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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1948

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Cambridge Heads New ESPS Division on the Shore

Eastern Shore Public Service announces a Cambridge Division to cover Cambridge Oxford and Federalsburg districts. The Salisbury Division becomes the new Central Division as the company expands on the Eastern Shore. J R Wilson named Division Manager, returning from Salisbury to Cambridge.

Eastern Shore Public Service Cambridge Oxford Federalsburg Salisbury Peninsula J. R. Wilson Wilson Rehoboth and Harrington Delaware Snow Hill Maryland

Legion Auxiliary Holds Meeting at Caroline Post 29

The American Legion Auxiliary Unit of Caroline Post 29 met March 20 at the armory. New member Mrs. Thomas Baynard welcomed. Auxiliary to assist at the late summer Firemen's Carnival. Poppy drive ordered 1500 units, 75 percent for local child welfare and 25 percent for state and national funds. A $5 donation sent to the American Red Cross. April is Child Welfare Month with plans for related programs. Kent-Queen Anne Memorial Unit in Millington to hold charter dinner April 15. reservations due April 10. Next meeting April 10 at 8 p.m.

American Legion Auxiliary Caroline Post 29 armory Thomas Baynard American Red Cross American Legion Kent-Queen Anne Memorial Millington Caroline O. E. Roberts

Polio Drive Supported By County Schools

Caroline County schools contribute to the Infantile Paralysis Fund based on enrollment and a ten cent per pupil rate. The percentage column reflects each school’s effort, showing a countywide drive to aid polio relief.

Caroline County

Denton Over subscribes Quota In Annual Red Cross Drive

The Denton drive exceeds the $450 goal as of March 26 with listed donors including Miss Marguerite Soucy, Mrs. Kate Johnson, and many residents. Totals show 719.50 raised with individuals and businesses contributing across streets and local firms.

Denton Red Cross Marguerite Soucy Kate Johnson Courthouse Square Madeline Cooper Gay First Street Mary E. Nuttle Market Street Ella, Carter Elizabeth Eichelberger Franklin Street Herman E. Keen Blanche Van Dyke Second Street Naomi H. Tribbitt Third Street Irma H Chaffinch Fourth Street Caroline H. Knotts Fifth Street Evelyn H. Beck Sixth Street Bessie M. Koste Seventh Eighth Streets Mary Bunney Nuttle Lumber & Coal Co. & employes Lillian C. Irwin George Clendaniel West Denton W. Roland Towers Hobbs Rosa Hignutt Williston

Carnival Dates Updated Greensboro Fire Co Carnival

The Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company Carnival runs June 24 through July 7 replacing prior dates of June 30 and July 12 to ensure rides and attractions are available. The carnival committee plans twelve full nights of fun and entertainment. Firemen meet Friday March 28 at 7 30 p m at the firehouse. Blue Cross representative Mr. Dayton will discuss the plan. The next Firemen's Band practice is Thursday April 8 at the firehouse. new members are welcome. The annual drive for operating funds has reached 663 00 with 49 new contributions totaling 279 00 this past week.

Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company carnival committee Dayton Blue Cross Greensboro

Methodist Parleys Announced For Summer Season

The Peninsula Methodist Conference Board of Christian Education announces seven group sessions at a new Chester River camp. Youth institutes run June 16 to 22 in Dover and June 23 to 29 in Salisbury with deans from Maryland. Intermediate camps target ages 12 to 14, and a pastor’s conference and School of Missions are planned at Wesley Junior College in Dover.

Peninsula Methodist Conference Board of Christian Education Chester River Richard M. Green Wesley Junior College Dover Easton Wilmington Holly Oak Salisbury college Robert W. Hastings St. Michaels Jasper “L Pocomoke City John E. Jones Berlin Conference Board of L. E. Wimbrow Bridgeville School of Missions

Milford Nips Dover to Enter Marvel League Finals

Milford edged Dover 60 to 51 in a Dover Milford semi final, with Milford pulling away after a late Dover run. Martin led Dover with 28 points, Griffith and Kimmey paced Milford, as Milford advances to face the Middletown Smyrna winner in the Marvel League finals starting Friday or Monday, contingent on the Wednesday result.

Milford Dover Middletown Smyrna Martin Griffith Kimmey Tom Earnest Pennsylvania Dover Phils

Mar-Del Baseball League to meet March 31 in Greensboro

The Mar Del Baseball League holds its monthly meeting Monday March 31 in Greensboro to adopt the 1947 schedule and finalize by laws. Carroll George named umpire in chief, with a 21 game season from May 4 to Labor Day. Chestertown replaces Church Hill. Bob Lord to direct.

Greensboro National Association of National Baseball Congress National Association Carroll George Denton Church Hill Chestertown Bob Lord Rock Hall

Two Johns House Destroyed By Fire Near Denton

A landmark known as Two Johns on the Choptank near Denton burned last Sunday at noon. Tenants Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomas noticed fire by the kitchen chimney and Denton firefighters soon contained the blaze. The two vaudeville figures J Stuart Crossey and John Hart built and frequented the mansion, famed for a theater observatory and riverfront dance Round-house. Crossey died in a garret and Hart vanished from public view. Mrs. Lawrence B. Towers now owns the property built in the 1880s on a Choptank river farm, once a celebrated port of call for Baltimore steamers and guests.

