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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1956

Page

6

Motor Vehicle Taxes Near Breaking Point in 1957 Forecast

Keystone official August G. Detlof warns motor vehicle taxes will total a record near 11 digits in 1957, up from 7.3 billion in 1955. He cites state and federal levies, gasoline taxes, and tolls as driving the rise while noting resistance to diverting funds from highways in states like New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

August G. Detlof Keystone Automobile Club Maryland K Keystone United States U. S. Bureau of Public Roads Bureau of Internal Revenue Board of Investigation and Research New Jersey Pennsylvania

Orphans Court Admits Stedman Will and Appoints Executors

The Orphans Court met in regular session with Judges Brackett and Carroll. The last will of Harry Stedman was proven and probate granted. Executors Hubert J. Stedman and K. T. Everngam given letters testamentary with bonds. Notices to creditors filed and various estate actions approved, including real estate appraisals and inventories. The court set December 26, 1956, for a Christmas week session, with regular dates December 11 and 18.

Orphans’ Court M. A. Brackett C. T. Carroll Harry Stedman Hubert J. Stedman K. T. Everngam Calvert C. Merriken William S. Merriken Calvert C. Merriken, Jr J. Ralph Tolland Naomi N. Tribbitt Alice Cole Taylor Stella D. Johnson Benjamin I. Johnson, Sr Willa J. Noble Marvin N. Smith Susan Sk. Temple Alan H. Temple John Wilfred Temple Howard T. Mason Leonard D. Dunham

First Church Hosts Mission Training Meeting

First Methodist Church will host a Peninsula Conference Christian Witness Mission Training event for about 50 young people and counselors from Eastern Shore Methodist Churches in Denton. Key organizers include Thomas Reed and Rev. George W. Goodley. program opens Saturday with leaders from Delaware Maryland and Wilmington districts.

First Methodist Church Christian Witness Mission Peninsula Conference Methodist Youth Council Eastern Shore Denton Thomas Reed Caroline County George W. Goodley Edwin C. Thomas Odessa Del Peninsula Conference H. Kirby Krams Wilmington Richard Gibson Harrington George H. Moore Methodist Denzel C. Wildey Conference Board of Christian Education First Church Tenry Nuttle Roy S. Slaughter Thawley’s Chapel Christian Witness Grace Church Kendall McCabe Berlin

Financial Final On Radio WEBR In Baltimore

Stein Bros. and Boyce announce a new five minute radio program named Financial Final to air each evening at 6 40 on WEBR Baltimore. The first broadcast aired Monday December 3rd and will feature end of day financial news quotes from major exchanges plus local Maryland finance matters.

Stein Bros. & Boyce Calvert Street Baltimore Towson Easton WIFBR Wibr Financial George Bauman New York Stock Exchange

Milk Producers Ret In Centreville Nov. 28 Meeting

About 70 dairymen from Ixent Queen Annes Caroline and Talbot Counties attended the semi annual Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers Inc meeting at Hepworth Church Centreville Wednesday evening Nov 28. Reports highlighted bulk tanks now in use by 370 dairy members and progress toward in house butterfat and bacteria testing.

Ixent Queen Anne's Caroline Talbot Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers, Inc Hepworth Church Centreville Coop Oscar Turner Robert Stout

American Legion Plans Membership Dance December

Caroline Post No 29 American Legion will hold a membership dance at the Post Home on Saturday December 8. Music provided by Chas Thetford and his Hillbilly Boys. Paid up membership for 1957 will be honored at the event.

Caroline American Legion Post Chas. Thetford Hillbilly Boys

Admission and dues for community event clarified

The notice states admission is free if eligible. otherwise a $2.00 per couple charge applies. Dues are payable at the door. Attendees may bring guests at $2.00 per couple.

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