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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1948

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Salvation Army Campaign Opened Here This Week

The Salvation Army launches its 1948 campaign with committee members Crouse as chairman Orme as treasurer Miss Stella Williams and Benj F Johnson assisting. Major Harry A Hurd from Baltimore directs drive as local units set up with community chairs secretaries and treasurers. Twenty percent of funds stay locally to aid the underprivileged.

T. Conover Crouse Lacey R. Orme Jor Harry A. Hurd Baltimore Salvation Army

Denton Town Board Loses Filling Station Permit Appeal

The Maryland Court of Appeals unanimously ordered a building permit for a $25,000 service station at the Fifth and Market streets corner in Denton, reversing a Circuit Court ruling for the town commissioners. The court said a filling station is lawful private business, not a franchise, and should be issued despite prior local opposition. The project includes landscaping and a potential gift of its Franklin Street lot for public use. Attorneys: Sherwood Brothers Inc. vs. Denton Town Commissioners.

Maryland Court of Appeals Fifth and Market Streets Denton Floyd J. Kintner Circuit Court Caroline County Court of Appeals High Court Sherwood Brothers, Inc Fifth Franklin Street K. Thomas Everngam Marvin H. Smith Sherwood Brothers J. DeWeese Carter James A. Wise

Denton P T A Sets March Meeting at High School

The regular monthly meeting of the Denton Public Schools Parent-teacher Association will be held Monday March 1 at 8 p m in the Caroline High School auditorium. President Mrs Earl Crouse will lead the business meeting and Health Committee chairman Mr Dan Crouse will direct the program.

Parent-teacher Association of the Denton Public Schools Caroline High School Earl Crouse Dan Crouse

Fire Company Fund Reaches 1654.50 In Third Week

The Denton Volunteer Fire Company annual drive for Honorary Membership funds has reached 1654.50 from 314 contributing members. Week’s donors include Alex R Noble Joseph Q Flaharty Frederick W Seward and many others across Denton Federalsburg Queen Anne and Greensboro.

Fire Company Denton Volunteer Fire Company Denton Alex R. Noble Joseph QO. Flaharty Frederick W. Seward Harvey Lord Charles H. Willis Roland N. Hitchens Aaron Statum Myrtle Hattie Dukes Fannie Shields E. T. Orme A. P. Martin Robert W. Downes Jr Oscar E. Kelley Luther Andrews Kenneth Boston Roland Draper Bill Fleetwood W. A. Rafter Harold Towers Melvin W. Andrew Herbert J. Beauchamp Charles G. Dukes

Mar Del League Race Tightens Tightens Playoff Push

Dover 62 Cecilton 36 and other results tighten the Mar Del League standings as teams press toward postseason. Upcoming games include Middletown at Chestertown and Harrington at Cecilton with more league action through February and March.

Dover Cecilton Chestertown Denton Harrington Felton Middletown Smyrna Milford Camden

Bobcats Meet Georgetown At Dover In Invitational

The Dover YMCA Basketball Tournament opens with 14 teams across six leagues in lower Delaware and nearby Maryland. Saturday features three first round games at 7 pm Dover Guards vs Ft Miles, 8 30 pm Georgetown County Seaters vs Mar Del, and Federalsburg Lions vs Centreville. The Denton Bobcats clash with Georgetown County Seaters in another marquee matchup. Georgetown has won 24 straight league games this season.

Dover Ymca Dover High Delaware Maryland Dover Guards Ft. Miles Sussex

Company H Receives New Television Set

The lounge at Company H got a new television set installed by Paul S Thawley for company approval during Monday night drill. 1st Sgt. Joseph Galante congratulated Thawley as officers learned proper operation, with members already enjoying basketball, boxing, indoor track, and ice hockey broadcasts.

Co. “H Paul S Thawley Joseph Galante Mr. Thawley Paul New York City

Snow Hill Mayor Enters Maryland District Race

Snow Hill mayor John O Byrd announced his bid for the Democratic nomination to Congress in Maryland First District. Berlin businessman E Peter Richardson, a 1946 Maryland House of Delegates member, also seeks the nomination after filing a $100 fee in Annapolis. The seat is held by Republican Edward J Miller of Easton.

Maryland Eastern Shore John O Byrd Snow Hill E. Peter Richardson Berlin House of Delegates Annapolis Edward J. Miller Easton

Lions Club Holds First Meeting in Marydel

The Marydel Lions Club held its first dinner meeting on February 23 at the Marydel Community Hall. Officers installed by Lions International rep Larry Slater and District Governor Walt Smith include President Oscar L. Lord and secretary L. H. Collison.

