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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1952

Page

8

Weekend Socials From Ridgely and Surrounding Areas

A roundup of guests and visits across Ridgely Maryland and nearby towns includes Mrs. Donald Morgan and Miss Connie of Allentown with Mr. and Mrs. James Stack. Mrs. Mary L. Bunney of Denton after surgery in New York. and other travelers and relatives from Baltimore Denton Westwood Philadelphia Englewood Dover and Wilmington. Families share hospitality from late summer into early autumn with hospital stays vacations and birthday celebrations.

Donald Morgan Miss Connie Allentown Robert Lange Baltimore Lawrence Lynch Denton James Stack Burton M. Wilkinson New York Mary L. Bunney Presbyterian Hospital Bunney Wilkinson Buzzards Bay Mass Florence Hoffman

Orphans Court Admits Jump Will and Names Executrices

The Orphans Court met in regular session with Chief Judge H. Roland Towers and Associate Judges present. The will of Ella G. Jump was proven and admitted to probate. Letters testamentary granted to M. Dorothy Jump and Madge G. Jump, with renunciation, bond, and creditor notice. Appraisers named. Final admin accounts filed for Josiah K. Smith. Notices to creditors filed. Estate actions include Vashti Garey, Marshall Roy, Mary Hester Roy, Celia M. Kelley, and Zuzanna Bacsak. Release, sales, and inventories referenced.

Orphans’ Court H. Roland Towers Charles V. Moore Maurice A. Brackett Ella G. Jump M. Dorothy Jump Madge G. Jump J. Roland Chaffinch James R. Chaffinch, Jr Josiah K. Smith Harlan J. Smith Henry A. Beevers Vashti Louise Garey Wilbert L. Merriken C.t.a Marshall Roy Maryland Roy Mary Hester Roy Celia M. Kelley Thomas Norwood Flaharty Margaret Magee George W. Shaffer, Sr Beulah R. Henry George W. Shaffer, Jr Zuzanna Bacsak Calvert C. Merrisken

Marydel Shifts and Visitation Across States

Marydel notices include multiple families visiting relatives in Maryland and New Jersey, with trips to New York City and Washington. Also reported is the Bethesda Grange chicken dinner hosted by Francis and wife August 18, and the death of Annie M. Voschel aged 81, with details of survivors and thanks from bereaved family. Additionally, Arthur Ford welcomed a daughter Lynda Ann on August 17 at Kent General Hospital, and Floyd Long, US Army, transferred from Fort Benning to Seattle after furlough with his parents.

James Breen Orangeburg New York Marydel Jane Marten Patty Grayson Enid Oklahoma Annie M. Voschel Joseph Voschel James Reed Felton Elizabeth Naylor Camden Arthur Ford Lynda Ann Kent General Hospital Thomas Edwards Philadelphia Floyd Long U. S. Army Fort Breckenridge Kentucky Seattle Washington Edward Long, Sr

Motorists urged to heed school zone signs this fall

August G. Detlof of the Club in Maryland urged motorists to watch school zone signs as students return to classrooms in September. He stressed safety in areas around schools and on all streets used by children, praising School Safety Patrols and calling for full driver cooperation.

August G. Detlof Maryland Keystone

In Memory Of William H Henke

In loving memory of William H Henke who passed away August 28 1951 Sadly missed by wife and daughter Subscribe for The Journal today.

William H. Henke The Journal Today

Farmers Lose Share As Food Costs Hit Highs In 1952

U S Department of Agriculture figures show the farmer's slice of the consumer food dollar fell from 52 to 48 cents over 18 months amid rising food prices. An average three person family spent 753 dollars on food in June with 361.44 going to farmers and 391.56 to marketing costs. Farm prices stayed steady while marketing costs rose about 5 percent, marking a long term trend from a 1945 peak of 54 cents.

U. S. Department of “Agriculture Committee For Conservation Now Maryland

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