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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1956

Page

4

Community Notes From Federalburg and Nearby

Local residents visit, host, and travel across towns. Mrs. Peggy Willis celebrated her 10th birthday with a new bicycle, while families like the Morgans Tow ers and Chaffinches hosted relatives from Dover Easton Salisbury and Philadelphia over the past week. A Maryland Bankers Convention attendance marks civic activity as neighbors share weekend plans and hospital porch visits.

Orville Morgan Federalsburg Roland Towers Joseph H. Johnson Denton W. G. Holbrook L. H. Thomas W. B. Reynolds East Irvin Pippin Buddy Jimmy Chester, Pa Preston Abbott Dover Co. V. Clarke Peggy Willis T. J. Turkington J. R. Ricards Norman Willoughby James R. Chaffinch Salisbury Chas. Davis Easton Billy Tommy Danny Towers Ronny Dale Stafford Nora Deen Harrington C. V. Clarke J. Roland Chaffinch Melinda Susan Candy Chaffinch Atlantic City N. J Chaffinch Maryland Bankers Association Hopkins Tommy Lee Memorial Hospital

Greensboro and Ridgely Couples Visit In Weekend News

Mr and Mrs A B Cohee of Greensboro and Mr Fred Bickling of Ridgely were guests of Mr and Mrs Raymond Cohee on Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Hayden spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harry Draper of Greensboro. Mr and Mrs Charles Nichols of Greensboro were guests of Mr and

Wm. Phillips T. A. Montague George Bachman Pittsburgh G. M. Bachman and Sons Newport Del Robert Everett Verdie Mason Clayton Geo. A. Montague Wilmington Manor Gardens Wm. Palmer and Sons Dover Dora B. Melvin Catherine Melvin Harold Overfield James Richards J. Norman Stubbs Edwin Dill Rising Sun Roscoe Clough Wyoming Ray Turner A. B. Cohee Greensboro Fred Bickling Ridgely Raymond Cohee John Hayden Harry Draper Charles Nichols Greensporo

Deaths D- Alonzo Bridegroom, 63, Grove resident

Funeral services were held for Alonzo Bridegroom at Williamson Funeral Home with Rev. William Morris officiating. Interment followed at Linchester Cemetery in Preston. A WWI veteran and longtime Phillips Packing employee, he was the son of Charles and Anna Bridegroom and survived by his son Elwood. his body was found in Fowling Creek near Grove days after his disappearance.

Alonzo Bridegroom Grove Preston Williamson Funeral Home William Morris Easton Church of God Linchester Cemetery Bridegroom Eastern Shore Phillips Packing Company Cambridge Charles Anna _ Rebecca Thomas Fowling Creek Walter S. Hicks Carlton Walker Emil C. Myers Denton Merle Morgan Federalsburg Elwood

Bridegroom Family Details Noted in Obituary Entry

The obituary lists his wife Lydia and daughter-in-law Mrs Elwood Bridegroom, two sisters Mrs Pearl Jones of Federalsburg and Mrs Cora McFarland of Downingtown Pa, and a brother Kelmer Bridegroom of Detroit Michigan.

Lydia Elwood Pearl Jones Federalsburg Cora McFarland Downingtown Kelmer Detroit, Michigan

Mrs Laura V Christopher 88 Preston resident dies

Laura Virginia Christopher aged 88 lifelong Preston resident died Monday at Cambridge State Hospital widow of Gootee S. Christopher. Survived by three sisters Mrs Mary Lane Preston Mrs Anna Lynch Milford and Mrs Clara Corkran Preston, one brother Fred N. Wright Preston, a nephew Elmer B. Blades Dover, a niece Mrs Pearl Moran Baltimore and other nieces and nephews. Funeral at Bethesda Methodist Church Preston at 2 p m Wednesday with Rev H C Jeffers officiating. Burial in adjoining cemetery.

