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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1954
Page
2
Simple tips from the Paper Shipping Sack Manufacturers Association outline safe handling of 50-pound paper sacks. Lift with both hands under the sack ends, avoid grabbing the ends, and do not crease ears. A two wheeled hand truck with a wooden nose extension speeds movement and a platform or pallet under stacks stabilizes loads in feed rooms.
Trim crusts from dry bread and dry bread to crumbs. Beat egg with milk and oil. Prepare chicken by skinning and seasoning with salt and pepper. Dredge in flour, dip in egg mixture, then coat with bread crumbs. Fry in hot fat until golden. Serves six.
Maryland faces a severe teacher shortage as military transfers and resignations shrink staff. Harford County cites 20 to 25 percent annual turnover harming programs. Western Maryland counties list dozens of needed teachers. Allegany has none vacant. Districts report losses to Baltimore City and higher salaries elsewhere, with science math and vocational fields hardest hit.
In loving memory of Robert Hamilton Beers who died August 8 1949 five years ago. We cherish our memory and miss him daily. Lonely hearts today and always. Loved and remembered by Mother Father Billy Peggy and Betty.
Hobbs notes a Sunday School picnic at Trappe Pond last Thursday. Numerous residents from Denton Baltimore Middletown and Stanton visit relatives and attend services and gatherings through the week. Several families, including Ricards Allen Adams Davis Calloway and Chaffinch households, host or visit friends and relatives in Maryland Delaware and Pennsylvania with well wishes for recovery.
Mrs Theodore Warren returns from Ocean City NJ with friends Mrs Conditt and Mrs Beard and daughter. Lottie Bishop and children visit from Wilmington. Jean and Sara Thawley vacation at Rehoboth Beach. Paul Butler and Dee visit Andersontown relatives. Adams family host near Chicago. Harlan Blades visits son Charles in Lancaster PA. Rita Collison visits Riverdale Beach with Robert Stafford. Mary Gough of Wilmington visits sister H A Porter. Lawrence Collison family weekend in Pennsylvania. Tomato canneries Parker Hughes and H O Noble run part time. Dry weather damages tomato patches corn and other crops. Harry Atkinson visits relatives in Philadelphia.
Burton M Wilkinson owner conducts cash sale of furniture and household items at former Ridgely residence Central Ave adjoining Ridgely Methodist Church starting 1 pm rain or shine. Items include mahogany tables chairs beds clocks piano heater sewing machine range dishes lamps and many other pieces. Auctioneers are Charles H Messick with clerks T W Jones and Luther Bennett Sr.
A brief biblical maxim presents the idea that pursuing godliness with contentment yields true gain, reflecting a moral emphasis on virtue over material wealth. The line appears as a maxim or decorative quotation.
The first New England newspaper firmly established outside Boston was the Connecticut Gazette of New Haven, founded in 1755 by James Parker, an associate of Benjamin Franklin.
In Equity Chy 4620 the Circuit Court of Caroline County orders notice by newspaper publication for four weeks ending Aug 8 1954 and sets a redemption deadline of Sept 8 1954. Property described as portion of Third Election District of Caroline County Maryland one mile north of Williston adjoining Knotts Johnson and Williston Church assessed to H Earle Smith. Plaintiffs seek foreclosure of all redemption rights and a clear title free of encumbrances. Floyd J Kintner, Judge. D Ralph Horsey, Clerk. True Copy. Test ORDER MSS.
An order dated July 27, 1954, ratifies and confirms the sale of property reported by Wesley E Thawley, Trustee, unless a counter claim is shown by August 20. A copy of the order must run in a Caroline County newspaper in three consecutive weekly issues before August 14. The report lists the sale amount as $4,000. True Copy-tTest.
In Equity No 4591 Chy the Auditor's Report is ratified and confirmed unless good cause shown within three weeks from August 6. a copy of this order to be published in a Caroline County newspaper for two consecutive weeks before August 14. true copy, Test.
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