Benj F Johnson Awarded Bronze Star in Europe
Corporal Benj F Johnson of the First Army is in Germany with Lt Robert Moore, son of Mr and Mrs Virgil Moore of Denton. He has seen action in the Leipsic sector and earned the ETO ribbon a Bronze Star Good Conduct Badge and Combat Infantryman Badge.
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Cpl
Benj. F. Johnson
First Army
Germany
Robert Moore
Virgil Moore
Denton
Leipsic
E.T.O
Tri County Dorchester Scout Camporee Highlights Local Troops
Maryland scouts from Talbot Queen Annes Dorchester and Caroline counties gathered at Easton High School Park May 18 20 drawing 268 scouts 18 troops and 45 patrols. Officials included John W Noble and James M Warner with the Maryland State Guard inspecting. The event featured a softball tournament with 12 teams culminating in a Church Hill troop victory and a Court of Honor recognizing Scoutmasters with Red Star awards for first quarter 1945.
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Maryland
Talbot
Queen Anne’s
Dorchester
Caroline
Easton High School
John W. Noble
James M. Warner
Harry Wilson
Morris Jones
Donald Jones
W. Clyde Collier
J. Redden
Marlin A. Zimmerman
R. Oscar Smeal
Maryland State Guard of
Easton
Levin F. Morris
J. Noble Payne
James K. Dillon
Del-Mar-Va
George Ehinger
Phillip G. Rhoads
Clark W. McKnight
Frederic Wellington
Wilmington
Church Hill
Fishing Creek
Preston
Layman J. Redden
Denton
Wm. F. Brohawn
S. M
Cambridge
Charlie Kinnamon
Eldridge Lloyd
Vienna
Earle Robinson
Walter Barnes
Axford Barrow
Milton Fairbank
St. Michaels
Oliver Harrison
Trappe
Howard Bloomfield
Oxford
Clarence Wooden
Ridgely
Richard Carroll
Centreville
Willard W. Hickman
W. J. Bonner
Richard Roden
Henderson
Louis Tillon
Tilghman
Peninsula Conference appoints Essel Thomas Easton District sup't
The Peninsula Methodist Conference closes its sixth annual meeting in Wilmington with Bishop Flint announcing 45 pastorate changes. Essel P. Thomas becomes Easton District superintendent. Thomas C. Mulligan named Dover District supervisor. J. Earle Cummings moves to St. Paul’s Cambridge. revisions affect Wilmington and other districts with two holdovers and terms for six years.
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Bishop Flint
Essel Thomas
Essel] P. Thomas
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Wilmington
Easton
Peninsula
Salisbury
Charles Wesley Flint
Washington
Thomas
J. Earle Cummings
St. Paul’s Church
Mulligan
Walter A. Hearn
Dover
Elkton
J. J. Bunting
Cambridge
Oliver J. Collins
Ralph C. Jones
Cummings
Charles H. Hudson
Trinity
St. Georges
W. S. Grant
Mr. Hudson
H. K. Krams
St. Michaels
Brooks E. Reynolds
Marshalston
Mr. Reynolds
St. Mark’s
Wilmington Manor
R. E. Proud
Holly Oak
Harry H. Conner
C. M. Eiderdice
Crisfield
Flint
Charles W. Flint
Asbury
John A. Clark
Brackex
John E. Jones
Brandywine
Roy T. Thawley
Calvary
Hopewell
J. D. Robb
Leed’s
S. O. Parsons
Millington
D. T. Pritchard
Mt. Lebanon
W. E. Fosnocht
Newark Union
J. K. Helms
Newark
A. J. Jackson
New Castle
George H. Murphy
Newport
P. E. McCoy
North East
H. G. Hoadway
Perryville
H. N. Bailey
Port Deposit
W. H. Revelle Jr
Red Lion
D. J. Moore
Richardson Park
A.B. Frye
Rising Sun
J. R. Bicking
St. John’s
Howell O. Wilkins
Stanton
W. S. Green
Warwick
J. C. Boulden
Zion
R. R. Stephens
Thomas C. Mulligan
Bethel
W. A. Turner
Blades
D. T. Campbell
Bridgeville
L. E. Wimbrow
Camden
A. W. Goodhand Jr
Canterbury
J. T. Bailey
Cheswold
C. W. Spry
Clayton
Ewells
Leipsic
H. B. Kelso
St. Paul
R. W. Kirwan
Eestor
E. L. Bennett
Grace
A. W. Goodhand
Dagsboro
J. H. Anderson
J. Wesley
C. Stanley Lowell
Eliendale
W. G. Barlow
Farmington
Manean Warrington
Frankford
O G. Brewer
Felton
J. R. Diehl
Frederica
Milford Neck
D. E. Wood
Georgetown
W. P. Kesmodel
Wesley
O. E. Jones
Circuit
W. L. McClintock
