Denton Mig Co Union Contract Approved in Salisbury
The International Ladies Garment Workers Union has organized units at the Denton Manufacturing Co and the Excelsior Manufacturing Co both owned by Sam Greenfeld employing about 200 workers. The contract, effective August 31, provides a 10 percent wage increase plus better piece rates holiday overtime vacation benefits and union health welfare provisions funded by the Health and Welfare Fund. A final meeting at Community House elected officers with over 100 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Ladies Garment Workers Union, A. F. of L
Denton Manufacturing Co
Excelsior Manufacturing Co
Salisbury
Sam Greenfeld
Nathan Lipson
Baltimore
Samuel Einhorn
I.L.G.W.A
Health and Welfare Fund
Land transfers listed for July 1953 across districts
Land transfers recorded show multiple deeds dated July 16 to July 30 1953. Transfers involve James A Wise to Elwood Layton W Hyland Van Sant to Walter Trice Edwina Justin to Winfield Nichols Ellen Brown to Eleanor Horsey Leo Nreign to Henry Taylor A J Judge to Alton Messer Elwood Shoemaker to Bradford Stetson Carroll Sullivan to Henry Grieser James Anderson to Alberta Porter J DeWeese Carter to Edward Covell Henry Schueltz to Chas Edmondson Edmondson to Schueltz Caroline Poultry Farms Inc to Donald Hench with parcels in Third Fifth Fourth Second First town districts Greensboro Denton and Elwood toy districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Wise
Elwood R. Layton
Thomas Everngam
Anthony F. Gianninato
Greensboro
W. Hyland van Sant
Walter Trice
Edwina N. Justin
Winfield Tf. Nichols
Denton
Ellen H. Brown
Eleanor F. Horsey
Leo Nreign, Sr
Henry M. Taylor
Harvey B. Lord
Edward H. Covell, Jr
Henry Schueltz
Chas. E. Edmondson
Charles E. Edmondson
Caroline Poultry Farms, Inc
Donald C. Hench
Ridgely Vacation Bible School Closes After Busy Two Weeks
The Daily Vacation Bible School at the Ridgely Methodist Church and Church House closed last Friday evening with engaging exercises. Attendance averaged about Sf over two weeks. Pupils from all ages created lampshades and bookends. Nursery theme Loving and Pleasing Jesus led by Mrs. Wilson Davis and Mrs. Albert W. Saulsbury Jr. Other groups covered We Learn About Jesus, The Lord Is My Shepherd, The Christian's Birth and Growth, and Answering God's Call with various teachers. Refreshments prepared by Mrs. Allen Laramore, Miss Emma Jones, and Mrs. John Sculley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Church House
Ridgely
Jesus
Wilson Davis
Albert W. Saulsbury, Jr
Richard MecNamee
Patty Messick
Hansen Hoffman
Lord
Shepherd
Dorothy Ahl
Eleanor Hoffman
Calvin Covington
Ruth Wooleyhand
Stella Matthews
Richard McNamee
Allen Laramore
Emma Jones
John Sculley
Junior Auxiliary Donates Recreation Room Furnishings
The Junior Auxiliary of Teaston Memorial Hospital approves a $1000 donation to furnish the Nurses' Residence recreation room at Pennsfield. Funds cover kitchenette items, lamps, tables, chairs, curtains, a large fan, and a ping pong table still needed. Alexander's Music Store will donate a piano. a Sept. 11 dance at Tidewater Inn's Gold Room features Bill Wolcott's Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teaston Memorial Hospital
John IX. Todd
South Tarrison Street
Pennsfield
Alexander’s Music Store
Cambridge
Philip Nuttle
Easton
Memorial Hospital
Tidewater Inn
Bill Wolcott
Ernest Heinmuller
Chaffinch Named Denton Scout Campaign Chair
James PR Chaffinch Jr is appointed town chairman for the Boy Scout Finance Campaign in Denton. Harry Hughes, Campaign Chairman for Caroline County, also announces other area town chairs Albert Rinner Martin Sutton Richard Hall and Steve Racz. The Boy Scouts of America links with 47 organizations worldwide and targets all boys eight and older to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James PR. Chaffinch, Jr
Harry Hughes
Denton
Caroline County
Hughes
Albert Rinner
Greensboro
Martin Sutton
Ridzely
Richard Hall
Preston
Steve Racz
Henderson
Boy Scout International
Boy Scouts of America
Universal Brotherhood
Del-Mar-Va
Rodney
Chesapeake Bay
Boy Scouts
Improvements At Timonium Racing Meet Reach Fans And Horses
Improvements at Timonium Fair Grounds will be noticeable as the 10 day race meeting opens on Wednesday September 2 under General Manager John M Heil. Stable areas are renovated with clay bedding repaired roads new drains and improved unloading site. Grandstand upgrades include safer seating rows and covered openings. Infield mutuel plant expanded with 28 rear windows plus main ring betting. nightly lighting resurfaced roads and new features promise a banner season with high purses and daily features including Ladies Days with tax payment admission until 4 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timonium Fair
John M. Heil
Timonium
Cook Snap Beans Briefly In Small Water to Preserve Color
Short guidance notes to cook snap beans for a brief time in a small amount of water to retain color texture and nutritive value. This method emphasizes minimal water and quick heat to protect nutrients.
