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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1935
Page
7
Creative kitchen notes propose mixing peas with celery, carrots and tomatoes in jelly, broth, or baked dishes. Recipes include Peas and Celery in Tomato Jelly, a Vegetable Broth with turnips and cabbage, and Baked Carrots and Peas with tomato liquor and sour cream garnish.
Dr. R H Riley director of the State Department of Health urges boy and girl scouts, campers, and outdoor youth to get typhoid vaccines before spring trips. Three shots a week apart place youths in the protected class, with the vaccine provided to physicians free of charge.
The Wilmington Journal profiles Augustine Hermann, Prague born explorer and land baron who arrived in 1633, aided Dutch and Maryland claims, founded Bohemia Manor, planned a canal and then built a trans-peninsula highway. He later became Maryland’s first naturalized citizen and legacy includes Odessa and a lengthy trade route. The tale ends with Hermann allegedly dying after a jail escape in Manhattan.
Furman Grove Homemaker's Club met at Mrs William G Lynch home near Queen Anne on Friday April 12 with eighteen members and two visitors. President Mrs Earl Breeding led the gathering as members shared photographs including an 1865 image of Mrs Clara Samis. Parliamentarian Mrs Roy Cherry spoke on motions and amendments. Reading Chairman Mrs Clifton Crouse urged members to bring reviews and scrapbooks for May and a county level prize of 10 dollars will be awarded for reading project leadership by the Rural Women's Short Course Club. Treasurer Miss Edna Detwiler reported a net profit of 50 dollars.
The Ridgely Minstrel club accepted invitations to present in Federalsburg on April 26 for the Smithville Homemaker’s Club, and in Cordova High School on May 10 under the Baptist Church. They also consider the Rural Women’s Short Course at College Park June 17 through 22 and aim to send four delegates.
Miss Bessie M. Spafford, Home Demonstration Agent, hosted the Local Leaders of the Girls 4-H Clubs on Friday April 12th. After a covered dish supper and games they discussed the year’s goals and the May rally with work to be reported and the business meeting contest. The May Local Leaders meeting will be held Wednesday May 1st.
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