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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1948

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Soil Conservation Board Nominees for Caroline District Election

Three of five Board of Supervisors for Caroline Soil Conservation District seek re election in the June 21 1948 tri en nial election. Voters include farm owners and operators with polling at the County Agent's Denton office from 9 a m to 4 p m. The renominated members are W S Carroll Clayton Roe and Christian Nagel. Remaining two appointees are Harry H Rieck and Harold K Shults. All landholders lessees and tenants are eligible to vote.

Board of Supervisors Caroline Carroll State Soil Conservation Committee Harry H. Rieck Preston Harold K. Shults Marydel Rogers Court House Denton

ESPS Plans Mobile Radio System

The Eastern Shore Public Service Company of Maryland says the FCC has approved a system wide emergency two way radio. A 60 watt fixed Salisbury transmitter with a twelve 30 watt mobile set will be installed in line and service trucks. The plan aims to cover the territory from Betterton to Cape Charles with at least three 2500 watt stations and about eighty mobiles for rapid reporting and dispatch during storms and emergencies.

Eastern Shore Public Service Company of Mary today Federal Communications Commission Salisbury Maryland Betterton Cape Charles Virginia E. S. Mortimer

Chestertown Legionnaires To Play At Schaub Park This Sunday

Felton 12 Houston 2 marked Jim Reed's Vets first season win as Cliff Chambers fanned 13 over five innings. Ed die Graham and Ward Hurley homered with Les Killen three hits for Felton while Ridgely Vane relieved. Sunday features Denton at Chestertown and several Mar-Del games in rain disrupted action.

Jim Reed Felton Vets Houston Libby Cliff Chambers Vets Jim Clarke Libby Ridgely Vane Harrington Eddie Graham Ward Hurley Felton Hurley Graham Les Killen Bill Dyer Melvin Greensboro Denton Hughes Dentonians Bennett Camden-Wyoming Hartly Big Joe Vodvarka Jack McGillen Rock Hall Harty Vodvarka Jack Amos Mgr. Sipple Houston Clark Vane Lafferty Lefty Wilson Jack Dill Houston moundsman Chestertown Legionnaires Shaube Field Harry Hughes Chestertown Bentz Dick Lynch Mgr Bob Lord Mungan Jim Stevens Centreville Orioles Mer. Reed Hutchins Garey Willey Dover High Russ McNeil McNeil

Southern States Members Schedule Planning Conference

Planning conference for the annual Southern States Cooperative meeting in Denton to be held at 7 30 p m Tuesday May 25 at the Community House. Directors and the local farm home advisory committee will plan the program name committees and nominate two members for each local board vacancy. Elections at the membership meeting.

Southern States Cooperative Denton Southern States Farmers Supply Southern States farm home advisory committee W. D. Moore Jr Dover Frank D. Zeigler Richard Garey George Wood Geo. Shaffer W. A. Cawiey H. H. Nuttle Harry Sullivan Federalsburg farm home committee C. W. Allen Anne Voss Charles Wood Calvin Lister Earl Love

Ringgold Re-elected To Education Board

At a special meeting of the Caro line County Board of Education on Tuesday May 18 Roger R Ringgold was proposed for re election as president for the ensuing year He declined noting another member should lead Frampton Jr was elected president Moore was re elected vice president of the three member board

Caroline J. Virgil Moore

Tenant House Damaged By Flames Near Denton

A tenant house on the William Cropp farm behind the Quaker Church near West Denton burned Tuesday evening. Estimated damage about 2000 dollars. insurance only partly covering. The fire was found by a new tenant arriving with furniture. Firemen traced the fire to the meter box where current had been on since after 3 pm that day. Mr. Cropp said no one had lived in the house since Sunday.

William Cropp West Denton Cropp

Marydel Man Dies by Own Action in Maryland

James H. Scotten a 63 year old Marydel real estate dealer was found dead in his back yard with a self inflicted throat wound. Caroline county coroner Dr. Dawson O. George said death came from a self inflicted cut. Wife Florence Scotten said she found the body after sending him to the post office for stamps. He had been ill and is survived by wife a daughter Mrs Richard Johnson of Ridgewood New Jersey and a brother Harvey Scotten of Binghamton New York. Funeral services are set for Friday.