Marydel L. H. Collison Robert E. Heather J. W. Walls Jr J. C. Wilkins L. A. Covell Harry Heather H. B. Logan A. S. Harman B. R. Kale Bert R. Kaler Linden Duffey Charles Bilbrough Greensboro Lions Club Kaler Greensboro Lions Marsydel Lions Club Lewis Antol Henry Shultie Edward Lapham Bert Kaler Charter Night Paul B. Smith Marshel Lions

Polio Campaign Totals for Caroline County Reach $3121

A week’s tabulation shows Caroline county received 3121.19 dollars in the 1948 March of Dimes drive, short of the 3500 dollar minimum goal by about 400 dollars. Officials urge further contributions to avoid outside charity and to meet local needs.

Caroline County

Denton Chamber of Commerce Holds Regular Meeting

The Denton Chamber met Monday night at the Fire Hall with 32 members present. New president Winfield T. Nichols and secretary Harry J. Nuttle chaired. Discussion centered on road plans from the ferry to seashore resorts and a new north south highway passing Denton. Committee appointments were announced and funds approved for pamphlets and National Chamber join. The Civic Improvement Committee reported the North Third Street parking lot opening and urged sewer and zoning actions.

Denton Chamber of Commerce Winfield T. Nichols Harry J. Nuttle Sudlersville Greensboro Denton Federalsburg Hurlock Sharptown Vienna Theodore Orme Treasury Nichols New Industries Committee DeWeese Carter C. C. Merciken E. T. Orme Clifford Stafford J. Trice E. Covell Jack Logan G. H. Rue Mary Melvin Russum Orme Carlton Mandrell Bill Fleetwood Carville Fleetwood W. T. Lockerman C. Merriken Chm Stewart Wright Dan Crouse Charles Hadaway Norris Coulby Tayloe Lewis Tom Everngam George Beck Bob Downes Civic Activities Committee Percy Merrick Samuel Mellits Arthur Pine Charles Moore John Emerson Philip Nuttle Alton Billmeier Herb Bamberger George Clendaniel O. E. Roberts Marvin Chambers Market and Gay State Roads

Rotary Observes 43rd Anniversary Of Founding

The Rotary Club of Denton marked the 43rd anniversary of the international Rotary organization at the Brick Hotel. President Merrick noted the Chicago origin on February 23, 1905, Paul Harris’s role, and Rotary’s global growth to 6,400 clubs in 80 countries with 310,000 members. The continues aims include fellowship, community improvement, high professional standards, and international understanding.

Rotary Club of Denton International Rotary Organization Rotary Merrick Chicago Illinois Paul P. Harris Rotary Club Paul Harris North South Central America Europe Asia Africa Islands Pacific Burma Czechoslovakia Finland South Africa

Tenth Annual Meeting of Choptank Electric Cooperative

The tenth annual meeting of Choptank Electric Cooperative will be held next Monday in Denton. Seven directors are elected each year and the coop serves 5826 farms. In 1947 505 miles of rural line were built and 1062 new farm members joined. Frank Watts will speak on What Electricity means to the Farmer. One thousand members are expected. visitors welcome.

Choptank Electric Cooperative, Inc Denton Frank Watts Rural Electric Information Exchange The Farm Journal

Denton Chamber Seeks New Connecting Road Route

The Denton Chamber of Commerce shows interest in a proposed road from Greensboro to Denton through Fed eralsburg Hurlock Rhodesdale and joining U S Route 213 at Vienna Salisbury. Delegates from each town will meet the Governor next Wednesday morning and then discuss with the State Roads Commission. A special Denton Chamber meeting Monday at 7:30 at the Fire House will instruct delegates and request member support.

Denton Chamber of Commerce Greensboro Denton Federalsburg Hurlock Rhodesdale Vienna Salisbury State Roads Commission Fire House

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Salvation Army Campaign P.T. A W D. Uhler Ernest C. Collins W. T. Love Carl Towers Henry Scott Walter Palmer W. Roland Towers John Bacsak Lacy Griffith Albert Henry Luther Pippin Frank Doerr Joseph Laramore W. T. Cannon Harvey Quillen Dukes Henning M. C. Watson Frances Yeates Wesley Stafford John Lister Charles W. Stokes Rosa E. Hurd Charles E. Hadaway Conover Crouse P. G. Crouse William Dempsey Howard Simpson Sr Denton Pharmacy Seese & Holsinger Universal Dairy Products John Oros R. C. Noble Joshua Porter T. Sidney Collins B. F. Somers C. S. Kauffman Chas. H. Morrison Dawson Liden Clifton Wright Horace Adams Lester Hayman John MacDonald John W Preston Clifford D. Towers Alvin L. Weil Harold Jopp Middletown B. C Chestertown Legion Smyrna Hornets Denton Bobcats Milford Vfw Harrington Legion Camden Vets Felton Vfw Cecilton Drakes Bobcats Georgetown Photo By John Towse Congress Cal Preston Hillsboro Ridgely Louis Butler State Highway Committee C. P. Merrick Dan Dougherty J. D. Carter C. C. Merriken Tom Everagam Choptank Electric Cooperative C. of
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