Laura Virginia Christopher Preston Cambridge State Hospital Gootee S. Christopher Mary Lane Anna Lynch Milford Clara Corkran Fred N. Wright Elmer B. Blades Dover Pearl Moran Baltimore Bethesda Methodist Church H. C. Jeffers

Clarence Marvel Dies at 72 in Greensboro After Illness

Clarence T Marvel aged 72 a retired salesman died in Greensboro Sunday night after a long illness He was born in Queen Annes County a son of the late David S and Marie Turner Marvel He spent about 35 years in Stroudsburg Pa and lived in Greensboro six years Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 pm from Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro with Rev Omre Todd of Trinity Methodist Goldsboro officiating Interment was in Denton Cemetery He is survived by his wife Effie Marvel and a brother Frank Marvel of New Orleans La

Clarence T. Marvel Greensboro David S Marie Turner Marvel Queen Anne’s County Stroudsburg Rawlings Omre Todd Trinity Methodist Church Goldsboro Denton Cemetery Effie Marvel Frank Marvel New Orleans

William Gooden Rites Held For Longtime Wyoming Farmer

William Gooden, 71, died in Smyrna after a long illness. A retired farmer from Wyoming Delaware, he was laid to rest in Old School Baptist Cemetery near Goldsboro after services at Rawlings Funeral Home in Greensboro. Survived by sisters Sedna Kennedy of Folsm Pa and Minnie Russell of Greensboro and nephew Gooden C. Carter of Chester Pa.

William Gooden Smyrna Wyoming Del Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro Grayson Wheatley St. Paul’s Methodist Church Old School Baptist Cemetery Goldsboro Sedna Kennedy Folsom Minnie Russell Gooden C. Carter Chester, Pa

Invasion Of The Body Snatchers At Reese Theatre

Reese Theatre showcases a family friendly May program with Bowery Boys in Crashing Las Vegas and Come Next Spring starring Ann Sheridan. Also billed is The Invasion of the Body Snatchers described as a 300000 nightmare and Lon Chaney’s The Indestructible Man. Shows run May 17-19 and 20-22 with air conditioned comfort noted.

Bowery Boys Las Vegas Republic Ann Sheridan Movie Center Reese Theatre Walter Wanger Lon Chaney Colliers Reese Delaware Maryland

Denton Little Midgets 4-H Club Hosts May 11 Supper

The Denton Little Midgets 4-H Club held a mother and daughter buffet supper May 11 at Betty Merrick's home. Thirty four members attended. The girls gave their leader Mrs Dale Palmer a shower and praised the cooperation and food. Diane Brown, Reporter.

Denton

Former Caroline High Chief Heads to Frostburg College

Thomas V. Baucom, completing a doctorate at Columbia, will move from Denton in June to Frostburg Maryland to assume an instructional post in mathematics at Frostburg State Teachers College. He previously served as principal of Caroline High School here for two years.

Thomas V. Baucom Columbia University Denton Frostburg Frostburg State Teachers College Baucom Caroline High School Columbia

Denton Journal Letters To The Editor May 14 1956

A reader questions Denton County spending on water mains expansion noting a proposed $20,000 allocation. The letter argues whether the commissioners should approve such expenditure and calls for fiscal scrutiny.

Denton Journal Denton

Denton Tax Debate Focuses On Eastern District Rate

The discussion centers on Denton city taxes and the perceived high 80 cent rate in the eastern district. Proponents urge reductions for residents and developers within town limits, arguing long term benefits for local real estate and growth over a 30 year horizon.

Denton

Shore for the size of the town confronts taxpayers

John McKenna of Denton Maryland urges Wake to confront rising taxes and accuses the town and its Chamber of Commerce of inaction. The letter calls on taxpayers to respond before tax bills increase.

Chamber of Commerce John McKenna Denton, Md

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Hobbs HH. Thomas Henderson S. Catherine Melvin Westinghouse Alonzo Mrs Laura Christopher Gale Electric Company Oil City Caroline High Denton School of Art Nance Hall Asher Ades Denton, Maryland General Electric Benton Appliances Market St. Ph
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