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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1945

Page

4

Service News Direct confirms Lord wounded in action in Belgium

S/Sgt. Malcolm E. Lord arrived in the European theater last November. A January 18 telegram from the War Department reported he was slightly wounded in action in Belgium on December 25. Letters from him describe wounds near the right elbow and hospital stays in Paris and an English hospital. He asks for letters and mentions meeting his brother in arms with Red Cross help. He signs as Tommie from Base A, APO 928, San Francisco.

Malcolm E. Lord Germany War Department Lord Lydia H. Lord Williston Belgium Edwin Lee Lord 8Th Air Force England Red Cross Mae U. S. Army Hospital New York N. Y

Christmas greetings from New Guinea fireman in 1944

A Denton Volunteer Fire Co member writes from New Guinea on November 26 1944 thanking Denton Maryland for a Christmas package. He recalls a birthday party in camp a movie trip cake sandwiches beer and good cheer. He notes the war is ongoing and hopes to celebrate next year at home. Enclosed is their Thanksgiving edition with a menu and activities.

New Guinea Denton Volunteer Fire Co Denton Fellows Tommie Good Old States P. M San Francisco Calif Navy Pacific Southwest Central Pearl Harbor

Former teacher on U S ship that rammed sub is speaker

Lieut David Perry a former Ridgely teacher spoke at the Ridgely Chamber of Commerce banquet. He serves in the U S Navy Reserve Force and has aided Pacific operations. Perry described home news impact on service members and urged local support to keep life steady for returning troops. He recalled teaching in Ridgely and his marriage to Joyce Saulsbury.

Ridgely Dave Lieutenant Perry Perry Joyce Saulsbury Orreil Saulsbury

Walls Receives Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal

Lt. Samuel C. Walls of Price Maryland Navy Reserve earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal for 40 combat missions in a Curtiss Helldiver with Air Group 14 aboard an Essex class carrier in the Pacific. He helped sink ships and strike an enemy drydock while participating in major Pacific operations from May to November 1944.

Samuel C. Walls Price Maryland Pacific Navy Air Group 14 Walls Gray Thomas Gray Goldsboro Casale Monferrate Italy France Yugoslavia

Air Group 14 Helldivers and Avengers in Pacific War

The unit suffered casualties and salvage operations amid key actions in the Second Battle of the Philippines. Air Group 14 bombed and torpedoed enemy ships, raided Marcus and Wake Islands, and supported Marianas operations. They downed enemy fighters, lost many aircraft on long returns, and received multiple decorations including 17 Navy Crosses among 395 decorations.

Philippines Air Group 14 Marcus Wake Islands Marianas Sun Formosa Edward B Big Ed) Turner U.S.N.R Green Cove Springs Florida John D. Blitch U.S.N West College Avenue Decatur Georgia Mill _ street Charleston South Carolina

Letter Home From Navy Service Remains Hopeful on Subscriptions

A pilot-like letter describes ongoing Navy service, good chow and nightly movies, long silence from a friend, and a request to continue newspaper delivery. The writer mentions addressing changes, a late New Year greeting, and eagerness to reunite with loved ones in Caroline county.

Doc Jimmy Jopp Navy Caroline County

RAF trainee Sparks tops radio school graduates

Service Shorts reports Private Bernard F. Sparks of Queen Anne graduated with high honors from the RAF Training Command Radio School at Sioux Falls Army Air Field. He earned a 4.0 GPA and 20 WPM final code speed, ranking third in his class and qualifying as a radio operator mechanic for Army Air Forces bombers. Technician fourth grade Wilson Good of Denton received the Bronze Star for meritorious combat service with the 29th Division, credited with safeguarding four wounded men and bringing aid under fire in Germany on December 14. Mr and Mrs C C Rostien heard from their son Richard Rostien, F2c, stating he arrived in the Philippines Christmas Eve and serves on the P.T. boats with Squadron 7.

Bernard F. Sparks Queen Anne RAF Training Command Radio School Sioux Falls Army Air Field S. D Sparks Army Air Forces Wilson Good Denton Good Germany C. C. Rostien Richard Rostien Philippines Richard P.T. Beats Squadron 7

Minister Prays For Allegiance And Flag's Founding Spirit

The Rev. John E. French urged Denton Community Club members to uphold flag pledges by supporting the nation’s traditions. He traced the flag’s history from the colonial British banner to the rattlesnake insignia, the 1777 design, and later changes through state admissions, noting a new star will be added with each new state.

John E. French Denton Community Club French Congress Arizona

Farm Census Under Way in Caroline County

The agricultural census began in Caroline county January 8 and will end March 15. Enumerators Arthur Cohee J Boone Jarrell LaVerne McNeal Sidney Collins Claude Liden William Gardner and Harry H Heather are at Ridgeley Denton Preston Federalsburg Greensboro and Marydel with headquarters in Easton under Mr Warner in charge.