Greenwood
James O'Neill
Greenwood Grace and
Cannon
FE. C. Graham
Gumboro
C. E. Wilkins
E. N. Wright
Magnolia
H. N. Nicklas
Middletown
C. H. Connelly
Milford Avenue
Frank Herson
L. E. Werner
Millsboro
W. L. Beckwith
Milton
Goshen
W. H. Hudson
Milton Elliott
Nassau and
Unity
F. H. Truitt
Ocean View
Millville
F. G. Louhoff
Odessa
H. M. Davis
Rehoboth
D. W. Baker
Roxana
J. F. Langrall
Seaford
Mt. Oliver
Gethsemane
W. H. Stone
St. Johns
S. B. Bradley
C. P. Butler
Selbyville
C. S. Jarvis
Smyrna
R. E. Green
Townsend
Tilghman Smith
Whitesville
A. G. Thomas
Wyoming & Woodside
W. O. Hackett
Berlin
C. W. Branford
Bishopville
W. A. Hill
J. T. Rowlinson
Immanuel
M. E. Wheatley
Mt. Pleasant
G. M. Elderdice
Mariners
R. H. Wilson
Deal Island
J. H. Whedbee
New Plant Opens in Denton to Serve Local Farmers
J McKenny Willis & Son of Easton will open a new Denton plant on June 1 as a near customer service move. Edward Covell Jr will manage the partnership with J McKenny Willis Jr. The plant will feature modern grinding and custom mixing, future grain unit, electric scales, and a large weighing platform. The firm already ships hundreds of thousands in feed regionally and works with most Talbot county farmers, aiming to extend service in Caroline county.
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J. McKenny Willis & Son
Easton
Denton
Edward Covell Jr
J. McKenny Willis Jr
Covell
Talbot County
Caroline County
Orme Elected Vice President Group 5
E Theodore Orme cashier of the Peoples Bank of Denton was elected vice-president of Group No. 5 of the Maryland Bankers Association. The group includes bankers from Caroline Kent Queen Anne's and Talbot counties with Clarence M. Melvin as president and Harry Coleman as secretary and treasurer.
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E. Theodore Orme
Peoples Bank of
Denton
Maryland Bankers’ Association
Elmer T. Orme
Caroline
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Talbot Counties
Clarence M. Melvin
Millington
Harry ©. Coleman
Chestertown
Graduates To Finish Courses At Area High Schools May 1945
Lists of graduates from Caroline Greensboro Preston Ridgely Lockerman and other high schools with commencements set for May 28 to May 30 1945. Academic Commercial General and Vocational Home Economics courses named for each school and graduate.
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Caroline High School
Norbert Hans Herman Drews
Edwina Warfield Breeding
Barbara Ann Fitzgerald
Phyllis Christine Andrew
Doris Marie Butler
Betty Lenora Cheezum
Marion Isabelle Lutz
Doris Elisabeth Hynson
Eunice Corrinne Martin
Gladys Lenora Neal
Elizabeth Rose Patrick
Elinor Evilene Pearson
Louis Chance Andrew
Richard Frederick Behlke
William Alvie Horner
Russell L. Hubbard
George Douglas Lowe
Otis
Doris Virginia Nichols
Mildred Ermadeen Nichols
Martha Mary Osterman
Cora Ann Roe
Margaret Jane Wooters
Greensboro High School
Albert Rinner
David Carl Rostien
Doris Elaine Edwards
Porokas
E. Pearson
Betsy Ann Tayor
Virginia Lilian Anthony
Emma Claire Greeley
Ruth Gene Gottwall
Phoebe Jane Jarrell
Thomas Albert Virsack
Jerry Zloch
Rebecca Ellen Carter
Mary Rose Fleming
Margaret Genevieve Harris
Preston High School
Albert Fletcher Sisk Jr
Clara Estelle Wright
Ernest Harry Plutschak
James Herbert Fuchs
Helen Eva Schulke
Anna Mae Kelley
Dorothy Ann Chance
Betty Leelovey
Jean Frances Davis
Dorothy Jean Fleetwood
Martha Christine lLe Gates
Loretta Rena Morgan
Ellen Katherine Schmick
Bertie Elizabeth Wooters
Willie George Carroll
James Stuart Coulbourne
James Edward Gadow
Lloyd Perry Hopkins
William Ernest Lubba
Gordon Franklin McDonald
Francis Elmer Mueller
David Lee Nordberg
Charles Mundt
Alan Lee Quidas
Joseph Addison Patchett Jr
Claude Merrill Taylor
Edgar Francis Todd
Federalsburg High School
John Hershey McConnell
Edna Agnes Layton
