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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1945

Page

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Eastern Shore Bull Show and Holstein Field Day Planned

Plans for the Eastern Shore Bull Show and Holstein Field Day at Garland Lake Denton Maryland aim to showcase bulls from Pet Milk Company bred programs and top Holstein females. County agents and farmers note record entries despite labor shortages with 4 H Club calves to be awarded to present qualified members in a ringside drawing.

Garland Lake Denton Maryland Carolina County Francis Rogers Pet Milk Company Kent Queen Anne’s Caroline Talleot Guernsey

Southern States Names 7 Directors

Seven directors for the local chapter of Southern States Cooperative were elected at the annual meeting at the high school in Denton on Monday evening. Directors include Richard Blackburn Ridgely W S Carroll Ridgely Harry H Nuttle Frank D Zeigler Clarence J Kern Martin C Voss Denton and W Edmond Neal Federalsburg Two candidates to the women s advisory committee were Mrs Calvin Lister and Mrs Earl Love Zeigler spoke on the necessity for co operatives noting competition lowers prices Mrs Clifton Crouse Queen Anne urged farm women to broaden horizons Mullinix district manager reported progress and conducted officer elections Nuttle of Denton president of Southern States Cooperative gave a progress report A clothing show from feed bags was staged by several local women with judges including Miss Bessie M Spafford Mrs Geo W Clendaniel and Mrs J Boone Jarrell.

Southern States Cooperative Denton Richard Blackburn Ridgely W. S. Carroll Harry H. Nuttle Frank D. Zeigler Clarence J. Kern Martin C. Voss W. Edmond Neal Federalsburg Calvin Lister Earl Love Clifton Crouse Queen Anne P. E. Mullinix Southern States Co-operative Harold Scott William Gardner Charles Ellwanger Oscar Willey Mildred Beauchamp William Lynch Etta May Willey Bessie M. Spafford Geo. W. Clendaniel J. Boone Jarrell

Pfc McCracklin to Return Home with 35th Infantry Division

Pfc Howard L. McCracklin sails home from Europe with the 5star Santa Fe Division after ten months of combat from Omaha Beach to the Rhine. The 35th ended German duties in July and redeployed to Camp Norfolk near Reims, with service as Truman’s honor guard in Antwerp. The unit logged 1600 combat miles, took part in battles from St Lo to the Ardennes, and captured over 30 000 prisoners by V E Day. McCracklin is son of Arthur McCracklin of Chestertown, formerly of West Denton.

35Th Infantry Division Assembly Area Command France Howard L. McCracklin Europe Elbe River Berlin 35Th Germany Camp Norfolk Reims Truman Antwerp Omaha Beach St. Lo Mortain Saar Valley Belgium Luxembourg Wither von Runstedt Ardennes Bulge Vosges Mountains Holland Roer Rhine Siegfried Line McCracklin Arthur McCracklin Chestertown West Denton

Children Of The Week Left To Right First Row Denton Figures

A Denton column lists children of local families by name and parentage. The first row includes Douglas Good Sharon Griffin Den ton Ervin Pippin. The second row lists Joanne Hele man Philip Jester Joan Gottwall Denton. The third row names Rodney Cordrey Joan Collins Eddie Smith. The fourth row shows Elsie Ann Butler Stephen Chike Senora Schuyler, all from Denton.

Douglas T. R. Good Denton Sharon Frank A. Griffin Dentor Ervin E.S. Pippin Joanne H. R. Heleman Philip F. L. Jester Joan Emory Gottwall Rod

Radcliffe Roe Rally For Watermen Livelihood Aid

Maryland Senator George L. Radcliffe and Representative Dudley Roe urged protections for Chesapeake Bay fish and oysters. Radcliffe pushed curbing industrial and military impact while Roe asked the Navy to ease oyster bed restrictions from Cedar Point to Point Lookout. He noted wartime pollution theories for dead fish and urged continued investigations. Suggestions included refuges, propagation, pollution safeguards, and upland game protection, plus using the bay area for veterans’ rehabilitation through sailing and fishing.

