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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1944

Page

8

Nuttle Named President of Southern States Cooperative Board

At the Richmond meeting on November 1, District 66 director Nuttle was elected president, succeeding B. G. Locher. D. G. Harry became District 5’s rep, replacing P. C. Turner, and J. E. MacDonald retained his District 7 seat. New director G. Clyde Nichlas filled District 3 after A. G. Harwood Jr. resigned.

Southern States Cooperative Richmond Harry H. Nuttle Denton B. G. Locher Glasgow D. G. Harry Pylesville P. C. Turner Parkton District 5 J. E. MacDonald Martinsburg W. Va McDonald G. Clyde Nichlas Northwest, Va A. G. Harwood Jr Williamsburg District 3

Personal And Social News Items From Denton to California

Denton resident Mr. James A. Trazzare will move to California joining his son in Hollywood after a Washington trip today. He marked his 88th birthday on March 2 and has long been involved in banking with Peoples Bank of Denton and a Preston bank. Also noted, a 4-H Club is organized by young girls from Andersontown and Williston with officers Jean Nea and others. Engaged: Mary Frances Betton to Davison Liden. both locals with strong Caroline County ties. Additionally, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Butler visited Harriet Bess Butler at Western Maryland College with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Holsinger travel to Chester, Pa., to stay with relatives. Miss Jean Beauchamp heads to Boston for a weekend visit. The Good Cheer Bible Class of First Methodist plans a meeting next Wednesday after prayer meeting. Joseph Reed remains a patient in Wilmington General Hospital after a leg injury in Elkton.

James A. Trazzare Denton California Washington Eastern Airlines National Hollywood Clifford Trazzare Peoples Bank of Trazzare Caroline County Preston The Peoples Andersontown Williston Doris Petry Harold Scott Jean Nea Shirley Maloney Elma Jean Reed Doris Perry Janet Hoffman Etta Mae Willey Ann Butler Nancy Schall William Betton Mary Frances Betton Davison Liden William Liden Federalsburg Miss Betton Greensboro High School duPont Company Seaford Liden Caroline High School George A. Butler Harriet Bess Butler Western Maryland College Louis Butler Janet Lou Western Maryland J. P. Holsinger Chester George Middleton Jean Beauchamp Boston Good Cheer Bible Class First Methodist Church Joseph Reed Wilmington General Hospital Elkton

Deaths of Mrs Annie Smith Twilley at 67 in Denton Md

Mrs Annie Smith Twilley 67 widow of G Walter Twilley of Cambridge Md died early Thursday in Denton at her daughter Mattie M Smiths home where she had lived three years after illness since September 26. Funeral 2:30 Saturday Holloway Funeral Home Salisbury burial Parsons cemetery. Surviving sons S Franklin Smith Salisbury Edward A Smith Cambridge two daughters Mrs George Leonard Salisbury and Mattie M Smith. Seven grandchildren. Brothers Wilson Tilghman and Emory Tilghman of Salisbury.

Annie Smith Twilley G. Walter Twilley Cambridge Denton Mattie M. Smith Holloway Funeral Home Church Street Salisbury Parsons Cemetery T. C. Mulgan Cambridge Methodist Church Carl E. Range Christ Church, Denton Twilley Wicomico County Daniel and Ida Humphries Tilghman Alfred M. Smith Mt. Herman Twiliey Preston S. Franklin Smith Edward A. Smith George Leonard Caroline County Health Department Wilson Tilghman Emory Tilghman

Death of Mrs Martha E Liden near Anderson town

Mrs Martha E Liden widow of Willis A Liden died Thursday November 2 at her daughter Mrs Grover Passwaters home near Anderson town after several weeks illness. She would have turned 90 on November 18. A daughter of Clement and Hester Noble she was a lifelong Caroline county resident. She leaves three children.

Martha E. Liden Willis A. Liden Grover Passwaters Andersontown Clement and Hester Deen Noble Liden Caroline County

Family Notices for Denton Residents Mourns Local Figure

Mrs Anna Vickery Mrs Grover Passwaters Mrs Everett Passwaters and William M Liden of rural Denton led the list of survivors poring 26 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. W W Noble brother of the deceased and Edward M Noble former school superintendent of Caroline County are noted. Funeral services were held November 5 at Adams and Williamson Federalsburg with burial at Concord Cemetery. Rev P M Schauer officiated.

