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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1954
Page
2
A man named George Brandon uses his holiday gift money to buy toys for children in a department store. He signals clerks to gift items to kids, and meets Joan Marvin, a blonde with blue eyes, who shares his charitable scheme. Years later she recalls the meeting and confirms they connected through the same generosity.
Edward Brown notes Calvert School in Baltimore provides home instruction for over 100000 children since 1905. The nonprofit offers kindergarten through ninth grade courses to students worldwide, many in remote US locations or traveling families. Calvert maintains about 400 pupils in Baltimore classrooms and adapts to teacher and facility shortages.
The Reese Theatre schedules the Metro release of The Last Time I Saw Paris starring Elizabeth Taylor Van Johnson Walter Pidgeon and Donna Reed for December 8 9 10 11 with special extras promised by Movie Center. Community interest rose as residents sent 114 letters and cards to Friendly Neighbors.
Local residents return from hospitals Norman Wilson remains hospital bound at University Hospital Baltimore. Ridgely Homemakers Club gifts planned for Eas tern Shore State Hospital patients. Ridgely Cub Scouts Pack 171 held November meeting with a Thanksgiving theme. Christmas program at St Pauls Church scheduled for December 26 with Rev Sziarto in charge. Santa to visit Ridgely December 11 at the Community Tree on Central Avenue.
A Christmas Seal appeal explains tuberculosis origins, spread, and cures, noting Koch’s germ discovery in 1882. It emphasizes early chest X rays, bed rest, new drugs and surgery, and urges readers to respond to the Seal Sale to fund medical research and save lives.
Pvt Paul F Hubble 28 of Hakata Japan is listed in a casualty notice. His wife Mary is noted as next of kin. Further details on unit, cause, and date are not included in the fragment.
Private Hubble, a jeep driver in Headquarters Company of the 21st Infantry Regiment, 2d Battalion, completed basic training at Fort Jackson, S C. He entered the Army in March 1954. His parents, Mr and Mrs J G Hubble, reside in Federalsburg and recently left Korea with the 24th Infantry Division assigned to Ikata, Japan. The Victory division has been in the Far East since World War II.
Veterans in Caroline County may enroll as classes reopen. For information contact Howard S. Beulah R 2 Box 115 Denton or call Preston 2692.
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