Roe Says He Is Too Busy For Congress Race
Senator Dudley G. Roe of Queen Annes County says he will not seek the Congress seat left by T. Alan Goldborough, citing heavy duties as Maryland Senate floor leader and administration ally. He plans to focus on state government and finances, remaining active in local grain business, education, and civic work.
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Dudley G. Roe
Queen Anne’s County
Annapolis
Senate
Congress
T. Alan Goldborough
Roy
Senate of Maryland
Tam
Ian
Maryland
Senator Roe
John Walter Smith
Sadlersville
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Delaware
Board of Visitors
Washington College
Sadlersville Bank
Episcopal Church
Orphans Court Actions in Caroline County Estates
In Caroline county during Court absence renunciations led to letters of administration for Benjamin F Corkran with bond and creditor notices. Releases filed for J Edward Wyatt estate and inventory recorded for Wilhelmina Wright estate. An order to sell personal property issued and renunciations for Edward Stanford estate granted to Nanexy F L Thomas with appraisers named. The will of Lewis Trice was proved and submitted for probate.
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Benjamin F. Corkran
Caroline county
Kenneth V. Corkran
J. Edward Wyatt
Wilhelmina Wright
Edward Stanford
Nanexy FL
Thomas
Benjamin Nichols
J. B Walker
Lewis Trice
Caroline counts
Denton Volunteer Fire Co. Adds New Water Pump Engine
The Denton Volunteer Fire Company acquired a Hale Universal pump unit mounted on a Beck Chevrolet chassis. It carries 250 gallons of water, includes a 24 foot extension ladder and 12 foot roof ladder, a blinker light siren, a search light, and seating for three. The unit is designed for out of town and rural fires, improving efficiency and winter comfort. Photos by Thomas Studio, Denton, Md.
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Del-Mar-Vao
Denton
Denton Volunteer Fire Co
West Denton
Beck Chevrolet Sales
Conshohocken
Penna
Thomas Studio
Denton Crushes Vienna CCC 5-0 in Eastern Shore Soccer
Denton scored five goals to none against Vienna CCC in a lone Sunday match. Covey scored twice, Kibler twice, with Barnes adding a single in a fast clean affair. Denton to Centreville Sunday to exchange boats with Queen Anne's county, lineup listed.
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Denton
Vienna CCC
Ridgely
Centreville
Greensboro
St. Michaels
Vienna
CCC
Vienna A.C
Chestertown
bach antoacnen
Vienna CCC boys
Denton boys
Barnes
Frank Covey
Bernard Kibler
Doug Bennington
Covey
Bennington
Kibler
W. Nattis
J. Robinson
Pollard R.F. Clopline
Gniecho
Barnes I. Norris
Harrison Calloway C
Sharp t Tinley LH
Brewer Cove
Queen Anne’s county
Mid-Year Exams End as C H S Publishes Class Review
Margie Rue Sustin Murphy edits a wide page of CHS news. Senior Sylvia Seese and Frank Ziegler lead reports while clubs, such as Recreation Night, Social Club, Dramatic Club and Forensic Society, outline events, officers, and student activities. Agriculture updates note Ferdinand the steer and hog-house work as students prepare for exams and a new semester.
Public Health Board Holds Special Meeting
The February meeting of the Public Health Board at the health center included representatives from Ridgely Preston and Denton. Miss Alice Holland was introduced as county nurse. The board endorsed the Infantile Paralysis Campaign and discussed numerous health initiatives.
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Public Health Board
Public health center
Ridgely
Preston
Denton
Alice Holland
Dennis
Easton
Philadelphia
Federalsburg
Castle Hall
Baltimore
County Welfare Board
entir
Board of Education
Miss Smith
Miss Spafford
State Health Department
Red Cross
Mothers and Daughters of the Brethren Church
Dorothy Emerson
University of Maryland
Gems of Thoughts and Passages in Verse and Prose
A compact reflection on enduring ideas shaping history and daily life. It references Bovee and a biblical line from Psalm 23, inviting contemplation of faith and intellect guiding action.
