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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1962

Page

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Fire Destroys Acme Supermarket in Milford

More than 200 volunteer firefighters fought a two alarm blaze that destroyed the Acme Supermarket in Milford Delaware on Monday afternoon. A firefighter was injured and a store customer fainted needing first aid. The fire started around 5 PM with about 20 shoppers inside and was under control after about four hours. The blaze spread to a nearby Chatter Box and a laundry, with smoke and water damage seen miles away. The cause was unknown but may have involved a rear yard trash shed and possibly children. Buildi ng replacement cost could exceed initial estimates.

Acme Milford Delaware Robert E. Wink Milford Fire Co Front Street Ellendale Houston Slaughter Beach Frederica Felton John G. Jester Wink

Legion Holds 1st District Meeting At Betterton

The First District Meeting of the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary was held September 9 at Betterton Maryland. Delegates included Commander Malcolm Lord and Howard Joiner, with Auxiliary reps named. District Trophy went to Caroline County Unit No. 29 for Rehabilitation work.

American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary Betterton Malcolm Lord Howard Joiner Lewis McNeal Pat Kaufman Arthur Allston Fred Schlegel O. E. Roberts Malinda Chaffinch Beverly Towers Dorothy Nuttle Denton Betty Jean Crouse Ridgely Charlotte Ruf Greensboro Judith Thornton Hillsboro-Queen Anne American Legion Auxiliary of Caroline County Charles H. Dietz

School Safety Emphasis Urges Caution Near Children

Maryland Traffic Safety Commission urges extra care as thousands of students return to classes. Despite improved awareness, last year 77 children died in traffic crashes and 7,414 were seriously injured, prompting a call for motorists parents teachers and youths to uphold safety rules and practice vigilant behavior around school zones and playgrounds.

Maryland Traffic Safety Commission

Maryland School Savings Program boosts county progress

W S Hoppengardner, Caroline County superintendent, reports four schools participated last year with 5090 dollars invested in Treasury Savings Stamps. Maryland reached 110.7 percent of its goal with 398 schools and 206,304 students in the program. This year features a space exploration theme with Junior Astronaut certificates signed by Mercury astronauts. Louise Dennison will coordinate the program in the county.

W. S. Hoppengardner Caroline County Treasury Maryland Hoppengardner Louise Dennison Board of Education

Harrington Harness Meet Opens With Expanded Ten-Race Nights

Harrington Raceway in Kent and Sussex County opens a 30 night harness racing meet this Saturday with post time at 8 p m. Racing will be nine races nightly but will rise to ten on Fridays and Saturdays. Over 500 trotters and pacers are already on site with arrivals anticipated next week. Local and out of state stables will compete, led by top drivers Edgar Alexander and Elton White who return to defend titles. Essel Farlow serves as presiding judge with Fred Greenly Jr and Cecil Wheatley as associate judges and Dick Case as racing secretary.

Kent and Sussex Harrington William W Pete) Shaw Brandywine Freehold N. J Hinsdale N. H Ocean Downs Vernon Downs N. Y Delmarva Guy Lockerman Middletown Vinal Kirby Milford J. D. Dennis Parsonsburg Frank Albertson Matthews Bill Burton Cambridge Charles Carter Selbyville Ralph Myers Bridgeville Pat Hubbard Joe Adamo Jack Quinn Edgar Alexander Townsend Elton White Pittsville Alexander White Essel Farlow Fred Greenly, Jr Cecil Wheatley Federalsburg Dick Case Ocean City

Coon Dog Field Trials Set for Crumpton and Club House

Eastern Shore Coon Hunters Assn. Inc sponsors field events at Crumpton and Centreville Md on Sept 14 16 with water race and wild hunts under UKC rules. Entry fees range from 2 to 3 dollars with 100 percent payoffs in heats and trophies for winners. Information via Edgar E Walls Sr Centreville Md phone 316 W 3.

Crumpton Club House Club Eastern Shore Coon Hunters Assn., Inc Edgar E. Walls, Sr Centreville

Loan OK’d for Choptank Electric REA project

Congressman Tom Johnson announced White House approval of a 1,237,000 REA loan to Choptank Electric for 85 miles of new distribution lines, a 1000 EVA substation, and 98 more miles of high voltage lines to serve hundreds of new customers. Robert Allen Snedeker of SSA will be at the Denton Fire House on Monday September 17 starting 10 am.

New Hampshire Shawmut Mass Boston U. S Philadelphia San Francisco Denver Caleb Bragg Continental Congress Blackhawk Davenport Town Sun Tom Johnson White House Choptank Electric of Robert Allen Snedeker social Security Administration Denton

Caroline County Firemen Meet at Marydel Meeting opens new season

The Caroline County Firemen's Association held its first year meeting at the Marydel firehouse on Friday September 7 under President Clarence Sutton of Ridgely Eight member companies Marydel Goldsboro Greensboro Ridgely Queen Anne Hillsboro Denton Preston and Federalsburg were represented New officers include Vice President John Quillen Secretary Frank Kessler and Treasurer O J Morgan A film on fire prevention closed the gathering and the next meeting is set for Goldsboro on October 5 with a fund drive and an attendance prize proposed.

