Allaband Promoted To Marine Corporal In New Jersey
Joseph M. Allaband Jr. of Marydel Del. is promoted to Marine Corporal at the Lake Denmark Naval Air Test Station Dover N J. He received his warrant May 16 after entering service in April 1935. He attended Caesar Rodney School and worked for International Latex Company before enlisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allaband
New Jersey
Joseph M. Allaband, Jr
Joseph M. Allaband
Marydel
Del
W. R. Loball
Marine Barracks
Lake Denmark Naval Air Test Station
Dover
N. J
Caesar-Rodney School
Wyoming
International Latex Company
Love in amphibious warfare indoctrination at Little Creek
Philip E. Love of Denton is among about 950 academy men and 50 Royal Canadian Navy cadets taking part in a two week training period at Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek Virginia. The program blends classroom schooling with practical amphibious operation exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Creek
Philip E. Love
William E. Love
Denton
Naval Amphibious Base
Royal Canadian Navy
Denton youth George William Good enlists in Navy
George William Good, son of Mrs Emma Allen of Denton, has joined the U S Navy under the High School Graduate Training Program. He has been transferred to the U S Naval Training Center Bainbridge Maryland for basic training after graduating from Caroline High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George William Good
Emma Allen
Denton
U. S. Navy
Good
Caroline High School
Navy
U. S. Naval Training Center
Bainbridge, Md
Local Social News Highlights A Mix of Visits and Health News
Henderson and Grover Tharp families visited James Tharp in Detroit while the Wooters and Heverin groups shared weekends with relatives. Baltimore guests Barbara Richardson and Mrs. Jack Marvel stayed with Roy Medford. WSCS hosted by Francis Thomas. Sympathy to William Bell family. Residents relocate with Emersons and Biddles moving nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Tharp
Ira Wooters
Harrington
James Tharp
Detroit
Mich
Walter Heverin
Harold Bailey
Near Smyrna
Charles Linder
Baltimore
Alex Houseal
Ray Turner
Virgil Turner
Chestertown
WSCS
Francis Thomas
Marvydel
Barbara Richardson
Jack Marvel
Roy Medford
Lewis Shelton
Bonnie
Sadlersville
Dora B. Melvin
W. F. Clark
Annabel Clark
Mary Breeding
Niles Clark
Bowers
T. A. Montague
Clarence Imerson
Whiteleysburg
Del
Ralph Biddle
Emersons
Paul Breeding
Goldsboro
Biddle
William A. Bell
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Ralph Thompson
James Richards
Dover
Summer Morning by Hilda K. Wiggin Love
A pastoral verse celebrates a bright summer morning. The speaker hears birds and sees grazing cows, dew on green grasses, and sunlit fields. Nature speaks of heedful living and God supplying every need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda K. Wiggin
Deaths Mrs Frances Ella Henry 92
Mrs Frances Ella Henry aged 92 widow of John Wesley Henry died last Saturday in a Lansdowne Pennsylvania nursing home after an 18 month stay. She was born in Preston to Jeremiah B and Henrietta Fletcher and taught in Bethesda. She lived in Seaford Dover and New York City and resided recently in Penn Wynne with her son John Talbot Henry. Survived by two grandchildren John Talbot Henry Jr in the U S Army at Camp Gordon Georgia and Mrs George Robert Brown of Richmond Virginia, a brother Theodore E Fletcher of Easton, and several nieces and nephews including Fletcher Wright of Wilmington. Funeral services were held at Carroll Funeral Home Easton at 2 pm Tuesday with Preston interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Ella Henry
John Wesley Henry
Preston
Lansdowne
Henry
Jeremiah B
Henrietta Fletcher
Seaford
Dover
New York City
Bethesda
Penn-Wynne
John Talbot Henry
John Talbot Henry, Jr
U. S. Army
Camp Gordon
George Robert Brown
Richmond
Theodore E. Fletcher
Easton
Af Fletcher Wright
Wilmington
Carroll Funeral Home
D Carlton Gullette dies after long illness in Federalsburg
D Carlton Gullette 79 lifelong Federalsburg resident died at home on Smithville Road after a prolonged illness. He was a farmer and concrete block manufacturer. Survived by widow Katherine S. Gullette two daughters grandchildren a sister and a brother. Graveside services held at Linchester Junior Order Cemetery with Union Methodist Church pastor officiating. Masonic rites conducted at the grave by Nanticoke Lodge 172 Federalsburg.
