Twenty five Years Ago Continued Highlights and Obits
The Denton area notes include visits by Mrs. Otis Smith and travelers to Florida, gatherings hosted by Elmer Downes and others, and guests from Linwood, Vernon, and nearby towns. The Caroline county farm and home exhibit in Denton drew wide representation with many grain and vegetable entries. Harry Stevenson of Greensboro died at 54 after illness. funeral with Baptist rites held. widow and four daughters survive. The Twentieth Century Community Club of Choptank reported a successful October exhibit with 360 entries. Dorothy Emerson and County Agent McKnight participated in judging household and farm products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Downes
Roland Howard
Linwood
Mark Howard
Leonard
William
Edward
Andrew Towers
Lawrence
Robert
American Corner
W. B. Middlemas
Hackensack
N. J
J. Atwood Todd
Andersontown
Webster Todd
Hurlock
Arlie Outten
Vernon
Del
Iva Moore
Greensboro
Lillie Fearins
William Fearins
Denton
Earl Ivins
Caroline County
Harry Stevenson
Stevenson
Greensboro Baptist Church
J. Berkstresser
Delmar
McKee
J. Edgar Shockley
Twentieth Century Community Club
Dorothy Emerson
College Park
McKnight
Dorchester County
Card of Thanks for S. N. Harris
We thank relatives and friends for kindness during the illness and death of my husband and our father S. N. Harris and for flowers and loan of cars. Mrs. S. N. Harris, daughters and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. N. Harris
Kibler Returns to Coach Washington College Baseball
J Thomas Kibler will coach the revived Washington College baseball program next spring, announced by President Daniel Z. Gibson. Kibler, a longtime figure at the Shore institution, returns after the sport was dropped last year due to manpower and budget limits. The Mason-Dixon Conference welcomes the move, with hopes for a strong, early start indoors for pitchers and catchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington College
J. Thomas
Kibler
Daniel Z. Gibson
Yale
Ohio State
Chestertown School
Shore Institution
Washington
Ed Athey
Mason-Dixon Conference
Navy Ensign Linhard Receives Wings at Pensacola
Service Short Ins Leo D Linhard USN son of Mr and Mrs Andrew B Linhard of Box 395 Denton has reported for duty at Kingsville Texas He enlisted in 1948 and after Washington DC stationing entered Pensacola as an Aviation Cadet in 1950 Oct 1951 he was commissioned as an Ensign and earned his Naval Aviator wings Ens Linhard worked for Western Electric in Denton before joining the Navy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo D. Linhard
USN
Andrew B. Linhard
Box 395
Denton
Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Kingsville
Texas
Jens. Linhard
Navy
Washington, D. C
Pensacola
Fla
Ens. Linhard
Western Electric Company
Radio Newscasts Fuel Public Interest in Reading News
Radio newscasting has increased public interest in reading news. This shift highlights how audio reporting drives audiences to seek printed coverage for fuller context and detail.
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The
Travelers Safety Service
Otis Smith
Rachel Lucas
Florida
Lane Moore
Fort Lauderdale
New Jersey
Southern States Farmers’ Supply Cooperative, Inc
Denton, Maryland
College Nine
W. T. Lockerman
Tle Lumber Co
G. Emory Gottwall
Brazil
South America
Ecuador
Chile
Johnny Bell
Newark Terminal
Pier 3
Hoboken
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company of
Baltimore City
Chevrolet
Fisher
America
Beck CI
Fifth & Gay Streets