United Fund Drive Extended One Week in Caroline County
At a Court House meeting directors extended the Caroline County United Fund Drive by one week due to slow progress toward the roughly $21,000 goal. Officials urged generous gifts to support Red Cross, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Mental Health and Memorial Hospital, warning deficits could curtail services. drive ends Monday November 17.
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Court House
United Fund
United Fund Group
Ed Unger
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Mental Health
Memorial Hospital
Caroline County
Talbot County
Deaconess to Speak to Easton District WSCS
Miss E Louise Nichols a deaconess and field worker for the Woman s Division of Christian Service will visit the Easton District WSCS November 17 to 20. She will speak at Hillsboro Queen Anne Ingleside First Chestertown St Marks Easton and Cambridge churches with themed addresses on promoting WSCS work. Nov 15 16 partly cloudy showers 17 18 19 20 fair and frosty.
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E. Louise Nichols
Woman's Division of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Easton
Woman's 5 Society of Christian Service
Miss Nichols
Oria
National College
Ecumenical Institute
Switzerland
Europe
North Methodist Church
Columbus
Ohio
Zion Church
Cambridge
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Micro Midgets Put On Thrilling Greensboro Speedway Show
A Sunday Greensboro Speedway micro midget card delivered thrills with new cars and motors. Smoky Plugge led early in heat one before car 50 claimed the win. heat two saw 181 spinning and 111 finishing ahead of 12. The feature produced multiple pileups, car flips, and a dramatic finish with 111 under pressure from 12 as 38 rolled over. Continued on page 8.
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Chaptank Speedway
Smoky Plugge
Skipton
H. Shulties
B. Miedl
Micdl
B. Spiering
B. Marvel
Vernon Blades
Bill Marvel
Ruth Dean
Elsie Marvel
Shirley Tribbitt
Betty Shutties
Veterans Day Observed At Greensboro School
Veterans Day program at Greensboro High School sponsored by Caroline Memorial Post No 7937 Veterans of Foreign Wars featured invocations by Rev H D Dukes, color guards from the Post and Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company, a proclamation by Wilson T Thornton, taps by Johnny Melhuish, and an address by Denton attorney K T Everngam. The event honored living and fallen veterans with a minute of silence and was organized with cooperation from principal G B Hastings.
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Greensboro
Greensboro High School
Caroline Memorial Post
H. D. Dukes
Greensboro Pilgrim Holiness Church
Post
Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company
Wilson T. Thornton
Johnny Melhuish
K. T. Everngam
Denton
Everngam
G. B. Hastings
Veterans Day Observed In Carline County Ceremonies
Tuesday morning marked the first Veterans Day observance in Carline County with Proclamation honoring World War I World War II and Korea. In Denton the event was led by Caroline Post No 29 American Legion with help from the National Guard Denton Volunteer Fire Co and local staff. The sequence included color guard presentation opening prayer by Rev Joseph James Commander George Chapis reading the presidential proclamation a moment of silent prayer and a National Guard rifle salute.
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Denton
Caroline Post No. 29
American Legion
Caroline National Guard
Denton Volunteer Fire Co
Frank Gerhardt
Caroline High School
Legion and National Guard
United States
National Guard
4-H Banquet Honors Denton Youth Achievers
The 4-H Boys and Girls Annual Achievement Banquet was held at the Denton Armory on Thursday evening November 6 at 6 45 attended by 380 4 H ers parents and friends Special guests included Mrs Esther Crouse Mrs Nelson Covey Mr and Mrs George Clendaniel Mr and Mrs O O Stivers Mrs Maurice Todd Mrs Alma Morrison Miss Ella Carter Mr Frank Gerhardt Mr Edward Covell Jr Mr E J Harris and Mrs Dale Palmer Toastmistress was Miss Carole Kleinwachter of the Preston Twiggs Dennis Ridgely Boys led the pledge and Sarah Van Dyke of the Denton Midgets delivered theInvocation The Concord Chipmunks provided music and Jane Lister and Donald Sutton played piano selections Various state district and county awards were presented to 4-H girls and boys in categories such as record books demonstrations public speaking dress revue and leadership awards The Concord Chipmunks received a State Recognition Certificate for National Safety Awards Program A large list of 4-H leaders received Honor Ribbons and leadership pins for years of service A candle lighting service closed the program with a committee headed by Claire Downs and officers and banquet helpers named The Denton Church of the Brethren hosted the banquet service.