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D. Carlton Gullette
Federalsburg
Smithville Road
Union Methodist Church
Nanticoke Lodge
A. F
A. M
Katherine S. Gullette
G. Kenneth Schmick
J. Raymond Glime
Mary Conaway
Simeon T. Gullette
Seaford
Junior Order
Linchester
Donald O. Clendaniel
No. 172
Mrs Irene W Koeneman Former Cordova Rail Agent Found Dead
Irene W Koeneman widow of August Koeneman station agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad at Cordova was found dead in Ridgely on July 2 at age 70. Death attributed to a heart attack. Native of Caroline County daughter of the late Benjamin and Mary Weaver. Survived by son Thomas Koeneman. three sisters Mrs Emmett Lord Mrs Alfred Lord Mrs Harry Lobb. one brother Robert Weaver. Funeral at Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro with interment Ridgely Cemetery.
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Irene Weaver Koeneman
Koeneman
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cordova
Ridgely
Caroline County
Benjamin and
Mary Kichline Weaver
Bethlehem
Maryland
Thomas Keeneman
Willoughby
Emmett Lord
Denton
Alfred Lord
Harry Lobb
Springfield
Robert Weaver
Queen Anne
Rawlings
Greensboro
Ridgely Cemetery
William A Bell 80 year old retired farmer dies in Easton
William A Bell 80 a retired farmer of Senderson died Saturday in Memorial Hospital Easton He was son of Andrew and Francenia Bell Funeral services were held Tuesday from Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro with Rev Grayson Wheatley officiating Interment Greensboro Cemetery Survived by wife Anna Blanche five daughters a son a brother and fifteen grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Bell
Senderson
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Andrew
Francenia Dill Bell
Rawlings
Greensboro
Grayson Wheatley
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Anna Blanche Bell
Winifred Wright
Greenwood
Fidelia Webb
Lincoln
Walter Gurski
Springfield
N. J
Kenneth Stubbs
Centreville
Edda Caldwell
Hardy
Wiliam Iti. Bell
Georgetown
Del
Wally Bell
Marcus Hook
Nichols Community Farmer Dies After Prolonged Illness
George R. Nichols aged 69 of the Nichols community near Federalsburg died at his home Saturday evening after months of declining health. Born in Caroline County he was a son of the late Thomas and Emily Edgell Nichols. Surviving are
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George R. Nichols
Nichols
Federalsburg
Caroline County
Thomas and
Emily Edgell Nichols
Obituary notice for Federalsburg residents and relatives
The obituary lists the widow Mrs Anna Al. Nichols a daughter Miss Marie Nichols of Federalsburg a foster son Jesse Wedman of near Federalsburg and a sister Mrs Luther Covey of Nederalsburg Services were at Frampton Funeral Home Tuesday with Rev. Vinton Shufelt of Harmony Methodist Church officiating Interment was in Crest Cemetery Federalsburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna al. Nichols
Marie MM. Nichols
Federalsburg
Jesse Wedman
Near
Luther IL Covey
Nederalsburg
Frampton Funeral Home
Vinton Shufelt
Harmony Methodist Church
Fill Crest Cemetery
Mrs Roberta May Cook 79 Dies in Catonsville Nursing Home
Mrs Roberta May Cook aged 79 widow of William B Cook died Sunday night at the House in the Pines nursing home in Catonsville after a three year residence Survived by three children Harold B Cook Baltimore Mrs Fred L Biggs Linthicum Heights and William R Duck Cleveland 0 4 grandchildren 3 great grandchildren and siblings George W Towers Menlo Park Calif Mrs Maude B Henry Mrs Georgia Trice and Miss Lillian Towers Denton Funeral at Frampton Federalsburg Thursday morning Rev Carl Faulkenner officiating Interment Concord Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta May Cook
