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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1950

Page

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Shore Road Contracts Awarded

The State Roads Commission awarded three highway contracts on the Eastern Shore. George & Linch of Wilmington won the Salisbury Delmar road segment for two and a half miles. Eastern Highways Corporation of Baltimore received a 177 511 bid to rebuild Easton Preston Road in Caroline County. Waller Paving Co. of Salisbury won a 19 428 bid for surface treatment on a two mile Rehoboth to Pomoke stretch.

State Roads Commission Caroline Somerset Wicomico Salisbury- Delmar road Leonards Mill Pond Middle Neck Salisbury George & Linch Wilmington Delaware Rehoboth Pocomoke Somerset County

Southern States Coop To Meet Here Aug 3

Southern States Denton Cooperative members plan the annual meeting on Thursday August 3 at 7 45 p m at the Denton Armory Denton F D Zeigler will chair King Sutherland reports on local agency operations W D Moore Jr presents the annual report and local and farm home advisory nominees are named plus a Ko Op Kwiz Kontest with a Grand Prize of a 1950 Ford at the Richmond meeting in November Nominees for the board include Joe Bailey William Cox Richard Blackburn David Ellwanger F A Werner A P Martin and Carl Werner Denton names for the advisory committee include Mrs George Wood Mrs Oscar Willey Mrs F A Werner Mrs Joe Bailey and Mrs Charles Ellwanger

Farmer-owners of Southern States Denton Cooperative Denton Armory Denton F. D. Zeigler King Sutherland W. D. Moore, Jr Dover Del Richmond Southern States Denton Cooperative Joe Bailey William Cox Federalsburg Richard Blackburn Ridgely David Ellwanger F. A. Werner A. P. Martin Carl Werner Denton Farm Home Advisory Committee George Wood Oscar Willey Charles Ellwanger Greensboro

Folger McKinsey Funeral Near Annapolis

Funeral services for Folger McKinsey were held at 2 P.M. Wednesday at St. Margaret’s Protestant Episcopal Church near Annapolis with burial in the churchyard. McKinsey, 83, author of the municipal anthem Baltimore Our Baltimore and creator of The Sun column Good Morning under The Bentztown Bard pseudonym, died Saturday night at his Magothy River home. He wrote for The Sun for 42 years, with his last column appearing May 14, 1949, after illness prevented further work. He was a celebrated Maryland observer and storyteller who loved his state’s people, towns, and landscape.

Folger McKinsey St. Margaret's Protestant Episcopal Church Annapolis Mr. McKinsey Baltimore The Sun Magothy river The Sun weath Walt Whitman Maryland

Double Header Sunday At Schaub Park 1:30 PM

Schedule for Sunday July 30 features two games at Schaub Park with Queen Anne, aka the Tuck-a-hoe Raiders, visiting for pairings against Denton and local clubs. First game likely headlined by Paul Calloway, ace left hander, while Russ Orme plans Blades, Diffie, and Noble for Denton.

Queen Anne Denton Schaub Park Broad Creek Trappe Oxford St. Michaels Ridgely Russ Orme Diffie and Noble Calloway Dentonians Saints

Co op Advisory Committee Meets in Denton

The Wo men's Advisory Committee of Choptank Electric Cooperative met in Denton for a luncheon. Miss Julia Wilson led the meeting to plan next year's educational efforts on member ownership and cooperative information. Representatives from Cecil Kent Queen Anne Caroline Talbot Dorchester Wicomico Somerset Worcester attended and discussed outreach and demonstrations. Members were urged to contact the main office in Denton for assistance or information.

Choptank Electric Cooperative Denton Julia Wilson Cecil D. E. Ernest Cecilion Kent Walter Morris, Jr Chestertown Queen Anne Clifton Crouse Caroline J. Boone Jarrell Ridgely Talbot Jas Steele Trappe Dorchester Chas. Patson Cambridge Wicomico Harry Banks Mardella Somerset Jay Rowland Kingston Worcester D. Corbin Pocomoke Miss Wilson Russ Wilson

Brown Family Reunion Planned at Blanchard Delaware

The Brown family reunion will be at the home of Mr and Mrs Gootee Sr Brown in Blanchard near Greenwood Delaware on Sunday August 13 with a covered dish luncheon at 2 PM Relatives and friends of the late Joseph M and Sally Liden Brown are invited to attend.

