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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1953

Page

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Baltimore Gets Big League Baseball

After a 50 year gap big league baseball returned to Baltimore as the American League approved moving the St. Louis Browns to the city by an 8 to 6 vote and widened the circuit to ten clubs. Baltimore leaders Mayor D Alesandro Clarence W Miles and others pressed for the move, proposing to acquire 80 percent of Browns stock at 12 dollars per share. The plan would make the Orioles owned by Baltimoreans and run under a new setup.

St. Louis Browns Baltimore Pacific Coast D’alesandro Clarence W. Miles Browns New York City Orioles Bill Veeck Miles Veeck

Caroline Choral Society Concert in Denton Friday

The Caroline Choral Society will present a program at Caroline High School in Denton on Friday October 9 at 815 pm with Mrs Virginia Duffett of Seaford and accompanist Mrs Anna Lee Trader of Seaford as assisting artists. The program includes Hungarian Dances I Am Titania from Mignon La Danza Vesper Bells Nightingale O My Beloved Daddy and The Sleigh among others. Admission is 1 for regular tickets and 2 for patrons tickets with patrons list to be printed if received by October 4.

Virginia Duffett Seaford Anna Lee Trader Caroline Choral Society Caroline High School Denton I AM Titania Ballard Arr Simeone van Heusen

Annual Harvest Festival Here October 23rd

The Denton PTA Harvest Festival will be held Friday October 23 with pony rides hay rides band music indoor and outdoor games and hobby exhibits. Adults over 18 may exhibit for prizes. organizers Ruth Mezick Lucretia Gibbs and George Clendaniel will arrange details.

Denton Pta Martin Ruth Mezick Lucretia Gibbs George Clendaniel

Fire Prevention Assn Met Here Last Thursday

The State Fire Prevention Association held a meeting at the Fire House last Thursday evening led by Mr. C Van Heest of Baltimore, with Emory Walston of Denton as general chairman. Representatives from the Chamber of Commerce Lions Club Rotary churches Volunteer Fire Co School Board and others attended to hear on fire hazard inspections conducted October 28 in businesses and public buildings to reduce fire losses in Denton.

State Fire Prevention Association Emory Walston Denton C. van Heest Baltimore Chamber of Commerce Lions Club Rotary Volunteer Fire Co School Board

Preston Episcopal Church to Be Consecrated

The Rt. Rev. Allen J. Miller will consecrate the Chapel of the Epiphany in Preston on Sunday October 4 1953 at 730 pm. The church built in 1889 was bought by S Elbert Douglas then deeded to the Diocese of Easton for Preston worship. The mission has long served a small Episcopal congregation with Rev C Robert Sutton as priest in charge and Rev Mr Sutton named Vicar since July 15 1953.

Allen J. Miller Diocese of Easton Church of the New Jerusalem Preston S. Elbert Douglas Episcopal William McClelland Robert Sutton Miller

Nugent urges civil defense planning for refugees

Lt. Gen. Nugent told the Denton Rotary Club that a major foreign attack could displace thousands to the Eastern Shore. He warned that unprepared communities risk mob violence and hunger among refugees arriving from metropolitan areas. He urged Rotary leaders to organize a relief structure.

Nugent Civil Defense Talbot County Denton Rotary Club The Rotary Club

Baldwin to Address Denton Community Club on Status of Women

Mrs. Robert H. Baldwin of Baltimore will discuss the Status of Women at the Denton Community Club meeting on Friday October 2 at 2 p m Miss Ellen Carter Nichols of Caroline High School will perform piano selections Special guests include members of the Hurlock and Preston Community Clubs The program is arranged by Mrs Theodore Orme Citizenship Committee and hostesses are Mrs Harry Nuttle Mrs James Wise Mrs William Beers Mrs Frank Kopen Mrs James Clarke Mrs E E Carney Mrs Hamilton Hallowell and Miss Sue Saulsbury.

