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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1953

Page

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Snow disrupts Eastern Shore transport and power

A heavy wet snow began on Friday November 6 paralyzing roads across Caroline and nearby counties. Drifting up to four to six feet blocked routes, halted mail and phone service, delayed or canceled buses, and stranded students and families. By Sunday most main roads were open, trunk lines restored, and power crews treated outages, with a new baby born in Ridgely and continued service improvements noted.

Denton Caroline Walter G. Kerslake Clark Smith Henderson Greensboro Oscar Nichols Hammer Homer G. Stufft Alton Smith Goldsboro Ridgely School Burrsville Whiteleysburg New Bridge Greensboro-Ridgely Ridgely Harrington Washington Brick Hotel Tenance William Wroten Kent General Hospital Dover Wright Mills Wroten Trailways Baltimore Rehoboth Beach Wye Mills Easton Mildred Cole Eastern Shore Public Service Company Lester Love Boyce Mill Road Memorial Hospital Denton-Greensboro

Southern States To Hold 30th Anniversary Meeting

Kenneth Shaffer of Denton will attend the 30th Anniversary Southern States meeting in Richmond Virginia on November 17 and 18 as official delegate. Also attending are Charles W. Baker and more than 1500 participants. Highlights include the annual report by O E Zacharias Jr, a basketball tournament final, board of directors updates, talks by Kenneth McFarland and tours of facilities. Charter Virginia Seed Service members and early seed poolers will be guests.

Kenneth Shaffer Denton Southern States Richmond Charles W. Baker Southern States Agency O. E. Zacharias, Jr Kenneth McFarland Topeka Kansas General Motors Corporation Virginia Seed Service

Poultry Conference Panel Features Dr Porter on Disease

Dr James E Porter of Salisbury Livestock Laboratory joins a panel on Recent Field Observations of Chronic Respiratory Disease at an educational poultry conference set for November 18 at Maryland State Teachers College. Other panelists include Dr I M Moulthrop and Dr E H Peterson.

James E. Porter Salisbury Livestock Sanitary Laboratory Maryland State Teachers College I. M. Moulthrop Salisbury Livestock Laboratory E. H. Peterson Charles Phizer Company Terra Haute Indiana Porter Salisbury Laboratory

Dr. French Elected To Council Post

The Rev Dr John E French pastor of First Methodist Church Denton and Bishop Allen J Miller of Easton were elected as vice presidents of The Council of Churches and Christian Education of Maryland and Delaware at its annual Baltimore meeting on November 5. They will serve as official representatives to the Delmarva Commission. The Council operates as the cooperative interdenominational agency with headquarters in Baltimore. Western Maryland Commission is led by Dr Frederick Eyster of Hagerstown. Baltimore Commission is led by Dr Miles W Conner and Mrs Raymond M Miller, who also heads The Maryland Council of Church Women. Dr Paul C Warren of Baltimore's Second Presbyterian is President and Rev Willis R Ford is Executive Secretary. Continued on page 5.

John E. French First Methodist Church Denton Allen J. Miller Protestant Episcopal Diocese Easton Council of Churches and Christian Education of Maryland Delaware Baltimore French

Journal Photographer Wins in National Contest

Elton L Kindleberger of Greensboro earned fourth and fifth place honors in the 1953 Pet Milk Summer Snapshot Contest. His prize photos titled Brenda Schofield and The Site of Freedom were judged by five Pet Milk officials and associated photographers.

Elton L. Kindleberger Greensboro Mr. Kindleberger Brenda Schofield Freedom Pet Milk Company Pet St. Louis

Wiss Wilson Speaks On Home Lighting At Denton Club

Miss Julia Herbert Wilson of Choptank Electric Cooperative outlined Home Lighting Better Light Better Living at the Denton Community Club meeting on Friday November 6. The program featured door prizes, a piano duet by Connie Koste and Gus Ixoste Jr, and refreshments, with a strong turnout despite a heavy snowstorm.

Wiss Wilson Denton Community Club Julia Herbert Wilson Hame Choptank Electric Co-operative Oron F. Smith Fred B. Nuttle Moritz Moszkowski Connie Koste Gus Ixoste, Jr J. Kemp Stevens T. Carville Fleetwood E. Theodore Orme John F. Mandrell Orme Calvert C. Merriken Sx. Thomas Everngamn

Choptank Alumni Chapter Formed

The Choptank Chapter of the Washington College Alumni Association formed in Cambridge last week with a new constitution and officers. Alumni from Talbot Caroline and Dorchester Counties are included. Western Maryland chapter formed recently at Cumberland. Officers: Fred Asilton president Elizabeth Farber vice president Betty Orme secretary Jane Mellor treasurer. Executive committee: Marvin H. Smith William Johnson Eugenia Barto.

Washington College Alumni Association Cambridge Talbot Caroline Dorchester Maryland Cumberland Fred Asilton Denton Elizabeth M. Farber Betty Smith Orme Jane Oyster Mellor Royal Oak Marvin H

Two Ferries Set For Washington State Trip

Maryland built ferries Nice and O Conor to be towed 6000 miles to Seattle and to join Washington State Toll Bridge Authority service in Puget Sound. The vessels left Fairfield after state sale following Chesapeake Bay bridge opening.

