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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1954

Page

9

Greensboro WSCS meeting and community notices in May

The Greensboro WSCS met May 15 in their hall with 25 members, presenting a program on Not Above His Altar and sharing UN visit experiences. Numerous social visits and church events are noted, including welcoming Ridgely Grange members and church summer plans, plus a long list of local visitors and family gatherings across Greensboro and nearby towns.

Greensboro WSCS Circle No. 4 United Nations Martha Bilbrough Methodist Church Ridgely

Memorial rites mark Caroline Council event in 25th year

The Caroline Council No 7 Jr O U A M announces its twenty fifth annual memorial exercises for Sunday June 2 with Rev F W Kirwan and others in charge. Nearby, a fatal crash near Waddell's Corner killed Herman Paul as his touring car collided with a gasoline truck. County road decisions prompted debates between Denton and Hicksman routes as surveyed paths faced last minute opposition. May 19th was a family birthday surprise for W T Thawley in Denton with a 79 cake. Several social notices follow including engagements, hospital commencements, and a union service for Irvin's Chapel. A saw mill accident injured John Greenlee. a wedding linked Margaret Robinson and Raymond Long occurred in Ridgely. The Willsboro-Queen Anne Gun Club hosted a large shoot with 25 shooters and nine prize awards.

Caroline Council, No. 7 F. W. Kirwan J. Carroll George Harry Sk. Tubbs Irvin Smith Herman Paul Preston Waddell’s Corner Cambridge Denton Easton Paul Ollie Whitten Cambridge Hospital Ing Mr. Tharp Grant ‘Tharp Caroline Penn's Grove N. J Liberty Fire Company A. G. Gelletly Henry Kenneth Pauline Howard Hospital John Irvin Irvin Goldsboro Cedar Grove C. R. Curtis Mr. Irvin John Greenlee Henderson Kent General Hospital Dover Margaret Robinson Harry Robinson Ridgely Redmond Long Walter Long M. E. Wheatley Willsboro-Queen Anne Herbert Neal Wesley Thawley H. Caulk Ernest Longfellow Whiteleysburg Harry Gibson Queen Anne C. K. Stewart

Home Dry Cleaning Hazards and Safety Rules

A home dry cleaning rule warns against flamable liquids and urges using non flammable fluids only with carbon tetrachloride avoided for safety. Experts from the University of Maryland emphasize there is no absolutely safe method or fluid and advise outdoors cleaning and thorough airing to dissipate odors.

Guy Gienger University of Maryland Feixtension Service Maryland Farm Safety Program Gienger

Marriage Licenses Granted in Milford and Nearby Areas

A list of individuals receiving marriage licenses includes Clarence Lynch Jr. and Kathryn Gray. Emory Deel and Evelyn Coleman. Francis Schrader and Helen Fink. Ray Kenton and Irene Tucker Walls. Charles Shorts and Patricia Payne. Frank Evans and Johnnie Durford. Lawrence Wallace. Martina Passwaters. Charles Bradley and Lottie Wright. Oscar Scharch. Doris Darling. Marvin Christopher. and Sarah Walls. Locations cited include Milford Delaware Philadelphia and Bridgeville with ages ranging from 18 to 46.

Clarence Henry Lynch, Jr Milford Del Kathryn Anthony Gray Greensboro Emory Brian Deel Bluefield W. Va Evelyn Effie Coleman Baltimore Francis John Schrader Helen Martha Fink Philadelphia Ray ST. Kenton Irene Evelyn Tucker Walls Charles Shorts Middletown Patricia Payne Harrington Frank Evans Johnnie Bell Durford Bridgeville Lawrence William Wallace Martina May Rebecca Passwaters Charles Edward Bradley Lottie Wright Oscar Herman Scharch Tilghman Doris Mae Darling Preston Marvin Benjamin Christopher Hurlock Sarah Grace Walls Federalsburg

State Park Areas Offer 200 Nominal Fee Cabins

In thirteen state park and forest areas there are 200 cabins available to rent at a nominal fee. The program expands lodging options for visitors seeking affordable recreation, with cabins distributed across multiple sites to accommodate short stays and family groups. Each cabin provides basic amenities and is intended to boost outdoor access.

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