Logan Heads Health Assn Building Fund
At a Caroline County Health Association Building Fund Committee meeting on Tuesday night September 26 the chairman reported excellent progress toward a 40000 campaign for a central county health center. District quotas are set. solicitors report good reception. colored and district committees established. next meeting October 9 in Denton at 8 pm. District chairmen listed with districts 1 through 8. sub chairs assist in Denton Williston Burrsville Hobbs and Oil City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Health Association Building Fund Committee
Harrys Rieck
central county
Caroline County Health Association
Lula D. Ward
colored
Roland Thompson
Henderson
Russell Wright
Greensboro
John W. Logan
Denton
Sherman Griffith
Preston
G. Arthur McDaniel
Federalsburg
Clarence Kern
Martin L. Sutton
Ridgely
Harry Sullivan
American Corners
Logan
C. P. Merrick Jr
G. D. Crouse
Elks Honor Editors At Four County Dinner
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Easton Lodge No 1622 hosted editors from Queen Annes Talbot Caroline and Kent counties for a turkey dinner. Judge J DeWeese Carter spoke on the four freedoms stressing press freedom relative to Russia and world affairs.
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Easton
Queen Anne's
Talbot
Caroline
Kent
Elk’s
J. DeWeese Carter
Second Judicial Circuit
Maryland
Russia
Carter
United States
J. Howard Anthony
Harry N. Wilson
Chester A. Wood
Lloyd B. Pahlman
Burdette Nuttle
G. Arthur McDaniel
Alton L. McDaniel
the
Federalsburg Times
Max Chambers
Preston News
Farmer
Norman Harrington
Walter S. McCord
Easton Star Democrat
Benj. F. Johnson Sr
Benj. F. Johnson Jr
Denton Journal
William B. Asilton
William S. Collins
R. H. Collins
Enterprise and
Kent Counts News
John H. Cook
Alan Reynolds
Easton Journal
Clement EF
Bray
Easton Booster
Easton Lodge
House Committee
Paul M. Dietrich
Thomas F. Shockley
James J. Raughley
George Camper
Harold Bowman
Lawrence E Birge
W. Edgar Slaughter
Harry E. Clark
Charles G. Pritchett
L. Roy Willis
H. SN. Firstman
Norris C. Jones
Harris N. Wilson
Louis F. Shortall
James C. Latham
Paul J. Randall
F. Powell Wrightson
Calvin P. Butler
H. T
Master plans for Denton water and sewerage system
Master plans for Denton water and sewerage are being prepared with field engineers surveying topography and existing underground facilities. The study aims for economical, long term design, proper material selection, and future disposal plant siting, with state approval expected early next year.
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Denton
Mystery Blast Shakes Princess Anne Main Street
A blast at 2 48 am leveled Griffiths Five and Ten American Store and Arden Inn on Main Street in Princess Anne causing about 100000 dollars in damage. No injuries among 1000 residents were reported as fire crews from three towns battled 100 foot flames and officers redirected traffic. An explosives expert aided the investigation with officials noting unknown cause and shattered windows and a damaged Bank of Somerset building.
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Princess Anne
Main Street
Griffith's
Arden Inn
Raymond Cares
Chincoteague Naval Air Station
U. S. Route 13
Fred Phoebus
C. D. Griffith
Bank of Somerset
Trappe-Oxford Playoff Tie Sets Sunday Clash at Oxford
Denton trounced Oxford 11-2 to seize control of the Fred Lucas Trophy race. Denton will idle Sunday awaiting a final playoff game on the 15th after a three team tie was resolved by a late week draw. Lee Noble started for Denton before being relieved by Charlie Blades and Diffie.
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Denton
Oxford
Ridecly
Trappe
Schaub Park
Denton ball club
Fred Lucas
Orme
Lee Noble
Noble
Charlie Blades
Blades
Diffie
Stinson
Walker
Denton Community Club Meeting Set With Cambridge Speaker
The Denton Community Club meets Friday at 2 pm with Mrs. T. H. Maguire of Cambridge as guest speaker on Religion In The Home. Public is invited and members are urged to attend.
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Denton Community Club
T. H. Maguire
Cambridge
Greensboro Defeats Chestertown 7-3 to Reach Finals
Greensboro A A beat Chestertown 7-3 in the semi final deciding game to earn the right to face Rock Hall in the Mar Del league finals for the 1935 season. Jenkins and Bryce each allowed one hit through five innings as Greensboro led 1-0 before Chestertown rallied for three in the sixth. A decisive blast by Jenkins tied the score and capped Greensboro’s victory.