Preston Man Nods To Illness In Seaford Nursing Home
James N. Todd is critically ill at a Seaford nursing home. Other items note travels and health: Clyde Elzey returning from Baltimore hospital treatments, Dot Hall nursing student vacationing at home in Preston, Virgil Hall recovering from surgery in Easton Memorial Hospital, and various families visiting or vacationing in Lewes Beach, Coral Gables, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N. Todd
Seaford
Clyde Elzey
University Hospital
Baltimore
Dot Hall
Preston
Virgil Hall
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Harold Klahold
Lewes Beach
Del
Harold Brittingham
H. C. Jeffers
Janie
Ohio
Bethesda Methodist Church
George Godfrey
Calvin Wienges
Coral Gables
Fla
Jack Shotland
Todd
New York
Walker Atkinson wedding at St Elizabeth Church
Miss Florence Selby Atkinson and James Paul Walker were married at St Elizabeth's Catholic Church in Denton. Ceremony conducted by Rev J Francis McDonough took place Saturday August 8 at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Selby Atkinson
James Paul Walker
St. Elizabeth’s R. C. Church
Denton
J. Francis McDonough
Weekend visit ends with stroke at Memorial Hospital
The report details a weekend gathering with Mrs Shotland and Mr H C Todd family members visiting in various towns. On Saturday Mr Todd suffered a stroke and was taken to Memorial Hospital in Easton, where he remains under care. The piece notes visits from Olin Todd of Baltimore, John Charles of Baltimore, and Elmer Donoho and family, with Franklin Nusbaum on vacation.
Second County Highway Fatality Near Federalsburg
The second highway fatality of the year in Caroline County occurred early Wednesday morning one mile east of Federalsburg on Route 313. A truck loaded with tomatoes operated by Harvey Tilghman of Federalsburg ran off the left side, wedged between two trees, and the load crushed the cab. The eastbound vehicle's driver Tilghman was crushed. Service Trucking Company workers freed his body after two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Federalsburg
Harvey Tilghman
Tilghman
Controversial Water Safety Exchange Sparks Debate
A comic exchange centers on a girl learning to swim with a troubling punchline. The dialogue features Ted and Ed and ends with a problematic suggestion about pushing her off a dock, drawing criticism over safety and boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Puncke Heads Boy Scout Finance Campaign in Tri County
William Puncke of Federalsburg will lead the Tri County District fund drive for Talbot Caroline and Queen Annes Counties with a deputy named for each county. The Del Mar Va Council Finance Campaign kicks off September 17 in over ninety Peninsula communities. budget set at 138000 to cover camps staff training headquarters insurance and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Puncke
Federalsburg
Brick Hotel
Denton
Puncke
Tri-County
Talbot
Caroline
Queen Anne’s
William H. Norris
Easton
Talbot County
Harry R. Hughes
Caroline County
Royden Powell, Jr
Centreville
Queen Anne’s County
Lions Club
Del-Mar-Va
John O. Shanks
H. Bruce Aoyars
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Denton Mig. Co
Union
Theresa Blackwell
Irma Breeding
Hickman
Anna Griffith
Florence Jopp
Florence Petroski
Maxine Joiner
E. Kindleberger
Ridgely Daily Vacation Bible School
Martha Bowers
Barbara Covington
Patsy Lister
Howard Kinnamon
Gordon Pugh
Saran Adkins
W. L. Lyons
A. E. Seymour
Lawrence Clagegett
James Chaffinch
Denton Scout
Walker-Atkinson
The
Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company
Hach
Irwin Feldman
Cambridge, Md
Wye Heights Plantation
Longwoods
Choptank Grill
Market St
Denton, Md
Alton Ewing
Cordova
Hillsboro
Anderson Lumber Company
Alfred E. Baccini
Main St
Darby
Vernon Atkerson
Cambridge-East New Market Road
East New Market
Clarke
Caroline Home & Auto Supply
E. Stockley’s
E. M. Carter
Louise Scott
Tuckahoe Neck
R. W. Downes
Breeding & Nichols
Noble Motor Co
Easton 245
Caroline Home and Auto Supply
Holsinger Lane
River Road
P. O
Alexander’s
Sunburst Hgy
5Th Ave
Franklin St
Winfield Nichols
Canterbury
Winifred Gruwell
Felton
Massey
Service Realty Co
Keith Building
Dover
Marydelsee
James Ik. Mitchell, Sr
Whiteoaks
Geo. W. Turner
RFD
American Corner
Milford Tractor Company, Inc
Allis Chalmers
Milford
Selbyville
Aus
Whitie
Robert White
Oil City
Order of the Eastern Star
G. Emory Gottwall
Irwin Feed Co
Route 404
N. R. Harrison
G. Clifton Cohee
S. S. Farmers Supply Co
W. T. Lockerman
Air Force
Sgt
Adams
U. S. Army
U. S. Air Force
Masonic Building
Denton Post Office
Boy Scout Finance
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