Election Board Chairman Dies in Eas ton Hospital
EK Landon Walston Sr aged 52 chairman of the Caro line County Board of Election Supervisors and officer of Preston Trucking Co died at Eas ton Memorial Hospital at 11 30 am Monday after a long illness. He came to Preston in 1935 from Princess Anne to join Preston Trucking in accounting. A native of Fairmount Maryland Somerset County.
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EK. Landon Walston, Sr
Caroline County Board of Election Supervisors
Preston Trucking Co
Easton Memorial Hospital
Walston
Preston
Princess Anne
Lee Hayman Co
Fairmount
Somerset County
Bond OK’d for Denton sewer job and Route 16 work
An $800,000 bond issue is approved with tentative contracts for the Denton sewer project. Route 16 from Double Hills to Williston will receive about $60,000 in improvements, drawn from savings on Federalsburg work after SRC redrew plans. Other first phase projects include Route 312 rehab, Route 313 improvements, Gay Street extension in Denton, and a brief Route 404 section near Hillsboro. denton officials and legislators met with SRC amid the review.
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Double Hills
Williston
State Roads Commission
Caroline County
Federalsburg
SRC
Bureau
Williston Lake
Ridgely
Bridgetown
Gay Street
Denton
Hillsboro
Seaford Instruction Company
Seaford
Allied Contractors
Ralph FE. Marquiss
James Julian
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Winnacott Named To State Group
Dr. Charles H. Winnacott of Denton is named by Governor Tawes to a seven member Maryland Commission to study general practitioner shortages. Other appointees include Dr. O'Donnell, Dr. Adams, Dr. Guyther, Dr. Mitchell, and Mr. Mueller, with funding guidance from state and federal sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Winnacott
Denton
J. Millard Tawes
Sevenman Commission
Maryland
Senate
Harry R. Hughes
General Assembly
Winnacott
Charles F. O'Donnell
York Road
Towson
Thurston R. Adams
University of Maryland Hospital
Lombard and Greene Sts
Baltimore
University of Maryland
J. Roy Guyther
Mechanicsville
Maryland Academy of General Practice
Andrew Mitchell
Maryland Ave
Salisbury
Nicholas C. Mueller
Warrenton Road
Ridgely-Denton
Caroline County Medical Society
Denton Post Office Cited for Excellence by Postmaster General
Senator Daniel B Brewster announced that the town of Denton and its postal employees earned the Postmaster General's Citation for Excellence for superior facility maintenance. The award reflects attractive grounds clean bright lobbies and safe surroundings based on rigorous regional inspections and a community effort toward a neater, more welcoming postal facility.
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Daniel B. Brewster
Denton
United States
John A. Gronouski
Gronouski
Bronc Busters To Ride Donkeys At Denton Event
The Denton Jaycees host Donkey Baseball against Denton Volunteer Fire Company Friday July 17 at 8 00 p m at Pony League Field Denton Donkey races begin at 7 30 p m Tickets cost 1 00 adults 50 cents under 18 and 35 cents under 12 Led by Joe Steelman Buddy Walls Bill Miller Bill Eveland Buddy Baker Dick Resteen Don Marvel Charlie Ireland and Charlie Davis for the Jaycees Riders for the firemen include John Webster Gordon Mears Frank Flack Paul Scott and Joe Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Jaycees
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
Pony League
Denton
Jaycees
Joe Steelman
Buddy Walls
Bill Miller
Bill Eveland
Buddy Baker
Dick Resteen
Don Marvel
Charlie Ireland
Charlie Davis
Carter Named President of Maryland State Bar Association
Judge Carter heads the Maryland State Bar Association after being installed as President at the Atlantic City convention on July 11. He serves as chief judge of Maryland’s Second Judicial Circuit and is the first Caroline County lawyer to hold the post since 1895, succeeding H. Vernon Eney of Baltimore.
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J. DeWeese Carter
Second Judicial Circuit
Maryland
Maryland State Bar Association
Atlantic City
Judge Carter
Caroline County
Second Circuit
Caroline County Bar Association
Dr Anderson Opens Denton Medical Practice
Dr William A Anderson formerly of Bloomfield New Jersey has opened general medical offices in a municipal building at Gay and Second Streets Denton. He brings 25 years in private practice and surgery and will see patients by appointment Monday through Friday with emergency care available. He served in the Navy as a Commander retiring July 1 this year and has fellowships in the ACS and abdominal surgery groups. The Anderson family moved to Caroline County July 1 and reside at Memory Lane Williston.
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William A. Anderson
Bloomfield
N. J
Denton
Gay and
Second Streets
Anderson
New Jersey
Dr. Anderson
Hahnemann Medical College
East Orange General Hospital
Navy
Pacific
American College of Sur
Alfred W. Reddish
Easton Publishing Firm Sale Rumor Circulates
Rumors in Caro line allege a subsidiary of The A S Abell Company seeks to acquire The Easton Publishing Company. A stockholder questioned president Walter S McCord, who reportedly confirmed the talks but said stockholder approval from a percentage is required. The Abell firm runs Baltimore Sun papers and media interests. Caroline County Bank in Greensboro completed a renovation of interior space and fixtures under executive vice president William D Bailey after 17 years with the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Abell Company
Easton Publishing Company
Caroline
Easton
Talbot
Dorchester
Denton
Walter S. McCord
Baltimore
Sunpapers
Caroline County Bank
Greensboro
William D. Bailey
Bailey
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Turkey
Harry Hughes
Inge Duram
Miami
Middle East
Millard Tawes
Kent Island
Board of County Commissioners
Soil Conservation Service
William Darling
Paul Yoash
Tuckahoe
Fisher Anders
Seaford Construction Co. and Allied Contractors, Inc
P. O
John Webster
Gordon Mears
Frank Flack
Paul Scott
Joe Holland
Carter
The
State Association
H. Vernon Eney
Geons
American Society of Abdominal Surgery
College of Gastroenterology
Pan-Pacific Surgical Society
Pennsylvania
Beverly
Mass
Cheri
Montclair High School
William A. Anderson, Jr
Denton School
Greensboro Bank
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