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Greensboro
A.A
Chestertown A.AA
Rock Hall
Jenkins
Bryce
Chestertown
Bob Bilbrough
Ridgely Methodist Homecoming Oct 8 marks 55th anniversary
The Ridgely Methodist Church celebrates its fifty fifth anniversary with a Homecoming Service on October 8. Major General Charles I. Carpenter, Chief Chaplain of the U S Air Force, will be guest speaker. Miss Mary Amidsette will sing solo, with Rev L B Troutman serving as current pastor since 1948.
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Ridgely Methodist Church
F. F. Carpenter
M. E. Wheatley
Ridgely
W. O. Bennett
Charles I. Carpenter
U. S. Air Force
Carpenter
Chaplain Carpenter
Bucknell University
Lewisburgh
Drew Theological Seminary
Madison
New Jersey
Federalsburg
Maryland
Rehoboth
Delaware
General Carpenter
Washington, D. C
U.S. Air Force
Boston University School of Theology
College of Bishops
the
Methodist Church
Mary AMidsette
Central
Democratic Convention Unites Behind Lane and Mahoney
Maryland Democrats rally behind Governor Lane for re election after George P Mahoney withdraws from the gubernatorial race Acknowledging unity party leaders including Senator Tydings Hall Hammond and J Millard Tawes, with Mahoney praising party success and vowing loyalty to all nominees. He withdraws after lengthy talks to avoid disrupting the convention and endorses the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Mahoney
Lane
Mahoney
Emerson Hotel
Senator Tydings
Hall Hammond
J. Millard Tawes
Mr. Mahoney
L. Harold Sotheron
Prince Georges county
Maryland Racing Commission
Tydings
John A. Meyer
W. Theodore Adams
Homecoming Services At Trinity Methodist Goldsboro
Trinity Methodist Church Goldsboro marks its 80th anniversary with homecoming services on Sunday October 8 featuring two worship sessions at 10 45 AM led by Rev Fred A Holden and 2 30 PM led by Mr Luther Bennett Sr with a hymn sing and special choir music directed by Mrs T Noble Jarrell Sr. Tables will be set in the church grove for lunch and coffee tea and sugar will be provided by church ladies. Rev Chas Yoho presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Goldsboro
Fred A. Holden
Washington
Luther Bennett
T. Noble Jarrell Sr
Chas, Yoho
Aunt Jemima Visits Stafford's Market This Week
Aunt Jemima of the Quaker Cats Company Chicago will be at Stafford's Food Market on Friday and Saturday October 13 and 14. She will greet customers and sign autographs while promoting fluffy buckwheat and light pancakes served with Log Cabin Syrup and Stafford's home made sausage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jemima
Stafford
Quaker Cats Company
Chicago
America
Denton PTA Opens Year With Focus on Understanding Children
The Denton Parent Teacher Association held its first meeting of 1950 51 at Caroline High School Auditorium on October 2. Theme for the year is Understanding Children, with plans for lectures or films and periods for student participation. An executive committee was announced and a regional PTA meeting led by national and state PTA leaders is set for October 5 at 2 p.m. in the high school.
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Parent Teacher Association of
Denton
Caroline High School
Walter Palmer
Francis Rogers
Earl Crouse
Fred Asilton
Blanche Chaffinch
Elizabeth Cannon
Lucretia Gibbs
National PTA
Walter Palmer Sr
Co. P. Merrick
Philip
E. Nuttle
Herman Keen
James Wise
Wm. E. Love
J. Lester Everagain
Walter Palmer Jr
Marguerite M. Scheid
PTA
Ardis Hunter Smith
National Association
United States
Scheid
National Employ The Physically Handicapped Week Declared
The president proclaims October 1 through 7 as National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week to publicize capable disabled workers. Maryland Governor's Committee is led by D L Fringer and R C Thompson, with Caroline County group chaired by W Stewart Fitzgerald and members Johnson, McDaniel, Wilkinson, Chambers, and Nuttle.
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United States
Governor’s Committee
State of
Maryland
D. L. Fringer
R. C. Thompson
Caroline County
W. Stewart Fitzgerald
Benjamin F. Johnson
G. Arthur McDaniel
Burton Wilkinson
Max Chambers
Elias W. Nuttle
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Health Assn. Building Fund
B. P. C. Elks
Tri-County Baseball League
Pet Denton
Broad Creek
Tenton
Ridgely Methodist
Tawes
Hammond
Holden
Parent-Teacher Association
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