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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1958

Page

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Blinker light at Routes 104 and 16 rejected by State Roads Board

The State Roads Commission declined to fund a blinker light at the Routes 104 and 16 intersection below Denton citing statewide budget limits. It will permit installation if Caroline County funds it and the site is deemed dangerous, noting improved visibility after Route 404 construction. The Journal and Denton Chamber of Commerce had pressed for the light with support from Delegate Harry R. Hughes' office.

State Roads Commission Denton Robert O. Bonnell Marvin H. Smith Republican State Central Committee Bonnell Caroline County Smith Journal Denton Chamber of Commerce Commission Harry R. Hughes S. RR. G Chamber of Commerce Ikatherine Cherry Route 16 404 George M. Lewis Harry Hughes Carl R. Bergman Schwab Pennsylvania Railroad Kenneth M. Lockerby Goldsboro Grand Jury Myers Corp Koste Whitby J. DeWeese Carter Thomas J. Keating, Jr D. Rarph Horsey James A. Wise J. Max Chambers Agnes E. Orban

Round-Up Welcomes New Scouts at Troop 165 Evening

Scout Troop 165 held a Monday Round-Up with Rev George Goodley leading opening prayers and candle light ceremonies. Scoutmaster Myers reviewed last year and welcomed new members Myron Irwin Roland Willis David Crosson Donald Miller Steven Reddish Stewart Dobson. Parents learned about scouting via a film strip and dads were invited to assist the troop committee for hikes and camp-outs. A hike and outdoor meal Pop-Out is planned for Sunday afternoon.

George Goodley Scout Troop Myers Henry Brown Wilbur Adams Irvin Crosson Myron Irwin Roland Willis David Crosson Donald Miller Steven Reddish Stewart Dobson

1958 Caroline County Registration Shows Democratic Gain

The 1958 election registration in Caroline County totals 9511 voters with 564 Democrats and 278 Republicans in First District, 840 and 318 in Second, 1530 and 86576 in Third, 699 and 455 in Fourth, 1117 and 8784 in Fifth, 490 and 172 in Sixth, 600 and 349 in Seventh, 386 and 233 in Eighth, plus 120 independents. Also details a Camp Todd gift deed by Walter H. Penrose to the Peninsula Girl Scout Council, a 165 acre site near Williston for permanent camp use, and notes council mergers and fundraising efforts.

Caroline County Caroline Dem Camp Todd Peninsula Girl Scout Council of Delaware and Maryland George H. Ehinger Mr. Ehinger Peninsula Girl Scout Council Wicomico County Worcester Somerset Accomac Northampton Virginia

Democratic Victory Tour to Visit Caroline County Monday

The Democratic Victory ticket led by Tawes and D Alesandro will visit Caroline County on Monday in a planned largest rally. The caravan includes local candidates and party workers with a morning schedule from Dover Bridge through Denton, a noon luncheon at Greensboro, and a 8 p m rally at Caroline High School featuring state and local candidates.

Tawes D’alesandro Sybert Goldstein Johnson Caroline County Victory W. Stewart Fitzgerald J. Millard Tawes Dover Bridge Bethlehem Preston Federalsburg American Corner Greensboro Fire House Goldsboro Henderson Marydel Ridgely Denton Democratic State Central Committee Grace Methodist Church Caroline High School Carville Fleetwood

Job Openings in Denton for Substitute Postal Clerks

Applications are invited for Substitute Clerk and Substitute Carrier positions with the Post Office Service in Denton until October 13, 1958. Pay ranges from $2.00 to $2.42 hourly. A written test is required and no experience is needed. Further details and applications available from the Civil Service Representative at the Denton Post Office Building or the Director in Philadelphia.

Post Office Service Denton Civil Service Representative Post Office U. S. Civil Service Region U. S. Customhouse 2Nd and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia

Denton Nursery Set to Open Wednesday Morning

The Denton Nursery owned by Mrs. Elwanda W. Gelletly will open on Wednesday October 1 at 9 30 a m in the Community Club House. Mrs Gelletly says weekly enrollment yields more benefits than part time, though partial attendance is preferred to none.

Denton Elwanda W., Gelletly

Maryland warns on dangerous Hula Hoop fad

The Maryland Traffic Safety Commission warns motorists parents and children about the Hula Hoop craze. Hoops rolling into streets have caused injuries as youngsters chase them from behind parked cars. Officials urge letting hoops roll and retrieving them by an adult and remind that hoops can be replaced while bones cannot.

