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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1959

Page

8

Steen Lord engagement announced in Federalsburg

Miss Janice Lord daughter of Mrs Grace Lord of Federalsburg and the late Robert Lord will marry Airman third class Ronnie Steen son of Mr and Mrs Harrison Steen of Hurlock The couple are connected to Federalsburg High School with Steen a 1958 graduate He completed basic training at Keesler AFB Biloxi MS and will report to a new assignment at Selfridge AFB Michigan this month

Janice Lord Grace Lord Federalsburg Robert Lord Ronnie Steen Harrison Steen Hurlock Miss Lord Federalsburg High School Steen Keesler Air Force Base Biloxi Miss Selfridge Air Force Base Michigan

Local groups share a lively February schedule in Delmarva notes

The American Legion Post No 29 hosted a gourmet covered dish supper with dishes prepared by members' wives and a committee led by Carroll George and Mack Price. Feb 26 saw an oratorical contest at the Post Home on the Constitution. Numerous area residents attended Daytona Beach races, and multiple clubs report meetings, talks, and planned trips such as Gettysburg. Community members attend hospital canteen funds, rug demonstrations, and charity efforts, with news of birthdays, weddings, and family visits interwoven through the social pages.

American Legion Daytona Beach Fla International Speedway Edward Henry B. F. Johnson Norris Reed Denton R. R. Ringgold Owen Dixon William Robert Walls Winfield Wright Ridgely William L. Cummings Howard Davis James Smart Seaford William Towers Camden Del Double Hills Homemakers’ Club Raymond Smith Eastern Shore State Hospital Raymond Flack Gettysburg S. H. Krabill Unity Homemakers Susan Seese

Edward Orland Wright, longtime resident dies at 78

Edward Orland Wright aged 78 died after a long illness at his home North Wales between Denton and Preston. He was born near Choptank, son of the late William J. and Mary E. Wright. Survived by wife Clara Todd Wright seven children, two brothers, three sisters and many relatives. Funeral from his home Wednesday afternoon with Rev John Irwin officiating. Interment in the Junior Order Cemetery, Preston.

Edward Orland Wright Junior Order Preston

Nies Buehl Wedding in Church of the Brethren Ephrata

Carolanne Frances Nies and Robert F. Buehl wed in a double ring ceremony at the Church of the Brethren in Ephrats Pa Rev J A Robinson officiated The bride wore a floor length gown of Alencan lace and Dupont silk with a fingertip veil A Bible trimmed with an orchid accompanied her The maid of honor wore a ballerina length gown and bridesmaids carried heart shaped bouquets Attendants and family members attended including Mrs Guy Zell and Zenobia Bensing Local guests represented Adamstown Reamstown and Ridgely areas

Carolanne Frances Nies Joseph H. Nies Adamstown Robert F. Buehl Paul F. Buehl Reamstown Church of the Brethren Ephrats J. A. Robinson Dupont Gretta L. Nies Clarence Weinhold Denver Pamela E. Nies Harry Buehl Robert Lee Callaway Wye Mills Lewis R. Cherry Ridgely Guy Zell Ephrata Zenobia Bensing Ann King Reading Hospital School of Nursing Clifton Crouse Patti Robert L. Callaway Roland Cherry

Prominent Chestertown Woman Found Dead in Chester River

The body of Mrs Addie H Usilton 73 widow of Fred G Asilton editor publisher of The Kent News and bank president was recovered from the Chester River early Tuesday after a maid found a note prompting police and firemen to search. Her son Frederick G Asilton Jr and brother Frank Hurlock survive. Funeral services were held Thursday.

Addie H. Usilton Chestertown Chester River High Street Frederick G. Asilton, Jr Denton Caroline County Frank Hurlock Harbeson Del WCTU Washington College Kent County

Mrs Mattie T Christopher Dies After Long Illness

Mrs Mattie T Christopher age 72 died at her daughter Mrs M H Riggins home in Media Pennsylvania after a three year illness. She was born in Smyrna and was a longtime resident before her death.

Mattie T. Christopher M. H. Riggins Media Smyrna

Death Notice of Theodore A. Sowada Retired Farmer

Theodore A. Sowada 65 of Marydel died last Sunday at Memorial Hospital Easton. A German native who lived in the U.S. many years, he is survived by wife Elizabeth, three daughters Freda Parker, Gertrude Austin, and Florence Goulet, two brothers Carl and Alphonse, two sisters Anna Bogan and Catherine Weidel, and eight grandchildren. Requiem was held last Monday at 6 a.m. at the Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception Marydel. interment in Dover Catholic Cemetery.

George W Annie M. Brinsfield Rush Federalsburg Leonard T Harry F Oliver H James M. Christopher Edgar E. Christopher Media Riggins Harry C. Johnson West Chester Woodrow Truitt Howard Rash William Rash Carl Rash Smyrna George Rash Laurel del Annie Myers Willow Grove Grace Hampill Philadelphia Williamson Funeral Home Donald O. Clendaniel Church of God Park Lane Theodore A. Sowada Marydel Memorial Hospital Easton Germany Elizabeth Sowada Alfreda Parker Stoney Point N. Y Gertrude Austin Wyoming Del Florence Goulet New Beaford Mass Carl Thiells Alphonse Staaturg Anna Bogan Catherine Weidel Stuttgart Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception Dover

Henry Marvel 54 dies of heart attack near Goldsboro

Henry David Marvel a 54 year old car salesman died suddenly last Thursday night at his home near Goldsboro of a heart attack. He was the son of the late George B Marvel and Jennie E Gruwell Marvel. Funeral services were from Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro on Sunday afternoon with interment in Greensboro Cemetery.

