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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1959

Page

8

Willing Workers Club meeting and Concord WSCS notes

Social notes from Jan. events include the Willing Workers Club meeting at Caroline High School with eleven girls, president Georgeanne Long, Next Jan. 14 extra session and clothing project. Concord WSCS met at Mrs Mollie Horsey with twenty four members and one visitor, devotion led by Mrs Charles Barton, annual pal dinner Feb 4. Memorials and refreshments noted.

Willing Workers Club Caroline High School Georgeanne Long Concord Wscs Mollie Horsey Louise Adams Elma Trice Charles Barton Christ Florence Love Dorothy Flaharty Lillian Willey Audrey Cox Mattie Andrew Andrew

Social Security Rep to Visit Fire House in Denton

Mr. Robert F. O Regan of the Social Security Administration will be at the Denton Fire House next Monday January 19 beginning at 10 a.m. The visit aims to assist residents with Social Security questions and applications.

Robert F. O’regan Social Security Administration Wil Oe Denton

Death of Raymond Rapp Fisher in Denton

Raymond Rapp Fisher 67 died Jan 11 at home in Denton after a long illness. He belonged to First Methodist Church American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars and was a charter member of the Denton Volunteer Fire Company. A craftsman in restoring antique furniture and former school bus driver, he is survived by his wife Sadie A Fisher and others. Funeral services were held at Moore Funeral Home with Rev George W Goodley officiating. Interment Denton Cemetery with details from county medical examiner.

Raymond Rapp Fisher Denton Sadie Allen Fisher Moore Funeral Home George W. Goodley First Methodist Church Denton Cemetery D. O. George Archibald Georgeanne Reagan Dorchester County Reginald A. Reagan Cambridge Maggie Wheatley Federalsburg Roland Willey Thurlcix Ramprom Arthur I. Bebee First Church of God Greenlawn Cemetery

Willard Lane Painter Dies at Denton Home

Willard Earl Lane a painter died suddenly at his Denton home on Monday morning January 12 Born December 4 1904 he was the son of the late Robert E and Linda Warren Lane Survived by Myrtie Covey Lane five sons Paul Robert Willard N Calvin Dawson three daughters Jean Todd Phyllis Bonnie Lane eight grandchildren a brother Edward Lane three sisters Dorothy Carroll Blanche Lane Julia Wronock Funeral services set for Friday at 2 pm at Grace Methodist Church Rev T J Turkington officiating interment will follow in Denton Cemetery

Willard Earl Lane Denton Robert E Linda Warren Lane Myrtie Covey Lane Paul Robert Willard N Calvin Wilmington N. C Dawson Lane U. S. Air Force Jean Todd Phyllis Bonnie Lane Edward Lane Harrington Dorothy Carroll Blanche Lane Del Julia Wronock New Castle Grace Methodist Church T. J. Turkington Denton Cemetery

Charles E. Mowbray dies at 64 in Federalsburg

Charles E. Mowbray 64 husband of Beulah Reeves died Saturday at his daughter's home in Federalsburg. A Reading Railroad detective and former Ridley Park Township police chief, he later moved to Federalsburg in 1932 and served as constable there. Survived by wife and five children, plus a sister in Staunton. Services held Monday at 1:30 p.m. at Williamson Funeral Home.

Charles E. Mowbray Beulah Reeves Harold Blades Federalsburg Reading Raiload Company Ridley Park Township Cambridge Pinkerton Detective Agency Baltimore Coast Foods

Funeral services held for Samuel A. Reagan

Funeral services for Samuel A. Reagan 75 were held Friday after he was found dead at his home on Mowbray Creek Road near Federalsburg Tuesday of last week. Reagan was a retired employee of Maryland Plastics Inc Federalsburg and lived alone. He had been in poor health.

Samuel A. Reagan Mowbray Creek Road Federalsburg Reagan Maryland Plastics, Inc

Mrs Agnes Crouse 68 Dies at Memorial Hospital Easton

Mrs Agnes Crouse widow of Elmer Crouse of Ridge s died Wednesday after a short illness at Memorial Hospital Easton. She was daughter of the late Emanuel King of Ridgeville. Survived by five children Weller Centreville Hermen Wilbur Esther Maxwell Donald. brothers and sisters Harry King Israel King Mesdames Mary Deborah Leffer Sallie Leininger. 12 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at Moore's Funeral Home at 2 pm with Rev Floyd H Mitchell Easton officiating. Interment in Denton Cemetery.

