25 Years Ago Collisions and deaths marked Denton area roads
The Ford car of Cyrus Stufft of Greensboro and another car with a Georgia plate collided on the State road between Denton and Greensboro. Stufft suffered a severe facial cut. A Pennsylvan ia truck forced Charles K. Evans’ car off the road near Cecilton. Evans, his wife, and Mr. and Mrs. T. Dukes Roe escaped serious injury. Mr. M. M. Lizader was struck by an auto driven by William Finn in a heavy rainstorm, with nonfatal injuries. William J. Layton, longtime Burrsville farmer, died in Philadelphia aged nearly 87, survived by three daughters. Layton’s remains were returned for burial at Burrsville’s Wesley Church. More local notices include social visits, license tag plans for Maryland, and various community gatherings and honors. The Caroline County Health Department reported August activities including 80 X-rays, food establishment registrations, sanitarian inspections, and a health talk to 200 people on Environmental Sanitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Stufft
Greensboro
Georgia
Denton
Stufft
Cecilton
Charles K. Evans
Evans
T. Dukes Roe
M. M. Lizader
William Finn
Lizader
Finn
William J. Layton
Aina B. White
Philadelphia
Layton
Burrsville
White
John Price
William P. Carroll
The Chesapeake Bay Ferry System Schedule Daily Sunday
Schedule for the Chesapeake Bay Ferry System effective May 29 1947 lists D bus connections daily except Wednesday and Sunday S bus connections Sunday Note boats leaving Claiborne connect with boats leaving Matapeake one hour later. For connections consult Red Star Motor Coaches Baltimore Annapolis R R Co Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines State Roads Commission of Maryland and Baltimore 3 Md
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake Bay Ferry System
Claiborne
Matapeake
RED Star Motor Coaches, Inc
Salisbury
Baltimore, Md
Baltimore & Annapolis
Caroline County Health Department August Activities
The Caroline County Health Department reports ongoing operations in August despite not having a full-time health officer. Miss Irma Thomson, loaned from the U S Public Health Service and assigned to the Federalsburg area, began July 24 with Miss Smith introducing her to residents. Bedside nursing care is hoped for in Preston Federalsburg, and typhoid immunization clinics were held in Goldsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Caroline County
Irma Thomson
United States Public Health Service
Federalsburg
Miss Smith
Preston
Preston-Federalsburg
Goldsboro
Pet Milk Com
Venereal Disease Clinics and Tuberculosis Service Report
A health department summary lists 14 Venereal Disease Clinics with 8 visits for diagnosis or treatment, 115 tuberculosis clinic visits, 14 prenatal clinics with 3 examined, 8 child hygiene clinics with 39 examined, 271 nursing visits, and age groups from infant to adult under ongoing health supervision and maternity care. It also accounts for tuberculosis diagnosed and suspected, syphilis diagnosed or suspected, other communicable diseases, crippled children, and supervision of midwives.
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The
Journal of
Chinery
Maryland
W. E. Dillon
Estelle Wright
Twentieth Century Community Club
Concord Ladies’ Aid Society
B. B. Cohee
William E. Cody
West Denton
Alfred Harris
Elizabeth Wooters
Clarence Wooters
Wm. Lane
Talbot County
Cody
Joseph Horner
Jesse Tyson
Wilmington
Albert Willis
Albert Satterfield
Arthur Bird
W. Barlow
Charles E. Bright
Marcus Hook
A. H. Satterfield
Chester
Harry Zorovic
Brooklyn
N. Y
William Layton
Wesley Church Cemetery
Here
Caroline County Health Department
State Roads Commission OF Maryland
Baltimore 3
E. Lexington Street
Agp
Sandy Point
Matapeake Service Ly
Sandy Point Ly
Matapeake Ag
Romancoke
Romancoke - Claiborne
Denton Pharmacy
General Electric
James N. Trice
Your Hudson
Hudson
HUD
Denton Motor Co., Inc
Denton, MD
Jenne
Baltimore
C. V. Fowler, Jr
Edgewood
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