Henry David Marvel Goldsboro George B Jennie E. Gruwell Marvel Rawlings Greensboro

Marvel Family Notice From Goldsboro Targeting Survivors

Surviving are a daughter Miss Jenet Marvel Goldsboro three sons John G Marvel Baltimore Henry M Marvel Wilmington and Donald L Marvel Goldsboro one grandchild five sisters Mrs Anna Melvin and Mrs Georgia Starkey Wilmington Mrs Madelyn Davis Ingleside Mrs Melvin A Chance Price Md and Mrs Walter S Cole Goldsboro

Jenet Marvel Goldsboro John G. Marvel Baltimore Henry M. Marvel Wilmington Donald L. Marvel Anna Melvin Georgia Starkey Madelyn Davis Ingleside Melvin A. Chance Price Walter S. Cole

Edward Sparklin Evans Dies at 73 in Memorial Hospital

Edward Sparklin Evans 73 a Hobbs resident for many years died Tuesday Feb 24 in Memorial Hospital Easton. Native of St Michaels he was son of the late Thomas and Mary Clark Evans. Survived by daughter Mrs William Ee Akin Fredericksburg Va and grandson William E Akin Jr Funeral services held Thursday at 2 pm at Moore Funeral Home Denton Rev T J Turkington officiating. Interment in Denton Cemetery.

Edward Sparklin Evans Hobbs Memorial Hospital Easton St. Michaels Thomas and Mary Clark Evans William Ee Akin Fredericksburg William E. Akin Moore Funeral Home Denton T. J. Turkington Denton Cemetery

Derr to Speak to County Republicans in 1959 Club Meeting

John A. Derr, the Frederick mayor and State Comptroller candidate, will address Caro line County Men's Republican Club at 8 p m on March 4 at Howard Hager's home in Double Hills near Denton. The event marks his sole trip from Frederick for this speech and signals a busy 1959 program with a crab feast, Orioles game, fishing trip, card party, and other speakers.

John A. Derr Frederick Caroline County Republican Club GOP Howerd Hager Double Hills Denton Mr. Derr Derr John Derr

Prestonians Attend Dinner and Dance Event

Preston society notes report Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Houghtaling visiting New Orleans relatives for weeks. Prestonians attended a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Blades at the Talbot Country Club, followed by a Tidewater Inn dance.

H. C. Houghtaling New Orleans Dallas Blades Federalsburg Talbot Country Club Tidewater Inn Monday Bridge Club J. L. Gallagher Lee Noble Kay Baltimore Judson Bateman Margaret Rose Bateman Carolina College Greenville N. C Reese Deane Charles Seymour

4 H Leaders Attend Joint Training Meeting Feb 19

Thirty two 4 H Leaders along with Miss Charlotte Conaway and Mr Roy Cassell of the University of Maryland Extension Service and Mr Loyal C Reger attended the Caroline County Leaders Training Meeting at the Church of the Brethren in Denton on Thursday evening February 19 at 7 15. The session aimed to ready local leaders to assist 4 H club members with project records and prepare for the National Awards Program. Attendees discussed county record keeping and the Standard Report Form which is not required unless pursuing the national awards. For 1959 the required submission to Extension Offices by September 1 is a summary sheet in place of the Standard Report Form. The group also debated forming a combined Caroline County Boys and Girls Council to coordinate the two councils, a decision to be made by the 4 H members.

Charlotte Conaway Roy Cassell University of Maryland Extension Service Loyal C. Reger Caroline County Church of the Brethren Denton Conaway Mr. Cassell

Goldey Beacom Announces Planning For Spelling Contest

John G. Leach of Goldey Beacom School of Business Wilmington says plans for the annual spelling contest are complete and a confidential list of 100 challenging words has been sent to high school English teachers. The three top seniors and juniors will win special awards, with word editors cited as Richard I. Rinard Carl T. Wise and Elmer F. Cunningham of the Wilmington Journal Every Evening.

John G. Leach Goldey Beacom School of Business Wilmington Wilmington College Richard I. Rinard Carl T. Wise Elmer F. Cunningham Wilmington Journal Caroline High School Susie Cooper Betty Mowbray Wilbur Spencer Larry Clopper Buddy Andrew Frances Hammer Parker W. Stone Greensboro High School Georgia Habicht Betty Ellen Dean Peggy Quillen Carole Smith Della Mae Wood Mabel Dove G. B. Hastings Ridgely High School Robert Brode Virginia Rainville Joan Hall Mary K. Mitchell Edith S. Shufelt

Save Your Vision Week Observance Proclaimed

The piece notes National Save Your Vision Week on March 17 with statistics on uncorrected vision across ages. Dr. Alton G. Billmeier cites that many remain unaware they need help, and aging eyes raise risks of presbyopia requiring bifocals or trifocals with more frequent exams for 40 to 50 year olds.

Alton G. Billmeier Maryland Optometric Society Billmeier American Optometric Association U. S. Public Health Service

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