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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1956

Page

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Peoples Bank Holds Stockholders Meeting

The 58th annual stockholders meeting of The Peoples Bank of Denton Maryland was held January 24 at the Denton Community House. Harry H. Nuttle was absent. E Theodore Orme welcomed attendees and noted the bank's strong financial position. Harry Rieck was chosen chairman and Madeline C Brown secretary. Tellers for the election were nominated and votes cast by proxy. The present board of directors was re elected for the new year.

Peoples Bank of Denton Maryland Denton Community House Harry H. Nuttle E. Theodore Orme Orme Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Harry Rieck Preston

Andrews Says Federal Income Tax Now Confiscatory

Former Internal Revenue Commissioner T Coleman Andrews criticizes current rates as confiscatory with a 20 to 91 percent spread and calls for NAM backed reforms. He urges relief for middle brackets and supports gradual tax reductions to spur investment and jobs.

Sam T. Coleman Andrews Internal Revenue American Fidelity and Casualty Company Richmond Andrews New York City NAM America

Social Security Speaker for B and P W Club Jan 30

The January meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club will be at the Health Center Monday January 30 at 730 pm. Robert O'Reagan of the Salisbury Social Security office will present up-to-date guidance. The meeting is open to the public and all seeking information are invited.

Business and Professional Woman’s Club Robert O’Reagan Social Security ‘office Salisbury

Planning Group No 2 Met With Mr William Gray

Planning Group No 2 met at the home of Mr William Gray on Tuesday evening January 17 The discussion on Speed and Safety was led by Mr Frank Zeigler The group voted yes for a daytime speed limit of 65 miles on expressways and freeways No for the 50 mile night limit No for a fine for those without chains in Baltimore in bad weather No for a test for people to drive at high speed Yes for re exams of operators Yes for Congress to prohibit higher speed cars Yes for governors on cars of 70 miles No for the requirement of safety belts Yes for the new legal age to operate autos An invitation to meet with Mr and Mrs Lewis Natzingeer near Chesapeake City in May was accepted with pleasure Other plans for the group meetings were made The vice chairman Mr George Lowe presided Delicious refreshments of decorated gingerbread and coffee on trays lovely plates of dates candies and cherries arranged by the host made a very pleasant impression on the guests After the repast the trays made by the host were found to be a game when turned over and spelled out Farm Bureau Discussion Group 2 Mrs William Gardner assisted hostess Officers for 1956 are Robert Dulin chairman Mr George Lowe vice chairman Mr Frank Zeigler discussion leader Mr George Stewart assistant leader Mrs George Lowe secretary The next meeting will be at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Ellwanger on Tuesday February 21 beginning with a covered dish supper

Farm Bureau Wm. Gray Frank Zeigler Baltimore Congress Lewis Natzingeer Chesapeake City George Lowe William Gardner Robert Dulin George Stewart Charles Ellwanger

Social Security Rep to Visit Denton Court House Monday

Mr. O'Regan of the Social Security Administration will be at the Court House in Denton on Monday January 30 starting at 10 a.m. The visit aims to assist residents with Social Security matters and answer questions in person.

O'Regan the Social Security Administration Court House Denton

Denton Listed For New Federal Building On Courthouse Green

The Postmaster General urges lease purchase to utilize idle government sites, with nine parcels in Denton and nearby towns identified as priority for a federal building to house the Post Office and Federal Courtrooms. Community signatures support a courthouse site at Courthouse Green to boost Eastern Shore federal activity and prestige.

Summerfield postal General Services Administration GSA Post Office Department Budget Bureau Senate House Public Works Denton Norfolk Lawrenceville Waynesboro Grundy Falls Church Martinsburg Roncevete W. Va Middletown Del Committee for Public Improvement Courthouse Green

New Telephone Directory Delivered Here This Week

Talbot and Caroline Counties получили 1956 telephone directory delivered this week by G. W. Dutton manager for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company in Denton. 13,500 copies sold to subscribers, with Jan 25 start. Directory shows growth from 382 telephones in 1939 to 3,722 now and 6,950 listing changes since last issue. Cover is green with new long distance theme. Information pages revised for easier use. Blue Book address records stocked. copies mailed free on request.

Talbot and Caroline Counties G. W. Dutton Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Denton Mr. Dutton Talbot Caroline County

Health Education Kits Presented To Schools In County

The Caroline County Tuberculosis Association distributed health education kits to six high schools and five elementary schools on Monday January 23. Miss Clara Mergler delivered the kits to the Board of Education where W Stewart Fitzgerald, superintendent of schools, received them. Each kit includes a teacher reference notebook and a pupil material folder for classroom use.

