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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1952
Page
9
Dr Walter Dillon remains very ill in Seaford Hospital with a serious spinal injury from a collision when another car entered the highway from a side road, with minor additional injuries reported. Local social news covers visits, hospitalizations, a town election, and WSCS Circle 1 meeting.
Land transfer notices list multiple conveyances in April 1952 between individuals and couples across Federalsburg Greensboro and surrounding districts. Transactions include parcels in the Second and Fourth Election Districts and three parcels in the Second Earl M. Crouse area, with parties such as Everett Nuttle Roland Dukes Isaac R. Wilson Ulric R. Towers and W Byron Poore among others.
Mr William Meintzer and son William Jr of Braddock Heights Md were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Brown Eaton. Frank Fleming returned home from a visit with son in law and daughter Urban and Mrs Bowman in Westminster. Norman Harrington and children Stacey and Scott of Woodbury N J visited Easton and Hillsboro and dined with Mr and Mrs Joseph M Eaton. Bayard Worth and sons Bayard Jr and Eddie of Hagerstown were Sunday guests of Herman Worth and Mrs Sarah Worth. Estelle Meintzer returned home after visits in Washington DC with Earl Bailey and Braddock Heights. Ann Beaven of Aberdeen and Jean Beaven of Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore spent weekend with Milton Beaven family.
Mr and Mrs Henry Stafford hosted a six oclock dinner with Rev T J Sard from Bellefonte Wilmington Rev and Mrs Austine Stafford and Rev and Mrs Roy Phillip and their son along with guests Albert Saunders of Ridgely and Mrs Charlie Welch. Several relatives and church groups held visits and meetings across town with WSCS activities at Wesley and Union Churches and local families hosting dinners and visits.
Anita Loos guides readers backstage to meet Emmet Kelly, famed circus clown turned living caricature. The May 4 issue of The American Weekly features this piece in the Baltimore Sunday American.
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