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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1952

Page

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Indictments in Caroline Babies Deaths Shock County

A Caroline county grand jury returned manslaughter and first degree murder indictments against two young mothers in the deaths of five month old children. Irvin Seigler and Raymond Green, both 18 to 22, face charges after infants died within twelve days of each other in Denton and Federalsburg. Seigler pleaded not guilty and faces a January 5 trial date. Green is charged with first degree murder. her husband said he found the child with a diaper around the neck after forcing entry. Green was ordered into Spring Grove State Hospital for an insanity inquiry. The grand jury also issued a report urging recall on January 12 1953 if prior recommendations remain unmet.

Caroline county Denton Federalsburg Irvin Seigler Iathryn Ann Seizler Feston Memorial Hospital Seigler J. DeWeese Carter Raymond Green Green State of Maryland Sherman T. Griffith Ralph W. B. Elrick Grand Jury James A. Wise Mrs. Green Spring Grove State Hospital Catonsville William E. Andrew Board of Mental Hygiene

Peninsula Pair To Marry On TV

Peninsula pair Earl N Bradley Jr and Audrey Hymie to wed on TV noon program Bride and Groom on Feb 14 1953. Bradley reenlisted for six years after discharge with 23 months overseas including 17 in Korea. Receives Meritorious Unit Commendation Korean Service Medal and Good Conduct Medal. Graduated Cambridge High School 1949 and stationed at Fort Pickett VA with 113th Ordnance Company as military personnel administrative assistant. City police boost vigil against burglaries with latest cash theft of 40 from grocery store and a stolen typewriter from Standard Oil office. Earlier burglaries included 2600 from Handy Candy Co safe.

Cambridge High School Fort Pickett 113th Ordnance Company Salisbury Standard Oil Co Handy Candy Co

Reese 24th Annual New Year's Eve Midnight Jamboree

The Reese Theatre Harrington announces the 24th annual New Year’s Eve Midnight jamboree on December 31 at midnight. Smoky and Henry will headline with Jay Black and John Lucyn among acts. new film Mr Walkie Talkie screens. tickets are 1.20 with a 300 dollar Warrington’s Furniture giveaway. doors open 11:30 PM.

Reese Theatre Harrington Delaware Maryland Smoky Tlenry Jay Black Milford John Lucyn Lee William Tracy Joe Sawyer Warrington

Christmas Observed by County Homemakers Clubs

Homemakers Clubs across the county observed Christmas in December with supper parties and programs at various community halls. Members invited neighbors and spouses, with children active in entertainments. Activities included demonstrations on Christmas greens, decorations, and charity efforts such as gift baskets for Cambridge State Hospital.

Tuckahoe Furman's Grove Tfarmony Smithson hells Mac Smithville Friendship Grove Birs Emery Po Kelly 20th Century Club Preston Unity Earl Crouse Ridgely Blue Top Greensboro Henderson Federal Double Hills Green Burr Harmony Homemakers Cambridge State Hospital

Take Advantage of Social Security Benefits At 65

Employed persons aged 65 and those nearing that age should seize the financial benefits of the Social Security program, says Norman P. Foster, manager of the social security office. Continued on page 4.

Norman P. Foster

Centreville Guardsmen Rated Superior in U S Inspection

Centreville Armory unit, Headquarters and Headquarters Company of the 2nd Battalion 115th Infantry Maryland National Guard, received a superior rating in a federal inspection led by Maj. Robert Maurer. Lt. Col. Gillespie praised the achievement the highest cited in his battalion. The inspection covered administration supply records and federal equipment maintenance with the unit earning superior marks and training rated excellent.