Brown

Watch Out For Children Playing In Street

August G Detlof of the Keystone Automobile Club warns parents and motorists to curb risk as more children linger outdoors during summer. He stresses constant supervision and heightened caution in residential areas to prevent dash‑ins, ball pursuits, and street play that lead to accidents.

August G. Detlof Keystone Automobile Club Maryland

Concord farmer Arterry Nichols dies at 77

Arterry Nichols longtime Concord resident and farmer died at his home Sunday evening at age 77 after prolonged illness. He was the last surviving child of John Edward and Henrietta Smith Nichols. He is survived by his widow Bessie E. Nichols. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 PM in Concord Methodist Church with Rev. Melvin Kay officiating. Interment followed in Concord Cemetery.

Arterry Nichols Concord John Edward Henrietta Smith Nichols

Farm Youths Vie For Honors At Caroline County Picnic

Farm youths competed for honors at the Caroline County Farm Bureau annual picnic at Garland Lake near Denton. Barbara Dean, daughter of Ridgely’s Charles T. Dean, was chosen to represent the county in a state beauty contest, with several peers vying for top spots. The event featured a tractor demonstration for teens and an adult tractor contest won by William Gardner of Greensboro, along with prizes funded by International Harvester.

Caroline County Farm Bureau Garland Lake Denton Barbara Dean Charles T. Dean Ridgely Barbara Jo Ann Jackson Federalsburg Elma Jean Reed Mary Margaret Armes Jean Gardner Greensboro Jean Neal Janet M. Hoffman Glenn Lewis Glenn Dudrow Easton Dennis Wise Randallstown Associated Women William Kent Federalshuro bs farm boys Sol Hoke Maryland Farm Bureau Edwin Meredith Edwin Love James Reed John Bacsak Kenneth Butler Tomms Dean Donald Porter Greenshoro Stewart Coulbourn Preston Kemp Todd, Jr International Harvester Company Wiliam Gardner John Eveland Pierce Adams Norris Jarrell Frank D. Ziegler Rudolph Coulbourn R. Lee Murphy Thomas Ober Goldsboro Ross Robinson William Kent, Jr Talbot County Wilson Heaps Harford County E. C. Wise Baltimore

Maryland Soil Conservation District Supervisors Meet

The Maryland Soil Conservation District Supervisors gather in Salisbury on August 3 and 4 for a two day conference with the theme Water Management. Delegates from 23 districts plus representatives from Extension Service the U S Soil Conservation Service the Production and Marketing Administration and the Maryland Board of Natural Resources will attend. County Agent F M Rogers notes district supervisors oversee soil conservation work and promote sound programs. The Caroline district list includes H H Rieck chairman Preston T Clayton Roe vice chairman Denton W S Carroll treasurer Ridgely Chris Nagle Federalsburg and H K Shults Marydel.

Maryland Soil Conservation District Salisbury Maryland Extension Service U. S. Soil Conservation Service Production and Marketing Administration Maryland Board of Natural Resources F. M. Rogers Caroline W. 8. Carroll Ridgely Chris Nagle Federalsburg H. K. Shults Marydel

Notes From Congress By Edward T Miller

Edward T Miller reports on President Truman's congressional address and the rapid bipartisan support for military aid. The House votes 359 to 1 for the second year of aid to friendly nations at 1.2225 billion, Marcantonio dissenting. Truman seeks 12 billion more for defense, with 42 billion already in the red.

Truman Congress House Marcantonio New York Maybank D-S. C Senate Banking and Currency White House Treasury RFC

Everngam County Chair Appoints Denton Lawyer To Run County Unit

Walter N. Ruth of the Maryland Committee against Un-American Activities announces K Thomas Everngam this Denton lawyer named Caroline County Chairman of the statewide panel backing the Other Law to outlaw Communists and disloyal groups in Maryland. The law, drawn by Maryland attorneys and passed with one dissent, aims to shield the state from subversives while noting many prominent citizens back the cause.