Caroline County Firemen’s Association new Marydel Clarence Sutton Ridgely Marydel Goldsboro Greensboro Queen Anne Hillsboro Denton Preston Federalsburg Sutton John Quillen Frank Kessler O. J. Morgan Charles Nichols radio and Civil Defense committee Quillen Joseph Roy Kent County Delaware

Homemakers Notes from Double Hills Club Meeting

The Double Hills Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Frank Willoughby s home on Wednesday afternoon September 5. President Mrs. Curtis Andrew led the session after roll call on useful kitchen gadgets. Members read the Homemakers Creed and sang.

Double Hills Homemakers Frank Willoughby Curtis Andrew Maryland Redmond Long Lexington Raymond Flack L. J. Smith Brazil Charles D. Todd Wm. Beers Furman’s Grove Homemakers’ Club Kennard Holden Grace Palen Wm. Cooper J. A. Jackson Mary Morris John Nalley Clifton Crouse Kenneth Decker Baltimore Bernard Messix

Mental Health Association Meeting Set for September 19 at Denton

The Caroline County Association for Mental Health will hold a membership meeting at the Denton Health Center at 8 p m on Wednesday September 19 all members urged to attend to help decide important questions facing the organization. The association operates year round in the county and few general meetings are called.

Caroline County Association for Mental Health Denton Health Center

Rally Day Observed At St. Luke's Methodist Church

St Luke s Methodist Church held Rally Day on Sunday September 9 with 312 at Church School. Officers and teachers for the new year were consecrated during the 11 am service and listed by division including General Superintendent Walter B Palmer Jr and Assistant Superintendent Lewis Davis among others.

St. Luke’s Methodist Church St. Luke’s Church School Walter B. Palmer, Jr Lewis Davis Etta Henry Preston Smith

Camp Mardela Supper Draws Brethren to Event Near Denton

The fourth annual Camp Mardela supper proceeds support the 1963 camping season. No tickets or fixed charges, open 4:30 to 7:30 pm with donations accepted. Menu includes ham, turkey, vegetables, desserts and the camp’s applesauce and butter. Camp tours available. Kra Bill Hall hosting, ample parking on the athletic field. Camp reaches from Peachblossom to Denton area churches. 1500+ already registered for 1962 season.

Camp Mardela cal Peachblossom Church of the Brethren Easton Denton Church of the Brethren Fairview Cordova Green Hill Westover Ridgely Krabill Hall Deep Shore Road Mardela Clifton G. Crouse Queen Anne

Extension Courses Offered Again on Eastern Shore

The University of Maryland repeats extension courses for teachers and civic learners in Denton Chestertown Centreville Easton and via WMAR TV. Classes include Arithmetic in the Elementary School Mental Hygiene in the Classroom Characteristics of Exceptional Children A Mentally Retarded The Modern Novel The Health Program in the Elementary School with three credits each. The American Economy will air on WMAR TV at 6 30 am weekdays starting October 1 with possible college credit.

University of Maryland Denton Chestertown Centreville High Easton High School WMAR-TV

Farmers Should Claim Gas Tax Refunds Now

Maryland Farm Bureau Executive Secretary A Kenneth Miller urges member farmers to apply for a four cent per gallon federal tax refund on gasoline used for farming in the year ended June 30 1962. Claims must be filed by September 30 with the District Director IRS in Baltimore.

A. Kenneth Miller Maryland Farm Bureau Internal Revenue Service Baltimore Miller Internal Revenue

Farm Bureau Discussion Group Met on Tuesday

Farm Bureau Discussion Group No. 6 led by George Clendaniel met at Mrs. C. J. Kern's home last Tuesday evening to discuss national policies and home origins of federal programs. Members noted government spending taxes universal military training and education and shared views on school trends including music vocational training and lunch programs along with Timonium State Fair reports.

Farm Bureau No. 6 George Clendaniel C. J. Kern Timonium

Congressman's Washington survey shows 2,117 replies from district

In May the congressman mailed 10 000 newsletters with ten questions. 2117 responses indicated strong public interest with 21 percent engagement. Results show varied support for issues including social security funded medical care, UN bonds, tariff authority, school aid, recognition of Communist China, West Berlin force, debt limits, foreign aid, Vietnam troop action, and Freeman farm controls. Partial results indicate patterns, with further details continued on page 4.

King-Anderson United States U. N U. S China West Berlin Kennedy South Vietnam

Also Mentioned on This Page

Legion Weather Data Caroline County Fire Homemakers Mental Health Association William Finn Fleetwood Elben Charles Werner Alan Greenly John Palmer Lewis Walls Lloyd Harris Wilson Butler Otto Koenig Everett Trice Marvin Chambers Carlton West Earle Shaffer Gorman Henry George Caple Harold Harding Wilbur Adams Charlotte McAllister Joseph Reinhardt Gene Spiering Charles Thetford Loyal Roger Walter Kerslake R. Donald Larrimore Walter Palmer Louise Crouse Douglas Bennington Rodney Holsinger Patterson Kaufman Raymond Lutz Clifford Callaway Wayne Cawley, Jr Virginia Rasch Dale Palmer Richard Garey John C. Palmer Thomas Robbins John Webster James Fretterd Elizabeth Sutton Norman Irwin Harry Turkington Lee Weller Richard Hall James Wise Emory Dobson James Voss Norton Leverage Lois Hall T. J. Turkington Francis Holsinger Otho Brewer W. Hoppengardner Regina Burns Charles Moore Paul Hardee Sam Nowell Johnson Washington
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