Agnes Crouse Elmer Crouse Ridges Memorial Hospital Easton Emanuel King Ridge Iv Weller Centreville Hermen Wilbur Elkton Esther Maxwell Rheems Donald Ridgely Harry King Hershey Israel King Elizabethtown Mesdames Mary Deborah Leffer Myerstown Sallie Leininger Denver Moore Floyd H. Mitchell Denton Cemetery

Nabb Rites Held For Tristram D Nabb At Federalsburg

Tristram D. Nabb aged 85 died last Friday at his home on Smithville Road near Federalsburg. A farmer born in Talbot County he lived in Caroline County most of his life. Survived by three children John D. Nabb Mrs Robert O. Dulin and Vernon N. Nabb foster daughter Mrs Hazel Clark a sister Miss Mary V. Nabb three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services Sunday afternoon Frampton Funeral Home officiated by Rev Donald Clen Ganiel. Interment East New Market Cemetery.

Tristram D. Nabb Sallie M. Nabb Smithville Road Federalsburg Mr. Nabb Talbot County Caroline County John D. Nabb Robert O. Dulin Vernon N. Nabb New London Conn Hazel Clark Federal

Mrs Elsie Booth Dies at 81 in Charlotte Nursing Home

Elsie E. Booth 81 widow of J Frank Booth died Monday in a Charlotte North Carolina nursing home. Native of Talbot County she lived many years in Denton and leaving a host of friends.

Elsie E. Booth J. Frank Booth Charlotte N. C Talbot County Denton

Obituary: Gooth Family Remains Across States

The deceased left a sister Miss Susan Saulsbury of Denton two daughters Mrs. J I Spilman of Charlotte NC and Mrs. Robert H McNeil of Blacksburg VA and a son James F I Gooth of Arlington Funeral services were held Thursday at 11 am at Moore Funeral Home with Rev G W Goodley officiating Interment followed at Easton Cemetery

Susan Saulsbury Denton J. I. Spilman Charlotte N. C Robert H. McNeil Blacksburg James FI. Gooth Arfington Virginia

Charles A Griffith 92 dies in Henderson funeral held

Charles A. Griffith age 92 a retired carpenter died at his Henderson home last Saturday morning. Funeral services were conducted at Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro on Tuesday at 2 p m with interment in Greensboro Cemetery. Surviving are daughter Lola Grace Marvel Sadlersville son Norman Griffith Henderson three sisters Cora Stevens Denton Amanda Fountain Dover Mary Simons Ridgely two brothers Walter Griffith Cleveland Ohio Marvin Griffith Henderson

Charles A. Griffith Henderson Rawlings Greensboro Lola Grace Marvel Sadlersville Norman Griffith Cora Stevens Denton Amanda Fountain Dover Mary Simons Ridgely Walter Griffith Cleveland Ohio Marvin Griffith

Thomas H Wyatt dies at 77 in Easton Mem Hosp

Thomas Herbert Wyatt, 77, died Saturday at Memorial Hospital in Easton. He lived at Garland Lake near Denton. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. Moore Funeral Home. Interment Denton Cemetery. Survived by three sons Thos H Wyatt Jr and L Baughley Wyatt of Denton and William Burnley Wyatt Federalsburg, daughter Mrs Carvel G Schaub Dover, six grandchildren, and brother M Lee Wyatt Denton.

Thomas Herbert Wyatt Memorial Hospital Easton Garland Lake Denton Moore Thos. H. Wyatt, Jr L. Baughley Wyatt William Burnley Wyatt Federalsburg Carvel G. Schaub Dover M. Lee Wyatt

Norman W. Oyster Dies at 63 in Easton Home Quaint Haven

Norman W. Oyster 63 died at his Easton home Quaint Haven on Friday January 9. He had lived in the Shore since 1937. Survived by widow Mary Hemsley Oyster of Easton daughter Jane Mellor of Oxford Maryland and son James F. Oyster of New York City.

Norman W. Oyster Quaint Haven Easton Shore Mary Hemsley Oyster Jane Mellor Oxford James F. Oyster New York City

Funeral Services Held at Christ Episcopal Church Seascon

Funeral services were held on Tuesday January 13 at 2 p.m. at Christ Episcopal Church in Seascon with interment in Oxford Cemetery.

Christ Episcopal Church Seascon Oxford Cemetery

Poole Widow Laura Poole Dies at 69 in Preston

Mrs Laura F Poole 69 wife of A Raymond Poole of Preston died last Saturday at Memorial Hospital Easton Born in Baltimore she had lived in Preston since 1928 Survived by husband one daughter Mrs Henryetta Steiff Baltimore a son William M Poole Conowingo and two grandchildren Services held Wednesday at 2 pm Epiphany Episcopal Mission Preston

Laura F. Poole A. Raymond Poole Preston Memorial Hospital Easton Baltimore Henryetta Steiff William M. Poole Conowingo Epiphany Episcopal Mission

Maryland Farm Front Notes on National Support Rates

Maryland articles discuss farm program support across the United States with reference to quality and storage requirements. The piece explains that aid will be set at a rate aligned with the national average, applying broadly to eligible farms meeting defined standards.

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