Caroline County Caroline County Tuberculosis Association Board of Education Clara Mergler Eastern Shore Tuberculosis Conference W. Stewart Fitzgerald

Federal Non-Highway Gasoline Tax Inequitable

C E Wise Jr Maryland Farm Bureau Secretary says federal tax on non highway gasoline is inequitable and discriminatory against farmers. He notes farmers pay about 60 million yearly and urges exemption for non highway farm production. The 2 cent rate includes a temporary 1/2 cent that expires March 31, 1956, with highway bill adding 1 cent more.

C. E. Wise Jr Maryland Farm Bureau Farm Bureau county Farm Bureau Wise Maryland

Homemakers 4-H Group Plans March Meeting

Mrs. Clifton Crouse chairs the Caroline Council 4-H Committee which met at her home to plan a March program. Each Homemaker's Club will showcase the local 4-H program and its meaning to the community during National 4-H Club Week March 3 to 11.

Clifton Crouse Caroline Council of Homemakers’ Clubs

Ladies Auxiliary Met At Greensboro January Twentieth

The Ladies Auxiliary of Caroline County Firemen's Association met at Greensboro Fire Hall Friday evening January 20. Mrs Josephine Paxson of Goldsboro received the gavel from past president Mary Leslie. Attendees included 48 members. door prize went to Mrs Paxson. Entertainment featured Greensboro School students and refreshments were served by Greensboro Auxiliary. Other officers named: Betty Pippin vice president Frances Crozier recording secretary Pauline Blades corresponding secretary Louise Singer treasurer Elizabeth Daffin parliamentarian Clara Smith Ruth Eldrick Marian Williams.

Caroline County Firemen’s Association Greensboro Josephine Paxson Goldsboro Mary Leslie Marydel Paxson Mrrs. Paxson Betty Pippin Frances Crozier Mary

Tax Hike Opposed by Maryland Gas Dealers

State gasoline tax increase to fund a port authority draws charges of discrimination from Charles T. Gladstone secretary of the Retail Gasoline Dealers Association of Maryland. He argues the tax is a road tax paid by a specific group and warns it could ruin a 12 year highway program. He cites rising taxes since 1947 and notes Maryland would be a high tax island compared with neighboring states.

Maryland Fort Authority Charles T. Gladstone Retail Gasoline Dealers Association of Maryland Gladstone Congress

Clothing Group Meeting Postponed Until Today

The Leaders' Training Meeting on Accessories for a Basic Costume moved from Jan 20 to Fri Jan 27. It will run 1 to 3 pm in the Fellowship Room of the Brethren Church in Denton. Demonstrator Mrs Nelson Covey will show accessories and Mrs Otto Ebhardt will model a versatile dress. Frances Fisher will model a navy cotton 4-H project. Mrs Nina Schoenfelder will preside.

Fellowship Room the Brethren Church Denton Nelson Covey 20th Century Homemakers’ Club Preston Otto Ebhardt Double Hills Homemakers’ Club Frances Fisher Nina Schoenfelder Ridgely Young Homemakers’ Club County Clothing Committee

Holiness Church Starts Youth Services February Second

Mrs. Louise Lynn of Muncie Indiana will speak during National Youth Week services at Pilgrim Holiness Church Denton Thursday through Sunday February 2 3 4 and 5. Services begin at 730 each night with the youth conducting Sunday School and morning services. Instrumental music and singing will be provided by the youth. All are welcome to worship together.

Louise Lynn Muncie Ind Pilgrim Holiness Church Denton

Conference on Education group urges efficient school districts

Sen. Layman J. Redden reports a White House Conference panel on organizing school systems. The group calls for districts with defined communities, adequate resources, stable staff, and sufficient funding, under one administrative unit with local control and nonpartisan boards. It urges citizen involvement, strong state leadership, and federal support via minimum standards, advisory services, research, and teacher certification.

board of education U. S. Office of Education Office of Education

Unity Homemakers Club Meets With Mrs Walston

January meeting of Unity Homemakers Club at Mrs Lee Walston's home featured Miss Gertrude Gronbech outlining 1956 plans including clothing, home furnishings, leadership, and county council workshops. Members discussed decorating choices, furniture fixes, and attending the National Council meeting in San Antonio.

Unity Homemakers Lee Walston Gertrude Gronbech Gronbech Lowe National Council San Antonio Texas Norman Raleigh U. N Russia Latin America Raleigh Walter Fountain Thomas Ellwanger Walston

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Peoples Bank B & P W Club Weather Data Edison Franklin D. Roosevelt William Gray Federal W. L. Merriken county tuberculosis association Homemakers Holiness Church Sen Layman J. Redden White House Caroline James D.King School Brownwood Clayton J. Chamberlin Public Instruction Honolulu Hawaii Unity Homemakers Club
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