Mrs Eunice Martin Killed In Greenwood Collision
Mrs Eunice Comstock Martin 69 of near Denton died in a two vehicle crash on Route 13 in Greenwood last Tuesday night. Her husband Rev William Thomas Martin 71 was uninjured. Five others were hurt including Robert Conely 16 and Jane Conelyy 15. Injured were treated at local hospitals. Armone 21 of New Jersey was taken to Dover Air Force Base Hospital. Martin faced manslaughter charges with $2500 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Comstock Martin
Denton
Greenwood
Conely
Jane Conelyy
Georgianna Jester
Nancy Araminta Martin
Nancy Martin
Martin
Roland Jester
Raymond S. Armone
Clinton
N. J
Navy
Oceana
Armone
Harrington
Nanticoke Memorial Hospital
Bridgeville
Dover Air Force Base
Children's Theatre Tour to Caroline County May 13
The E52 Players of the University of Delaware will bring a matinee of Pinocchio to North Caroline High School funded by the Episcopal Churchwomen of Christ Church Denton. The event aims to make live theatre accessible to county children at a nominal cost. Parents are urged to reserve May 13 for this special afternoon. Also noted are church group plans and local calendar items including dates in April and a brief historical timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
E52
University of Delaware
North Caroline High School
Episcopal
Christ Church
Denton
Brick Hotel in Denton Sells to Mr. Eley
Denton landmark The Brick Hotel is for sale to Howard Eley of Queen Anne as Lawnace A Moore reports negotiations. The 30 room hostelry, dating to town formation, has hosted notable visitors and endured Civil War era fire. Ownership history includes John Henry Vangesel and John Bages, with Frank Yeoman and Ben Shanks preceding Moore who has run it 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Eley
Queen Anne
Eley
John Henry Vangesel
John Bages
Baggs
Charles R. Porter
Frank Yeoman
Francis E. Yeoman
Porter
Ben Shanks
Moore
Ambler Receives District Scouting Order of Merit
Dr. Ambler is awarded the Order of Merit at the Choptank District Annual Recognition Dinner on March 22 presented by James K. Cooper. Other honors include Scoutmaster's Key to Richard H. Stinson and National Camping Awards to multiple troops and groups across Easton Denton Federalsburg St. Michaels Trappe and Oxford. Forrest J. Sadler led inductions for district leaders and J. Lynn Marvel led songs with local performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. B. Ambler
James K. Cooper
Denton
Order of Merit
Richard H. Stinson
Easton Rotary Club
Donie L. Manos
Richmond W. Hill
Federalsburg Lions
St. Michaels Rotary
Denton Rotary
Easton Rotary
Trappe Lions
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Easton
Easton Lions
Greensboro
Forrest J. Sadler
Del-Mar-Va
Joseph B. Anderson
C. V. Moore
R. T. Swanson
J. C. Lewis
J. Lynn Marvel
Henry Schneider
James O. Case
Dr. Ambler
Tilghman
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Oxford
Easton Kiwanis
Wilson Binebrink Elected Maryland Artists Equity President
Maryland chapter of the Artists Equity Association elected Wilson Binebrink a portrait painter as 1961 president. Also chosen were Stephens Berge vice-president exhibitions Selma Gross membership Allyn Haris publicity. Other officers include Freda Friedman recording secretary Lois Grieger Eve Hunter corresponding secretaries Minda Hess treasurer Ruth Levin editor Grace Kennedy Baltimore Museum representative. The group sponsors an annual traveling exhibition opening May 7 at the Jewish Community Center Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Artists Equity Association, Inc
Wilson Binebrink
Binebrink
Caroline County
Stephens Berge
Selma Gross
Allyn Haris
Freda Friedman
Lois Grieger
Eve Hunter
Minda Hess
Ruth Levin
Grace Kennedy
Baltimore Museum
Jewish Community Center
Baltimore
World War I Vets Set Meeting at VFW Hall
World War One veterans will meet Sunday April 9 at 2 p m at the VFW Hall on Greensboro Road north of Denton. Notice lists a date change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW Hall
Greensboro Road
Denton
Two 4-H Clubs Organized In Caroline Last Week
In Caroline county, the Double Hills 4-H Club organized March 23 at J. Howard Hager's Denton home with seven boys. Officers named include Jonathan H. Hager president and Dallas J. Brown vice president. Projects chosen are electric garden bird seed. Next meeting set for April 20 at Dallas Brown's near Denton. The Marshyhope 4-H Club organized March 24 at James and David Trice Federalsburg home with fifteen boys. Officers: Sanford Ayers president and James Trice vice president. Projects include electric pony poultry and dog. Next meeting April 14 at Sanford Ayers' Federalsburg home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Howard Hager