Walter N. Ruth Maryland Committee against Un free State of Maryland Evern

Greener Pastures State Champion To Be Selected

Judging area winners in the 1950 Greener Pastures Contest has ended. A special team from the University of Maryland will select the State Senior and Junior Champions on August 2 3 and 7 in the Southern Maryland Eastern and Western areas. Public viewing invites readers to attend.

Joseph H. Blandford Maryland P. M. A Maryland University of Maryland Maxwell H. Covington Davidsonville Anne Arundel County Eugene B. Roberts National Defense Highway Bowie Prince George’s County

Town Commissioners Thank Fogging Donors for Aug Spraying

The Town Commissioners express gratitude to donors supporting the spraying program known as fogging. A second fogging occurred this week with another planned in August. Notable contributors include Daisy E White, M Ethel Stevens, Dorothy Jump, Madge Jump, H Cochran, Frank Hignutt, Marie Eaton, Carroll Bright, Layman J Redden, A Bitlmeier, M A Brackett, Henry Beck, H M Mezick, James E Harris, Myra Sylvester, W T Nichols, Clifton Crouse, E C Townsend, Robert Irwin, A Friend, The Cannon Sisters, L Tayloe Lewis, Mary Smith, Nuttie Lumber & Coal Co., J F Connelly, Fred R Love, and Loves Store.

Daisy E. White M. Ethel Stevens Dorothy Madge Jump H. Cochran Frank Hignutt Marie Eaton Carroll Bright Layman J. Redden A. Bitlmeier M. A. Brackett Henry Beck H. M. Mezick James E. Harris Myra Sylvester W. T. Nichols Clifton Crouse E. C. Townsend Robert Irwin Cannon Sisters L. Tayloe Lewis Mary Smith Nuttie Lumber & Coal Co J. F. Connelly Fred R. Love Love's Store

Land Transfers Of The Week

Land transfers logged including Charles W. Jackson Jr to Norman Cahall in the Seventh Election District dated June 28 1950 and Naomi J. Harper to William F. Callaway in the Fifth Election District dated July 18 1950. Other deeds cover Denton town parcels and various districts plus cemetery land and multiple July 1950 transfers.

Charles W. Jackson, Jr Norman Cahall Naomi J. Harper William F. Callaway J. Lester Everngam William A. Kegan Denton Elva M. Brade William Robert Brubaker Alice Stanley Nichols Mary L. Beulah Luther George Stanford Carlesia M. Stanford Ford Howard C. Eley Edward H. Covell, Jr Isaac Vearman Ashby B. Land Ralph M. Garrett Lloyd Uber George W. Beck George W. Beck, Jr Daniel I. Patchett C. Brooks Nagel Clinton S. Poole Alice R. Boulden Federalsburg

Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples in Delaware Maryland

The notice records multiple marriage licenses: Walter M. Hollenback 35 Milford Del and Louise M. Frank 25 Milford Del. Ernest Garvin 28 Wilmington Del and Helen Puspoki 22 Ridgely Md. Hall Barton Torbert 18 Denton Md and Mary Catherine Meeks 18 Goldsboro Md. William Ross Cahall 18 Goldsboro Md and Virginia Winnie Greeson 18 Greensboro Md. Clifford Mereider 20 Ellendale Del and Froan Spratt 18 Federalsburg Md. George Jones 23 Elizabeth N J and Julia Abraham 26 Elizabeth N J. Daniel Mackey 53 Greensboro Md and Beatrice Baynard 45 Denton Md.

Walter M. Hollenback Milford Del Louise M. Frank Ernest Garvin Wilmington Helen Puspoki Ridgely Hall Barton Torbert Denton Mary Catherine Meeks Goldsboro William Ross Cahall Virginia Winnie Greeson Greensboro Clifford Mereider Ellendale Froan Spratt Federalsburg George Jones Elizabeth N. J Julia Abraham Daniel Mackey Beatrice Baynard Maryland

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