Rotary To Hear Of Boy Scout Camping Program
A Delmarva Boy Scout Council representative will address the Rotary Club Tuesday night focusing on the area camping program for Boy Scouts. The Denton Rotary Club sponsors Troop 265 led by Lewis Davis with Ed Covell as Scout Master and Capt Jerry Warwick and Lee Weller assisting.
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Rotary Club
Forrest J. Sadler
Delmarva Boy Scout
Denton Rotary Club
Lewis Davis
Rotary
Ed Covell
Jerry Warwick
Lee Weller
Delmarva
Missionary Speaker At St Luke's Church
A Choctaw Indian leader and Methodist official, Rev. Hampton W. Anderson, will speak at St. Luke's Methodist Church on Monday February 12 at 730 pm. He serves as associate director of the Board of Missions Department of Field Cultivation and has directed missions in Oklahoma and beyond. The notice includes year-by-year biographical highlights and a short list of anniversary dates through mid February.
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Oklahoma
Methodist Board of Missions
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
First Building
Hampton W. Anderson
Atoka
Okla
New York
Anderson
Oklahoma Indian Methodist Mission Conference
Mr. Anderson
Indian Territory
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Kan
University of Oklahoma
United States
Muskogee
Tulsa
Oklahoma Methodist Conference
Governor Tawes Submits 554 Million Budget to Legislature
Governor J Millard Tawes presented to the General Assembly a 554 million dollar balanced budget for 1963 without tax rate or structure changes. He described it as a program of moderation, aimed at balancing services with taxpayers' ability to pay, and noted education health welfare and corrections would receive sizable increases. He stated no tax increase is proposed and that half of the rainy day fund would be used to balance the general fund.
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Legislature
J. Millard Tawes
General Assembly
Maryland
Senate
House of Delegates
Baltimore City
Taives
Notice to World War II and Korean War Veterans Loans Expiry Dates
Notice outlines GI benefits expirations for World War II and Korean War veterans. Details include 10 years from discharge plus extra years per three months of service, with specific cutoffs from 1962 to 1975 and conditions for disability, restored entitlement, and postwar dates. Mentions Korea conflicts and various defined dates.
Fellowship Supperheaded by Mardela Youth in Farmington
The Church of the Brethren Mardela Youth hosts a Sunday evening fellowship at Bethany Church Farmington Del with a 6 p m supper provided by locals followed by music led by Diane Minster Easton a CBYF chalk talk by Rev Robert Bowman and a 7 30 worship featuring speech I Dare You by Rev Wilmer Crummett Easton choir Judy Root organist and district youth speakers Dale Council Bob Fletcher to attend National Youth Seminar Feb 4 9 in Washington and New York. Mrs Norman Fike Cordova to accompany the group. A Social Security visit by Robert Allen Snedeker is set for Denton Fire House next Monday Feb 12 at 10 a m.
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Mardecia
Church of the Brethren
Bethany Church
Farmington
Del
Diane Minster
Easton
Robert Bowman
Kenneth Fike
Wilmer Q. Crummett
New Windsor
Anne Segar
Hillsboro
Judy Root
Dale Council
Bob Fletcher
Ridgely Church of the Brethren
Washington
New York
Norman Fike
Cordova
Mardela
Denton School Menu For Next Week
Denton schools publish a weekly menu with daily platters including I and II options. Featured items include cream chipped beef on toast with mashed potatoes and pumpkin custard, turkey salad with peas, tomato soup, spaghetti with meat sauce, fried chicken, and fish sticks with sides. A la carte options offer fruit, salads, and desserts like pumpkin pie and baked apples.
Denton Man Attempts Death by His Own Action on Porch
Denton resident Charlie Daniel Gleaton age 37 of 709 Gay Street attempted self harm on his back porch Saturday evening. He fired a .22 pistol twice into his left arm and was rushed to Memorial Hospital at Easton. Gleaton, a South Carolina native in the logging business, has seven children and is under investigation by Denton Police Chief J. T. Whitby.
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Charlie Daniel Gleaton
Gay St
Denton
Small
Gleaton
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Germany
Mr. Gleaton
South Carolina
T. J. Bonner
Tie
J. T. Whitby
Legates Files For County Treasurer in Democratic Primary
John S. Legates filed this week for County Treasurer ahead of the Democratic Primary on May 15, 1962. A Caroline County native, 39, he graduated from Preston High School and attended Golden College, is married with twin sons, and has run a tomato canning business since 1942. He served 2 years overseas with the 87th Infantry Division, has directed Civil Defense for seven years, and belongs to veteran and civic groups. He thanks voters for past support and pledges to devote needed time to the treasurer’s duties if elected.
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John S. Legates
Mr. Legates
Caroline County
Preston High School
Golden College
87th Infantry Division
Legates
Puncke Files For Caroline County Commissioner
Federalsburg business leader William Puncke announces candidacy for one of three Caroline County Commission seats with filing deadline March 5 for the May primaries. A Lions Club officer and former Maryland State Police member, Puncke advocates budgetary discipline and business-like governance. He and wife Marie Cox Puncke reside at 213 Liberty Road, Federalsburg.