Denton
Jonathan H. Hager
Dallas J.brown
Garry Greenley
Franklin Thomas
Theodore Gelletty
Randy P. Moore
Thomas Adams
Wheatley Neal
Theodore F. Gellietly
Dallas Brown
James
David Trice
Federalsburg
Sanford Ayers
James Trice
Earl Bell
Dufferin McConnell
Gary Chambers
Jerry Lapp
Michael Lankford
Rodger DeGrant
Jimmie Gargani
Robert Williams
David Ayers
Gregory Shreaves
Gregory Bennett
Norwood Collins
T. W. Webster
Reuben DeGroat
March of Dimes Totals for Caroline County
Final figures for the 1961 March of Dimes list totals by location and contributor. Caroline County totals amount to 2183.62 with expenses of 124.39. net 2059.23. Credit given to Preston and Ridgely door-to-door workers and thanking chairmen and contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
First Rotary PR Course Opens April 5 with Telephone Talk
Mrs. Emily R. Miller of C P Telephone Co will discuss Better Business Through Better Use of the Telephone at North Carolina High School in Denton. The event begins with a 1 p.m. luncheon, features a tape demo of business calls, and includes fellow speakers on selling, conveying meaning, and course materials for about 50 participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily R. Miller
C & P Telephone Co
North Caroline High School
W. O. Mills
Seaston
Denton Rotary Club
Hood College
Thomas Fetherston
Union Carbide
Miller
John Spangler
Philco Corporation
Philadelphia
Roland Gibson
Washington College
Harold Rathman
Economic Development Commission
C. P. Merrick, Jr
Kindergarten registration opens in multiple schools on April 5 1961
Registration for kindergarten will be held at Greensboro Ridgely Lockerman Denton Preston and Federalsburg High Schools on Wednesday April 5 1961 from 10 am to 3 pm. A minimum of sixteen and a maximum of twenty five children per session is required for a center to establish a class. If thirty two or more register at a center a full day session will be set. Morning sessions are 9 to 11 39 am and afternoon 1 to 3 30 pm. Transportation by bus is available for those on existing routes. Tuition is 10 per month payable at the start of each month for nine months from September through May. Children must be five by December 31 1961. Details available from school principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Ridgely School
Lockerman High School
Denton School
Preston High School
Federalsburg High School
Cancer Drive Starts in Caroline County April 1961
Mrs. William F. Wolf reports a fine start to the Caroline County Cancer Fund Drive during National 4-H Week. Local 4-H members raised 213.6 dollars, with funds allocated to Denton Federalsburg Preston Hillsboro Greensboro Goldsboro Ridgely. Volunteers and chairmen for Marydel Greensboro Ridgely Hillsboro Burrsville Hobbs Andersontown Williston listed along with community leaders.
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Bethlehem
C. Carroll
Denton
B. Darling
Federalsburg
VFW & Aux
Goldsboro
Ted Williams
Greensboro
L. Kreigh
Tiarmony
M. Todd
Henderson
Grover Tharp
Hillsboro
W. Palmatory
W. Palmatory 160.83 Marydel, Chas. Shewbrooks
Preston
W. Kleinwachter
Ridgely
Mrs. W. Joiner
William F. Wolf
Caroline County
Wolf
County fund drive solicitors named for Denton area
State University harmony Mrs Raymond Preston Mrs Perry Woshell Tuckahoe Mrs Ikxern Mrs Wood ederalsburg Mrs James Trice Denton Mrs William Wolf Colored Citizens Mrs Lula Ward Mr Clifford Stafford will again serve as treasurer for the county fund drive Do not wait to be solicited See the nearest volunteer and give generously to a most worthy cause The following volunteers will assist Mrs Wolf as chairmen in solicitation of funds in the drive for the Denton area Mrs C Coalla Jr Miss Sue Bye Mrs Wilford Parenteau Mrs Robert E Pippin Mrs Rufus Webb Mrs Malcolm Lord Mrs Clifford Stafford Mrs Reese Brown Mrs W S Carroll Mrs Geo Clendaniel Mrs Robert Pippin Mrs E Nuttle Mrs Gordon Wheat Mrs Paul Hulliger Mrs Clifford Calloway Mrs T C Crouse Mrs O L Andrew Miss Catherine Stewart Mrs G D Crouse Mrs L J Redden Mrs Kenneth Bennington Mrs F Kopen Mrs L J Knotts Miss Madge Jump Mrs E J Vandegrift Mrs H Bailey Mrs Rodney Holsinger Mrs Melvin Brown Mrs Harold Brooks Mrs Jacob Einstein Mrs Ruth Todd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Raymond Patrick Preston Amrs
Perry Woshell Tuckahoe
Ikxern
Woodederalsburg
James N. Trice Denton
William Wolf
Lula Ward
Clifford Stafford
Denton
