Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Denton Journal in Denton, Maryland

We have 6,002,175 pages in Maryland

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1955

Page

1

Shore Farmer Dies Riding Injured Boy

A 65 year old Ridgely farmer died of a heart attack last Friday evening while helping a youth shot in a hunting accident. James Dunn and John Dorman were hunting near Greensboro when the incident occurred. The wounded Dunn was transported for treatment as Harry R. Morris suffered a heart attack during the rescue. Funeral services were held for Morris at Greensboro with internment in Greensboro Cemetery. Survived by sister Anna Cole and brothers Otis Morris and Raymond Morris.

James Dunn John Dorman Ridgely John Mary Dorman Greensboro Dorman Dunn Harry R. Morris Mr. Morris young Dunn C. H. Stonesifer Memorial Hospital Easton Henry Dean E. C. Myers Cecil Kenney Rawlings Grayson Wheatley St. Paul’s Methodist Church William E. Morris Anna Turner Morris Queen Anne’s County Anna Cole Federalsburg Otis Morris Centreville Raymond Morris Middletown Delaware

Flower Arrangement Exhibit At Harvest Festival

Adults are invited to enter a Flower Arrangement exhibit at the Harvest Festival. Entries will be for sale after judging and should be in a container not to be returned. Deliver to Room 32 at Caroline High School on Wednesday Oct 19 between 12 30 and 1 pm. Contact Mrs William A Miller for entry.

Caroline High School William A. Miller 6th St Denton George Clendaniel John Fuchs Tayloe Lewis

Holsinger Retires as Denton Farm Loan Manager

H E Holsinger resigns from The National Farm Loan Association of Denton effective October 31 after 38 years of service. He handled farm mortgage work for The Federal Land Bank of Baltimore through associations since 1917, reporting about 2,000,000 dollars in new business and ongoing servicing of about 1,000,000 dollars. He notes that in all 38 years neither the bank nor the association lost any mortgage he serviced.

Holsinger Federal Land Bank of Baltimore

Mt Olivet Church To Hold Homecoming Oct 9

The Mt Olivet Methodist Church Sandtown Delaware will host its annual Homecoming Service on Sunday October 9 at 3 00 p m DST 2 00 p m EST The afternoon speaker is Rev O M Todd pastor of Trinity Methodist Church Goldsboro Maryland The Goldsboro Choir will provide music An invitation is extended to all to attend and worship

Mt. Olivet Methodist Church Sandtown Delaware O. M. Todd Trinity Methodist Church Goldsboro Maryland

Spicher Attends Poultry Clinic at Myerstown PA

Mr. W. Marion Spicher of Denton MD returned from Myerstown Pennsylvania where he attended a poultry health and nutrition clinic conducted by Whitmayer Laboratories Inc. He participated in classroom lectures demonstrations and poultry disease diagnosis work while staying at the laboratory. He is a service man with Willis & Covell Company Denton Md.

W. Marion Spicher Denton Myerstown Whitmayer Laboratories, Inc Spicher Willis & Covell Company

Cattle Judging Team Competes At Dairy Meet

Four Maryland 4-H members represented the state at the National Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo Iowa during Oct 1 8. Names include Eugene C Bay 18 of White Hall Baltimore County and Ian J Forrest 15 of Ellicott City Howard County plus two others. The item lists dates and events such as Fire Prevention Week Oct 9 15 and Oil Progress Week Oct 9 15 with notes on unsettled weather and Columbus Day Oct 12.

Maryland 4-H Club Waterloo Iowa Eugene C. Bay White Hall Baltimore County Ian J. Forrest Ellicott City Howard Coun U. S

Harvest Festival Plans Finalized at Caroline High School

The 1955 PTA Harvest Festival at Caroline High School on October 19 from 2 to 9 pm gathers committees led by O O Stivers. Mrs Wilson Cohee heads games in eight High School rooms, Julia Wilson runs exhibits, and foods are managed by Mrs Maloney and Mrs Dulin.