James H. Scotten Caroline county Dawson O. George Denton Florence Scotten post office Scotten Marydel George Richard Johnson Ridgewood N. J Harvey Scotten Binghampton N. Y Phileman Rebecca Scotten

Legion Auxiliary To Sell Poppies

Mrs Rebecca Smith president of Caroline Unit No 29 announces the local Poppy Drive starts Friday May 21 as in the national drives. Poppies are handmade from red crepe paper by disabled veterans in hospital workrooms across forty states. Workers are paid for each poppy and materials are provided by the Legion Department. Over 25 million poppies are sold annually for more than 2 million dollars in proceeds used for rehabilitation and aid to needy veterans and families.

Rebecca Smith Caroline Unit No. 29 United States Legion Department American Legion Auxiliary Legion the Auxiliary

Lions Sponsor DDT Spray For Town Denton Lions Club project

The Lions Club of Denton will sponsor a town insect protection program this summer with a spraying machine on loan in late May and June. Experts from the Maryland University Extension Service will administer a full DDT spray dose at an estimated cost of $300. Donations will be welcomed as the club covers the total payment. A Denton spraying demo last summer showed the service’s effectiveness.

The Lions Club of Denton Maryland University Extension Service Lions

Cancer Fund Quota Exceeded By $500

Mrs. William F. Wolf of Denton announced that subscriptions from Caroline County communities totaled 2482.24, exceeding the $1950 quota for the American Cancer Society campaign. Donations from Denton Federalsburg Preston Greensboro Ridgely Goldsboro Hillsboro Marydel Henderson Andersontown Hobbs Harmony Williston ranged from 643.25 to 18.50, with clinics at the public health center in Denton each third Thursday supervised by two Baltimore physicians.

William F. Wolf Denton cancer control campaign Caroline County American Cancer Society Marydel Henderson Andersontown Hobbs Harmony Williston

Delmarva Chicken of Tomorrow Festival Set for Georgetown

Delaware Maryland and Virginia poultry groups plan a Delmarva Chicken of Tomorrow festival in Georgetown from June 23 to 24 tied to the 1948 finals of the National Chicken of Tomorrow contest. The event includes $7,000 in cash prizes, a Festival Queen selection, a Sussex County celebration, a noon barbecue on June 24, and farm tours.

Delaware Maryland Virginia Georgetown Del A & P Food Stores Delmarva poultrymen Sussex County Dave Greene Dover Delaware Feed Dealers Association George Clendaniel Denton Warren C. Newton Bridgeville J. Frank Gordy Charles Williams Delmarva Chicken-of-Tomorrow Chicken-of-Tomorrow committee peninsula

Fire Ladies Meet Denton Volunteer Fire Company Auxiliary

The Fire Ladies and the Ladies Auxiliary of Denton Volunteer Fire Company plan their first regular monthly meeting on Thursday May 27 at 8 o clock in the Fire House. Prospective members may join at the meeting. The unit, formed only weeks ago, has already proven an asset to the firemen.

Denton Volunteer Fire Company

Caroline County Seniors To Receive Diplomas In 1948

Caroline County high schools announce commencements with list of seniors earning academic, general, commercial, and vocational diplomas. Names include Marguerite Horner Anthony Lederer Mervin Pentz Beverly Seidel Norwood Allston Betty Beers James Blades and many others across Caroline County high schools. Commencement dates set for May 26 to May 28 1948.