Anna Vickery Grover Passwaters Everett Passwaters William M. Liden Denton W. W. Noble Way Edward M. Noble Caroline County Adams and Williamson Federalsburg Kwial Wein Concord Cemetery P. MM. R. Schauer Concord Methodist Church

Funeral services for Miss Ola Gootee in local church

Funeral services for Miss Ola Gootee, longtime Philadelphia bank employee, were held Sunday at 2 p.m. at J. Virgil Moore Funeral Home. Burial followed in Concord cemetery near here. A Caroline county native, she was the daughter of the late Daniel and Annie Griffith Gootee of Andersontown. She leaves one sister, Mrs. Benjamin Cohee of Glyndon, Maryland.

Ola Gootee Philadelphia J. Virgil Moore Concord Cemetery Caroline County Daniel Annie Griffith Gootee Andersontown Benjamin Cohee Glyndon, Md

Sherman Council Dies After Tractor Gasoline Explosion

Sherman Council a farmer living between Bridgetown and Price Station died in Memorial Hospital Eas ton after a gasoline explosion caused by a lit cigarette while refueling a tractor. He died soon after admission. He is survived by his wife and several children.

Sherman Council Bridgetown Price’s Station Memorial Hospital Easton

Law Enforcement Conference At Easton Next Wednesday

FBI Special Agents will demonstrate defensive tactics using Judo to aid police handling dangerous criminals. A second Agent will lecture on testimony and courtroom behavior, while Mr. Vincent discusses fugitives from justice. Conferences follow in Maryland towns and in Wilmington and Dover Delaware during November.

Maryland FBI Vincent Baltimore Cumberland Haverstown Hyattsville Wilmington Dover Delaware

Old Hat Contests Highlight County Federation Event

In 1865 style bonnets, Mrs. Benjamin Lawless won oldest hit prize for a yellow braided poke bonnet. Mrs. Kirwin Smith claimed queerest hat for a 65 year fashion model near Denton. Mrs. Thomas J. Turkington and Mrs. Claude Howard presided as federation officers. A playlet “Martha Joins the WACs” was staged. Merle and Mary Joyce Crouse spoke on bird club. Group singing led by Mrs. Van Dyke. Other officers include Vice-president Turkington, secretary Stanton, treasurer Simon.

Goodey Peterson’s Benjamin Lawless Riccely Andersontown Kirwin Smith Denton Thomas J. Turkington Claude Howard Federalsburg Federation Martha Wacs Arthur Rosser Fred Trice Charles Thomas T. C. Thomas Merle Crouse Mary Joyce Crouse Our Bird Club Paul S. van Dyke County Federation T. 4. Turkington Robert Stanton Harmony Frank Simon Ridgely

In Memoriam for Elizabeth Frances Andrew

In memory of our mother Elizabeth Frances Andrew who died November 14 1940 four years ago. Her sudden end brought tears and grief yet the saddest part is she never said goodbye. Gone from our home we miss her loving memory remains.

Elizabeth Frances Andrew

My Wonderful Mother Mimi Warren In Loving Verse

Poetic memorial to a mother, describing deep grief and devotion. Mentions Edith Howard Minnie Warren and Lelin Towers, expresses desire to join her in rest, and reflects on faith and memory. A mourner vows to remember and honor her mother through sorrow and love.

Minnie Warren Lelin Towers

Hats back in fashion at Denton contest day

Utility garments shown in Denton as residents rummaged attics for long outmoded hats worn during the morning event while reserving modern chapeaux for the afternoon session. Mrs. James Stack of Ridgely attended.

Denton James Stack Ridgely

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nuttle Annie Twilley Oil City Greensboro Candy Household Furnishings Andhiye Snow Stafford’s Denton, Md Dentonia Theatre OWL Night Thurs. & Fri Smiley Burnette Republic Picture Gloria Jean Evelyn Ankers Patric Knowles Walter Catlett Marjorie Weaver and Treo Nee Ea Morgan's Creek Peggy Aval Ann Bly Helen Vinson Arthur Treacher Helen Broderick Edward Bromberg Quiz Kid Joel Kupperman Paramount Ericture Thurs. & Fii Eddie Bracken Ella Ella Haines Aru Columbia Apev i Miss Ola Gootee Memoriam Tex Ritter Bette Davis Mr. Skeffington George Murphy Frank Sinatra In Edith Howard Golden Gate Alwey Clark Shop Market Street Denton, Maryland Kladezee Garments J. Norman Clark Lin Biay
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