PTA Denton O. O. Stivers Choptank Electric Cooperative Wilson Cohee Julia Wilson

Fire Prevention Essay Contest For School Children

The Caroline County Firemen's Association and county insurance agents sponsor a fire prevention essay contest during Fire Prevention Week, Oct 9 to 15. Open to first six graders, topics on Fire Prevention in the Home. School winners get $5. county winners receive a $25 war bond first prize, $10 second, and $5 third. David W. King of Goldsboro chairs the effort.

Caroline County Firemen’s Association David W. King Goldsboro

New Preston Rural Carrier Assumes Duties

Donald Thomas becomes the new rural mail carrier for Route 1 from Preston Post Office. Postmaster Mrs. Ethel Gallagher announced Thomas succeeds H. Calvin Todd who retired after 24 years on the route. While Thomas takes over, John T. Schmick Jr. delivers Route 2 during Paul Plutschak’s illness.

Donald Thomas Preston Ethel Gallagher Mr. Thomas H. Calvin Todd Paul Plutschak John T. Schmick Jr

Slip Cover Workshop At Camp Mardela This Week

Home Furnishing leaders from the Homemakers Clubs attended a slip cover training at Camp Mardela Tuesday through Thursday. Two women from each club will teach others in their communities after making samples. Marybelle Remsburg and Mrs. Kenneth Decker demonstrated chair rework and slip cover construction with guidance from Vivian Curnutt of the Extension Service.

Camp Mardela Kenneth Decker Furman’s Grove Marybelle Remsburg Extension Service University of Maryland Nelson Covey Doris Harding Miss Curnutt

Denton P. T. A. To Meet Monday At School

The Denton Parent-Teacher Association plans its first meeting at the High School Auditorium Monday October 10 at 8 p m. Teachers will be in classrooms at 7 30 p m for parent meetings and exhibits. New innovations include local minister led invocation group singing and a reception after. Child care will be provided to encourage attendance.

Denton Parent-Teacher Association PTA Reisman

Little League Awards Dinner Set in Denton

Denton Little League hosts an awards dinner at the American Legion Home at 7 p.m. on Thursday October 13. Guests include Rotary Lions and Legion representatives, plus visiting figures like Frank Home Run Baker and Bill Nicholson. Wm Wunderlich will toast the event and trophies are to be presented to pennant winners.

Denton American Legion Rotary Club Lions Club American Legion and Legion Auxiliary Frank Baker Baseball Hall of Fame Bill Nicholson Eastern Shore Wm. Higdon Baltimore Orioles Higdon Washington College Baltimore Sun International League Orioles Oriole Denton Little League Legion Auxiliary Wm. Wunderlich Little League

Denton Women Plan Program Today

The Denton Community Club meets today October 7 with an imitation of What’s My Line. Panelists include Mrs J Frank Lane Mrs Fred G Asilton Mrs T Con over Crouse and Mrs K T Fevern hain. Mrs Charles V Moore chair and hostesses listed. last Friday board members attended Eastern Shore District federation meeting in Ocean City.

Denton Community Club paenl J. Frank Lane Fred G. Asilton T. Conover Crouse K. T. Fevernhain Charles V. Moore James A. Wise K. T. Everagain J. Percy Bittle Eastern Shore Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs Ocean City

Hallowe'en Committee Plans Denton Fete

Denton Chamber of Commerce members met to map Denton Halloween events. The celebration is set for Monday evening October 31 with parade, band, children’s games from ages 5 to 50, an old fashioned street square dance, prizes and refreshments. Details to follow in this paper.

Denton Chamber of Commerce Denton Hallowe'en

Grand Jury Finishes Work and Submits Report

The 23 member grand jury led by foreman George W. Beck completed its fall term duties in Caroline County after hearing Judge Floyd J. Kintner's charge. The body produced two true bills and two presentments, with committees appointed for jail, court house, and county farm. Jurors praised the state’s attorney and judge, and noted jail improvements as they filed their final report.