William B. Cook
the Pines
Catonsville
Harold B. Cook
Baltimore
Fred L. Biggs
Linthicum Heights
William R. Duck
Cleveland
George W. Towers
Menlo Park
Calif
James H. McAllister dies after long illness
James Herbert McAllister 64 an employee of the Eastern Shore Public Service Company at Denton died at the Veterans Administration Hospital Brackey Monday night after a long illness. He is survived by his wife Pearl Laramore of Denton a daughter Charlotte McAllister a stepmother Mrs Mary McAllister a sister Mrs Leola Davis and two brothers Edgar and Earl all of Salisbury. Services were held Thursday at 2 p.m. Moore Funeral Home Denton with Rev George W Goodley pastor of First Methodist Church officiating. Interment followed in Denton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Herbert McAllister
Eastern Shore Public Service Company
Denton
Veterans Administration Hospital
Brackex
Pearl Laramore
Charlotte McAllister
Mary McAllister
Leola Davis
Edgar
Earl
Salisbury
Revered Minister Administers Holy Communion in Hobbs
Pastor Rev T J Turkington led Holy Communion at the Hobbs church last Sunday. Nearby visitors included Lawrence Wilson and family from Ridgely, Virgil Moore of Denton, Benson Towers and family from Reliance, and other local residents visiting relatives in Dover Greensborough Ridgely and Kent General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Turkington
B. B. Allen
Lawrence Wilson
Ridgely
Virgil Moore
Denton
Benson Towers
Reliance
W. G. Holbrook
Rehoboth
Clara Stafford
Frances Bennett
Elmer Butler
Ellen
Ann
Richard Lister
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Lydia Dandy
Frank Wilson
J. H. Dandy
Elizabeth Hoffman
Ann Butler
Greensboro
Roland Towers
Orville Morgan
Ruth Ann Fisher
Chas. Lister
Johnny
Charlotte
L. H. Thomas
Hopkins Thomas
Easton
Valley Forge
Tommy Lee Thomas
Mrey Maurice Adams
Harrington
Amos Scott
Ann Clark
Waverly
Melinda
Susan Chaffinch
Marvin Butler
Jackie
Tuckahoe Neck
Lewis Butler
Covered dish luncheon by Double Hills Homemakers Club
A covered dish luncheon was held at Mrs. Lewis Nafzinger’s home near Chesapeake City on Tuesday June 26 hosted by the Double Hills Homemakers Club. Fourteen from Denton attended including Id. Brinsfield and daughter Susan Frank Depew Raymond Flack Havel Krabill W T Lockerman Redmond Long Ed Quillen and daughter Sedwina L Jay Smith Raymond Smith Charles D Todd and daughter Mary Elizabeth Carl Towers. Dessert followed at Mrs John Nafzinger’s home with Mrs Clyde Nafzinger assisting. Redmond Long reported on her Short Course week at College Park. Next meeting is in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Nafzinger
Augustine Sarms
Chesapeake City
Double Hills Homemakers Club
Denton
Id. Brinsfield
Susan
Frank Depew
Raymond Flack
Havel Krabill
W. T. Lockerman
Redmond Long
Ed. Quillen
Sedwina
My Garden by Tilda Wiggin Inspires Quiet Growth
My Garden grows content and serene with sun and rain. It yields to what comes, learning from weather and care. The verse celebrates a garden that thrives on patience and gentle nurture. It depicts sustenance from sunshine, showers, and dew, imparting a lesson of life through quiet growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilda
Wiggin
Administrators Named in True Copy Test Case
Andrew D. Quillen and Sallie I. Cole are named as administrators in a true copy test filed with Carlton V. West, Register of Wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew D. Quillen
Sallie FE
Cole
Carlton V
Sallie I. Cole
Carlton
Yountain-Cohee Reunion Held At Elk Forest