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Denton Armory
Esther Crouse
Nelson Covey
George Clendaniel
O. O. Stivers
Maurice Todd
Alma Morrison
Ella Carter
Frank Gerhardt
Edward Covell
Concord Chipmunks
Jane Lister
Donald Sutton
Miss Bullard
Mr. Reger
Claire Downs
Sandra Coulbourne
Ruth Ann Wharton
Dottie Billmeier
Charlotte Ruf
Roberta Downs
Judy Thornton
Phyllis White
Timonium Fair
Merry Lee Engerman
Donna Hill
Shirley Cowgill
Ruth Ann Brindley
Anne Decker
Danforth Foundation
Anne Plummer
Preston Twiggs
Harold Uber
Greensboro Little Workers
Helen Aden
Denton Little Workers
Pearl Eveland
Aunt Pearl's
James Voss
Denton Little Midgets
Chauncey Downs
Perry Voshell
Preston Midgets
Hall Pepper
Pearl
Lawrence Thornton
Helen Engle
C. E. Jackson
Preston
Betty Wooters
Otis Wharton
Girls’ County Council
Dorothy Vonville Margariet Richardson
Julig Nagel
Mary Ann Uber
Mary Lou ‘Wyatt
Karen Hackett
Dorothy Vanville
Betty Jean Saathoff
Jane Aden
Pat Bennington
Ann Billmeier
Vickie Lane
Dottie Stirn
Melinda Chaffinch
Merry Lee Enlge
Sarah van Dyke
Steve Gehring
Presiton
Robert Saathoff
Denton
David Nagel
Warren Downs
Richard Edwards
Ridgely
Joseph Edwards
Herman Wharton
Rand James Lane
Federalsburg
Dairy
Louis Fuchs
Jay Hoffman
Joseph Boyle
Greensboro
Frankie Harris
Danny Lane
Eugene Pippin
Robert Uber
Alfred
Saathoff
Wayne Wharton
Joseph Grime
Robert Stirn
Don Korte, Jr
Larry Toad
Kenneth Wood
David Thomas
Glenn Blough
Leroy Frase
Alan Holsinger
Henry Fuchs
William Saathoff
Eugene Harris
Walter Coulbourne
Alan Nagel
Alan Lockerman
R. Hursey Porter, Jr
Richard Sanders
Daworth Foundation
Betty Moore
Herman Wollarton
Joseph Voshell
Wayne Cawley, Jr
Mary Pepper
Carole Kleinwachter
Billy Kleinwachter
Paul Sharp
Denton Church of the Brethren
Edward Derrickson
Salvation Army Fund Drive Set for November 17 to 29
The Salvation Army launches its Service Unit program in Caroline County Maryland to aid the needy. A Service Unit Committee led by chairman T Conover Crouse with E J Haris Preston and Mrs Louise Dennison coordinates local humanitarian services and fund drive activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Caroline County
Maryland
T. Conover Crouse
E. J. Haris
Preston
Louise Dennison
Thanksgiving Matinee And Santa Claus Day Combined
The Dentonia Theatre and Chamber of Commerce present a free Thanksgiving matinee on Friday November 28 at 2 p m featuring cartoons shorts and comedies. Santa will greet attendees and parade to the firehouse where each child receives a free gift. Bring the kids and enjoy this town event with no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dentonia Theatre
Santa Claus
Chamber of Commerce
Two Die In Collision Near Denton Wednesday
Arthur Fiori and his young daughter from Bridgeville died in a near head-on crash west of Denton on Route 404. Arthur Minty of Harrington and a Dover owned pickup driven at high speed reportedly caused the wreck, with Madeline Fountain Fiori critically injured. Denton fire units assisted as gasoline spilled and both victims were taken to Memorial Hospital Easton.
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Arthur Fiori
Bridgeville
Denton
S. E. Hallowell & Son
Ford
Vernon T. Bledsoe
Fiori
Outton Bros
Dover
Arthur Minty
Harrington
Tror
Bledsoe
Minty
Madeline Fountain Fieri
Easton
Denton Volunteer Fire Co
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Oklahoma
James A. Garfield
New Jersey
U. S
Sun
Greensboro Speedway
Arthur Dean
Bob Miedl
Walter Lane
Miss Dean
Armory
Carline County
J. Millard Tawes
James P. Devereux
J. Glenn Beall
Thomas D’alesandro, Jr
Congress
Tihiomas F. Johnson
Edward T. Miller
Comptroller of the Treasury
John A. Derree
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C. Ferdinand Sybert
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Robert A. Wallace
Judge Court of Appeals
William R. Horney
Edward D. E. Rollins
Harry R. Hughes
House of Delegates
Orland B. Blades
Jesse D. Ellis
John W. Eveland
Emmett
Hignutt
John S. LeGates A
John M. Saulsbury
Homer Schmidt
A. Webster Todd
J. Carlton Mandrell
William S. Orme
Orphans’ Court
Maurice A. Brackett
M. Hilda Covey
Walter C. Dillon
Charles V. Moore
Robert F. Schrieber
Edward D. Sparks
D. Ralph Horsey
W. Harry Jopp
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Carlton V. West
William E. Andrews
Alan L. Bennington
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James Owen Knotts
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