Mary Eleanor Nichols
Betty Ann Nobie
Mary Elizabeth Wright
James C. Dew
Ruth Muriel Bradley
Elma Deannette Moore
Pauline Hilda Patchett
Ralph P. Bradley Jr
Bruce Marden Butler
Reuben Hubert Donovan
David P. Mikelau
Fred Nagel
Jack Richardson
Carlton Shufelt
William Robert Todd
Norris Wheatley
Eileen Dale Banning
Alford James Johnson
Daniel Arwood Lake
Daniel Medford Pritchett
Sampson P. Simpson
Melvin Asbury Taylor
Margaret Althea Wilson
Thomas Kenneth Stanford
Maryland Offers Building For Sale At Denton Corner
Sealed bids for a two story frame house at First and Market streets in Denton are due by noon June 4 to the district engineer of the Maryland State Roads Commission in Chestertown. The property must be removed by August 1. The state bought the building to ease a traffic hazard at a busy intersection used by Baltimore and Washington travelers. The plan includes widening the boulevard to match Market Street and planting shrubbery after grading the hill.
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First
Market Streets
Maryland State Roads Commission
Chestertown
White House
Courthouse Square
State Roads Commission
Caroline County Commissioners
Town Commissioners of
Denton
Maude Stewart Downes
Washington
First Street
Harry 8. Dailey
Marydel
Denton National Bank
Stewart
Market Street
Baltimore
Seashore
Social Security official to visit Denton for interviews
Mr. Norman P. Foster, Manager of the Salisbury Field Office, Social Security Board, will be in Denton Tuesday next May 29. He will be available for interview at the Post Office at 2 p.m. that day.
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Norman P. Foster
Salisbury Field
The
Social Security Board
Denton
Denton Lt. Thawley Home On Leave From Pacific War
Lieut. (j.g.) Robert Hooper Thawley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley E. Thawley of Denton, is visiting on leave. He has served in the Philippines and other Pacific areas, earning five battle stars for Lingayen Gulf Luzon Leyte Guam and Okinawa while aboard the USS Rixey. He went overseas December 10 1943, received an Ensigns commission after Notre Dame course, promoted to lieutenant January 1 1945, and will report back to duty in San Francisco June 14.
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J.g
Robert Hooper Thawley
Wesley E. Thawley
Denton
Thawley
Philippines
Pacific
Lingayen Gulf
Luzon
Leyte
Guam
Okinawa
U.S.S. Rixey
Notre Dame University
San Francisco
Old Trinity Anniversary Service in Dorchester May 27
The Rt Reverend William McClelland Bishop of Eas ton will inaugurate the Old Trinity Church anniversary service at 3 p m on Trinity Sunday May 27 in Dorchester County. The Rev Charles W Hinton and Rev William R Phipps will assist with music by the Christ Church Cambridge choir and the Old Trinity Association will meet prior to the service.
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William McCleland
Easton
Old Trinity Church
Dorchester County
Friends of the Church
McClelland
Charles W
Florida
California
Middle West
United States
Clark Receives Bronze Star For WWII Service
15th Air Force announced Sgt. Lester A. Clark of the 804th Bombardment Wing earned the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service in support of operations against the enemy. The Denton Maryland native served 17 months overseas as Sergeant Major, with the B 24 wing flying nearly 275 missions against Axis targets in central and southern Europe.
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15Th Aaf
Italy
Lester A. Clark
Denton
Maryland
15Th Air Force Headquarters
Clark
804Th
Fay R. Upthegrove
Olean
N. Y
Hitler
Europe
Marshal von Rundstedt
France
Balkans
Dorothea S. Clark
Hazelwood Farm
John Clark
Eleventh Ave
West
Ashland
Wisc
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