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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1950

Page

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County Tax Rate Faces Increase

Caroline County commissioners reviewed a loan repayment plan showing a rising tax rate from 1951, peaking in 1964, tied to school construction financing. The 1949 loan totaled 544000 after 181000 state grant and 25000 improvements excluded, to be repaid over 15 years at 1.5 percent interest.

Caroline County J. O. McCusker Maryland tthe county

Tag Day Report Grateful For 1950 Effort By Nursing Committee

Report of Tag Day shows 3794.41 raised across multiple towns and groups in Caroline County. Nursing staff and committee members expressed gratitude for wide community support and cooperation in making the event a success.

Unity Homemakers Hold Party Supper and Christmas Program

Unity Homemakers Club met at Brethren Church for an annul Covered Dish Supper and Christmas party. About twenty members with families enjoyed chicken salad ham and many dishes. A candlelight service, prayers, poems, songs, a Christmas dialogue and a Santa Claus gift presentation followed. New officers for 1951: President Rodman Leese, Vice President Farr Crouse, Secretary Theodore Manlove, Treasurer Howard Mlezick, Executive Board George Lowe.

Unity Homemakers’ Club Brethren Church Albert Leese Frank Ziegli J. Turkington George Lowe Nora Craft Rodman Leese Craft group Norman Baird Albert Seese Raymond Fifield Rodman Seese Santa Claus Lee Wyatt Units Club Farr Crouse Theodore Manlove Howard Mlezick Unity Club

Maryland Farm Front This Week Urges Early Lime Orders

Maryland farmers are urged to buy lime and fertilizer early to maximize scarce transportation during defense preparations. Joseph H. Blandford, chair of the Maryland Production and Marketing Administration State Committee, asks farmers to visit the county office and plan ahead with the Agricultural Conservation Program. The notice notes many steps in mining, manufacturing, and distribution and the need for rail and truck transport to meet demand.

defense WA. 8 Department of Agriculture Marsland Joseph H. Blandford Maryland Production and Marketing Administration PIA U. S. Department of Agriculture

Standings And Results In Shore Soccer League

Standings show Ridgely 7 0 1 15 points leading, Greensboro 6 1 1, Kent Island 5 1 1, Federalsburg 3 4 6, Oxford 2 4 4, Queen Anne 2 4 0, Easton 1 6 0, Denton 0 6 11. One match Ridgely 2 Greensboro 2 on Sunday Dec 17. all other games postponed to boost attendance for Rampmeyer benefit game. Attendance around 300. Next games Dec 31.

Ridgely-Greensboro Ridgely Rampmeyer Greensboro Kent Island Federalsburg Oxford Queen Anne Easton Denton

Christmas 1951 Prayer for Faith and Courage United States

Christmas 1951 message calls God fearing people to meet atheistic tyranny with Christ’s teachings and Heavenly Father’s aid. It urges reaffirming faith, prayer for steadfastness, strength to sacrifice, guidance for leaders, comfort for the grieving, and lasting world peace.

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Caroline Fire Women Organize In Denton Meeting

Caroline County firemen's ladies auxiliaries organize a county group at a Denton meeting elect Mrs Carlton Smith of Goldsboro as first president. Other officers include Mrs Norris Dain Federalsburg vice president and Mrs Paul Singer Denton recording secretary. Members from Marshel Greensboro Goldsboro Denton Federalsburg Ridgelys auxiliaries join, with monthly meetings set, next in Federalsburg January 26.

Carlton Smith Goldsboro Caroline Countsiremen sadies Denton Norris Dain Federalsburg Paul Singer Clarence Pearson Greensboro Lee Leslie Marsdel Marshel Ridgely firemen’s auxiliary

Nurses Extinguish Hospital Fire at Easton Memorial Hospital

Nurses on duty suppressed a flash fire in the hospital's first floor utility room at 7 30 a m using extinguishers and a hose before firefighters arrived. Supervising nurses Marie Schwartz and Dene Peltz led the effort as smoke filled the building and patients were evacuated as a precaution. The incident caused partial damage to the utility room and linen supplies.

Easton Nemorial Hospital tme Marie Schwartz Dene Peltz dats Swartz Miss Peltz

Henderson Homemakers Xmas Party

The Henderson Homemakers Club held their Christmas party at Mrs Ruth Cohee’s home on December 13 with 9 members 2 visitors and 7 children present. A turkey dinner and baskets followed a short meeting and the Christmas Story was read. Proceeds from the November 24 bazaar were donated to Marydel and Goldsboro Fire Companies plus $5 to Mr Roland Thompson for the Health Center collection. The group meets with Mrs Maud Frase in Goldsboro in January.

Henderson Homemakers' Club Paris Ruth Cohee Helen Luff Marydel and Goldsboro Roland Thompson Maud Frase

Cub Scouts Entertain Bible Class At First Methodist Church

Cub Scouts from Pack 265 led by Club Master Koste entertained the Ever Ready Bible Class at First Methodist Church. Awards given included Bobcat Pins Randolph Price and Robert Pepper. Wolf Badge Roger Layton Steve Chike. Bear Badge Conrad Scurto David Van Sant Gus Koste Jr. Webelos Bruce Minos. Lion Richard Addington John Osinski. Denner Gordon Spiedel Steve Chike. Keeper of Buckskin Gordon Spiedel Allen Lockerman. Arrowpoints awarded to Bruce Minos John Osinski Gus Koste Jr Roger Layton Conrad Scurto Larry Clopper Danny Crouse Charles Parker. A gift to Carlton Mandrell for taking Scouts to a Ches ter town game. November December theme Fix it. toys distributed to Caroline Post 29 to aid community. Star candles to parents. 77 present. Christmas carols sung with Connie Koaste at piano. Refreshments served.