Caroline County County Arthur Cohee J. Boone Jarrell Ridgely LaVerne McNeal Denton Theodore Schmick Preston Sidney Collins Claude Liden Federalsburg William Gardner Greensboro Harry H. Heather Maryder Easton Mr. Warner

In Memoriam Wesley L Breeding Died May 10 1944

In memory of dear father Wesley L Breeding who died May 10 1944 God saw the road was getting rough The hills were hard to climb He gently closed his eyes and whispered Peace be thine His weary hours his days of pain His patient wornout frame has found sweet rest at last Daughter Myrtle Hignutt

Wesley L. Breeding Myrtle Hignutt

Gems of Thought Deep sincerity brings success through God's care

A quotation attributed to Mary Baker Eddy asserts that true sincerity guarantees success because divine support sustains earnest effort. The line emphasizes faith in God's guidance as the foundation of achievement.

Mary Baker Eddy

Adams Cross Roads Social Gathering Notice

Mrs Marian Robinson will entertain the WS C S of Bloomery at the Adams homestead on Wednesday January 31 with Mrs Blanche Adams as joint hostess. Visitors include Mrs Hue Vincent and Ruth Ann of Farmington Del Mrs Blaine Bullock and Elizabeth visited John Adams family Friday evening. Edgar Fountain and Me Fred Fountain were Sunday callers. Rev P R Schauer called on John Adams family. Mrs Lewis Lockerman visited her father J W Tiley. Sunday School and preaching at Bloomery Sunday.

Marian Robinson WS. C. S Bloomery Adams’ Homestead Blanche Adams Hue Vincent Ruth Ann Farmington del Adams Homestead Blaine Bullock Elizabeth John Adams Edgar Fountain Fred Fountain P. R. Schauer Lewis Lockerman J. W. Tiley

Deputy Collector to Aid Taxpayers in Denton and Federalsburg

A deputy collector of Internal Revenue will visit Denton on February 24, 26, 27 and 28 to assist taxpayers in filing 1944 income tax returns and 1945 estimates. He will be in Federalsburg on March 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6 to offer help with tax forms and payments.

Internal Revenue Denton Federalsburg

New Seal Sale Chairman Named for Caroline County

The Maryland Tuberculosis Association through the Caroline County Health Department announces Mrs. Wilbert Merriken as Seal Sale Chairman for Caroline County. The appointment is effective immediately.

NEW Seal Sale Maryland Tubrculosis Association Caroline County

Appreciation for Beloved Wife and Mother Tribbitt

The Christian fellowship expresses gratitude for the sympathetic words and deeds shown after the death of a wife and mother. Sherman L. Tribbitt, Son and Daughter, acknowledge the support received during the sorrowful time.

Christian Fellowship Sherman L. Tribbitt

Adams In Memoriam Remembrance of Father Roger Adams

Sad loving remembrance from his children for Roger F. Adams who departed January 26, 1927 marking 18 years. Nothing can take away the love held dear as memories linger and keep him near.

Adams Roger F. Adams

Local Notes From Burrsville and Area

Burrrsville residents hosted relatives including A T Garrett and family returning from South Pacific service. J Alfred Hopkins on furlough from Bainbridge visited his Harrington and local family. Union Church Shining Stars class gathered at Ray Collison home. Betty Baker of Wilmington visited her parents Clifford and Betty Baker. Mrs H A Porter visited friends in Wilmington. Mrs Fred Welch ill at home.

A. T. Garrett Robert Garrett Robert Stafford T. Set. Crawford Garrett South Pacific Harvey Griffith Chester J. Alfred Hopkins Bainbridge Powell Hopkins Harrington Shining Stars Union Church Ray Collison Betty Baker Wilmington Clifford Baker H. A. Porter Fred Welch

Local Social Notes From Dover and Vicinity

Dover residents Mr and Mrs Harold Overfield and Mr and Mrs Lewis Shelton with Bonnie Lou visited Mrs Dora Melvin on Sunday. The Sewing Circle met Tuesday evening in Marydel with Mrs Helen Cameron hosting. Mrs T A Montague spent the weekend with daughter Mrs Wm Palmer in Wilmington. Mr and Mrs Winfred Gooden and sons from Milford visited the Stubbs family Sunday. Grover Jarman of Wilmington spent the weekend with H L Melvin. Virgie Cartwright of Dover spent Monday with her sister Dora Melvin.

Harold Overfield Dover Lewis Shelton Bonnie Lou Sadlersville Dora Melvin Helen Cameron Marydel T. A. Montague Wm. A. Palmer Wilmington Winfred Gooden and Sons Milford

Memorial verse fragment for Roger E Adams

Fragment from a tribute to Roger E Adams who has died. The lines express sorrow and lasting memory with tears and remembrance carried through years.

Boy Scout News Opens With Exercises and Tent Setup

The troop began with opening exercises then practiced setting up tents and finished with a lively game of Purtain the Ham also called Steal the Bacon.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Denton Journal Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated Benjamin F. Johnson Mary Melvin Market Street Caroline Sgt Mac Lord P. S Burdette Nuttle Thomas H. Baynard Gal U. S Sub Distinguished Flying Cross Charles E. Horner Cox Memoriam Adams Cross Roads Burrsville Henderson BOY Scout News Liberal Commission P. O The Denton National Bank Member Federal Reserve System
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