Robert H. Baldwin Baltimore Denton Community Club Ellen Carter Nichols Caroline High School Hurlock Preston Theodore Orme American Citizenship Committee Harry Nuttle James Wise William Beers Frank Kopen James Clarke E. E. Carney Hamilton Hallowell Sue Saulsbury

Wild Denton Auto Chase Ends With Short Jail Sentence

William Brittingham of Greensboro received a fourteen day sentence in Caroline County Jail after a late Saturday night chase through Denton streets. Marshal Cpl. Gus Koste stopped him near Sixth and Lincoln. Brittingham claimed he did not know he was being pursued. He also paid fines totaling 31 dollars and 50 cents for eight stop sign violations and reckless driving.

William Brittingham Greensboro Caroline County W. A. S. Wright Denton Cpl Gus Koste Brittingham Sixth Lincoln Randolph Second Streets

Rails Play Big Part In Storing Surplus Grain

New York on September 30 Operation Mothball completed the task of storing surplus wheat in 125 unused ships of the Federal Maritime Board. Railroads moved 28,125,000 bushels in four months using about 142 miles of boxcars to reach storage points in New York City, Baltimore, and Norfolk terminals.

New York Federal Maritime Board Hudson and James Rivers David I. Mackie Eastern Railroad Presidents Conference Mackie New York City Baltimore Norfolk

Man Injured by Shotgun Blast on Farm Near Hobbs

Joseph Harris of near Hobbs was injured Saturday when Edden Tribbitt fired through a screen door after Harris approached the Tribbitt home to collect money. Harris, treated at Memorial Hospital Easton, faces assault charges with trial set for October 19. Tribbitt also jailed then released on bond.

Joseph Harris Hobbs Edden Tribbitt Cpl Gus Koste Incdent Harris Tribbitt Mr. Tribbitt Memorial Hospital Easton Denton Volunteer Fire Co W. A. S. Wright Caroline County

Girl Scout Fund Drive Named Honorary Chairman

Elbert N. Carvel, former Governor of Delaware, will be honorary chairman for the Peninsula Girl Scout Council fundraiser October 25 31 covering Delaware and Maryland. Mrs K Thomas Everngain announces the event as aimed at promoting girl ideals and delinquency prevention with Carvel noting his daughters involvement in scouting. A Delaware county district chairmen meeting led by Robert Grime of Seaford is planned in Seaford Wednesday eve.

Elbert N. Carvel Laurel Del Delaware Girl Scout Council Maryland K. Thomas Everngain Denton Carver Delaware County Robert Grime Seaford

Proclamation Declares Employ the Handicapped Week

Governor McKeldin designates October 4 to 10 as Employ the Physically Handicapped Week urging officials, business, and organizations to cooperate in this effort. The plan cites veterans and others with disabilities and notes Maryland agencies will promote employment opportunities, with volunteers already planning county and city projects.

Theodore R. McKeldin Korea Maryland Department of Employment Security Department of Vocational Rehabilitation Baltimore City

Rue Appointed Secretary of Packers' Association

John W. Rue is named Secretary of the Tri-State Packers' Association succeeding Calvin L. Skinner. Rue has two years as assistant secretary. Edith Lee Porter becomes Treasurer after 25 years. The group covers Delaware Maryland New Jersey and the Eastern Shore of Virginia with 175 canners and 135 allied industries. It ships about 300 million dollars in products annually and marks its 60th anniversary. About 25 000 people are employed with seasonal increases and over fifty million dollars in wages.

John W. Rue Tri-State Packers’ Association Calvin L. Skinner Glenn F. Knaub Mr. Rue Edith Lee Porter Delaware Maryland New Jersey Virginia

New Greensboro appoints Nolan Hubbard as police chief

Nolan Hubbard assumed duties as Greensboro's new police chief on Monday. Town commissioners purchased a patrol car to improve efficiency. Hubbard patrols school crossings but a noon-hour change is being considered. A crackdown on double parking on Main Street is planned to ease congestion. Parking near the fire house side street will be banned between Main Street and Dr Stonesifer's office. The stop-sign system will be revamped with further changes as needed.

