
J. N. Jordin
Watts Creek
USNR
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
James Hayes
Harry
Mercersburg Academy
E. L. Collins
C. J. Kern
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Lieutenant Collins
Fort Belvoir
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
Marian Bartlett
Patsy Townsend
Diane Crouse
Veron Woods
Beverly Ann Smith
Martha Ann Jackson
Marian
Carlton Mandrell and Sons
William G. Towers
Douglas Fleetwood
Denton
Robert Asthatler
Preston
Charles Davis
Chester
Rehohoboth Beach
Paul Baynard
Pvt
Mervin Maloney
Oscar Maloney
Ben Maloney
Robert M. Seese
Alvin Morris
Durham
N. C
Chester Seese
Fort Wayne
Ind
J. A. Seese
Thomas Baker
Steward
Greensboro
Howard S. Hopkins
Balti
Derson
Margaret Ann Larrimore
Lawrence Christopher
Pachine Willis
Harrington
Eddie Willis
J. H. Edgell
Near
Greenwood
L. H. Thomas
F. L. Stafford
New Jersey
Hobbs Mfg. Co
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