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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1958
Page
2
The piece argues for decisive action in schools to remove dangerous students and enforce bans on violence and obscenity. It cites 644 suspensions and notes education groups oppose but National Review supports rehabilitation, urging firm measures to protect teachers and students.
The Portland Oregonian warns cropland is shrinking as nonfarm uses encroach, with 17 million acres moved to other uses. Population growth heightens demand. mechanized farming promises ever greater productivity, but soil conservation becomes urgent for future generations.
Mrs. Paul Shoemaker announces the marriage of her daughter Nancy to Carl F. Witbak of Burlington New Jersey and formerly of Greensboro on March 29 They will reside in Burlington where the groom works for the Bell Telephone Co Easter holiday visits and a WSCS Missionary Fellowship dinner are reported plus a Class of 48 reunion planned for May 23 at the VFW Home and plans final May 8 at Alvin Simpson Jr.'s home Multiple regional relatives and friends are listed with weekend gatherings and hospital and travel notes throughout the area.
Local households from Ridgely to Salisbury report Easter weekend visits and gatherings. Families including Bennington, Hammond, Towers, Saulsbury, Mitchell, Wilson, Flanagan, and Slaughter hosted relatives and friends. A Navy family member, Charles Seaman, spent the holiday with his parents in Ridgely. Several residents travel to sunny locales such as Florida and Fort Myers for vacations and holidays.
A long list of weekend visitors and Easter holiday stays fills Ridgely and nearby towns. Residents from Dover Smyrna Baltimore Lancaster Philadelphia and Greensboro hosted or visited relatives and friends over the weekend and for Easter. Local families welcomed guests at homes and churches as Rev J C Glessner led Holy Communion in St Pauls Church.
Poem-like remembrance noting the 14th anniversary of Aaron Statum's passing. The author speaks of silent memory and his loving kindness, recalling his weary hours and pain, now at rest, leaving aching hearts with solace in his quiet repose.
A brief obituary note expresses sorrow at the loss of a husband and father. It honors his happiness, voice, and smile that meant so much to his wife Lillie N Statum and their children, who sadly miss him.
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