Caroline County Caroline High School Marguerite Anne Horner Anthony W. Lederer Mervin Arthur Pentz, Jr Beverly Maryland Seidel Norwood H. Allston Clarence Everett Baynard Betty Anne Beers Mary Patricia Behlke Frances Irene Blades Lee Turner Blades Gladys Jean Bullock Virginia Lee Cannon Howard Melvin Dean William F. Detwiler Malcolm Gray Dickie Lois Eleanor Drews Winfield Allan Ellwanger James Robert Farrer, Jr Anna Susan Arthur Wheatman Phyllis Ann Alburger Dorothy Lee Andrews Phyllis Edith Beauchamp Geraldine Ferrick Lorraine Geisel Anna Marie Gottwall Mary Frances Mundt Greensboro High School Academy Kenneth Douglas Bolt Charlesta Ann Davis June Lorraine Dean James Rockne Hopkins Robert John Huber Lois Arlene Huddle Dorothy Mary Antal Dawson Howard Anthony Ralph Ober Barnes Dorothea Elizabeth Butler James Marvin Cohee George Arthur Dean Kenneth Lee Dennis Joseph William Frampton Lawrence Milton Harris Francis Alan Jarman William Robert Jones Robert Harry Karcher John Theodore Koch Alice Carol Kornrumpf Elizabeth Kathleen Kriss Geraldine Lapham Henry Medford Marvel Elaine Ruth Meredith Martin William Miller Ella Mae Murphy Virginia Pearl Myers Maurice Edward Porter Dorris Kaye Reed Alfred Leon Richard Alvin Edward Simpson, Jr Gene Christopher Tribbett James J. Tuneff Hilda Ruth Baynard Betty Lee Bennett Dorothy Alvirda Breeding Helen Marie Dobson Virginia Arletta Draper Lillian Melinda Golden Leona Charlotte Greeley Margaret Elizabeth Maule Betty Ruth Murphy Patricia Jean Nashold Betty Jane Nichols Alma Bow Nielsen Preston High School Lois Ida Dulin Janet Mae Kelley Alice Cornelia Van Schaik Robert Van Schaik Morgan Knight Bennett, Jr Donald Lee Brodes Carson Merritt Carroll John Merrick Cohee Charles Gustav Gadow Elinor Grace Leight Gary Cooper McDonald Esther Marie Nepert Elma Minnie Patrick William Edward Patrick Alva Webster Todd, Jr Maurice Ray Todd Wilmer Lemuel Toomey Lee Alan Williamson Peggy Ann Covey Betty Lou Kenton Betty Lee Morris Federalsburg High School Howard Burton Andrew Norma Jane Dukes Jean Marion Merriken Theodore Talbot Trice Alton Harper Bradley Carl Richard Call Doris Lee Harding Lucille Glenna Jackson Ridgely High School Ruth Virginia Cherry Mildred Virginia Clark Bernard Merle Crouse Margaret Geraldine Deibel Bettie May Harrington Landa Pauline Harrington Frances Jean Hevalow Elnora Katharine Hoffman Charlotte Ann Lister Doris Bette Pinkine Charles Gullett Saulsbury Claude Joseph Towers Robert Lee Towers Herbert David Walls Richard Allen Wooden Lockerman High School David Nathaniel Abrams Norwood Winfield Boyce John Eugene Bradley Albert Allen Brown, Jr Willard Henry Brown Eleanor Emily Brummell Kenneth Durice Butler Robert Lee Cluff Mary

Salary Increases For Methodist Pastors In Peninsula Conference

Salaries of pastors in the Peninsula Conference of the Methodist Church rose by nearly 40000 in the last year with over 400000 spent on church property improvements. Plans call for more than 400000 in new buildings and additions in the Dover and Salisbury Districts. Six ministers seek retirement and transfers involve the Easton District. Community church activities and benevolences show gains amid rising living costs.

Peninsula the Methodist Church Union Methodist Church Fifth Washington streets Wilmington Dover Salisbury Easton Woman’s Society of Christian Service Methodist Youth Fellowship Hamilton P. Fox Thomas C. Mulligan Omar E. Jones Tilghman Smith Charles W. Spry J. B. Dickerson E. C. Hallman J. T. Rowlenson Dickerson Essell P. Thomas J. P. George C. L. Reiter Randall Larson Baltimore Cly] Jackson R. E. Ferry Erie J. B. Robb Pittsburgh Zion Church Cambridge Oxford Church Hill Washington Church Hurlock Christ Church Chestertown Tilghman Sadlersville

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