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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1953

Page

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Farm Demonstration Rescheduled for Saturday at Norris Coulbourne Farm

A county farm event led by M. M. Rogers County Agent and the Caroline County Land Week Committee will now take place Saturday August 22 on the Norris Coulbourne farm near Choptank. Weather observers have been contacted and assured a suitable day. The large revamp project had been postponed twice due to bad weather.

M. Rogers Caroline County Land Week Committee Norris Coulbourne Farm Choptank Air Rogers

Playtex Employees Hold Annual Outing at Tolchester Beach

International Latex Corp employees gathered Saturday August 15 for a four hour Chesapeake Bay cruise aboard the S S Tolchester from Tolchester Beach to Annapolis. Prime barbecue fare, games, prizes, and music by Johnny Maron and his orchestra filled the day, with chairmen W Henry Jr and subcommittees coordinating transport, food, grounds, and amusements.

International Latex Corporation Tolchester Beach Playtex Park Chesapeake Bay Annapolis S. S. Tolchester Tolchester Johnny Maron Lilli Dache W. Henry, Jr C. L. Nell A. J. Meeraw Cruise C. Gallagher J. B. Blessing Playtex J. R. Bennett

County Plans Major Repairs Outlays in 1953

Caroline county homeowners will spend about 510000 in 1953 on repairing and modernizing non-farm dwellings as the postwar home building boom slackens. Painting exteriors or interiors will be most common, roofs second, with many homes updating bathrooms kitchens and plumbing for improved fixtures and equipment.

Caroline County Robert Bailey Tile Council of America U. S

Junior Auxiliary Lists Committees for Denton Unit

The Denton Unit of the Junior Auxiliary of Memorial Hospital at Easton schedules August 3rd meeting with new officers presiding. Officers named: President Mrs Frank Lane Jr, Vice President Mrs Ormond Andrew, Secretary Mrs Poisey Donoho, Treasurer Mrs Tay lor Lewis, Governor Mrs Robert Downes Jr. Committees for 1953-35-41 listed with multiple chairmen and members across Activities Program Hospitality Finance Publicity Membership In Memoriam Attendance Nurses Liaison Hospital Liaison Cookbook Toys Constitution and By-Laws Books and Magazines Brooms Engagement Calendar Bazaar and other groups.

Denton Memorial Hospital Easton Frank Lane, Jr Ormond Andrew Poisey Donoho Taylor Lewis Robert Downes, Jr Ela Carter Irvin Brumbaugh Jesse Horstman Anne Bryant John Logan Tayloe Lewis Mary Katherine Porter Herman Skxeen Wiliam Dempsey J. Owen Knotts James Merrisson Maurice Brackett Dorothy Mil Ler William Orme Francis Yeoman Jas. Lynch Lester Everngain Reese Brown Linden Duffey James Wright James Lynch Frank Connelly Carville Fleetwood William Fleetwood Winfield Nichols

Canteen Fund Drive At Hospital Seeks Support

Community drive for a hospital canteen addition continues as Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company appeals for donations. Recent contributors include Pet Mill Co, G Walter Breeding, J R Geary, Herman Kemp Sr, L W Taylor, Marvin Hewitt, Garfield Bilbrough, Carlotta Legg, William Satterfield, Elsie Tibbit, Esther Washold, Dr Paul Bigzers, James Arlie Corner, W L Goldsborough, W H Wyatt, Eglantine Farm, Mrs Samuel Carrow and many others.

Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company Pet Mill, Co G. Walter Breeding J. R. Geary Herman Kemp L. W. Taylor Marvin Hewitt Garfield Bilbrough Carlotta E. Legg William E. Satterfield Elsie M. Tibbitt Esther Washold Paul Bigzers G. B. Rlastings James Arlie Corner W. L. Goldsborough W. H. Wyatt Charles Fliwanger Eglantine Farm Sam

Fluharty Family Reunion at Cedar Grove Beach

The Andrew Fluharty families held their annual reunion at Cedar Grove Beach on Sunday August 9 with a covered dish lunch and informal visiting. Martina Willey of Denton was the oldest member. Ricky Willey of Harmony was the youngest. Emma Fluharty was the eldest Fluharty present with Gary Fluharty, son of Webster Fluharty, the youngest. Arrangements were by Mrs Jacob Zierl and Mrs Cameron White, both of Denton. The 1954 reunion committee was Lacy Murphy and Orland Fluharty, of Denton.

Andrew Fluharty Cedar Grove Beach Andrew Martina Willey Denton Ricky Willey Burton Willey Harmony Emma Fluharty Fluhartys Little Gary Webster Fluharty Jacob Zierl Cameron White Preston

Lord Family Holds First Reunion Sunday

The Lord family met at the Maloney home with 135 guests for their first reunion. Rev Turkington led a noon meal and songs, with officers elected for 1954 including Mrs Paul Maloney as president and Mrs Harvey Lord as vice president.

Lord Paul Maloney Turkington Sen Harvey Lord Somers Carroll Bertha Maloney Mary Blades Lee Covey

Farmers Approve Marketing Quotas For 1954 Wheat Crop

A hurricane threatened Maryland and Delaware coasts as evacuees fled south of Rehoboth Beach. Fenwick Island Bethany Beach Ocean City were emptied inland. Weather conditions included 60 70 mph winds and heavy rain. Police and transport officials arranged shelter and rerouted calls and routes.

