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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1953

Page

11

Local Families Gather for Visits and Birth Announcements

Ridgely and Bellevue residents visit friends in Ridgely while births are announced at Peninsula General and Easton Memorial Hospitals. Slaughter enters Sampson AFB for three months of basic training. A western trip and camp Mardela counselor duties accompany a string of social visits, baptisms, picnics, and Father's Day observations across Ridgely, Rehoboth, and Denton communities.

James Ross Easton Memorial Hospital AB. Eugene Wells Slaughter Sampson Air Force Base Geneva N. Y Frank L. Slaughter Ridgely Joseph Leonard Salisbury Peninsula General Hospital Donald Watson J. S. Rittenhouse Colorado Springs Col Joseph Wine Albany Oregon Jane Ringgold Camp Mardela John M. Saulsbury A. G. Saulsbury Grace Vernon Smith Saulsbury-Wilson Dover Harvey L. Cooper Wilson Saulsbury Rehoboth Beach Tilghman Knotts and Family Queen Anne Charles Hammond Elizabeth Woehler Rivervale N. J Timon Smid Cedarhurst Oxford John Whiting Elizabeth Koehler Calvin C. Covington Elkton Millard Jamison Cook Morris Rumsey Mulliken Carolyn Orville Mulliken Wm. H. Rieck Betty Rieck Jimmie Preston Frank R. Flounders Roland Todd Baltimore Todd Flounders John Ferrick Ennis Ferrick Walter Brooks Presbyterian Hospital Philadelphia Patricia A. Messick Carl Coulbourne DeLand Florida Bertha Worrall Pearl Malin Strasburg Wilson Davis Irvin Paul Theodore Manship

Local Social Notes from Easton Area

Preston and Mrs Noonan of Plainfield New Jersey visited Mr and Mrs Walter Clement. The Wright Green marriage was announced Easton. Barbara Sisk visits parents then heads to Georgetown University for summer. Richard Hall leads bridge clubs. Barbara Cannon among soloists at Harrington Fair. W J Bonner visits Duke Hospital brother. Mrs Sawyer of Elizabeth City visiting Bateman family. Harry Taylor returns from hospital. Barbara Tallman shower given by Mrs Houghtaling and Mrs Tallman. Tallmans in Baltimore. Epiphany Guild hosted by Erna Courson.

Josephine B. Wright Chas. B. Green Easton Barbara Sisk A. F. Sisk Barbara Georgetown University Washington, D. C Richard Hall Reese Dean University of Maryland A. T. Blades Virginia Beach Charlotte Cannon W. J. Bonner Durham N. C W. E. Bonner Duke University Hospital R. M. Sawyer Elizabeth City J. C. Bateman Harry Taylor Easton Memorial Hospital H. C. Houghtaling Donald Tallman Barbara Tallman Donald Tallman and Son Baltimore Erna Courson Epiphany Guild

Montague and kin visit Niagara Falls and friends

Henderson brief notes report Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Montague with son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. George A. Montague of Wilmington Manor Gardens traveling to Niagara Falls and Canada last week. Numerous Delaware area residents are listed as guests and visitors across Clayton Dundalk Marydel Sadlersville Woodcrest and Baltimore with trips home after visits.

T. A. Montague George A. Montague Wilmington Manor Gardens Niagara Falls Canada Clarence Fetters Minquadale Del W. F. Clark Annabel Kirk Jarman Clayton H. L. Melvin Milton Bischoff Bobby Dundalk Julia Gerth Hugh Hudson Sadlersville Frank Scull Woodcrest John Reed Larry Texas Robert Strausburg and Son Baltimore Walter Wessell

Community Notes on Visits Births and Birthdays

Hickman family and relatives gather at Federalsburg and Milford as visitors travel from Philadelphia Wilmington and Seaford. Breeding family celebrates 85th birthday while a new son born at Memorial Hospital Milford. Drummond relatives travel to Mt Jackson and Altoona with condolences shared for a sister's death.

Mary Lou Brown Ruth Ann Hatfield Pauline Stringfellow Clara Philadelphia Edgar Fountain Atlanta J. C. Fountain Byron Barton Byron and Douglas Granville Culver Seaford W. F. Torberit Catherine Parker Wilmington Herman Hignutt Isaac Noble Ruth Drummond Evah O'Day Margaret Breeding Greenwood Breeding Alton Breeding Memorial Hospital Milford William Tull Bridgeville Paul Breeding Frank Clarence Breeding Irvin O’day Cleveland Washington Little Dale Nagel Federalsburg J. N. Drummond Howard Drummond Claude Drummond Nellie Beauchamp Mt. Jackson Rosa Drummond Altoona Drummond

Relative fury cited in Bennetts philanthropic tale

A remark quoted by Dan Bennetts frames the idea that even benevolence can provoke intense reactions among relatives. The line, "Hell hath no fury like the relatives of a philanthropist," captures a sharp, ironic edge about family ties and public charity.

Dan Bennett

Old Denton jail site unearthed during utility work

Workmen clearing a 1000 gallon oil burner tank at the Caroline County Court House found the old second jail foundation, built before 1906, and two unusual iron objects. Sheriff Frank Seward’s era saw a two year term and a jail with a horse pound. A 1807 map places the jail behind the court, alongside a two story school later moved and rebuilt. the old building now serves as a dwelling with a lasting slate roof.

Caroline County Court House Clarence Schrieber Taft Acree Elmer Hill Frank Seward Denton Court House W. Robert Orrell

Correction: Wedding ushers corrected to Tilghman Williams and Glenn Smith

A correction from Greensboro notes the Gibson-Dobson wedding ushers were Tilghman Williams and Glenn Smith, not Tilghman and Glen Smith as previously reported. Also mentioned: Mr. and Mrs. William C. Leggett were weekend guests at Forest Hills, Long Island, where Leggett sponsored James Walton Kauer’s christening. Mrs. Iffa Plummer is seriously ill in Milford Hospital. Greensboro Volunteer Firemen’s annual carnival began June 25.

Gibson-Dobson Tilghman Glen Smith Tilghman Williams Glenn Smith William C. Leggett Joseph T. Kauer Forest Hills Long Island Leggett James Walton Kauer St. Luke’s Iffa Plummer Milford Hospital Greensboro Volunteer Firemen

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W. H. Valliant Hope Valliant Bellevue Robert Valliant Irene Royal Oak Walter R. Moore Wm. T. Temple Wm. D. Marvel, Jr Paul Carl Naylor First Methodist Church George Noonan Plainfield, WN. J Walter Clement Henderson The Journal Today Hiewe Coca-Cola Company Easton Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Inc Nepapre Hroriyve Hickman Lawrence Breeding Janice Ronnie Wilmer Nagel Vege E. Kindleberger America Chrysler Imperial Iuperial Greensboro Food For West Denton
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