County Scout Fund Committee Named
W Puncke Jr of Federalsburg chairs the Caroline County Annual Tri County Scout Fund Campaign. Town chairmen listed: Marydel Templeville Henderson Goldsboro Clarence J Phillips Greensboro James E Curry Jr Ridgely Edward Sparks Denton Herman Keene Preston Richard Hall Federalsburg Jack Hallowell. Campaign starts September 17 and closes October 3, urging broad community participation in Scouting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Puncke, Jr
Federalsburg
Caroline County
Marydel - Templeville
Henderson
Goldsboro
Clarence J. Phillips
Greensboro
James E. Curry, Jr
Ridgely
Edward Sparks
Denton
Herman Keene
Preston
Richard Hall
Jack Hallowell
Puncke
Mar Del Baseball League Playoff Picture Narrows In 1951 Race
The Mar Del league results show Clayton 10 Frederica 1 and Wyoming 11 Hickman 7. Upcoming schedule includes Frederica at Wyoming and Hickman at Clayton as the season winds down with playoff positions nearly set and Clayton poised to claim the pennant if they win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
Frederica
Wyoming
Hickman
Clayton Millsboro
Mullsboro
Millsboro
Sussex County
Kent County
Jack Moore
Bob Knight
Bill Melvin
Pres Burris
Herb Semans
Jerry Semans
Gran Diffie
Bill Newman
Ray Richards
Reds Minner
Joe Scurto
Cal Lane
Caroline County Bird Club Seeks Hawks in Maryland Talk
The Caroline County Bird Club meets September 7 1951 in the Church of the Brethren Annex Denton at 7 PM. Chandler S Robbins US Fish and Wildlife Service will speak on Hawks in Maryland and outline the state hawk count program objectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Bird Club
Church of the Brethren
7th
Randolph Streets
Denton
Chandler S. Robbins
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Maryland
Robbins
Social Security Rep To Visit Denton Courthouse Wednesday
A Social Security Administration representative will be at the Denton Court House on Wednesday September 5 starting at 11:00 a.m. to answer questions about Old Age and Survivors Insurance. Norman P. Foster and the Salisbury field office arrange these visits for local workers to file applications or obtain information, noting reforms expand coverage and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Administration
Court House
Denton
Norman P. Foster
Salisbury
Foster
Ole Sarge Salutes New Easton Radio Program
A new WCEM Easton program titled Ole Large Salutes begins September 1. Technical Sergeant Joseph A. Adams USAF will host Saturdays 11:00 to 11:15 a.m. on 1240 kHz, honoring Easton recruiting area Army and Air Force personnel. Parents and friends are invited to send cards or letters to the recruiting station in the Masonic Building or to WCEM for airing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
WCENM
Joseph A. Adams
USAF
Army
Air Force
WCEM
United States Army
United States Air Force
Adams
Masonic
Concord W S C S Meeting Planned for September Fifth
Concord W S C S of Concord Methodist Church will meet on Wednesday September fifth at 2 p m in the Church House. Hostesses are Mrs. Orland Flaharty Mrs. Robert Maloney and Mrs. Harvey Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S. of Concord Methodist Church
Church House
Orland Flaharty
Robert Maloney
Harvey Lord
Satterfield Promoted To Major At West Point
Major Robert A. Satterfield, assistant provost marshal at West Point, was promoted to major. A Maryland National Guard veteran, he served in the European Theatre as provost marshal of the Nancy District and commanded the 32nd Military Police Company before returning to the United States. He and his wife have two children, with two brothers and a sister in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Satterfield
West Point Military Academy
New York
Edwin G. Satterfield
Ridgely
Satterfield
Maryland National Guard
Denton
Fort Meade
Corps of Military Police
Fort Oglethorpe
Nancy
France
32nd Military Police Company
United States
First Army
Governor's Island
88th Military Police
West Point
Major Satterfield
Robert
Patrick
Burton
Harrington
Paul
Barbara
Trice In Japan On Field Duty With 223rd Infantry
Pvt Charles Trice a cook with the tank company of the 223rd Infantry Regiment served six months with the 40th division before joining Japan duty. He trained at Camp Cooke, rejoined his unit, and described five weeks in the field as rough. The regiment trains for regimental combat teams and plans to move to an unknown location September 1. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Roland Trice of Federalsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Trice
Japan
Pvt. Trice
223rd Inf. Reg
40th
Camp Cooke
Pvt
Trice
Roland Trice
Federalsburg
Denton P T A Officers and Committees 1951 52
Denton P T A lists officers: President Mrs K Thomas Fevern gam, Vice President Mrs Howard Mez ick, Secretary Mrs J Frank Lane, Treasurer Mrs J Norris Coulby. Committees include Budget Finance, Founders Day, Health, Hospitality, Legislation, Membership, National PTA Magazine, Pre-school Service, Procedure and Boy Scouts, Program, Publicity, Reading and Library, Room Representatives, Playground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
gam
Howard Mezick
J. Frank Lane
J. Norris Coulby
Roy Adams
Bolang Lord
Wm. Sengerman
Roy Slaughter
Elias Nuttle
Percival Merrick
Founders Dayv
Lucretia Gibbs
Arnold Todd
C. P. Merrick
Noble Tongue
W. Stewart Wright
Geo. Loukides
Wm. Addington
Ormond Andrew
Mildred Cade
Marian Maddox
National
P.T.A
L. Stevens Brown