Rehoboth Beach Delaware Fenwick Island Bethany Beach Ocean City Dover Air Base Paul A. Zartman Ocean Highway Rehoboth Salisbury Wilmington Philadelphia New York Delmar Vincent Carey Carey Peninsula General Hospital Baltmore Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Carolina Trailways Maryland Virginia U. S

Cooperative Open House Draws Visitors From Across Region

Choptank Electric Cooperative hosted a successful Open House on August 17 drawing visitors from Baltimore, Salisbury, Philadelphia, Wilmington, Greenwood, Medford Lakes NJ, and nearby Eastern Shore towns. Demonstrations featured Frigidaire, General Electric, Westinghouse, and Hot Point appliances with a kitchen show, prizes, and refreshments. Separately, wheat marketing quotas were approved by 87.2 percent in a national referendum, with final Maryland results showing strong support. mourning dove and rail season details and limits were also announced by state officials.

Choptank Electric Cooperative Baltimore Salisbury Philadelphia Wilmington Greenwood Medford Lakes N. J Ann Wikell Frigidaire Gene Gillis General Electric Westinghouse Doris David Barbara Gray Graybar Electric Denton Leonard T. Blades Charles W. Baker Minnie B. Todd R. N. Hitchens Jimmy Corkell Ann Maloney Madeline C. Brown Eleanor T. Duffey Dawson ElIwanger R. Lee Murphy Preston J. Boone Jarrell Ridgely W. C. Neil Federalsburg J. R. “Dick’ Wiley Del U. S. Department of Agriculture Secretary of Agriculture Jerra Taft Benson Maryland George J. Martin

Emergency Food Shelf Advised For Family Use

Emergency readiness guidance urges families to create a three day food shelf for infants and adults. L M Goodwin of American Can outlines recommended contents including canned vegetables fruits meats fish cheese soups milk cereals crackers cookies dry cereals sugar candy coffee tea and water with containers and tin cans preferred.

Goodwin

State Interest In Conservation Up This Year

Interest in conservation in Maryland during the first half of 1953 rose markedly from 1952 based on reports from multiple agencies. The Maryland State Soil Conservation Committee and others collected data showing applications for conservation assistance from golf conservation districts jumping 58 percent, from 2,642 to 4,975 in the first six months. Farmers not using district aid also engaged more in soil conservation as the 1953 record reflected broader agency activity.

Maryland Committee For Conservation Soil Conservation Districts Maryland State Soil Conservation Committee U. S. Soil Conservation Service Production and Marketing Administration Extension Service University of Maryland State Department of Forests and Parks State Game and Inland Fish Commission

Two Year Enlistment How Possible in Air Force

Male high school graduates may enlist for two years under a new policy in the Air Force Cadet program. M Set Joseph A Adams, USAF, Easton recruiter, announced the change. The Aircraft Observer program trains for Navigator Bombardier, Navigator, Electronic Countermeasure Officer, Armament Operations Staff Officer, Radar Observer, Intercept Radar Officer, and Reconnaissance Radar Officer roles.

Air Force Air Force Cadet Program Joseph A. Adams USAF Army Easton U. S. Air Force

King Family Of Ridgely Holds Annual Reunion

The King family of Ridgely held their annual reunion at Camp Mardela. Rev. Levi K. Ziegler of Le Moyne Pa spoke at 11 a.m. The afternoon featured a brief business session group singing and recreation. Camp Mardela manager Mrs. Clifton Crouse arranged dinner. Officers include Hylton Reber president Clifton Crouse vice president and Mrs. Roy Cherry secretary treasurer. Cadet program graduates receive a commission as Second Lieutenant in the Air Force with aeronautical rating and 30 day paid leave.

King Ridgely Camp Mardela Levi K. Ziegler Lemoyne Clifton Crouse Hylton Reber Lebanon Queen Anne Roy Cherry Air Force

Two Caroline fen Return from Far East Service

August 14 1958 Meade Maryland reports 58 soldiers from Maryland among Far East Command veterans arriving at Camp Stoneman California beginning 30 day leaves. They will report back to 2053 Reception Center for new assignments. Caroline County men named include Cpl Robert W Cahall Guildsboro and Pvt Richard E Hollingsworth Denton.

Meade Maryland IF Far East Command Camp Stoneman California Caroline County Robert W. Cahall Box SS Guildsboro Pfe Richard EF. Hollingsworth Third Street Denton

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Greensboro Fred Asilton Quentin Walsh Thomas Everngam Charlie Moore William Kegan Walter Turner C. P. Merrick Gerald Warwick Blake Brooks Thompson Swing Ella Carter Robert Downes Hamilton Hallowell Hodgman Layman Redden Elias Nuttle Uel Carrow Steve Seiler Sallie Lister Arthur Hutson Georgia Swann Dorothy Louise Swann Olin Randall Louis Bosch Fred Clara Seward R. H. Stafford, Jr H. F. Silver Walter Witten John H. Foster Woodie Dill Philip Lahr Eleanor F. Horsey James H. Coulby E. Kindleberger Lacy Murphy Orland Fluharty Lord Family Charles H. Watson, Jr Eastern Shore State Hospital Cambridge Watson Baltimore Lions Club Selbyville Centreville Chincoteague Ernest A. Vaughn Maryland Game & Inland Fish Commission Fish and Wildlife Service Carolina Rail L. M. Goodwin American Can Company King Family of Weather Data Caroline Fen Far East
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