115th Infantry Maryland National Guard Centreville Victor P. Gillespie Kent Queen Anne's Talbot Caroline Cecil Robert Maurer General’s Department Washington Linwood C. Yates William R. Turner Gillespie Sadlersville Normandy D-Day Turner Col Irrance Germany William EE. Roe Army National Guard Tie

New Year's Eve Midnight Show at Dentonia Theatre

Attend the gala premier first showing in this area of Bud Abbott, Lou Costello and Charles Laughton in their latest comedy hit Captain Kid in tech nicolor. Wednesday, Dec 31 promises plenty of fun for everyone with a midnite show at the Dentonia Theatre.

Dentonia Theatre Bud Abbott Lou Costello Charles Laughton Captain Kid

Cantata At First Church This Sunday Evening

On Sunday evening December 28 the combined Senior and Youth choirs of First Methodist Church present the cantata The Christ Child by C. B. Hawley. It traces prophecies of the Saviour, the Annunciation, the Magnificat, and the Bethlehem events. Various solos duets trios and quartets will be featured with a full chorus.

First Methodist Church C. B. Hawley Plains of Bethlehem Hawley

Temporary Quarters Move for Local Offices

The offices of the Caroline Soil Conservation and the P M A will be temporarily housed in the vacant storeroom beside the Ben Franklin 5 and 10, awaiting longer term space.

the Caroline Soil Conservation Ben Franklin

Girl Accused In Baby Slaying Free on Bail

Miss Lenon Willey, a Seaford bank clerk, is accused of the first degree murder of her day old child. She was released on 810,600 bail for the February term of Superior Court. Bail was posted by Seaford residents after attorney Robert W. Tunnell argued for release. The body was found Dec. 4 in a box in woods near Concord. police say the infant was strangled.

Lenon Willey Seaford Superior Court Charles S. Richards Robert W. Tunnell Oscar B. King Miss Willey William P. Short Bridgeville boby Concord

Bullock and White Entertain Employees at Christmas Dinner

The firm of Bullock and White hosted a Christmas dinner for employees and families at the Brick Hotel on Monday evening. Decorations set a festive mood, gifts were given to each attendee, and Mrs. White received a rosebud corsage from the employees who also presented Mr. White with a gift. Mrs. Dawson Fearins and daughters sang favorites, with guests including Mrs. Mildred Cohee Betsy Butler of Greensboro and A2 Jesse Lee Hignatt of the U S Air Force, a cousin of Mrs. White, as the gathering closed with warm greetings.

Bullock and White Brick Hotel White Dawson Fearins Dottie Lee Betty Lou Mildred Cohee Betsy Butler Greensboro Jesse Lee Hignatt U. S. Air Force

Couple Celebrate Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Martin H. Pusey of Burrsville quietly observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary on December 21. An open house at Burrsville Community House drew many friends and relatives. they wed December 21, 1902, in Berlin Maryland.

Martin H. Pusey Burrsville Tlouse Pusey Brooks Berlin Melvin Anderson Thomas Jockerman Norman Stevens Denton Fred Lewis Henry Stafford Louis Mitchel Aly Charles Welch Annie Chance Francis Baker Houston Thawley Melvin Parker Wiliam Thompson Wilmer Fell Davis Trice Federalsburg Thomas Layfield Ida Cannon Salisbury Gordy Pusey Paul Pusey Laurel DeL John Merle Pusey Blades andrs. Pusey

Three Counties Buy Tractor Bulldozer For Brush Clearing

Talbot, Caroline, and Dorchester Counties join in buying a tractor bulldozer with plows to clear small trees and brush and trench burning woodland. County Commissioners approve 600 toward purchase. Caroline similar. Dorchester 1000. state expected to pay part.

Talbot Caroline Dorchester

Fire at Denton Exchange Causes Major Damage

A Tuesday morning fire at the Denton Exchange of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. started near the basement heating plant, causing an estimated 20000 dollars in damage. Firefighters and telephone crews worked to shield the switchboard, preserving about 50000 dollars of equipment and restoring service by 8:20 a.m.

Denton Exchange Chesaperake and Potomec Telephone Company Frances Bostick Easton theastern Shore Public Service Denton Volunteer Fire Co Hillsboro-Queen Anne

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