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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1951

Page

7

Leonard Guthrie engagement announced in Ridgely

Mr and Mrs C W Guthrie of Ridgely announce the engagement of their daughter Betts to Air Joseph F Leonard son of Mr and Mrs George Leonard of Salisbury The bride to be works for the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation in Salisbury He is employed by the Salisbury Post Office December 29 is set for the wedding in Ridgely

C. W. Guthrie Ridgely Betts Joseph F. Leonard George Leonard Salisbury Division of Myr. Leonard

Krohl andrews Wedding in St Pauls Methodist Church

Aliss Rachel Andrews daughter of Mr and Mrs Milton S Andrews of Wilmington married Paul D Kohl son of Mrs Bessie Kohl of Terra Haute Ind at St Pauls Methodist Church. Rev Roy Thawley and Rev J Earl Cummings officiated. The couple will reside in Glen Mills Pa after a wedding trip.

Aliss Rachel Andrews Milton S. Andrews McCabe Avenue Wilmington Paul D. Kohl Bessie Kohl Terra Haute Ind St. Paul’s Methodist Church Roy T. Thawley Federalsburg J. Earl Cummings Alan B. Callaway Salisbury Donald S. Webster Bruce “H. Andrews John H. Granger S. Ralph Andrews, Jr Elkton Lee C. Sistare Jean E. Dawson Andrews Lycoming College Williamsport Delaware Hospital Kohl Purdue University DuPont Company Elam Road Glen Mills

Personal Notices Ties Townfolk Gatherings and Birthdays

Mrs John Shaffer stays at the home of Mr and Mrs William Cole in town. Burton A Roe returned from Memorial Hospital Eas ton last week. Gilbert Roe and Mrs James Clarke attended Kohl Andrews nuptials in Wilmington. Charles Ankeney and family from Clear Spring visited over the weekend. William Beers Jr and his wife spent the weekend with her parents in Brunswick Maryland. Cpl William S Anderson and Cpl Oscar Anderson of Erie Pennsylvania were guests of Lester Love. Miss Margaret Ann Wooters celebrated her thirteenth birthday.

John Shaffer William Cole Town Burton A. Roe Memorial Hospital Easton Gilbert Roe James Clarke Wilmington Charles Ankeney Clear Spring Rue William Beers, Jr Brunswick Cpl William S. Anderson Oscar Anderson Erie Lester Love Margaret Ann Wooters

Greensboro News Briefs Chapter Ill At Home

Mrs Charles Dill remains ill at her South Main Street home. Mrs Roy Griffin ill but improving. Mr and Mrs Norman Smith welcome a son. Effa Plummer ill at granddaughter’s home in Goldsboro. L W Taylor Sr and Cpl Leon Griffith visited Mrs Leon Griffith in Mt Wilson and Towson Md. Ed Cagle family spending Thanksgiving week in Philadelphia. Mildred Ginn visited relatives near Newark N J. Lillian with friends in Wilmington. Circle No 1 of the W S C S hosted by Mrs Walter Weaver. Jesse Porter and daughter Mary Katherine were in Baltimore.

Charles Dill South Main Street Roy Griffin Norman Smith Effa Plummer Carlton Smith Goldsboro L. W. Taylor Cpl Leon Griffith Mt. Wilson Towson Ed Cagle Philadelphia Mildred Ginn Newark N. J Lillian Wilmington Circle No. 1 W.S.C.S Walter Weaver Town Jesse Porter Mary Katherine Baltimore

Denton Community Club Sets Friday Meeting

The Denton Community Club will meet at the Club House on Friday November 16 at 2 p.m. Mrs. Daw son O. George chairs the Legislature Committee. Guest speaker is Senator Layman J. Redden. Hostesses include Mrs. Willoughby Nowell Mrs. Elmey Shoemaker Mrs. Charles Barrow Mrs. Thomas Reilly and Mrs. R. N. Hitch ens. Members urged to attend.

Denton Community Club Dawson O. George Layman J. Redden Willoughby Nowell Elmey Shoemaker Charles Barrow Thomas Reilly R. N. Hitchens

Aurora Brightens Night Landscape Like Half Moon

A vivid aurora lights the night sky over the landscape, glimmering with an intensity roughly half of a full moon. The display casts subtle colors across fields and trees, creating a quiet, ethereal scene.

Pedestrian Safety Emphasized By Maryland State Police

The Maryland State Police warn that 173 people were killed by automobiles last year, many pedestrians walking in bad weather. Colonel Munshower cites 85 deaths from pedestrian carelessness or drunkenness. In November the force stresses walker caution, urging all pedestrians to look both ways, walk facing traffic, and not rely on drivers to stop.

Mhnep Munshower Alaryland State Police Walker J Ile Maryland

Rex C. Smith longtime Morgantown real estate figure dies

Funeral services for Rex C. Smith, well known realtor of Parsons West Virginia, were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at his residence 208 Lane Avenue. The Rev Dr Leroy Hippler officiated. Burial followed at Cedar Grove Cemetery Mt Morris Pa. Smith died at White Gables Rest Home Parsons after a stroke three weeks earlier. He was in insurance and real estate since 1925 and led Morgantown Real Estate Board and local insurance group. He served as superintendent of Morgantown Independent District schools 16 years before the county unit system, moved to Parsons in 1909 as Morgantown High School principal, became superintendent in 1913 serving until 1929 then entered private business. Born in Cambridge Md he was son of the late Mark H Smith and Sara Clark Smith. He married Charlotte Wade in 1913. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Robert W. Smith, a son, and two grandsons. brother of the late Dr M Duke Smith of Cambridge.

Rex C. Smith Parsons W. van I Lane Avenue TL Leroy Hipaper Cedar Grove Cemetery Mt. Morris Ife Morgantown Real Estate Board Smith Morgantown Independent District County Unit System Morgantown High School Mr. Smith Cambridge Mark H Sara Clark Smith Western Maryland College Pennsylvania Columbia Charlotte Wade Clark C. Wade Morris Alexander L. Wade Robert W. Smith Kanawha Head Dr. M. Duke Smith

Japan Buys 100000 Tons Monthly Coal in 1951

Japan cannot secure coal from North China and Manchuria and is purchasing 100,000 tons of coking coal from this country each month during 1951.

Japan China Manchuria

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