Nolan Hubbard Greensboro Hubbard Main Main Street

Victims Buried After Greensboro Murder Suicide

Funeral services for Mabel Mildred Reed and Marion Robert Reed were held in Greensboro with burial at Greensboro Cemetery. They were found dead from bullet wounds on a woods road near Masten's Corner Delaware, listed as murder and death by own action by state police. Survivors include parents, siblings, and several extended relatives.

Mabel Mildred Reed Marion Robert Reed Rawlings Greensboro Ray W. Kirwan Trinity Methodist Church Goldsboro Masten Reed Lacy Franklin Draper Caddie Hurd Draper Felton Oliver B Catherine H. Reed

Boy Scout Drive Progressing In Caroline County

Caroline County Chairman Harry R. Hughes reports $1110 raised in one week from participating communities. He praises the Boy Scout Movement for adventure and character building, urging generous gifts to sustain the program’s work and citizenship training.

Harry R. Hughes Caroline County Hughes Boy Scout Movement

Caroline Teachers Meet for Europe Talk at Ridgely High

Caroline County teachers attend a meeting at Ridgely High School on Wednesday October 7 with a featured talk My Impressions of Europe by Mrs Sarah Griffith Federalsburg Elementary School faculty. Lewis Davis Federalsburg High principal and association president announces. The program includes year plan mapping committee reports solo by Miss Teressa E Coe and dancing with refreshments.

Europe Caroline County Teachers Association Ridgely High School Lewis Davis Federalsburg High School Sarah Griffith Federalsburg Baltimore Teressa E. Coe Preston

Alumni Homecoming At Salisbury College

The Salisbury State Teachers College Alumni Association schedules its annual fall homecoming for Saturday October 10. Mrs Mil dred West Davis of Berlin Md, president, announced events including a 2 pm alumni game against the varsity bulls, 2:45 pm registration, tea from 3:30 to 4:30 with hostess Miss Ruth Powell, and class reunions from 4:30 to 5:00 followed by a brief business meeting.

Salisbury State Teachers College Mildred West Davis Berlin Ruth Powell

Court To Meet Monday For October Term

The October term of the Circuit Court for Caroline County will convene Monday morning. Docket lists include two civil appeals ten civil trials five criminal appeals and five recognizances. Jurors drawn by district include Thelma Heath er T Olin Ford Thomas Gough Mary Miller Rosanna Collier Iether Good Denny Taylor Arthur Brumbaugh Sarah Iash Viola Karcher Howard Thomas Luther Bennett Jr Mary Nuttle Theodore Manlove William Sengerman Dolly Moore Josephine Orme William Spencer Ross Roy Legates Adelie Schmick Lydia Kleinwachter Thomas Trice III Alvah Klahold Leo Frase Margaret Trampton Pearl Bryant C Jerome Brown Isabelle Dobson Sc Ross Robinson Christian Nagel Clarence Thomas Ruth Clopper Pauline Butler John Eveland Ralph Werner Paul Beauchamp Jesse Emerson Helen Sauls bury Clifton Henry Earl Sparks Earle Redden Mildred Lister Margaret Blackburn Florence Love Edna Collins Harry Willis Richard Beau champ Jesse Emerson.

Thelma L. Heather T. Olin Ford Thomas H. Gough Mary R. Miller Rosanna R. Collier Iether M. Good Denny Taylor Arthur W. Brumbaugh Sarah M. Iash Viola Karcher Howard B. Thomas Luther T. Bennett, Jr Mary S. Nuttle Theodore R. Manlove William C. Sengerman Dolly T Ruth Clopper Pauline V. Butler John W. Eveland Ralph C. Werner Paul Beauchamp Helen F. Saulsbury Clifton E. Henry Earl M. Sparks Earle G. Redden Mildred G. Lister Margaret R. Blackburn Florence S. Love Edna S. Collins Harry P. Willis Richard Thomas Clarence E. Beauchamp Jesse E. Emerson

Arthur Murray Dancing Classes Start in Denton

Dancing classes begin Wednesday October 7 at the Denton Community Club House. Interested persons may contact Mrs Norris Coulby or Mrs John Mandrell for details.

Arthur Murray Denton Norris Coulby John Mandrell

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