Wolf
C. Coalla, Jr
Sue Bye
Wilford Parenteau
Robert E. Pippin
Rufus Webb
Malcolm Lord
Reese Brown
W. S. Carroll
Geo. Clendaniel
Robert Pippin
E. Nuttle
Gordon Wheat
Paul Hulliger
Clifford Calloway
T. C. Crouse
O. L. Andrew
Catherine Stewart
G. D. Crouse
L. J. Redden
Kenneth Bennington
F. Kopen
L. J. Knotts
Madge Jump
E. J. Vandegrift
H. Bailey
Rodney Holsinger
Melvin Brown
Maryland honors Yoshida and Magruder at Tokyo commencement
Shigeru Yoshida and General Car ter B Magruder received honorary doctorates at the University of Maryland Tokyo commencement on March 26 1961. Magruder delivered the main address as graduates from Tokyo across Japan Korea Okinawa Taiwan and Guam earned bachelor degrees while 63 citizens abroad studied under the Far East Division's overseas program with 5000 American students and faculty at posts and bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Shigeru Yoshida
Carter B. Magruder
United Nations Command
Korea
University of Maryland
Yoshida
America-Japan Society
General Magruder
Magruder
United States Forces
United States Army
United States
Tokyo
Okinawa
Taiwan
Guam
Wilson H. Elkins
Army
Air Force
Navy
Far East
Europe
U. S
University of California
Walls Field Trials Near Ingleside Set With Guarantees
Town police report by Chief Whitby notes Edger E Walls Sr hosts Walls' 15th Annual Field Trial near Ingleside Maryland at Routes 313 19 and 305 junction. Trials start Saturday April 1 10 01 a m with $100 guarantee finals. Entry fees include $2.00 per dog heat money and $1.00 nomination with a note of concurrent open classes and running claiming races over two days. Overnight accommodations refreshments on grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingleside
Edgar E. Walls, Sr
Nenderson
Uno
Sam
Eastern Shore
License Tag Expiration Extended to April 3 1961
Maryland DMV announces license tag deadline extended from March 31 to midnight April 3 1961 due to Good Friday closures. More than 500000 tag sets issued. Baltimore Police issued about 80000. DMV and city offices sold over 433260. A Federalsburg meeting invites custodians from Denton Preston Federalsburg Harmony and American Corner areas with a second session on April 6 at 7 30 pm to discuss job scope salary and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Jewell
Motor Vehicles
DMV
Baltimore City
Federalsburg High School
Denton
Preston
Federalsburg
Harmony
American
Beauty Contest Entries Grow for Denton Pageant
Contestants for the Miss Denton contest have started to respond to the invitation issued by registration chairman Francis Holsinger. Five entries were reported by Monday with more registrations expected by weekend. Junior Miss Denton shows lighter interest with only one contestant so far this week. Applications must be in by Friday March 31, with official photographs to be taken April 1. The pageant is set for April 29 at North Caroline High School, sponsored by the Denton Rotary Club, with prizes including a $200 Savings Bond and a loving cup for the Senior Contest and a $100 Bond for the runner-up. All contestants receive swimwear from Everngain's Department Store. Junior contestants compete for cash prizes and a chance at a Delmarva contest. Committees under general chairman A. W. Reddish oversee finance, staging, entertainment, arrangements, decorations, tickets, prizes, programs, and ad sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Caroline High School
Denton Rotary Club
Denton
Everngain’s
Mervin Pentz, Jr
Marvin Chambers
Frank Lane
Alton Billmeier
Carton Mandrell
Fred Sheeley
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Eunice Martin
Children’s Theatre
Concord
Churches of Concord
Eareckson
James Hoffman
Robert Houghton
Jack Waldis
Edwin Love
John T. Williams
Weather Data
William Henry Harrison
Athens
Lawnace A. Moore
Caroline
Kleinachter
Child Development Club of
Wesley Taylor
Clarence Ringgold
Cook Morris
Kennard Cook
William Lindeman
Norris Diefenderfer
Marvin Redden
Edgar King
Elmer Cole
C. Towers
Harry Passwaters
Edwin Iaton
William Joiner
Charles Knotts
Louis Andrew
Rotary
Marydel
Henderson ‘Greensboro
Bridgetown
Burrsville Hobbs
Andersontown
Williston
Henry Tracy
Richard Roden
Robert Porter
Michael Tuneff
Vinton Shufelt
Kurt Lederer
William Garey
Roland Towers
Dallas Neal
Redmond Long
Whitby
South Second Street
Frank James Wilkins
Second Street
Wilkins
Roydan Ross
J. L. Dukes
Devon Lane
Drexel Ifill
James Mervin Asilton
Packard
Caroline Ilome
Auto Supply
Ross
Officer Ramsey
Denton Police
Cross Roads Drive-In Theatre
Cross Roads Drive-In
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