French Koste Pack 265 Randolph Price Robert Pepper Owen Price Tom Mezick Larry Clopper Roger Layton Steve Chike Conrad Scurto David Van Sant Gus Koste, Jr Webelos Bruce Minos Danny Crouse Charles Parker Carlton Mandrell Chestertown Commander Yeates American Legion Caroline Post No Den Jimmie Mandrell Connie Koaste

Four County 4-H Leaders At Tractor School In Easton

Leaders from Talbot Queen Annes Caroline and Kent counties attended the 1951 Eastern Shore tractor preventive maintenance leadership training at Charles Mielkie’s Easton shop. The two day program covered daily and periodic tractor service with focus on fuel, carburetion cooling lubrication and hitch alignment. Safety was stressed and instructors included extension staff and reps from Ameri can 687 Co J I Case and T Earle Ewing.

Talbot Queen Anne's Caroline Kent Eastern Shore Charles Mielkie Easton University of Maryland Extension Service American Oil Company Maryland Farm Equipment Company Jim Spies Chapel Wrye Mills Hazel Clark Miles River William Cooper Queen Anne Lewis Davis Centreville Floyd Davis Charles Chaner Stevensville E. R. Lusbs Remiedsville extension service Guy W. Greaver W. Shearard Wilson Charles R. Lund American 687 Co F. H. Stenabaugh J. I. Case Co Baltimore James Robinson T. Earle Ewing Tardware Company Faston

Spivak To Play For Cotillion Xmas Dance

Spivak and his orchestra will perform at the Caroline Cotillion Club Christmas Dance Friday evening November 29 at the Denton Armory. The renowned band returns for the third year by popular request with Bobby Rickey on drums and Pat Collins as vocalist. Club members must meet the December 22 deadline and arrange guest tickets for out of county guests and memberships.

onchestra Caroine Cottilion Club Pheomber Denton Armors C. Jerome Brown Bo Tlamiton Hallowell Bobby Rickey Pat Collins

Xmas Party Planning group holds annual meeting at Lord home

Hold Xmas Party Planning group No. 3 met at Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lord's home for the annual Christmas Party. The meeting opened with Silent Night and the Lord's Prayer. Florence Love led recreation with Christmas games and readings. Gifts were exchanged and cake and ice cream were served by the Lords.

Harvey Lord Florence Love Lord

Marriage License List Includes Eight Couples

Joseph Bishop of Seaford and Wanda Petrovich of Federalsburg Myrtle list. Herbert Burbage of Milford and Barbara Peterman of Milford. David Gourley of Woodside and Margaret Shahan of Dover. Dawson Howard of Denton and Eunice Martin of Denton.

Joseph Bishop Seaford Del Wanda Petrovich Federalsburg Herbert Donald Burbage Milford Barbara Jean Peterman David Edward Gourley Woodside Margaret Marion Shahan Dover Dawson Howard Denton Eunice Martin

Candlelight Service At First Church

On Sundays at a0 oclock more than 60 young people from the Youth Fellowship groups of First Methodist Church will participate in a candlelight service in the sanctuary. The service aims to deepen devotion and foster faith and fellowship as worshippers, in candlelit warmth, reflect on the true meaning of Christmas and invite all to worship.

First Methodist Church

Mrs Sylvester Receives Peninsula WSCS Life Membership

The Peninsula Conference Woman's Society of Christian Service held a day long meeting at Wesley Junior College in Dover with a luncheon. Mrs Harry B Hygate presided as president and Mrs Thomas H Maguire Sr presented a life membership award to Mrs John W Sylvester, treasurer of Flaston District, including a life certificate and service pin.

John W. Sylvester Flaston Peninsula Conference Woman's Society of Christian Service Dover Wesley Junior College Harry B. Hygate Sylvester Thomas H. Maguire Easton

Denton Kittens Lose 38-20 in Home League Game

Denton Kittens fell 38-20 to Federalsburg on their home court on Saturday evening. Federalsburg led 26-6 at halftime and added 12 in the second half as Denton could only muster 14. The loss leaves Denton with a 2-3 league record. the team’s troubles remain unclear despite moments of ability.

Householders With Maids Face New Social Security Rules

Householders employing regular domestic workers will report wages via a small pre addressed return envelope starting January first. The plan requires reporting workers paid as much as 50 dollars in a calendar quarter and who work 24 days or more in that period, with a 2 percent tax on wages. The housewife may deduct one half of this tax from the employee’s wages.

Bureau of Internal Revenue Social Security Administration P. Foster Social Security Salisbury Trotes oy Mester

Playtex Park Distributes 13th Successive Bonus

Playtex Park employees receive the 13th consecutive profit sharing bonus in silver dollars on December 18. A. N. Spanel notes profit sharing as a keystone in growth and urges teamwork over hired labor. W. O. Heinze outlines national expansion, advertising, and job security through profits sharing.

Playtex Park International Latex Corporation A. N. Spanel W. O. Heinze United States Heinze Mr. Spanel Ilka Chase

Also Mentioned on This Page

Caroline County Health Association F. D. Zeigler Harry Nuttle Wilbert Merriken Lee Walston Helen Brannock Hilda Covey Harry Rieck William Towers Clarence Kern Mattie Smith Hillsboro West Denton Henderson Marvydel Federal Homemakers’ Club Friendship-Grove Homemakers’ Club Andersontown-Hobbs Homemakers’ Club Preston Ridgely Colored Jonestown Unity Homemakers Shore Soccer League Caroline Fire Women Henderson Homemakers Xmas Party Tractor Spivak Cotillion Xmas Dance Charlie Spivak Santa Federal Property Market Second Streets Rudolph M. Kemp Newnam Jr M. K. Newnam, Jr First Church Mrs. Sylvester Denton Kittens
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