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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1964
Page
5
Editors examine stray and wild dog control options for Talbot County. A total licensing program with county wide administration is weighed against a partial experimental plan using Caroline facilities. Taxpayers may bear most costs, with little revenue from licenses. A county humane society could spread burden across residents or municipalities.
The Caroline County library faces increased demand as its patronage grows and current space is taxed. The Board of Library Trustees is urged to remove physical limitations and consider expansion to sustain growth and accessibility.
Twenty five years ago, on December 2 1939, Denton advertised bids for a new water tower and storage tank to enlarge the town water supply. The notice notes old plant repairs exceed new capacity costs and stresses urgent need for expanded storage.
The piece argues after a Democratic Senate win Medicare will return to the agenda, urges caution on King-Anderson Blue Cross style plans, notes doctors’ objections, and warns against socialized medicine risks. It critiques higher minimum wages, Taft-Hartley reform, and labor leadership arrogance while stressing fiscal scrutiny and preserving free practice. It also mentions a Delaware wedding and a Wilmington couple's address.
Mrs Lucille Bryan of Washington visited Thanksgiving with Ethel Mcallister. Julian Rosenthal and family from Rochelle New York spent Thanksgiving with Lloyd Hopkins family. Thomas Oliphant of Newark Delaware joined Conrad Fuchs family for Thanksgiving. Mae Fooks visited near Chestertown Maryland. Walter Warren of Baltimore stayed with John Schmick's family. Bertha Frase and Bobby Sterling of Calverton Maryland with relatives near Preston. Earl Roberts family in Forestville spent Thanksgiving with Maryland relatives. William Simmons family joined Emil Dietrich's family for Thanksgiving. Rain bow and Down to Earth garden clubs tea hosted by Caroline Federated garden club at RFEA building. Dianna Callahan and Robin visited with Bryan White. Amelia Cohee spent holidays with grandchildren in Prospect Park Pennsylvania. C W Elzey hosted Thanksgiving with Charles Elzey family from Baltimore and Arnold Maryland and Bob Schockley family from Salisbury.
A reader praises Lewis and Wright for sponsoring space in the Journal that covers notices of upcoming events. The letter thanks the firm and notes the information will be watched with interest by readers.
Templeville lists Sunday services with church school led by Mrs Oscar Lord and a sermon by Rev. Edwin L. Johns on He Brings Light. The page also details numerous Thanksgiving visits and meals among local families including the Gunters, Lummings, Jordans, and Boyles, with extended family travel to Virginia and New Jersey. Preferences and reminders for Universal Bible Sunday are noted.
Mr and Mrs Lowman Ott Sr thank relatives and friends for beautiful cards gifts flowers and visits on their fiftieth wedding anniversary Their kindness and love made the day memorable.
Ella Fountain extends heartfelt thanks to relatives and friends for calls and gifts during hospitalization and after returning home.
The St Pauls Methodist Church education commission in Greensboro has scheduled its annual Church School program for December 13 at 7:00 PM in Wheatley Hall. Preschool and elementary students present "Birthday Gifts for Jesus" a play and pantomime to stress sharing gifts with Strawbridge Home boys and Kelso Home girls.
The Blough family expresses sincere thanks for prayers cards flowers food visits and other acts of kindness during the illness and death of husband and father Charles A Blough Mrs Edng Blough Paul Mr and Mrs Glenn Blough and Family deeply appreciate and will never forget this support
Mrs. Sarah Fountain expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for cards prayers zalls flowers and meals during her hospital stay and after returning home noting heartfelt kindness will be remembered.
Grace E Knott N Eugene Knott and Family express gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for deeds of kindness floral offerings food and cards in their hour of sorrow acknowledging everyone who remembered them.
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