A reunion of Yountain and Cohee families gathered at Elk Forest with ninety two attendees. Notables included Walter Fountain as president and Frank Fountain as vice president with Alfred Smith secretary and Bessie Doerr treasurer. Activities featured bathing, games, boating, and picnic lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Fountain
Carl, Jr
Dottie
Joan Edwards
Collingdale
Virgil Turner
Ray
Steve Demydik
Chestertown
Marion Morgan
Dale
Debbie
Jay
Easton
Alfred Smith
Walter Fountain
Walter
Eddie
Donald
Mary Anna
Alfred Boyle
Lewis Jones
Jeff
Glenolden
Henry Custer
Michael
Dover
Arthur Fiori
Bridgeville
Willard Cohee
William
Nick East
Philadelphia
Stanley Draper
Pikesville
Herbert Key
New Castle
Del
Charles Fountain
Bobby
Joe
Personal notices sum include visits and gatherings
PERSONALS continues with details of members attending a day trip and welcoming visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lord departed by plane to Bakersfield California and other places to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Harris hosted a covered-dish picnic with several couples and families listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lord
Bakersfield
California
James E. Harris
O. O. Stivers
James P. Hill
Benj. F. Johnson, Jr
William Wunderlich
William Moldoch
Civil Defense Exercise Described as Training Not Test
The document states that the July 20 through 26 civil defense activity is an exercise, not a test of civil defense capabilities. It emphasizes that exercises based on fictional attacks cannot measure the Army or Navy’s ability to defend America in war.
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Army
Navy
America
In Memoriam Starris Charles M Harris Memorial Note
In memory of Charles M. Harris who died July 6 1948 eight years ago. A mother’s note expresses ongoing sorrow and longing. Clara M Harris signs the tribute with a prayer for peace.
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Starris
Charles M. Tarris
Clara M. Harris
Galapagos Tortoises Seen as Earth's Oldest Living Creatures
Scientists note Galapagos Islands tortoises as among the oldest living beings on earth, citing their century-spanning lifespans and distinctive biology. Researchers emphasize the tortoises' resilience and long fossil record as evidence of their ancient lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galapagos Islands
Earth
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Frances E. Henry
Irene W. Koeneman
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Anderson Lumber Company
Isaston
Alton Ewing
Hillsboro
D. F. Stewart
Annapolis Road
Denton, Ridgely, & Greensboro
Peoples Life Insurance CO
High Street
Chestertown, Md
James H. McAllister
Guernsey
7Th and
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Caroline Home and Auto Supply
Denton Journal
Denton, Md
John Kotula
American Corners
Wingate Neal
Benton
R. Harrison
Adams & Wright
Market St
G. Emory Gotiwall
Anderson’s
3Rd St
Whiteoaks
Jones
Will’s Sporting Goods
Franklin St
Hobbs
Hobbs Road
John Reed
Denton-Hobbs Road
Concord
Bessie M. Doerr
Fifth Ave
Merriken
Merriken Heirs
4Th and Market Sts
J. Roland Chaffinch
Clarke
Caroline Home & Auto Supply
Adams & Wright Hardware Co
Caroline Hlome
Journal
First Methodist Church
Denton Community Club
Homemakers
Orphans’ Court
Esther A. Dewitt
Earl Shaffer
Breeding & Nichols
George R. Willer
Noble Motor Co
Easton 245
Salie
Berkshire
Ed Carney
Adams & Wright Tfardware Co
Bowens Office Equipment Co
Dover St
Phone
Avon Cosmetics and Toiletries
Avon
Albert T. Morris
William HI. Quillien
Ethel I. Jackson
Sallie E. Cole
the State Tax Commission
Nereby
Holt Oil Company
John Wood Logan
Owen E. Hitchins
Holt Realty Company
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