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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1951

Page

12

Greensboro News Notes on Local Visitors and Engagments

Greensboro items report Miss Diane Taylor and Miss Judy Taylor staying with aunt Mrs. William Huge Jr. in Milford. Lt. Robert H. Taylor and family relocating to New Jersey. Lt. Taylor later heads to San Diego to join U. S. S. McCord. Engagement of Betsy Ann Taylor to Cpl. Leon Griffith announced. several local confirmations, hospital visits, and a new town bailiff appointment noted.

Diane Judy Taylor William Huge Jr Milford Cpl Leon Griffith Camp Meade Robert H. Taylor Taylor Robbie L. W. Taylor Sr Williamstown N. J San Diego Cal U. S. S. McCord Leah Cochran Airs Theodore Burton Georgetown Del J. C. Kinnamon Jr Willian Kinnamon Edgar Bishop Lemuel C. Kinnamon Dover W. E. Palmatory W. Byron Poore Pearl Eveland Hillsboro Genevieve Poore University of Maryland Poore College of Home Economics Harris Research Laboratories Washington, D. C Genevieve Greensboro Samuel Taber Stockton, N. J Stanley S. Taber Merrel Spence Wisconsin Harry Langmaid Earl Davidson Salisbury Linwood Jarrell Jr Lida Jarrell Linwood Jarrell Goldsboro Harvey Palmatory Church Hill Leland Allen Monrovia Ginn Frank Asilton John Wyatt Levin W. Taylor Sr Betsy Ann Eddie Carroll Denton Miss Taylor Greensboro High School Western Maryland College Federalsburg High School Cpl. Griffith Fort George G. Meade

Mar-Del Baseball League eyeing mid July All Star game

Plans firming this weekend for the Mar-Del League All-Star game set for mid July. An All-Star squad from Sussex County teams Milton Hickman and Millsboro will face a Kent County group from Clayton Wyoming and Frederica. Each county’s top manager will lead the respective teams with two other managers as coaches, and the game is planned as a night contest.

Milton Sussex County Hickman Millsboro Kent County Clayton Wyoming Frederica

W S C S Bake Sale Planned in Eden Hall

Henderson report states the W. S. C. S. will hold a bake sale in Eden Hall on Saturday morning June 16 at 10 30 for church proceeds. Mr and Mrs H L Melvin were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Edwin Dill and son in Rising Sun Delaware last Saturday. Mr J Omey Jones accepted a position with the duPont Company in Wilmington. Miss Bonnie Lou Shelton of Saddlerville spent the weekend with her grandmother Mrs Dora B Melvin.

R. B. Rawlings John Lyons Delaware Hospital Wilmington Betty Lou Dobson Stanton, del Mary Dean Federalsburg L. S. Jones Earl Passwater Dover Hospital Grace Crostly Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Eden Hall H. L. Melvin Edwin Dill and Son Rising Sun Del J. Omey Jones duPont Company Bonnie Lou Shelton Sadlersville Dora B. Melvin

Deaths of Miss Winifred Wilson in Sudlersville

Miss Winifred Wilson, a Queen Annes native and lifelong charitable worker, was found dead at home in Barclay. She spent winters in Bradenton, Florida, and died Sunday afternoon. Funeral at St Andrew's Church Sudlersville with burial in Sudlersville Cemetery. Survivors include cousins Eldridge Downes and several Downes relatives.

Winifred Wilson Sarah Winifred Wilson Barclay Haydon Metcalfe Sadlersville Miss Wilson Bradenton Florida Wilson Queen Anne’s County Joseph and Frances Downes Wilson Eldridge Downes Denton Clara Whitby Mary R. Downes Percy Bittle Lula Downes Slackett Downes St. Andrew's Protestant Episcopal Church Sudlersville L. Harold Hinrichs Sudlersville Cemetery

Frances Gardner Boyle Rites Held in Denton

Mrs Frances Gardner Boyle 26 formerly of Greensboro died May 30 at Letterman Army Hospital San Francisco She is survived by husband Capt Amandus J Boyle stationed at Mather Field CA three sons Joe Al and Andy her mother Mrs Mary A Gardner of Greensboro two brothers Richard and William of Greensboro four sisters Mrs Sara Breeding Mrs Katherine Fountain of Denton Mrs Margaret Ellwanger and Mrs Pauline Fountain of Greensboro Requiem Mass at St Elizabeths Denton conducted by Rev Egan an uncle of Mr Boyle Interment in St Joseph Cemetery Cordova Pallbearers were Dickie Billy Gardner Roy Breeding Howard Gannon Jr Joseph Vanville and Charles Wood

Frances Gardner Boyle Greensboro Letterman Army Hospital San Francisco Amandus J. Boyle Queen Anne Mather Field Air Base California Joe Andy Mary A. Gardner Richard William Sara Breeding Katherine Fountain Denton Margaret Ellwanger Pauline Fountain St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church Egan Boyle St. Joseph Cemetery Cordova Dickie Billy Gardner Roy Breeding Howard Gannon Jr Joseph Vanville Charles Wood