U. S George L. Radcliffe Dorchester County Maryland Sportsmen’s Club Baltimore Chesapeake Bay Dudley G. Roe Sadlersville Navy Department Cedar Point Point Lookout Potomac Radcliffe Bay Area Chesapeake

Church To Celebrate 75th Anniversary

The Trinity Methodist Church at Goldsboro built in 1870 marks its 75th anniversary with a full day of Home Coming services on Sunday September 9. Morning 10:30 afternoon 2:30 and evening 7:30 services feature special speakers and music by the Trinity choir. Tables will be set on the lawn for lunch. Tea coffee and milk provided by church ladies. Rev Gilbert S. Ross pastor.

Trinity Methodist Church Goldsboro Trinity Choir Gilbert S. Ross

Boy Scout Camporee At Garland Lake

Caroline County Scouts hold a camporee at Garland Lake near Denton on September 7 8 and 9. The event opens at 5 pm Friday with expectant county wide troop attendance. Saturday features competitive events and a swim meet followed by a county court of honor inviting parents and friends.

Caroline County Garland Lake Denton J. H. Harrington T. C E. Theo. Ormey J. H. Williamson Federalsburg John W. Noble Dist Chim Preston W. J. Bonner S. M G. L. Duffey Greensboro Richard Roden Henderson J. K. Snowberger Ridgely Layman Redden W. B. Johnson

State Debt Down by 2 Million as Bonded Indebtedness Falls

The State reduced its bonded indebtedness by 2,035,000 in the current month, leaving total state debt at 22,559,000 the lowest in twenty years. Governor Herbert R O Conor noted that this is less than half of the 48,247,000 outstanding when he took office in January 1939. Payments for 1945 total 4,196,000 bringing grand reductions under the present administration to 25,288,000 over five and a half years.

Herbert R O’conor Comptroller’s Office O’conor

Furlough News For Private Kenneth R Gelletly

Private Kenneth R Gelletly of the Army Air Corps is on his first army furlough at home with his mother Mrs A Gelletly and siblings. He recently arrived from Scott Field Illinois where he was a hospital patient after air corps training at Sheppard Perrin and Chanute Fields and service at Middle River Maryland. His cousin Private Henry M Detwiler Jr. is at the same air field and his older brother Henry and family arrived from Detroit to join the celebration. Ensign Edwin Gelletty will join later, leaving only the eldest son Alfred out.

Kenneth R. Gelletly Army Air Corps A.elletly Kenneth Scott Field Ilinois Caroline High School Air Corps Sheppard Field Texas Perrin Field Chanute Field Illinois Middle River Baltimore Henry M. Detwiler Jr Henry Detroit Edwin Gelletty Alfred

Denton Journal Letter From Soldier In Germany

Pfc Everett W Breeding writes to Denton Journal from Germany praising the hometown paper. He thanks the editor and his mother Rosa M Breeding for starting his subscription and asks that the paper continue arriving despite his overseas service. He notes rain, combat exposure, and a desire to stay connected with home while aboard the army of occupation.

Pfc Everett W. Breeding Denton Journal Rosa M. Breeding Denton Germany Army of Occupation Pfe

July rainfall devastates Maryland crops with $1.06 million loss

A survey shows Maryland farmers lost over 21 million dollars statewide due to record July rains of 1945. Tomatoes and tobacco suffered the heaviest damage with 56 and 36 percent losses respectively, while wheat and cucumbers also declined. Corn stayed largely unaffected. The State Farm Bureau and State Grange urge federal relief based on average production as price adjustments won’t compensate. Additional continuation note on Page 8.

Caroline Maryland State Farm Bureau State Grange Extension Service Secretary of Agriculture

Local Families Named in Pageant Lineup

Tanner Nichol and Beverly Larimore, both of Greensboro Harrington, Phyllis Ann Collison of Denton, and Janice Passwater with Margaret Ann Bell and Mary Ann Short Jr. of Denton are listed as participants in the event.

Tanner L. E. Nichols Greensboro Beverly J. L. Larimore Harrington Phyllis Ann W. N. Collison Denton Janice W.M. Passwater Margaret Ann Clyde R. Bell Mary Ann K. W. Short Jr

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