Returned From Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs W T Martin Jr of Denton have recently returned from their wedding trip. The bride was the former Miss Ruth Vice of Mt Sterling Ky.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1946
Page
10
Mr and Mrs W T Martin Jr of Denton have recently returned from their wedding trip. The bride was the former Miss Ruth Vice of Mt Sterling Ky.
State Insurance Commissioner L. E. Ensor warns in his annual Christmas message about fire and accident risks. He urges caution in homes and public spaces, warns against matches for children, requests wiring checks on trees, and cautions against overloading electrical systems and flammable decorations in hotels clubs and stores.
Governor O onor directs proclamation for Friday December 27 to convene General Assembly in special session. Purpose to appropriate 3.4 million plus 1.7 million for blanket pay raise and to bolster department budgets through June 30. Includes emergency funds to cover price-driven shortfalls.
The Eastern Shore Baseball League will hold a dinner meeting on January 6 in St Michaels to elect a new league president after the resignation of James Kibler of Chestertown. Fred Lucas of Cambridge chairs the nominating and dinner committees and will review candidates with Roscoe Calloway of Milford and J Howard Anthony of Easton this week in Seaford. Invitations go to Dick Porter of Princess Anne, Jake Flowers of Boston, Bill Nicholson of Chicago, Jess Linthicum of the Baltimore Sun, and Bailey Goss of WBAL.
John Hasslinger Soccer Club heads to Denton for a Sunday match in the Eastern Shore League first round Stewart Cup. The schedule lists Kent Island at Sadlersville and Queen Anne at Centreville with St Michaels and Ridgely not scheduled. Denton and Queen Anne fought a 1 1 tie with Denton goals by F Irwin and Queen Anne by Morgan amid strong winds and late chances.
Milford edged Denton 42 to 38 in a Mar-Del Basketball League game. The match featured strong defense and tight scoring as Milford pulled ahead in the final minutes.
Miss Norma Jean Andrew daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Andrew of Denton marries Mr Arnold Butler son of Mr and Mrs Charles Butler of Burrsville on December 8 at Grace Methodist Church. Rev Thomas J Turkington officiates. Bride wears white brocade satin gown with high neckline long train. Attendants include Mrs James H Hutchins matron of honor and bridesmaids Rebecca Jones Judith Bowers Doris Butler Christine Andrew. Best man James H Flutchins. ushers Clarence Disharoon William Blades Harold Allfather Wilson Butler. After reception, couple leaves for Southern States tour and will reside at 127 King and Shipley Seaford Delaware. Bride attended Caroline High School class of 1941 and Georgia Maude Beauty Culture School Baltimore class of January 1942. Groom a Caroline High School graduate served four and a half years in the Armed Forces including three years in European Theatre.
The Ingleside Homemakers Christmas party was a success with more members than in years. Two new members joined, Mrs Wilson Stanton and Mrs Edward Lomax. Mrs Stanley Morris and Mrs Donald Hornung led games, gifts circulated between wives and capsule sisters, and capsules were drawn for another year. Refreshments, Silent Night, and a candlelight prayer closed the event. Mrs Paul Bostie invited the group to meet January 8, the second Wednesday, since New Year’s Day falls on the regular meeting day.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Baltimore files with the Public Service Commission of Maryland for a general rate increase. A. B. Haneke, vice president, cites rising costs and historically low earnings, seeking emergency relief pending hearings over several weeks. Company plans to invest about 76 million dollars in Maryland over the coming years to expand service.
Governor Herbert R. OConor states the State will be about $50 million better off than in 1939 due to annuity bond fund reserves and surplus. He cites a $16.839 million general fund surplus and future postwar construction funds, plus reduced bonded debt. Deputy IRS collectors will visit Maryland counties to aid Amended and Estimated Income Tax returns for 1946 with dates in Chestertown Centreville Denton Federalsburg Cambridge Easton.
Jim McLeod, popular manager of the Baltimore Orioles champion farm club in Centreville last season, has been sold to the New York Yankees as a farm club manager. He is expected to manage a Class A or B Yankees affiliate next year after attending a Los Angeles baseball meeting on orders from Baltimore Orioles business manager Herb Armstrong.
At the Salisbury Maryland board meeting on December 16 George M Nelson was promoted to Vice President in charge of Operations for the Eastern Shore Public Service Company of Maryland and Virginia. He will oversee production transmission and distribution across eleven Delmarva counties. Nelson a Delmar native and Delmar High School graduate earned a BS in Electrical Engineering from the University of Delaware and has long served with the company since 1926 in various electrical roles. He and his wife reside in Delmar.
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