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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1963

Page

2

Denton Journal notice of corporate officers

The Denton Journal lists the company Melvin & Johnson Incorporated with Benjamin F. Joanson Sr as president and treasurer, Benjamin F. Johnson Sr as vice president, and Malcolm Melvin as secretary. Published Fridays at 205 Market Street Denton Maryland the county seat of Caroline County.

Melvin & Johnson Benjamin F. Joanson, SR Benjamin F. Johnson, SR Malcolm Melvin Market Street Denton Maryland Caroline County

Needle in the Haystack: Taxing Patronage Dividends

A commentary notes new federal rules now tax patronage dividends paid to co op members whether in goods or cash. It praises the change but argues Rural Electrification Administration and telephone co ops remain tax exempt, calling the system a private enterprise with tax advantages. The piece laments the lingering loophole and compares co op growth to investor owned firms.

Rural Electrification Administration

Greensboro residents travel and family notices summary

Greensboro area residents and relatives are listed with travel to Washington areas including the National Gallery of Art and Smithsonian Institution. Hospital stays attendance and visits feature Johns Hopkins and Baltimore. Births, funerals, surgeries, and local church events are noted alongside out of town visitors and family gatherings.

Marvin Hewitt National Gallery of Art Washington, D. C Smithsonian Institute

Measles bring indoor days as neighbors visit family

Marydel Jeff Boys of Bridgeville spent the weekend with grandparents Amos and Mrs Wyatt while measles kept many indoors. Neighborhoods report ill children Pam Ward Jeff Tuxward Norma Jean Edwards and others at home. Fire destroys a chicken house near Hickman in early morning hours with $2,500 loss and Greenwood Volunteer Fire Co responds.

Jeff Boys Bridgeville Amos Wyatt Pam Ward Jeff Tuxward A. Lee Harman Lee Roy Harman Baltimore Wayne Phillips Haddon Heights N. J Raymond Crozier Herbert Ryle Deen Steve Mike Lucy Stevensville Herbert R. Butts Fred Deusa Near Town Francis Pierce Norma Jean Edwards University of Delaware William Krupka Harry H. Heather Lewis Cochran Nitro W. Va Eldad Wright Ridley Park Alex Duplicki Media Edward Wright Clayton Luther Lee Timmy Denton Paul Scott Billy Scott Maggie Scott Henry Scott Allison Covey Milford Memorial Hospital Clayton Brown Hickman Greenwood Volunteer Fire Co

Henderson social notes recap from Henderson and area

Henderson, Delaware residents share visits and travels across Maryland and Delaware. Mr and Mrs Fred A Evans journeyed to Miami to visit cousin Doris Trembly while others called on or hosted relatives including At the Veterans Hospital in Elsmere and Camden Del. Several families from Dover Newark Chestertown Sadlersville and Westminster gathered for visits birthdays and weekend stays with brief health updates.

Fred A. Evans Miami Fla Doris Trembly Harold Overfield Charles R. Walls and Sons Dover Dora B. Melvin John Raughbey Patty Walter Wessel Wessel Veterans’ Hospital Elsmere Del Enzie R. Porter Camden Wilbert R. Downes Kusmaul Kay Killen Roy Marvel Sadlersville Norman Griffith Ray Turner Janie Thorpe Virgil Turner Chestertown Ernest Downes Henderson Henry Richards Baltimore

All Things By Hilda Wiggin Love

Poem of faithful promise based on Romans 8 28 praising God. It speaks of divine good from trials, Jesus return, peace on earth, and the knowledge of the Lord like seas covering the world, urging trust in promises and avoidance of sin.

God

King Winter Rules the Roost Today Poem by Wiggin

King Winter rules the roost today as snowflakes dance across meadows and hills. An icy crust covers fields and roads while winds roar and gray clouds hang low, painting forests white and mountains high with snow.

Winter King Winter

Hillsboro Marriage Ties Mary Lou Segar to Dawson Segar Jr

Mrs Helen Sparklin of Hillsboro announces the marriage of her daughter Mary Lou to Dawson Edward Segar Jr in a double ring ceremony at Christ Episcopal Church Denton. The couple plan a Virginia trip, with Mrs Segar returning to Liberty Mutual in Baltimore and Segar resuming studies at the University of Maryland.