Denton Two Johns Robert Thomas Lawrence B. Towers Maryland old Caroline J. Stuart Crossey John John Hart Fat Men’s Club Paul Dreiser Theodore Dreiser vaudevillians

Firemen Receive More Donations in Denton and Frizzle Report

Denton Volunteer Fire Company reports 601 Honorary Members and 2640.77 dollars raised. Donors include Fred Schlegel Wilmer B Parker Mrs J Ed Nichols Dawson Hubbard John R Ricards Marion Butler L A Moore Mr and Mrs Clarence Sennett Mr and Mrs Lester K Everngam from Federal sburg. New Equipment Committee, led by Chief Earl White, traveled about 1200 miles in two weeks inspecting postwar equipment across Sunbury Pa Hagerstown Md and Hamburg Pa. They will present findings at tonight's meeting.

Democratic Club Elects Officers in Caroline County

The Young Men's and Young Women's Democratic Club of Caroline County elected Wallace Hutson Harry Karcher Ernestine Short Robert F. Irwin Elon Wright Calvert Merriken Charles Baker James Gallagher Lawrence Christopher Paul Fisher Edward Sparks and Harry Sullivan as directors for the ensuing year. Robert F. Irwin was named president Ernestine Short vice president Charles Baker treasurer and Calvert Merriken secretary. The secretary reported strong growth in the club during its first year, signaling permanent Democratic organizing in the county.

Young Men’s and Young Women’s Democratic Club Caroline County Wallace Hutson Harry Karcher Ernestine Short Robert F. Irwin Elon E. Wright Calvert C. Merriken Charles T. Baker James Gallagher Lawrence Christopher Paul Fisher Edward Sparks Harry Sullivan Calvert Merriken

Quick passage of budget bill due by senators and delegates

The 219 million dollar biennial state budget, largely unchanged from Governor Lane’s plan, moves toward final passage in the Senate with a 22 to 5 vote and little debate. It relies on the 18.4 million dollar sales tax and past surpluses, plus a temporary loan from future receipts, to balance. A House debate is anticipated but likely little alteration as session nears end.

Lane Senate House of Delegates House Faiture Sherbow

Church Camp To Get Fund At Fourth Brethren Conference

The Delmarva District Church of the Brethren conference near Green Hill Church, Westover Md, will collect at the April 2 evening session to fund Bridgewater College. Delegates from six district churches will attend an all day event with Rev. Bernard N. King, Rev. H. Spencer Minnich, and Rev. Earl Bean among speakers. Rev. Barry T. Fox to moderate. Stewardship will be the evening theme.

Denton Delmarva Church of the Brethren Green Hill Church Westover Ridgely Cordova Easton Farmington Del Bridgewater College Bridgewater Bernard N. King York, Pa H. Spencer Minnich Elgin Earl Bean Bridgewater, Va

Red Cross Drive Nears Quota in Caroline County

The Caroline County Chapter of the American Red Cross reports $2,840.45 subscribed toward a $1,560 quota, with Federalsburg chairman Marvin Smith noting progress. Completed communities include Ridgely $454.30 Delmar $43.40 Burrsville $17.80, while Federalsburg shows $902.50 and Denton $648.50 added.

Caroline County the American Red Cross Marvin Smith Federalsburg Ridgely Marydel Burrsville

Company H to Seek Federal Recognition Soon

Lt Col Victor P Gillespie commander of the 115th Infantry Regt told Capt Rue by phone the unit will apply for Federal Recognition for Company H and set a tentative date for April 21. He urged immediate organization before April 15 to attend summer camp likely in August at Fort George G Meade. The colonel praised the company’s growth and past work and wished it success.

Victor P. Gillespie 115th Inf. Regt Rue Ft. George G. Meade

Ridgely Booters Open Maryland Amateur Championship Series

Ridgely Soccer Club posted a 3 to 0 win over Hancock at Clear Spring in the first game of an elimination series for the Maryland Amateur Championship. The second game shifts to Ridgely this Sunday with a home and home format to decide the winner on total goals, corner kicks, or extra periods if needed. The State Association provides a trophy and gate receipts are split with ten percent to the State Association.

Ridgely Hancock Clear Spring Maryland State Association SPER

Also Mentioned on This Page

Legion Auxiliary Goldsboro Inc Methodist Denton Volunteer Fire Company Democratic Club Hooper S. Miles Miles Senate Finance Committee Wilmer C. Carter Third Baltimore Robert B. Kimble Allegany P. G. Stromberg Howard L. Harold Sotheron Prince Georges Joseph M. George Queen Anne’s George Frank J. Bauer First Baltimore Daniel Ellison Fourth Baltimore Lawrence M. Fraley Garrett J. Otis McAllister Dorchester James B. Monroe Charles Paul J. Bailey St. Mary’s Guy Johnson Cecil George W. Beck Sotheron Hubert P. Barton Batimore Barry T. Fox Preston Hillsboro Henderson Jerome Frampton Jr Ridgely Booters
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