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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1962

Page

4

State's Attorney Disposes Of Several Cases In Courts

On Thursday in Caroline County Circuit Court Chief Judge Carter disposed several cases. Susie Kelly Clark facing first degree murder was assigned counsel with trial postponed for preparation. Gustave Rampmeyer Jr. found guilty of breaking and entering and larceny. probation set. Alday Hanley Jr. and Donald Cook pleaded guilty to statutory burglary and larceny. probation granted. Simms Jr. convicted of three counts of bastardy. ordered to pay $15 weekly and post $300 bond. Roland Simons found not guilty of manslaughter. guilty of reckless driving and fined $100 with jail sentence suspended. Minors under 21 in a separate case forfeited bail. others not guilty.

Carter Caroline County Susie Kelly Clark Susie Kelly Winder H. R. Hughes Clark Gustave Frederick Rampmeyer, Jr Ridgely Claude Simms, Jr Federalsburg Simms W. A. Stewart Wright Denton Roland Albert Simons Richmond Robert Emory Ramsey College Park Delaware State Line Simons Wright John DeFord Harvey DeFord Foster Williams

Not Guilty Verdicts In Petty Larceny And Assault

The court found not guilty of petty larceny for the unnamed defendant and not guilty of assault for Jo seph Marquardt of Preston, concluding the charges lacked sufficient proof.

Joseph Marquardt Preston

Review Of Traffic Deaths On Maryland Highways

Twenty persons were killed on Maryland highways in the week ending November 18 the heaviest toll in months. Eight drivers, four passengers, and eight pedestrians died. Alcohol contributed to seven deaths, speed to six, and driver error to sixteen. Pedestrian victims included four teens and three elderly individuals. The 83 year old man was killed when a brake failure led to a runaway vehicle.

Maryland State Police

Caroline County Health Association Elects Officers

The Caroline County Health Association elected F. D. Zeigler Jr as president Frank Kopen as vice president and Mrs Geraldine Podlesny as secretary treasurer for 1962 63 at the board meeting held Friday Nov 16 The group reported Election Day Tag Day Drive contributions totaling 458 30 from Denton American Corner Ridgely Preston Federalsburg Greensboro Hillsboro and other towns to fund new items for the Loan Closet including fifteen beds nineteen mattresses and ten folding wheelchairs available free of charge via Caroline County Health Department at Denton 56

Caroline County Health Association F. D. Zeigler, Jr Frank Kopen Geraldine Podlesny Denton American Corner Ridgely Preston Federalsburg Greensboro Hillsboro Caroline County Iealth Department

J D Englar to Speak in Cambridge November 26

The Delmarva Chapter of NOMA invites members to hear J D Englar director of plant operations at McCormick and Company Inc. and a University of Baltimore instructor on Monday November 26 at 6 45 PM in Cambridge.

Cement American Management Association NOMA Ray Langrell Phillips Hardware Company Cambridge Elks Trome Delmarva J. D. Englar McCormick and Company, Inc Englar University of Baltimore Society Advancement of Man

Church Dedication and Community Visits Reported in Hobbs

Mrs L H Thomas reports a Charge-Wide Church Service at Prospect Church with Sunday School unit dedication and Lord's Acre Ingathering. Notes visits by Elmer Butler and family to Tuckahoe Neck and Burrsville area, plus multiple guests and local social calls across Hobbs community.

Elmer Butler Ann Butler Pat Frye Marvin Butler Tuckahoe Neck Prospect Church Lord’s Acre Dawson Fountain WSCS Mawson Fountain Francis H. Trice, Jr Tom Ireland Fort Trackson S. C Wm. Woodward Greensboro Ronnie Blazejak Denton Georgia Butler Harvey Farris Joe Willoughby Burrsville J. A. Willoughby Roland Towers L. H. Thomas Robert Garrett, Jr Kate Johnson W. G. Holbrook T. H. Towers Madeline

The Bigger the Executive The Less Work They Do

A concise claim argues that higher ranking executives perform less substantive work as organizational scale grows. It discusses leadership lanes and delegation, suggesting efficiency shifts rather than hands on output. The note prompts reflection on management structure and productivity dynamics.

Beauty Students Change Schools In Dover And Salisbury

Mrs. Roland Cartwright reports Janet Kay McGinnes, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joel McGinnes, has transferred from Del Mar Va Beauty Academy Salisbury to Beauty Culture School Dover and is now living at home. Mrs Hilda Seamans of Wilmington spent the weekend with Mrs Clara Quillen. Mrs Lillian Shively, Miss Jean Shively and William Nicholson of Chestertown were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Delbert Simpson in Dewey Beach. Mr and Mrs Bryan Shockley of Exmore Va spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Leroy Cartwright.

Janet Kay McGinnes Joel McGinnes Del-Mar-Va Salisbury Beauty Culture School Dover Hilda Seamans Wilmington Clara Quillen Lillian Shively Jean Shively William Nicholson Chestertown Delbert Simpson Dewey Beach Bryan Shockley

University Madrigal Singers and Carolers in Christmas Song

The U. of M. Madrigal Singers and WBAL-TV Carolers will perform in authentic costumes in Song of Christmas on December 24 from 11:25 to 11:55 p.m. and December 25 from 10:30 to 11:00 a.m. with Christmas Round the World.

U. of M. Madrigal Wbal-Tv

Social Notes from Denton and Surrounding Areas

Susie Noble reports from Denton as families host guests including Mr and Mrs Jesse Fearins and Rita Ann Scott. Mrs Lillie Hignutt dies in Easton Hospital after years of poor health. Funeral at Moore’s in Denton with burial at Concord Cemetery. Debbie Tull visits grandparents Clarence Breeding. Joe Laramore and wife dine with the Fearins in Denton.

John Stevens Denton Jesse Fearins Barbara Lillen Breeding Gail Breeding Joyce Faye Porter Rita Ann Scott Glen Fearins Bridgeville Lillie Tsignutt Willie Hignutt Easton T Hospital Moore’s Concord Cemetery Debbie Tull Greenwood Clarence Breeding Joe Laramore

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