George W. Beck Denton Floyd J. Kintner Selkton Caroline County Ruth FE. Cartwright Carlton W. Smith Marie K. Nielsen Denny Taylor Marguerite W. Vandegrift Edward C. Carter Jr James R. Chaffinch Jr Roland Marjorie Matthews Glenn L. Spiering Anna Bell L. Yeates Nina Lee Nuttle Alfred W. Reddish Rosalie R. Plutschak Evelyn K. Preston W. Bennett Todd Roger N. Medford Laura H. Day Henry C. Poole Amelia EF. Brown Virginia F. Butler Helen H. Sparklin S. Anderson Redden Sr Dawson H. Carroll Maude S. Ferrick Harold Weir Charles E. Mowbray Meryl Morgan Saulsbury Sparks Henry Dean William E. Andrew Frank Dennis Harry Hollis Mary Emily Lane Court House C. E. Todd August Nepert Herman Callahan Kenneth Shaffer Mary M. Fleming James A. Wise James R. Chaffinch, Jr

Girl Scout Neighborhood Association Holds Session

At the September meeting the Girl Scout Neighborhood Association announced the Advanced Leaders Workshop of the Peninsula Girl Scout Council to be held October 15 at Fellowship Hall Denton with crafts badges games and songs and a 25 cent registration. A Basic Workshop for leaders was set for October 12 26 November 2 9 in the Civil Defense Office Law Building from 9 30 a m to 12 30 p m. A Peninsula Council meeting is planned October 18 at Reed Hall Washington College Chester town to adopt recommendations for the National Convention in San Francisco. The Senior Scout Troop of Denton has been reactivated under Mrs J Frank Lane with committee women Mrs O O Stivers and Mrs O E Roberts. meetings are Tuesdays at 7 30 p m at Mrs Theodore Ormer’s home. Emmanuel's of Dover are distributors of Girl Scout equipment. Mrs Everngam resigned as president. Mrs James Hill succeeds her as president. urgent need for leaders assistants and committee women to support Scouting in the community.

Girl Scout Neighborhood Association K. T. Everngam Peninsula Girl Scout Council Fellowship Hall First Methodist Church Denton Civil Defense Office Law Building Iliane Schadt Reed Hall Washington College Chestertown San Francisco J. Frank Lane O. O. Stivers O. E. Roberts Theodore Ormer Emmanuel’s Dover Everngam James Hill Hill

Shadowlawn Lockers 10th Birthday Open House

Shadowlawn Frozen Food Lockers in Denton celebrates its 10th birthday with an Open House on October 7 and 8. The annual event offers door prizes such as a free locker for a year and $15 in processing credits, plus samples of country ham and corned beef.

Shadowlawn Frozen Food Denton

Rotary Club To Welcome District Governor Scott

The Rotary Club of Denton hosts Arthur P. Scott, Governor of Rotary International district 267, for his annual visit to Maryland and DC clubs. Scott, longtime Westminster businessman and former director, meets with club leaders to discuss administration and service work.

Rotary Club Scott Denton Arthur P. Scott Rotary International Rotary Maryland District of Col

Also Mentioned on This Page

H. E. Holsinger The National Farm Loan Association of Mt. Olivet Church Myerstown, Pa Weather Data Harvest Festival Robert Maloney Robert Dulin Fred Asilton Roland Towers John Asher Frank Lane New Preston Rural Carrier E. Kindleberger Dentton Women Plan Hallowe’en Committee Grand Jury CIRCUIT COURT Geo. W. Beck Ruth E. Cartwright Shadowlawn Beacon Steel Products Company Westminster Ashland Mass Lowell Institute of the Mass. Inst Tech American Soc. of Agricultural Engineers Maryland Assoc. of Independent Colleges Hood College Frederick Franklin & Marshall College Lancaster General Evangelical and Reformed Church Union National Bank of Westminster WPB Rotary Club of Westminster Chicago Asilton Rotary Club of
Search Courier

Search the Denton Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Denton Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication