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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1944

Page

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Fire Company Membership Drive Starts With Noted Donors

Denton Volunteer Fire Company reports early momentum in its membership push with donations totaling hundreds. Honorary members listed include The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. and numerous individuals from Denton Hillsboro Queen Anne and Hickman areas. Morgan and other backers noted as supporters.

Denton Volunteer Fire Company, Inc Mercury Denton The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co J. O. Knotts John Bradley A. P. Atkinson M. Carroll Henning Charles Bradley P. G. Crouse J. A. Leese Howard Smith C. W. Ward P. Fowler Carl Werner W. O. Swann Michael Blazejak Stephen A. Naylor Malcolm McDonald R. C. Noble W. F. Torbert Frank D. Zeigler Thomas F. Reilly Charles F. Thompson Park L. Hampton Edward Kimmey Misses Lizzie Emma Clark Clarence Sennett George Lowe Anne H. Patrick J. M. Dean Wesley E. Thawley Ernest G. Cooper W. W. Sylvester M. K. Newnam W. B. Deen George W. Shaffer E. D. Kimmey Raymond Sadie Fisher Emma Hyde John H. Baggs Norman L. Raleigh W. T. Nichols Manning Merriken Hillsboro C. R. Hicks Oscar Briscoe John E. Eveland Emmett Potts Francis T. Roe Queen Anne Henry E. Morgan Hickman S. P. Brown

Captured Nazi Plane to Be Exhibited in Denton

A captured German Messerschmitt fighter will be shown at Court House Square in Denton on Monday January 24 from 4 p m through the evening. Local officials announce the display to inform and educate the public about the war effort and air power.

Messerschmitt Denton Court House Square

Selectees Accepted For Service in Greensboro Federalsburg and More

White Frederick Henry Haass of Greensboro and William Russell Morgan Jr of Federalsburg listed as selectees accepted for service. Also named are Robert Sylvester Murray Ridgely Joseph Nathaniel Moore Bethlehem Charlie Mollock Preston Roland Henry Brummell Federalsburg Clarence Winfield Parker Preston James Russell Lake Denton and David Prattis Brewington Federals as accepted.

White Frederick Henry Haass Greensboro William Russell Morgan, Jr Federalsburg Robert Sylvester Murray Ridgely Joseph Nathaniel Moore Bethlehem Charlie Mollock Preston Roland Henry Brummell Clarence Winfield Parker James Russell Lake Denton David Prattis

Letter From Ens Robert Thawley USNR In New Hebrides

Wesley Thawley Jr receives a personal note from Ens Robert H Thawley USNR dated Jan 3 from the New Hebrides. He describes a hot voyage across, becoming a Shellback after crossing the equator, Christmas meals aboard, and current assignment at a receiving ship. He details life ashore, an Officers Club, nightly movies, mail censorship, inland excursions, and jungle conditions with coconuts and lizards. He mentions six San Diego comrades and hopes for future assignment and a Liberator bomber ride.

Wesley E. Thawley Jr USNR Solomon’s, Md Ens Robert H. Thawley New Hebrides Wes Neptunus Rex Davey Jones Pacific San Diego Sailor

Dislikes Washing Clothes Yet Praises Navy Abroad

A Denton sailor Earl F Hignutt A.M.M.3Ic in the Pacific area writes December 23, 1943 and says he may stay in the Navy after the war. He notes Thanksgiving dinner, mentions Billy Neal’s army discharge, hopes to keep writing to service friends, and dislikes washing clothes but praises the Navy’s merit.

Hignutt Pacific Denton Navy Billy Neal Army

Pfc Downes Plans Trip To London When Time Permits

Pfc Frank Downes writes from England dated December 1940. He thanks readers for Christmas cards and magazine letters, notes appeal of London area under wartime conditions, and expresses desire to receive The Journal again. He provides his APO address for correspondence with friends and readers.

Pfc Frank Downes London States Pfe Arlie F. Downes Shol APO New York N. Y

Pfc Linhard Trave's 2100 Miles In Three Days

Pfc Linhard Trave of the 385 Air Base Squadron Gore Field Montana completed a 2700 mile journey home near Greensboro in three days using planes trains a ferry and car He enlisted in March 1943 trained at Miami Beach Morrison Field and now serves in the Motor Pool at Gore Field Greensboro High School graduate 1941 formerly at Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyards Richard F Linhard his brother serves in the U S Navy at Diesel School South Richmond Va

Andrew C., Linhard 385 Gore Field Montana Greensboro Linhard Army Air Force Miami Beach Fla Morrison Field Mont Bethlehem-Fairfield Shipyards Baltimore Richard F. Linhard U. S. Navy Naval Training School Diesel South Richmond

Service Shorts Cpl. Henry Morgan and Mrs. Morgan Visit

Cpl. Henry Morgan of Chicago and his wife Mrs. Morgan have been recent guests of his mother Mrs. Sallie A. Morgan.

Cpl Henry Morgan Cicago, I Morgan Sallie A. Morgan

Military families await reunions as training shifts continue

G Chester Towers and family visited relatives near Washington while Towers attends Naval Training School at Sampson after basic at Bainbridge. Ernest G Cooper and sister Madeleine, both stationed in Pensacola, plan a weekend leave to see their mother. John L. Phillips, Goldsboro MD, promoted to private first class with the 36th Texas Division in Italy. Major George W. Clendaniel named commander of the Fifth Battalion Maryland State Guard. Midshipman William H. Horsey completes indoctrination at Columbia University and enters the Midshipman's course.

G. Chester Towers Spec A. B. Brown Washington H. Roland Towers Ellen Goswellen Caroline Seaman Towers U. S. Naval Training School Sampson N. Y Bainbridge Ernest G. Cooper USN Madeleine Cooper Ernest G. Cooper Sr Pensacola Florida John L. Phillips Roy W. Phillips Goldsboro Maryland 36Th “Texas” Division Fifth Army Italy George W. Clendaniel Maryland State Guard Wallace Williams

Four Perry Brothers Of Preston Serving In The Service

The Perry brothers of Preston, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Perry, serve in the Armed Forces. Cpl. Robert D. Perry is in his third year of service with Middle East forces for over a year and now serving overseas.

Perry Brothers of Preston Perry Brothers Emmett Perry Armed Forces Cpl Robert D. Perry Middle East

Fourth Son Wins Paratrooper Wing and Boots

Charles Perry of Preston Maryland, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Emmett Perry, earned the right to wear the U S Army Volunteer Paratrooper wings and boots after his fifth qualifying jump at the Parachute School. He completed four weeks of jump training in a night tactical leap like Sicily combat work. Perry spent about two years in the Canal Zone before returning to Maxton Army Air Base North Carolina to train with airborne and clider infantry.

Pfe Charles Perry Charles Emmett Perry Preston Maryland United States Army Sicily Perry Canal Zone Maxton Army Air Base North Carolina Airborne Clider Infantry

Fourth War Loan Drive committees named in county

Harry H. Nuttle is appointed chair of the Agricultural Fourth War Bond committee for Caroline County and names local members. George W. Beck chairs Third District duties with a large panel of coordinators across districts. The drive began January 18 and calls Farm Group participation, with local districts forming selling committees in Greensbor o and Goldsboro.

