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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1953

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New Apparatus Boosts Denton Volunteer Fire Company

The Denton Volunteer Fire Company announces a new 2-ton Dodge fire engine with a 500 gpm American Marsh pump and 500 gallon booster tank, bought via Bamberger Motor Sales and American Marsh Fire Apparatus. Cost about $9,500. The unit, to aid water access and efficiency, will help keep area insurance rates lower. Construction adds 24 feet to the fire house, two stories with a modern kitchen, ground floor housing for four engines, and progress will be done by the firemen to cut costs.

Denton Volunteer Fire Company American Marsh Bamberger Motor Sales Denton American Marsh Fire Apparatus Company Battle Creek Michigan

Youth Fellowship Workshop Closes At Camp Mardela

A three day workshop of the Youth Fellowship of the Mardela District Church of the Brethren ended at Camp Mardela near here. More than 50 youths counselors and leaders from the six peninsula congregations attended to learn the new church youth action plan led by national director Edward Crill. Local counselors included Mrs Roy Judy Sr Mrs Earl Hutchison and Gilbert Walbridge directed music and slides from the national conference. A hike along a new woods trail was a special feature.

Youth Fellowship Mardela Church of the Brethren Camp Mardela John Hartman Loretta Hartman Westover Edward Crill Elgin Ill Roy Judy Earl Hutchison Robert Schall Martin Eby Clifton G. Crouse Alvin Walbridge Gilbert Walbridge Jas. Dobson Mary F. Ebling Betty Lyons Howard Taylor Ira J. Mankameyer Ellen Peterson John Earl Hutchison Alvin Sanger Adele Beahm Art Gall Donald Crouse Donald Hutchison Kenneth Layton Martha Harrington Lois Hartman Dennis Todd Frances Fisher Phyllis Houston Joan Weisbrod Phyllis Cober

Thanksgiving Matinee At Dentonia Theatre

Dentonia Theatre offers a free Thanksgiving matinee on Thursday November 26 at 2 pm featuring popular cartoons and short films including Mickey Mouse Donald Duck Porky Pig Popeye Tom and Jerry Our Gang The Three Stooges and more. Owner Samuel Mellits has funded the annual community program for 19 years inviting all families neighbors and friends.

Dentonia Theatre Mickey Mouse Donald Duck Porky Pig Pop-Eye Tom and Jerry Our Gang Three Stooges Samuel Mellits

Thirty-Eight Traffic Deaths Reported In October In Maryland

Col Elmer F Munshower releases October 38 traffic deaths from Maryland State Police data. One month saw 2,711 accidents with 38 deaths, 1,162 injuries, and 1,854 property-only collisions. Urban and rural totals vary by county, with Baltimore City 7 deaths and rural areas 26. The year-to-date toll reaches 429, up 3 from last year, as winter driving hazards rise.

Elmer F. Munshower Maryland National Safety Council Munshower Baltimore City Baltimore County Howard Prince George’s Anne Arundel Carroll Cecil Charles Harford Wicomico Caroline Dorchester Frederick Kent Queen Anne’s Calvert Garrett Montgomery St. Mary’s Somerset Talbot Washington Worcester Col

Holiday Bazaar at Fellowship Hall Denton Dec 4 and 5

Fellowship Hall at the rear of First Methodist Church of Denton hosts the second annual WSCS Holiday Bazaar on December 4 and 5. Handwork booth led by Mrs. O O Stivers with helpers, plus a Candy Booth run by Mrs. T C Fleetwood and Miss Ella Carter, will offer handmade gifts, embroidery, crochet, home made candy, and goodies.

Fellowship Hall First Methodist Church Denton WSCS O. O. Stivers Benjamin Johnson Norman Irwin T. C. Fleetwood Ella Carter

Scouts from four counties to attend naval reserve meeting

Explorer Scouts from Talbot Queen Annes Caroline and Kent Counties are invited to a special meeting of Naval Reserve Composite Company 5 34 in Easton on Tuesday December 1 at 8 p m The program includes Navy vocational films and Fighting Lady about an aircraft carrier Refreshments will be served District Scout Executive Ayars notes the event aligns with Vocational Exploration for Explorers while the Boy Scouts of America has no official ties to the armed services

Talbot Queen Anne's Caroline Kent Naval Reserve Composite Company Wirt D. Bartlett Commdr U.S. N.R Naval Reserve Unit Centreville Bruce Ayars Easton Bartlett Navy Boy Scouts of America Armed Services

First Of 100 Pumpers For Civil Defense Arrive

The first shipment of portable pumpers ordered by the Maryland Defense Agency arrived and will be distributed to fire companies rescue training centers state owned rescue trucks and the Department of Forests and Parks. Three pumps go to Caroline County funded half by state and federal sources. Each unit carries 150 feet of 114 inch hose and 20 feet of 214 inch suction line and can pump about 90 gallons per minute. The full shipment costs about 17500 dollars.

Maryland Defense Agency Sherley Ewing Civil Defense Department of Forests and Parks Caroline County Ewing

Journal to Appear Earlier Next Week

The diary notes that all correspondents and advertisers should have copy ready one day earlier next week to ensure use. The office and plant will be closed on Thanksgiving Day, November 26, 1953.

Journal

Denton Free Library Plans Benefit Silver Tea

The Denton Free Public Library invites the community to a Silver Tea on Sunday November 29 from 2 to 4 PM at the Community Club House to benefit the library. An exhibition features Mr Don Swann etchings. Swann of Baltimore is nationally known with works shown at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Library of Congress.

Denton Free Public Library Community Club House Don Swann Swann Baltimore Metropolitan Museum of Art Library of Congress

Local Legion Post Honors Harry Jopp At Dinner Meeting

The American Legion Caroline Post No 29 held a dinner meeting Thursday night with 144 attendees at the Post Home. Francis A. Yeates led songs with Mrs W Reese Brown at the piano. Visitors included Edward J Walters State Commander and Marion Lieby North Eastern Shore officials plus their spouses. Local post members Paul Shoemaker and Marvin H Smith attended among others.

American Legion Caroline Post No. 29 Post Francis A. Yeates W. Reese Brown Edward J. Walters Marion Lieby North Eastern Shore District Lieby Auxiliary of the North Eastern Shawn Harry Jopp Marvin H. Smith Caroline Paul Shoemaker

Milk Producers To Elect Officers And Delegates

Five district locals of the Inter-State Milk Producers' Cooperative, representing more than 170 former members from Easton Cordova Queen Anne Preston and Chestnut Grove, plan annual dinners to elect officers and delegates for the Inter-State Annual Meeting in Philadelphia on December 10 and 11. Preston Chestnut Grove locals meet November 23 at 7 p.m. Immanuel Lutheran Church Preston. Easton Cordova Queen Anne locals meet November 24 at 7 p.m. Easton Fire House. Speakers include Inter-State President A. R. Marvel Director James M. Rodgers and Field man William B. Hastings.

Inter-State Milk Producers’ Cooperative Easton, Cordova Queen Anne Preston Chestnut Grove Philadelphia Preston and Immanuel Lutheran Church Easton, Cordova and Easton A. R. Marvel James M. Rodgers McVeytown William B. Hastings Centreville

Three Charges Lodged in $175 Accident

Arwood R. Hammond of Federalsburg faced three charges after a Route 319 collision with Mildred A. Miley of Preston. He was accused of reckless driving hit-and-run and drunken driving after his car struck Miley’s, veered into a field then returned to the highway and parked in W. I. Caulk's lane. Trial set for November 25.

Arwood R. Hammond Federalsburg Cpl Gus_ Koste Hammond Federalsburg-Hynson Mildred A. Miley Preston W. I. Caulk Miley

Beck Chevrolet Trucks to Be Shown on Nov 28

Beck Chevrolet Sales invites friends to its showroom on Saturday Nov 28 to unveil the 1954 model Chevrolet trucks. The firm shifts to a separate show day for trucks with staff on duty all day to greet visitors and explain the new power, appearance, economy and operating features to truck owners and drivers.

Beck Chevrolet Sales Chevrolet G. W. Beck Beck

County Firemen Meet in Greensboro Friday

Caroline County Firemen's Association met Friday evening November 13 in Greensboro with reps from all county companies except Preston Federalsburg and Goldsboro. They plan a firemen's field day next summer and a memorial service will be held at Hillsboro Queen Anne. Refreshments were served by the auxiliary after adjournment.

Caroline County Firemen’s Association Greensboro Preston Federalsburg Goldsboro Thillsboro Queen Anne

Social Security Representative to Visit Court House Denton

A Social Security Administration representative will be at the Court House in Denton on Monday November 23 starting at 11:00 a.m. The visit, arranged by Norman P. Foster of the Salisbury Field Office, aims to answer questions about Old Age and Survivors Insurance and help eligible workers file for benefits. Delays can be costly as amendments have expanded coverage and increased benefits, now including self employed, domestic workers, and certain farm employees.

Social Security Administration Court House Denton Norman P. Foster Salisbury Foster

Miss Dresher Speaks at Grace Church on Mission Work

Miss Mildred Dresher, returned missionary from India and a field worker for the Woman's Division of Christian Service, spoke at Grace Church Tuesday afternoon. She noted that wherever the Methodist Church is established, Women’s Societies form and send missionaries abroad to places like the Philippine Islands, Okinawa, Chile, and Africa. She urged missions as a bulwark against Communism, citing a young Indian communist who contrasted his zeal with Christians giving only leftovers.

Mildred Dresher India Woman’s Division of Christian Service Grace Church Methodist Church Philippine Islands Okinawa Chile Africa

Lions Ladies And Charter Night At Tidewater Inn

The Denton Lions Club marked its charter anniversary with a dinner dance at Tidewater Inn Easton on Monday. Guests included District Governor William Puncke and Mrs Puncke cabinet secretary Irwin Engrem and Mrs Engrem Denton Rotary president Robert W Downes Jr and Mrs Downes and the minstrel cast members not in the club. A full course turkey dinner and dancing followed with music by Lou Parrish Orchestra.

Denton Lions Club Tidewater Inn Easton William Puncke Puncke Irwin Engrem Engrem Denton Rotary Club Robert W. Downes, Jr Lou Parrish

Auxiliary Benefit Dance Here Next Friday

A Denton Unit Junior Auxiliary benefit dance for Memorial Hospital Eas ton is set for Friday November 27 at the Denton Armory from nine to one with Lou Starrt Orchestra. Supper is included and tickets are selling well. Also WSCS of First Methodist meets November 24 at 8 p.m. in Fellowship Hall with theme Scientific Knowledge a Stewardship presented by Circle No. 1 and Mrs Roy Slaughter and Mrs John Mandrell.

Denton Theaston Memorial Hospital Memorial Hospital Easton Denton Armory Lou Starrt WSCS First Methodist Church of Fellowship Hall Circle No. 1 Roy Slaughter John Mandrell Christian Social Relations Committee

Letters To Santa Publication Deadline Set

Readers asked to submit letters to Santa for publication by December 3, 1953. The Denton Journal notes the date ensures inclusion of letters received for the issue.

Santa

Roads Chief Speaks at Rotary Meeting in Denton

Russell H. McCain chairman of the State Roads Commission spoke to the Rotary Club of Denton on Tuesday evening about the twelve year roads program. He outlined benefits for Caroline County and the state, and praised delegate John W. Logan, chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, as Logan attended as his guest.

Russell H. McCain State Roads Commission Rotary Club of Denton Caroline County General Assembly John W. Logan Ways and Means House of Delegates McCain Logan

County Fire Report For Month Of October

The eight county fire companies answered 33 alarms, 10 in towns and 23 rural. They logged 5058 man hours, traveled 289 miles, used 1450 feet of 1 inch hose and 4450 feet of 1.5 inch hose, and raised 300 feet of ladder. Damage was estimated at $213,475 with $208,125 insured.

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