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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1960
Page
3
An agricultural piece details corn fertilization by side dressing after 12 to 24 inches growth, nitrogen forms, and rates of 25 to 75 pounds per acre. It explains soil type effects, lime and manure roles, and soil tests, plus plant population guidelines of 10,000 to 14,000 per acre and spacing for various kernel counts.
By order of the Orphans Court of Caroline County the trustee offers at public sale the Norman Hutson property on Mill Street Greensboro. The lot lies in the Second Election District with 207 feet street frontage and 207 feet depth, no improvements, suitable for residential or commercial use. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance on ratification or all cash. deferred payments bearing interest. Auctioneer William E. Andrew.
Greensboro updates show Harold Edwards a Memorial Hospital Easton patient. Arlingon Heights Chicago Illinois guests of Els Murphy and Murphy family. Harrisburg Pa guests of Els Murphy. Birth announced of a daughter on April 20 at Dover Air Base Hospital. Memorial Hospital Easton updates include Mrs Howard Cole with second operation on a broken leg. Blackburn returns home after visiting Edge family in Frederica Delaware. Tammy Padgett christened at St Pauls Methodist Church. Recent visitors include Elizabeth Jewell from Chester Pa and Viola.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Porter entertained her daughter and family from Lutherville including A. J. Dickerson and daughters Lou Ann Margie and Andra at Easter dinner. Miss Mary Laird of Rehoboth Del was in Ridgely recently. Amelia Blockston is a Memorial Hospital Easton patient. Irvin Blockston of Wilmington visited weekend. Everett Noble and family from Princess Anne were weekend guests of Ronald Lane. Barbara A. Covington of the University of Maryland spent the weekend at home. Wayne Brown of Harrington visited the Covington home Sunday. John M. Saulsbury and wife occupy a new home on the Ridgely-Greensboro Road. James Reed and Mrs Saulsbury’s parents moved from Woodside Del to the vacated Saulsbury house.
Dorothy Kilgallen files vivid London dispatches on the royal wedding of Princess Margaret to Antony Armstrong-Jones. The News-Post and American will feature her direct-from-the-scenes coverage of the event capturing the world’s attention.
A trio of butterflies tagged in Ontario were later found in Virginia Florida and Texas within under three weeks, illustrating rapid movement across states and the challenges of tracking roaming insects.
A young boy called the telephone operator Lola Caldwell every five minutes asking for the time. He explained his sister had swallowed a button and his mother took her to the hospital, leaving him unsure about catching his bus. The operator reassured him and promised to call at 8:20 to help him leave for school.
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