Helen Sparklin Hillsboro Mary Lou Dawson Edward Segar, Jr Dawson Segar DeFrees Brien Christ Episcopal Church Denton Gene Walters Virginia Anne Segar Mardela CBYF New York Washington U. N Anne Alan Segar Bridgewater Mary Pepper University of Maryland Alan Southerland Queen Anne Clinton Stoops Caroline County WSCS Levi Hollister Hillsboro-Queen Anne Wesleyan Service Guild Helen Greiner Peggy Murphy Debbie Irwin

Maryland 4-Hers Win State and National Honors

Six Maryland 4-H Club youths earned top state ratings for their 1962 projects. Four delegates attended the 41st National 4H Club Congress in Chicago. Winners included Rose Hahn of Westminster and Joan Fry of Chestertown, with others in crops, tractor, dress and leadership honors. Norris and Roach led state leadership awards. congress participants noted.

Maryland Chicago Rose Hahn Westminter Montgomery Ward Paul M. Hahn Carroll County Bill Markus Cambridge Arcadian Products Department Allied Chemical Corporation University of Maryland Calvin Markus Dorchester County Joan Fry Chestertown Simplicity Pacon Company Edwin C. Fry Miss Fry Edmund Dutterer American Oil Foundation Ralph Dutterer Westminster Young Dutter Miss Roach David Norris Cumberland Sears- Roebuck Foundation Norris Adolph Norris University of Delaware United States

Hickman District Conference Notes and Birth Announcements

The quarterly conference met Monday February 4 with the district superintendent presiding. Alvin Eckenrode and wife welcome daughter Bonita Sue born January 16. Mrs. Eckenrode is formerly Joe Ann Parks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Parks of Burrsville. Various local residents hosted guests at dinners and visits including Torberts, Wilsons, and other families from Laurel, Williston, Concord, Federalsburg, Boothwyn, and Philadelphia.

Alvin Eckenrode Bonita Sue Eckenrode Joe Ann Parks Wm. Parks Burrsville Louis Torbert Patty Laurel Del Fred Torbert Richard Wilson Williston Jesse Fearins Paul Scott Kenny Rita Ann Wheatley Neal Concord Wilmer Nagel Federalsburg Charlie Wroten Harry Friedman Paul McCartney Janet Harry McCartney Johnnie Wickersham John Fines Philadelphia Eugene Bryant Boothwyn Harry McCauley Addie Stuart Wil

Adams' Cross Roads birthday greetings in Severn area

Mrs. Earl Robinson hosts a birthday duck dinner for Mrs. Robinson with William Dennis and family from Severn and Philadelphia visiting. Mrs. Frank Smith stays with the Johnsons, Boston Larrimore hosts, Debbie Hawk visits Mil dred Fretterd, Marian Robinson thanks friends for visits, cards, gifts and calls.

William Dennis Severn Earl Robinson Debbie Hawk Mildred Fretterd Marian Robinson

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Denton Journal Asglocfation U.S Greensboro Merrel Spence Jesse C. Smith Johns Hopkins Hospital Fred Drozenko Ocala Ralph Sharp Mabel Brown Centreville Sharp Richard Rostien Jay Conrad Rostien Emma Strohmeier Naval Hospital Smith Bilbrough Goldsboro William Marvel Florence Thornton Milford Hospital Milford Lester Stevenson Wilmington Bruce Gordon New Castle Harry Gordon Michael Gordon Cherry Point N. C Charles Sigler Smyrna John Eveland Nelson Eveland North East Marion Eveland Sandra Worton Frank O'Day Stephen Charles Easton Hospital James Taylor Billy Linda Robert Baker Norma C. R. Runk Newark, del Frank O’day Nancy Thornton C. C. Williamson, Jr Velma Zacharias Annapolis Presbyterian Eye Hospital St. Paul’s Church Wheatley Hall Oscar A. Nichols Lacy S. Nichols, Jr Lacy E. Nichols Lacy E. Nichols, Jr Patricia Carol Konshack Lacy C. Wilson David C. Ward and Sons Carrie Dabson Mington Eddie Wood Paula Trinsie Emporia Isaac Noble Frampton Funeral Home Wroten Friedman Edgar Wroten John Stevens Marydel H. R. Butts Whiteoaks S. Catherine Melvin Lewis E. Shelton Bonnie Western Maryland College Catherine Milton Bischoff Julia Gerth Henderson Methodist Church Catherine Melvin T. A. Montague W. A. Palmer ALL Things Hilda Wiggin Love Hilda K. Wiggin Love Albert Michelson Wendy Eaton Mary Sue Martin Near Miss Hahn Markus Dutterer Susie Noble Wederalsburg Red 2 The Consumer Credit Department Denton National Banc Denton, Maryland Telephone Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System
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