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William Puncke
Federalsburg
county service organization
Caroline
Puncke
Lions Club
Peninsula
Peninsula Girl Scout Council
Marie Cox
Harmony
Maryland State Police
Maryland State Police Alumni Association
Maryland City Fabricators and Suppliers
Laurel
Maryland
Liberty Road
Cooper files for Caroline County commissioner post
Denton businessman James K. Cooper filed Tuesday as a candidate for Caroline County Commissioner pledging to expand employment and resist shifting powers to higher levels. A Navy veteran and longtime local leader, he chairs the county Board of Education and has led Denton Rotary, Chamber of Commerce, and Boy Scout efforts while serving in Republican party roles.
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James K. Cooper
Denton
Myr Cooper
Caroline County
Caroline High School
Cooper
U. S. Navy
University of Pennsylvania
Navy
Cooper Furniture Company
Joanna
Caroline County Board of Education
Elias Nuttle
Denton Rotary Club
Denton Chamber of Commerce
Del-Mar- Va
Maryland Retail Merchants’ Association
Republican Party
State Central Committee
Men’s
Republican Club
Federation of Maryland Young Republican Clubs
Caroline
Chicago
Congressman's Report From Washington on Agriculture
Congressman Johnson notes the President's message on agriculture, highlighting its relevance to his district which is about 80 percent agricultural. He cites aims to boost farm income cut costs for taxpayers and reduce large farm surpluses, with continued coverage promised on page 8.
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Congress
Caroline County Garden Club meeting at Mrs Blades home
The Caroline County Garden Club met at Mrs A T Blades in Preston on Wednesday January 31 with president W Edwin Unger presiding. Members viewed slides titled Flowers East and West to study period and modern arrangements and Japanese style designs. Refreshments were served by Mrs Blades and assistants. Next meeting will be February 23 at Mrs Charles Layton's home in Denton.
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Caroline County Garden Club
A. T. Blades
Preston
W. Edwin Unger
Blades
Lee Noble
Harry Hollis
EF. J. Harris
E. R. Butler
Charles Layton
Denton
Heart Fund drive appeals to donors and volunteers
Special appeals seek support from corporations and individuals for the 1962 Heart Fund. The appeal stresses heart disease as a leading killer and disability source, urging open generosity without dictating methods. A long list of district captains and volunteers coordinates fundraising efforts.
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Heart Fund
Heart Association
Heart of the Heart Association
Richard Roden
Wallace Hutson
Louise Meredith
Russell Wright
Willam Bailey
Frank Harrington
Carville Fleetwood
Reyner Dukes
O. G. Weaver
Charles Moore
A. T. Blades
Harold Plummer
Harry Rieck, Sr
Wesley Johns
Sherwood Shreaves
Robert Culhane
Elizabeth Lederer
Wayne Cawley, Jr
Charles Messick
Lula Ward
Leon Cox
Knotts Files For Re Election State's Attorney Knotts Files For Re Election
James Owen Knotts the State's Attorney for Caroline County filed for reelection on February 5 subject to the Democratic Primary. He is a Korean War veteran and holds several civic roles including National Committeeman of the Young Democratic Clubs of America for Maryland and former president of the Caroline County Bar Association. He is admitted to practice before the U.S. District Court for Maryland.
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James Owen Knotts
Caroline County
J. Owen Knotts
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Maryland
State’s Attorney's Association of Maryland
Eastern Shore Police Association
American Legion Post
Trouble At Lockerman Leads to Six Charges
A school social event at Lockerman High School on January 27 sparked charges against three adults and three minors. Adults cited are James Arthur Baynard for contributing to delinquency of minors, Freeman Blandious Huff for drunkenness, and Eugene Maurice Ricketts for drunkenness and furnishing minors with liquor.
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Lockerman High School
James Arthur Baynard
Freeman Blandious Huff
Eugene Maurice Ricketts
State Trooper Activity During The Past Week
The State Police report recounts two fatal and distressing events from the past week. Conlin Edward Emerson, 37, of Centreville died Friday after a loss of control on Route 312 led to a collision with an oncoming tractor trailer operated by Lee Sanders Wardell of Baltimore. no charges were filed. Saturday night in Marydel, Michael Albia injured himself with a butcher knife and then vanished, later surrendering to authorities. he was found by floodlights, taken to Kent General Hospital in Dover, and listed in satisfactory condition.
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Bridgetown
Conlin Edward Emerson
Centreville
Lee Sanders Wardell
Baltimore
Marydel
Michael Albia
Albia
Kent General Hospital
Dover
World War I Vets Elect 1962 Officers at Greensboro
Eastern Shore Barracks 101, Veterans of World War One, held officer elections for the coming year. New officers include Commander Roy V. R. Grogan Sr and Senior Vice Commander Henry Hall. A district meeting with state and national officers is set for Feb 18 at the Greensboro hall.
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Eastern Shore Barracks
Greensboro
Roy V. R. Grogan, Sr
Henry Hall
Frank L. Smith
Lewis T. McNeal
Elmer J. Kelly
Hiram S<enton
Leonard Van Schaik
Francis Shillinger
Joseph Calas
Harry Jopp
G. H. Rue
Clyde Elzey
Leo Culhane
Robert Mueller
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