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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1947

Page

12

Denton and Chestertown battle in wet field league clash

Denton Ab and Orme led with 9 RBIs in a 9 run effort while Chestertown managed 8 hits led by King and Lord. Pitchers Hughes and Newnam faced tough lines with 13 strikeouts for Hughes and 8 runs allowed by Newnam. Postponed games and July 4th schedule noted as rain intervened.

Legionnaires J. Newman Chestertown Bennington Denton Lord Benjamin Tully Hughes Hardy-Houston Rock Hall Hartly Felton Greensboro Camden- Wyoming Shaube Field Houston Camden-Wyoming Denton Ab. R. H Denton Ab. R. H.P. A. Orme Willis Lane Rich Cole Harrison Andrews O Hughes R. H. P. A. King L. Robinson Derringer J. Newnam Lynch Selby Rhe Chester King Robinson Orme Newnam

Recreation program at Williston Lake continues daily

Recreation program announces Williston Lake swimming daily from 2 30 to 4 pm for all ages with pickup and return from the High School grounds. Supervisors include D G Swecker and assistants Harry Hughes or Miss Welch, plus older youths recruited as helpers. Outdoor activities now active. an Armoury rainy day venue. Friday teenage dances at Parish House with future plans for regular bands. Registration at Primary School 9 to 11 am. no fees. Volunteers sought. all ages welcome. Elkton birth and local visits follow.

Williston Lake D. G. Swecker Harry Hughes Miss Welch Denton Denton Recreational Association

W S of Union Church honored at the Dukes home

The W. S. S. of Union Church met at Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dukes home on Friday evening June 27. July meeting canceled. Several local residents and relatives attended events in Chester Pa New York Dover Milford Pennsauken Felton and Viola with visits to family.

Union Church Albert Dukes Roland Draper Norman Asilton Draper Omar Mitchell Ethel Trapnell Chester Bertha Wilson New York Walter Gough Dover Warren Edward James Baird Camden N. J C. N. Fountain Charlie Fountain Del Henrietta Baughley Felton Viola

Weekend social visits span Wilmington Dover and Philadelphia

Mrs W H Goodwin of Wilmington was a weekend guest of Mrs W F Clark. Mrs L M Jones spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Howard Pratt in Ridgely. Mr and Mrs T A Montague stayed Friday to Monday with Mr and Mrs Martin Bachman of Wilmington and visited Philadelphia on Sunday. Mrs Harold Overfield and daughters Doris Lee and Eleanor Harman of Dover spent Sunday with Mrs Dora B Melvin. Mrs H L Melvin spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Edwina Dill and son at Rising Sun Del. Mr and Mrs Earl Fillingame of

W. H. Goodwin Wilmington W. F. Clark L. M. Jones Howard Pratt Ridgely T. A. Montague Martin Bachman and Son Philadelphia Harold Overfield Doris Lee Eleanor Harman Dover

Caroline board prunes tax seven cents due to state levies

Tax items listed include office rent bond premium for county offices repairs to court house and jail reassessing expense and payrolls for various departments. The long schedule covers university extension volunteer fire companies water and sewer rents health and welfare agencies schools and public assistance costs.

Caroline Board Prunes Court House University of Maryland Extension Service Easton Memorial Hospital Board of Children Health Department Maryland School For the Blind Vital Cheltenham School Law Library Law & Order Orphans Court & Register of Wills Rosewood

Henderson Homemakers Meet Noted by Mrs James

The Henderson Homemakers were entertained by Mrs. S. S. James in June with a Safety in the Home reading by Mrs. John Richard. A club picnic discussion followed and the date will be set at the July meeting when members plan to meet July 18 at Mrs. Richard Roden's with all members and families invited.

Henderson S. S. James John Richard James Richard Roden

Seiler Complete Fort Dix Separation for Honorable Discharge

Ernest E. Seiler of Henderson Maryland reported at Fort Dix Separation Point for processing toward his Army discharge. He served as a Medical Technician with the 24th Corps in Korea after enlisting September 25 1945 and plans to resume music after discharge.

Ft. Dix N. J Ernest E. Seiler John Seiler Henderson Maryland Fort Dix Seiler 24Th Corps Korea

Bomb Strike Wrecks Wittman Boatshop in Talbot County

A low flying plane dropped two bombs on J Walter Jones property near Harris Creek three miles from the spot. The blast damaged a frame boatshop where Jones his two sons and another man worked, lifting concrete, blowing walls, and showering debris. all three men were peppered by wood splinters but unharmed.

J. Walter Jones Harris Creek

Explosion Injures Two In Federalsburg Shop

Elder Mr. Jones and his son Edwin were lightly hurt when timbers collapsed their Federalsburg boat shop. Edwin and Orval Jones, a veteran, dived to safety amid falling debris. Mrs. Jones watched from 200 yards away. Senator Funk touted a 2 percent sales tax and described county allocations under the Sherbow plan boosting funds for Federalsburg, Denton, other towns, schools, and roads starting July 1, 1947. The tax took effect then and prompted questions on collection. the county tax rate was cut by seven cents.

Mr. Jones Edwin Orval Armed Services Jones Sherbow Federalsburg Caroline County General Assembly Funk

Middlemas serves with airborne unit in Japan

Pfc. William B. Middlemas of Jacksonville Florida is serving as a radio operator with Headquarters and Headquarters Company One Hundred and Lighty-Eighth Parachute Infantry Eleventh Airborne Division stationed at Camp Schimmelpfennig near Sendai Japan. He enlisted in June 1946 at Fort McPherson and trained at Fort McClellan before joining the Airborne. He trained at Yamato Japan and graduated in December 1946. He is a graduate of Robert E. Lee High School and attended the University of Florida. Mrs Middlemas was formerly Miriam Todd from near Andersontown and is a niece of Mrs F L R Nuttle of Denton.

William B. Middlemas W. B. Middlemas Jacksonville Florida Camp Schimmelpfennig Sendai Japan Parachute Infantry Eleventh Airborne Division Fort McPherson Fort McClellan Ala States Yamato Pfc Middlemas Robert E. Lee High School University of Florida At Gainesville Miriam Todd Andersontown F. L. R. Nuttle Denton

Why Remove the Farm Security Office From Caroline County

Denton Farm Security Administration office closed amid protests from locals and veterans. Public told to transact business in Denton Tuesday mornings or at Easton. The agency merged last November into Farmers Home Administration under a county supervisor. Critics accuse the rehab program of aiding farmers, businessmen, and banks, with complaints to national representatives Tydings OConnor and Miller.

Caroline County Denton Farmers’ Home Administration Easton Farm Security Administration FHA Washington Messrs. Tydings O’conor and Miller

Maryland official urges extra revenue to fund schools and roads

John B. Funk, chief engineer of Maryland, addresses a joint Denton and Ridgely chamber of commerce meeting. He says the General Assembly faces three aims backed by the people and must raise revenue. He outlines alternatives including higher real estate taxes and income taxes, noting the need to preserve school integrity and improve roads despite tax aversion.

John B. Funk Maryland Denton and Ridgely Chambers’ OF Commerce House of Delegates Senate Generali Assembly General Assembly

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