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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1946
Page
3
Lesson for April 7 presents subjects and scripture texts selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission. The note indicates authorization for use in teaching materials.
A sermon-style piece outlines Jesus choosing diverse groups as friends. It highlights children witnesses women and wealthy supporters, outcasts, and rulers like Nicodemus, urging readers to join Jesus’ circle through faith and obedience.
Crossword clues include across items such as Young cow Edible root stock and many more from 1 to 54 across and down. The puzzle features terms like Argent chair and selenium with various word lengths and definitions.
Caroline County Commissioners designate April 7-13 as Know Your Public Health Week to educate residents about public health nursing services. The proclamation cites the role of public health nurses, nationwide observances, and local cooperation in promoting health advancement.
Con gress quick action on the Second Emergency Deficiency Bill frees FSA funds in Denton for operating loans and veteran farm purchases. L Roy Willis notes demand up 40 percent locally and double nationwide from 1945, with loans up to 12 000 for farm ownership at 3 percent for 40 years.
Under Chapter 730, Section 74, of Maryland Acts an election for one Denton Commissioner to serve three years will be held 1946 from 2 to 6 p m in the Denton Fire Building. Voters within Denton corporate limits who can vote for General Assembly Delegates may participate. Candidates must file with the Town Clerk by April 12, 1946. age 25, municipal tax paid of at least 500 dollars, two years residency.
A county supervisor outlined that high loan demand will be met through new FSA support. Veterans will receive top priority for operating loans, with non-veterans eligible as well. Aimed at boosting food production, the program from the FSA and Northeastern directors in New York City asks Caroline County borrowers to push domestic and overseas relief goals.
John J. Horvath offers a public sale of farm property and herd due to labor shortage. Items include 5 heavy milk cows and calves, various Holsteins, Ayrshire, and Canadian cows, a purebred Holstein bull, 1 odd male, and extensive farming equipment. Sale starts 10 a.m. on the farm near Mt. Zion to Bush, 3 miles from Henderson, rain or shine. Lunch served. terms due. Auctioneers: Wm E. Andrew. Clerk: Luther Bennett.
The owner on leaving the state holds a sale at the premises starting at 10 o clock a.m. featuring a garden tractor 5 hp complete with trailer, two cars a 1929 Chevrolet coupe and a 1930 Plymouth, extensive shop and farm tools, household furnishings, appliances, furniture, and numerous farm implements. Auctioneer Wm. Andrews with Ormond L. Andrew as clerk.
The undersigned will offer at public sale on the premises in Queen Anne, Maryland at 2:00 p m the Tri County High School property comprising about % acre of land. The two story frame building is in good condition. Purchase price 1 4 payable day of sale balance due in 30 days to Talbot County Board of Education. Deed costs stamps borne by purchaser. By order of Caroline Queen Annes and Talbot County Boards of Education.
A sale notice states goods will be offered at the Com. Doerr ome on the Choptank River in Williston village. The fragmentary text indicates an auction or disposal event with unspecified items and date.
Saturday at 1 o clock p m Sherman and Louise Hignutt offer a large estate auction including an oak dining set, bedroom suites, piano Victor Victrola radios clocks rugs tools toys books and many household items. William E Andrew is the auctioneer.
Public sale of real estate in Denton Caroline County by trustee under a 1946 circuit court decree. Property fronts Main Street between Fifth and Sixth, previously Clark’s Boarding House, with a two story dwelling, garage, barn, modern heating, and multiple rooms. Terms include cash on day of sale or all cash option, with deferred payments bearing interest after ratification. Auctioneers James Temple and trustee Layman J. Redden oversee the sale.
In the Orphans Court for Caroline County the sale of real estate by executors Jeanetta Wood Alice Hayman and Albert Cannon is to be ratified unless objections are filed by May 15 after four weeks of publication in Caroline County newspapers by April 13. The report lists $7,020.00 as the sale amount. Carlton V. West Register of Wills.
The Orphans Court for Caroline County Maryland has granted letters of administration on the estate of the deceased. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers authenticated by September 29 1946 or be barred from any benefit. Debtors should settle promptly. Frederick Hathorne Administrator.
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