Ministers Fight Sabbath Sales In Delmarva Conference
The Dover District Ministerial Association meeting at Union M E Church in Federalsburg opposed selling intoxicants or showing motion pictures on Sunday across Maryland and Delaware. Members urged petitions to legislators against bills allowing such practices. The 122 churches in Caroline Talbot Queen Annes and parts of Kent Counties Maryland and parts of Sussex and Kent Counties Delaware formed the group. Dr W P Roberts urged union of the three Methodist branches, noting support for the plan. Dr E C Hallman reported four district charges already increased pastor salaries with more increases planned, while he lamented a decline in the world service program yet praised rising fellowship. Dr Franklin Halstead Clapp outlined work of the Board of Home and Foreign Missions.
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Dover District
Federalsburg
Union M. E
Maryland
Delaware
Caroline
Talbot
Queen Anne’s
Kent County
Sussex
Kent Counties
Harry Branford
Centreville
E. C. Hallman
Dover
Ministers’ Wives Association
W. P. Roberts
Chestertown
Roberts
E. P. Thomas
Easton
Oxford
Rock Hall
Church Hill
Milton
Del
Franklin Halstead Clapp
Board of Home and Foreign Missions
Salisbury
Denton Boy Scout News Court of Honor and events noted
Monday the Denton scouts travel to Easton for a Court of Honor and rally where several scouts will earn higher ranks and merit badges. Tenderfoot badges were awarded to Leslie Lutz Charles Horner Edward Croke and Jimmie Merriken. The exhibit moved to Mr Nichols store for viewing until Saturday or Monday. The handicraft contest progresses with Tom Wright winning slide requirements and Henry Detwiler second. The group works on letter openers and various designs. A board of review occurred February second with Willard Knotts reviewed on second class tests while Tom Wright George Theis and Archie Horner earned merit badges. Willard Knotts reorganized his patrol to Eagle, with Bill Darling assistant leader and Ed Croke scribe. Archie Horner led Flying Eagle patrol during illness of Bob Putman. Plans target second class by March 20 and a hike next Saturday. A play A Country Boy Scout is in rehearsal with parts assigned. A humorous caution notes audience should be ready for strong laughter. ARCHIE HORNER, Scribe.
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Easton
Leslie Lutz
Charles Horner
Edward Croke
Jimmie Merriken
Willard Knotts
Tom Wright
George Theis
Archie Horner
Bill Darling
Ed Croke
Eagle patrol
Bob Putman
Flying Eagle patrol
Scribe
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nNWORTH
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HENRY
DOROTHY
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Ridgely Theatre
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TOM BECK
BILL ROBINSON
Ben Ames
Williams
weere
pENTONT
ERROL FLYNN
DAWN PATROL
Basil Rathbone
David Niven
Dentonia
LORETTA YOUNG
RICHARD GREENE
WALTER BRENNAN
DOUGLAS DUMBRILLE
KAREN MORLEY
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Feders’ Reserve System
Roe
ORPHANS’ COURT
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New Mexico
Maine
Havana
King Tutankhamen
Suez Canal
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Denton Volunteer Fire Company
Eastern Shore Soccer League
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Grace Gelletty
Frank Ziegler
Wayne Cawley
Mae Fillela
Bruce Andrews
Louise Chatflinch
Pauline Moore
Louise Brown
Geo. Clendaniel
Carls
Elaine Greaves
Lebert Moore
Irma Henzen
Dorothy Howard
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C. HSS
Marjorie Rue
Adonia Bradley
Johnny Hughes
Hughes
Sherman Tribbitt
Tribbitt
C. H W. S. Forensic Society
Forensic
Debating” Society
Washington
Lincoln
Bob Moore
Charles Matley
Frank Zeigler
Frank
Stull
midnige
Ferdinand
Charles Butler
Catherine Passwaters
Anita Rue
England
Catherine Wheathly
Catherine
Marion Maul
Henry Bareford
Del-Mar-Va
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