Chesapeake Bay State of Maryland Harry W. Nice Herbert R. O’conor Seattle State of Washington Pugent Sound Maryland Drydock Company Fairfield State Roads Commission Washington State Toll Bridge Authority Nice O’conor Maryland Drydock

Watch For Tuberculosis Cross Symbol Of Hope

The red Double-Barred Cross is the registered trademark of the National Tuberculosis Association and its Caroline County affiliate. The Seal shows a singing child and will mail November 16 beginning the 1953 sale through December to fund tuberculosis prevention and control. Buying Seals supports safer healthier community life.

National Tuberculosis Association Caroline County Tuberculosis Association

Problems Of Club Presidents To Be Discussed

The Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs will hold an advisory council and board meeting on Tuesday November 17 at Trotter Emerson Baltimore and Calvert Streets in Baltimore. Morning sessions start at 10 with round table discussions on club presidents issues. Three groups address memberships with moderators, then a general assembly at 1130 in the Ballroom. A luncheon and musical program at 1 pm features Mrs. Theodore S. Chapman speaking on The Challenge of the Federation and leading follow up discussion. The Willing Workers Circle meets Monday November 16 at 745 pm at the home of Mrs. William S Towers. co-hostesses are Mrs. Albert Dukes and Mrs. Herbert Craft.

Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs Trote General Federation of Women’s Clubs William S. Towers Albert Dukes Herbert Craft

Rotarians to Attend District Conference

Den ton Rotarians join 43 Maryland and District of Columbia clubs for the annual Rotary District 267 conference in Washington on November 13 and 14. President Robert W. Downes Jr. said the event reviews service activities and plans for greater effectiveness.

Denton Rotary International Washington Robert W. Downes Rotary Club Maryland District of Columbia Downes Richard FE. Vernor Chicago Rotary Theodore Halbert Wilson University of Baltimore Rotary Club of Baltimore George H. Buck University Hospital Wesley M. Gewehr University of Maryland Donald H. Andrews John Hopkins University Philip Lovejoy

Lost Mason Dixon crown stone found in Baltimore library yard

A 600 pound crown Mason Dixon boundary stone bearing the arms of Lord Baltimore and William Penn was found in a Baltimore library yard after a three state search led by William T. Mahoney of Hillcrest. The marker, placed in 1765 by Dixon and Mason, had traveled from St Louis for the 1904 exposition and later ended up forgotten until Mahoney located it and notified Marydel officials it would be returned.

Marydel Baltimore William T. Mahoney Hillcrest Lord Baltimore William Penn Maryland Delaware Jeremiah Dixon Charles Mason St. Louis Annapolis Enoch Pratt Library Falls Road

National Diabetes Week events announced for November

Dr Charles Winnacott, president of the Caroline County Medical Society, announced National Diabetes Week activities from November 16 to 20. Free urine tests will be offered during and beyond the week at Ridgely and Preston with additional diabetes education sessions planned for diabetics and their families.

Charles H. Winnacott Caroline County Medical Society Ridgely Ridgely Lions Club The Caroline Sun Winnacott Preston Plummer

Richardson Grave to Become Historical Monument

At the fall meeting of the Caroline County Historical Society in Federalsburg, Max Chambers announced a deed agreement between Dr. and Mrs. Lee C. Holt and the Caroline and Maryland Historical Societies to restore Colonel William Richardson’s grave at Gilpin’s Point on the Choptank River. The address hailed Richardson as Caroline County’s father, as Marvin H. Smith spoke to over forty attendees braving a blizzard.

Caroline County Historical Society Federalsburg Max Chambers Lee C. Holt Gilpin’s Point Caroline and Maryland J. DeWeese Carter Hector Gardner Plains South Dakota Paul A. Croll

Dr Winiarz Speaks To BPW On Mental Hygiene

The Caroline County Business and Professional Women's Club hosted Dr Elizabeth Winiarz of Cambridge as guest speaker on mental hygiene She heads Mental Hygiene in Cambridge Easton and Chestertown Dr Edwin G Riley also spoke briefly Miss Beatrice Williams chaired Health and Safety arranging the program at the Health Center.

Caroline County Business and Professional Women’s Club Elizabeth Winiarz Cambridge Winiarz Easton Chestertown Edwin G. Riley Beatrice Williams Health and Safety

Thanksgiving Dance Planned at Legion Home

The American Legion Auxiliary Caroline Unit No 29 votes to host a Public Thanksgiving Dance at the Legion Home on November 26. Music by Lee Paige and his Dover orchestra. dancing from 9 to 1, admission 2.50 per couple.

American Legion Auxiliary Caroline Unit No. 29 The Legion Home Lee Paige Dover

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Buzzard E. W Kindleberger Dentonia Theatre Extension Service Choptank Washington State Downey Edwin B. Meredith F. M. Rogers Caroline County National Diabetes Week Richardson Weather Data Sun
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