Harry H. Nuttle Caroline County Conrad Liden Ridgely C. J. Kern Frank Zeigler Denton Chris Nagel Federalsburg Howard M. Harris Preston A. W. Spiering Greensboro John Milby Goldsboro War Finance Our George W. Beck H. Earle Smith E. Theo. Orme Francis Yeoman Paul van Dyke Stephanie Ford Anne Mae White Earl White Kate Johnson Margaret Knotts Samuel Nowell Elias Nuttle Alton Billmeier George Clendaniel G. Clifton Cohee Fred Smith Gordon Holbrook Anna Porter Annie Vess Harry Nuttle Lillian Irwin Rosa Hignutt Elizabeth MacDonald Charlie Hadaway Winfield Nichols J. Lester Everngamn T. Conover Crouse Wesley E. Thawley Clayton Reynolds Abraham Kleinmann Rudolf Rinner Charles Bilbrough Jr Zeth Weaver A. W. Brumbaugh B. L. Goldsborough Irvin Brumbaugh F. P. Roe R. B. Pritchett Clayton Porter John C. Brown A. T. Langmaid A. P. Linhard W. R. Gardner Sr Clinton B. Jarman Jr Raymond B. Rawlings Clarence Pearson Ernest Pearson Anna Bradford Denny Taylor John J. Lennon Jr Lynn Cheezum Frank Lane R. F. Cartwright Luther Bennett W. Clark Quillen H. D. Shively Louise Scotten Marjorie Williams John Sylvester

Denton Community Club to Host Dr Fontaine Speaker

The Denton Community Club meeting on January 21 welcomes guest speaker Dr E Clarke Fontaine Maryland High School supervisor public attendance invited. The club marked its twenty fifth anniversary at the January 7 gathering with Chaucer guests, a three tier cake in green and gold, and remarks from Mrs Winfield T Nichols.

Denton Community Club E. Clarke Fontaine Maryland High School Chaucer Winfield T. Nichols Caroline High School Bernard DeVoto Georgia Boy Erskine Caldwell U. S Carey McWilliams John C. Miller John P. Marquand Olga Greenlaw Corporal Trios Richard St. George Bellamy Partridge Olympus Cath. Drinker Bowen Western Star Stephen Vincent Benet

Mrs C J Kern Heads Women's Auxiliary of Farm Bureau

Caroline County was well represented at the 28th Annual Convention of Maryland agriculturalists at the Lord Baltimore Hotel Baltimore last week covering January 11 to 14. Farm Bureau day sessions and a banquet closed the day. Officers elected at the Maryland Farm Bureau Inc included President Roy C F Weagly and Vice President Howard Leaverton. The Associated Women of the Maryland Farm Bureau named Mrs L A Sutton to District 5 and elected Mrs Clarence J Kern president with Mrs John Flock vice president and Mrs Randall Spoerlein secretary. Membership drive for Farm Bureau Blue Cross closes January 25.

Caroline County Maryland Agriculturalists Lord Baltimore Baltimore Farm Bureau Maryland Farm Bureau, Inc Roy C. F. Weagly Hagerstown Howard Leaverton Chestertown C. E. Wise Jr House of Delegates Associated Women of the Maryland Farm Bureau, Inc Florentine L. A. Sutton Kent Queen Anne’s Caroline Talbot Clarence J. Kern Denton John Flock Keedysville Randall Spoerlein New Windsor

Plane Crazy at C H S Senior Class Play

The senior class at C H S presents Plane Crazy by Dorothy Rood Stewart on January 20 and 21 at 8:00 PM in the High School Auditorium. Cast includes Wayne Barrow Olga Svatik Bernard Heinel Dolly Stafford Eloise Downes and more. tickets are 40 cents for adults and 25 cents for children with no reserved seating.

Wayne Barrow Olga Svatik Bernard Heinel Dolly Stafford Julie Eloise Downes Sdamae Cawley Dan Saulsbury Jack Atkinson Jim Cooper Jimmy June DeFrank Frances Reed Bill Greenly Teen Short Dorothy Rood Stewart Row, Peterson and Co

Game Return Deadline Near

February 1 is set as the deadline for returning season game kill reports. Failure to return incurs a $2 fine and hinders data compilation, increasing costs and reducing game available for next season. District Deputy Game Warden T. Dukes Roe urges compliance to avoid extra expense and fund replenishment.

T. Dukes Roe

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Caroline ServiceNews Hooper Thawley Earl F, Hignutt A.M England Journal Caroline P. Redden Linhard Trave William H. Horsey Columbia University William H. Perry Corporal Perry Camp Lee Camp McCoy Wisconsin Charles D. Perry North Africa Clarke Fontaine Community Club C.J. Kern Women’s Auxiliary of Blue Cross
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