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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1960
Page
3
County Agent explains national Farm Safety Week from July 24 to 30, detailing the causes of farm injuries, especially tractor accidents, with statistics from Maryland including deaths and lifelong injuries. The piece also covers silage studies and dairy farming labor tips to reduce risk and effort.
Marydel hosts and visits note weekend guests from Reading Henderson and Long Island. Calvary Sunday School picnic at Tolchester Beach enjoyed by all. Anniversary wishes to Reynolds Myers. Roberta Anne Covington born July 13 in Wilmington. mother Mary Keck now Mrs Covington. Speeding cars tied to fatality with Joey Dailey of Red Lion cited.
Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee chair William L. Dudley announces a minimum 1961 wheat price support of $1.78 per bushel if marketing quotas are in effect. The level equals 10 percent of parity, with possible increases if conditions require. A quota referendum on July 21 will determine penalties for excess production and whether the support remains at $1.78 or drops to half parity if quotas fail. Wheat supplies for 1961 62 are estimated at 2,654 million bushels with a normal carryover adequate for domestic and export needs.
Mr. Robert Allen Snedeker of the Social Security Administration will be at the Fire House in Denton next Monday July 25 from 10 a.m. to assist residents with SSA services and inquiries.
John N. Wright Jr Inc plays a pivotal role in Delmarva farming and industry. The firm owns canneries in Federalsburg Preston and Hurlock and employs 3000 to 4000 people, sustaining the Shore economy. They buy produce from area growers, operate 1000 acres themselves, and contract 5000 more. William B Wyatt serves as president.
Caroline County Bank in Greensboro, active since 1902, supports business, agriculture, and community life across the district. Executives include Mildred M. Ginn as executive vice president, William D. Bailey as cashier, and Joseph B. Riddleberger as assistant cashier, with six advisors offering savings, checking, Christmas Club, travelers checks, loans, and other services. The bank holds memberships in the ABA, Md. Bankers Association, and IFDIC, emphasizing service and security to depositors.
Geo C Barr Inc of Easton is a leading paving contractor with 80 staff and 34 vehicles including concrete mix trucks. Founder Geo C Barr is a licensed engineer directing the firm, which operates a Cambridge plant serving the Delmarva area.
Elliott Equipment Co Inc in Easton on N Aurora St has long been a key Shore area business. Founded by Raymond H Elliott the firm sells and services International Farm Equipment and Trucks, offering sales service parts and repairs for their own implements tractors and trucks and other makes.
Tidewater Pest Control run by R Lee Walker on Route 50 Eas ton offers pest control across the Eastern Shore with free estimates and inspections. The firm targets termites rats ants and other pests using scientific methods and guarantees satisfaction with yearly service options and a four person staff.
Pinkett's Motor Coaches offers safe prompt trips for groups and families. For 28 years the Shore line has provided courteous service with thermostatically controlled air conditioned and heated buses. A fleet of 14 modern coaches encouraged early chartering for reliable arrival.
A notice from Ridgely highlights Mildred Cole at Mildred's Restaurant as a popular local eatery. The message praises friendly service and home style meals prepared to order, inviting families to dine nearby with no fuss or delay.
Harry T. French & Son, longtime Preston firm on Main Street, opens a new hardware store in Hurlock to serve a larger Eastern Shore clientele. The Preston operation, ten years established, carries John Deere farm implements and a general hardware line with parts, sales, service, and repair. The Hurlock store offers extensive hardware stock and is expanding under French management.
Cook and Son Supply provides sand and gravel for all construction needs from Greensboro area firm. With eight trucks, about 15 employees, and service within a 50 mile district, they offer prompt delivery to jobs. Located roughly 114 miles south of Greensboro, they welcome large or small orders for contractors and individuals.
Thompson Motors at 600 Dover Road Easton markets DeSoto Simca Plymouth and Valiant with liberal trade ins. George H. Thompson leads the firm founded in 1941 offering new 1960 cars and a stock of guaranteed one owner trades.
Ellis Concrete Works in Federalsburg produces concrete blocks and metal windows to meet specifications. Headed by Jesse D. Ellis, the firm employs 12 people and has operated 17 years, serving the area with Truscon and Coco window options and accepting orders of any quantity.
Forrest Fisher offers ditching cellar and farm pond excavation within a 20 mile radius from Greensboro on Denton Road. In three years his firm has completed many jobs with modern equipment and known efficiency. Free estimates are readily available from this local contractor.
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