Mrs Blanch Starkey Obituary Near Ridgely

Mrs Blanch Laird Starkey aged 49 died of a heart attack about 5 30 am last Thursday near Ridgely She was born July 2 1901 in Ridgely She was the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Frank Laird Survived by husband farmer Albert Starkey a daughter Melva Starkey a teacher in Havre de Grace a son Albert two brothers George and MacDonald Laird of Philadelphia three sisters Mrs Herbert Bandlon Dover NY Mrs Richard Perry and Miss Margaret Laird of Dover Funeral services were held at Ridgely Methodist Church Sunday at two Interment Greenmount Cemetery Hillsboro

Albert Starkey Blanch Laird Starkey Ridgely Starkey Frank Laird Melva Starkey Havre de Grace Albert George MacDonald Laird Philadelphia Herbert Bandlon Long Island N. Y Richard Perry Margaret Laird Dover Ridgely Methodist Church Greenmount Cemetery Hillsboro

New York First Book Free Giveaway Began in 1900

The article notes that New York first offered copies of the First Book free to the public starting in 1900. The practice marked a historic launch of free distribution by the city, linking the program to early municipal efforts to promote literacy and access.

New York

Men of Baptist Church Entertain Members in Humorous Ceremony

A church group staged a playful wedding spoof with groom Douglas Spicher and bride Gwendolyn Stinkweed. The ceremony featured quirky attire, a brass ring on a pillow, and colonial bouquets of carrots radishes and greens, drawing hearty laughter and thanks from the women’s committee.

Ife Douglas Schurman Maurice Troward Nolan Edwards Douglas Spicher Jas. Earl Horace Howard Bob Baker Gwendolyn Stinkweed Jerome Drizzlepuss Doris Tloward Ruth Ann Ober Marie Rouse

Benefit To Be Held For Injured Dairyman

A benefit is organized to aid an injured local dairyman who moved to the county 15 years ago and made rapid progress. He lives with his wife and two children on a Centreville Church Hill area farm, where work continues during hospitalization. A nephew from Baltimore and local farmers including Riggs and Dr. James W. Crowl assist with crops and farm labor as plans for a public fund drive proceed. Riggs, Dr. Crowl, and Oliver C. Jones lead the campaign. Lairy is selling his farm to Dr. Crowl, while Jones remains a leading dairy farmer in the area.

Centreville Church Hill Baltimore Riggs James W. Crowl Jack Laird Dr. Crowl Oliver C. Jones Lairy Jones

Greensboro W M U Holds Good Meeting

Greensboro W M U reported 19 churches with seven W M U units built in five years. Mrs Spicher spoke on work in Panama and the Canal Zone and urged continued prayer for workers. Mrs DuBois led closing prayers for mission fields. Mrs Ruth Ann Ober named junior G A counsellor. Meeting closed with a prayer and brief business report.

W.m.u.’S DuBois Ruth Ann Ober Spicher

Land Transfers in Greensboro and Districts June 1951

Multiple land transfer notices dated June 2 through June 9 1951 detail parcels in Greensboro Denton Ridgely and Fifth Election Districts along with transfers to spouses and various buyers. Notable entries include Carrie Trobbs to Paul L Bennington and wife and Federalsburg Loan Corporation to J Robert Eddington and wife. Community group meeting noted with local social updates.

Carrie Trobbs Paul L. Bennington Greensboro T. Norman Cahall Ros Adams Tra J. Collins Prank L. R. Nuttle O. Preston Bunting T. Clyde Ellwanger Denton Thomas R. Benson Oran Elliott Oscar Wyatt James M. Bilbrough Federalsburg Loan Corporation J. Robert Eddington Church of God Theodore F. Gelletly Robert D. Maloney J. Harold Hager Elwood E. Bridegroom

Burrrsville Children Day Service Shifts Dates

Burrrsville announces a Wesley Church service on Sunday June 24 at 10 30 am instead of June 10. Union Church service moved to Sunday June 17 at 10 am. Mrs Amanda Fountain of Dover visited her daughter Mrs Harlan Blades and family. Wesley Church W S C S to meet at Mrs Roland Draper’s home Friday evening June 15.

Wesley Church Union Church Amanda Fountain Dover Harlan Blades W.S.C.S Roland Draper

Card of thanks from Turnel I Wish to express gratitude

I thank friends neighbors and relatives for cards visits flowers and fruit while I was a patient in Saint General Hospital Dover Del I also thank the W S C S of Bridgetown for the lovely gift Mrs Lemuel C Kinnamon

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Linwoog Horseman Oxford, N. Y Ernest Jacobs Horseman Pilgrim Holiness Church Mamie I. Morgan W. Russell Morgan Morgan Abijah and Dora Carroll Ivins County William R. Morgan Jr Meryl I. Morgan Clarence Henderson Men of Baptist Church Entertain The Sunpapers Maryland Denton News Service Phone 35-J Amly.e Union Westes Farmington Norman Asilton Karl Machias Fred Welch Dawym O Twanszer Easton Hospital Burrsville Mrs. Lemuel C. Kinnamon Ennie Mar Wester R. H. Stafford & Son Burrsville, Maryland P. O. Harrington Delaware Telephones Harrington Frigidaire Porcelain Raymond Loewy Cooper's
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