Maryland Traffic Safety Commission Paul E. Burke Burke Maryland Tragic Safety Commission

Mt Olivet Church Homecoming Service Announcement

Mt Olivet Church invites friends to its annual Homecoming on Sunday October 5 at 250 pm The Trinity Methodist Church choir from Goldsboro will sing Ronald Jester will perform a solo with piano accompaniment by Mrs David Iking Rev Omro Todd of Goldsboro will preach the service

Mt. Olivet Church Friends of

Legion Auxiliary Holds Meeting In Fire House Denton event reports Girls' State slides and district officers

The American Legion Auxiliary North Eastern Shore District held its first year meeting at the Denton fire hall on Sept. 14. Caroline Unit No. 29 president Mrs O E Roberts opened, with Mrs Mahala Allston conducting. Guests from Girls' State shared reports and slides on their Annapolis week. Officers outlined the year's work emphasizing membership. Trophies were awarded to district units, Caroline Unit No 29 earning Honorable Mention for Child Welfare. After business, members dined with Denton fire company auxiliary. Dorchester Post No 91 then hosted joint officer installations at Cambridge on Sept. 13, followed by dinner, installation, and a dance.

American Legion Auxiliary North Eastern Shore District Denton Caroline Unit No. 29 O. E. Roberts Mahala Allston Department Harry L. Vogel National Television and Radio George Walz Haran Johnson Ernest Wann Dept Oliver Watkins Dept. Americanism G. Clarke Phillips Fred Miller Caroline Legionnaires Denton Fire Company Dorchester Post No. 91 Cambridge Caroling Unit No

Alan Holsinger Wins Gold Plated Plaque In Contest

Alan Holsinger aged 13 of Greensboro received a gold plated plaque for excellence in the Maryland Junior Broiler Production project. Assistant County Agent Loyal C. Reger of Denton attended with him at the Maryland State Poultry Council summer meeting held at the University of Maryland.

Alan Holsinger Greensboro Caroline County Loyal C. Reger Denton Alan Maryland State Poultry Council University of Maryland H. V. Holsinger Ridgely Boys’ Club Maryland

Bankers Arrange Two Meetings On The Shore

Two regional meetings of the Maryland Bankers Association are set for October on the Eastern Shore. Group 5 covers Caroline, Kent, Queen Anne’s and Talbot counties with a Denton session on October 15 at the armory, led by James R. Chaffinch Jr. and featuring Edward J. Winnicombe Jr. of McCormick & Company. Group 6 includes Dorchester, Somerset, Wicomico and Worcester counties meeting October 23 in Cambridge, chaired by J. Dorsey Johnson of Cambridge’s Peoples Loan, Savings & Deposit Bank.

Maryland Bankers’ Association Caroline Kent Queen Anne’s Talbot Counties Armory Denton James R. Chaffinch, Jr Denton National Bank Edward J. Winnicombe, Jr Institutional McCormick & Company Baltimore Dorchester Somerset Wicomico Worcester Counties Cambridge J. Dorsey Johnson Peoples Loan, Savings & Deposit Bank

Denton Golden Age Club To Meet Next Monday

The first fall meeting of the Denton Golden Age Club will be held next Monday evening at 7 30 o clock at Fellowship Hall First Methodist Church. A program of games entertainment and fun is planned by the committee. The program aims to enable retired persons to participate in worthwhile activities and share experiences with others regardless of church affiliation.

Denton Golden Age Club Fellowship Hall First Methodist Church

Peninsula Power Failure Hits Del marva Peninsula

The Delmarva Peninsula suffered a major electricity outage Wednesday when Indian River Power Station failed, causing interconnected lines to drop and Vienna station to overload. Restoration came after noon when northern supply and local adjustments allowed Vienna and most of the system to restart. President George M. Nelson apologized for the inconvenience and pledged improved service.

Delmarva Peninsula George M. Nelson Indian River Vienna Nelson

Social Security Rep to Visit Denton Fire House

Mr. Robert F. O Regan of the Social Security Administration will open at the Fire House in Denton next Monday September 29 starting at 10 a m for the public to discuss benefits and inquiries.

Robert F. O’regan Social Security Administration Denton

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ice Todd Shore Girl Scout Council Ok Ae Dunkel Weather Data United Fund Theodore Phillips Washington Walter H. Penrose The Peninsula Girl Scout Council Penrose G. Arthur McDaniel U. S. Civil Service Examination Walter E. Breeding Charles Arnie Clayton Ruth Ellen Cannon Edward T. Pierce Grace P. Everngam Agnes Orban August Quidas George Ricketts Ashton Drake Mildred Kern Court House Edward Pierce Margaret Bateman Catherine Cherry Percy Scudder Margaret Fllwanger Thomas J. Keating D. Ralph Horsey Horsey County Farm Committee Mildred R. Kern Andrew Mt. Olivet Legion Auxiliary Girls’ State Annapolis
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