Blake Brooks
James Chaffinch
Emmett Hignutt
Robert Downes
Fred Asilton
Oron Smith
Francis Rogers
Moore To Head Crusade for Freedom in Caroline County
Col. Charles V. Moore is appointed to lead the Crusade for Freedom in Caroline county by William C. Purnell. The effort promotes registering protests against communism and supporting Radio Free Europe through September with fundraising and a balloon message system. Moore will coordinate with local trade, labor, service, social, youth, and veterans groups to expand the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Moore
Crusade for Freedom
Caroline county
William C. Purnell
state Crusade organization
Radio Free Europe
Berlin
Col. Moore
Stables Full as Harrington Opens Fall Harness Meet
The Kent & Sussex Racing Association opens a 20 night fall meet at Harrington on September 6 with 450 stables expected to fill. Notable horses include Royal Mist and Betty York setting track records at rival tracks. The opening night features the Harrington Journal Trophy for 1000 dollars, with daily doubles and purses from 400 to 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent & Sussex Racing Association
Harrington
Harrington raceway
Franklin Hastings
Royal Mist
Kent & Sussex Fair
J. M. Davis
Betty York
Olin Davis
Hadley Hanover
Yonkers
Rosecroft Raceway
W. E. Miller
Henry Volo
Harrington Journal
T. Brinton Holloway
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Stutzer near Ridgely
Mrs Elizabeth Stutzer 81 died at her daughter’s home near Ridgely after a year and a half as an invalid. Born in New York City in 1870, she leaves daughters Agnes Miller of North Bergen and Mrs Mary Bjorlund of Ridgely, and sons Frederick Allan of Ramsey and James Allan of Jersey City. She lived with Mrs Bjorlund for over a year, sustained by Christian faith. Funeral services were at Moore Funeral Home with Rev E I Sherry, burial in Denton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stutzer
Ridgely
Stutzer
New York City
Agnes Miller
North Bergen
N. J
Mary Bjorlund
Frederick Allan
Ramsey
James Allan
Jersey City
Bjorlund
Moore Funeral Home
E. I. Sherry
Denton Cemetery
Kate Dowell
Arthur Dowell
Washington
J. Virgil Moore
Thomas J. Turkington
Grace Methodist Church
Dowell
Alexander and
Eliza Parker Trice
Dorchester County
Denton
James H. Nichols
Salisbury
Easton
Notice to Students of Denton Primary School
Denton Primary School advises all children who normally use the cafeteria to bring lunches from home on Wednesday September 5 due to possible cafeteria repairs not being completed by the first day of school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Denton Primary school
Visit Your Dentist Before School Starts
As the new school year opens, Dr Richard C Leonard chief of the Division of Dental Health urges parents to have children checked during summer break and to prevent dental problems that cause absences. Regular dental visits should continue through life to maintain mouth health and prevent pain and missed school days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Leonard
Division of Dental Health
Maryland State Department of Health
Blue Cross Rates To Go Up In Maryland
Maryland Hospital Service Blue Cross approved rate and benefit increases by State Insurance Commissioner Harvey M Chesney. New rates set for group subscribers with added benefits like 21 days hospital care per confinement and maternity and private room credits. Board says rising hospital costs necessitate higher subscriptions and expanded coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Hospital Service
Blue Cross
Harvey M. Chesney
State Insurance Commissioner
Insurance Department
Insurance Commissioner
Mr. Chesney
Chesney
R. H. Dabney
Robert O. Bonnell
Board of Maryland Hospital Service
American Hospital Association
general hospital
Denton Jr Auxiliary Forms New Year Officers
The first Denton unit meeting of the Eas ton hospital Jr Auxiliary was hosted by Mrs. Ormond L Andrew on Monday August 27. New president Mrs William Kegan presided and fund raising for the hospital was discussed. A John Charles Thomas concert on September 23 at Avalon Theatre was announced with tickets from Mrs Herman Keen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Easton hospital
Ormond L. Andrew
William Kegan
John Charles Thomas
Avalon Theatre
Herman Keen
William A. Kegan
Ormond Andrew
Robert Downes
William Addington
C. P. Merrick
Anna Bryant
Phillip Nuttle
Lester Everngam
J. F. Lane
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County Scout Fund Committee
Mar-Del Baseball League
Pat Knight
L Pet
Clayton Wyoming
Hickman g
Millsboro o
Caroline County Bird Club
Social Security
Congress
Ole Sarge
Concord W.S.C.S
Denton P. T. A
K. Thomas FEvern
Ruth Trice
Moore
irs
Wilmington General Hospital School of Nursing
Frances L. Loftus
Betty Ann Jones
Irene Doris Lesniczak
Mariel Louise Davis
Margaret Mary Geiszler
Lucia Angela Schiavoni
Phyllis Schwartz
Mary Elizabeth Nickle
Eileen Ann Connor
Joan Theodora Gawel
Mary E. Dunfee
Wilmington
Joan Theresa Ixelly
Janice Ann Miller
Joan Marie Coyle
Swedesboro
Ann Isobel Fletcher
Beverly
Mary Ellen Trendrickson
Freehold
Florence Caldicott
Merchantville
America
Mrrs
Jr. Auxiliary Unit
Ella Carter
J. O. Knotts
Thomas Everngam
Hamilton
Hallowell
Charles Moore
T. Conover Crouse
Dan Crouse
James Lynch
Dorsey Donoho
Irvin Brumbaugh
Quentin Walsh
William Fleetwood
Carville Fleetwood
D. O. George
W. O. Mills
James Wright
Carlton Mandrell