Passion Plays Experience Rebirth Here and Abroad
The Passion play, rising again amid global tension, draws producers and crowds worldwide. Notable 20th century revivals include Oberammergau Germany Tegelen Holland Spearfish South Dakota and Lawton Oklahoma highlighting the revival of medieval drama and civic pride in religious pageantry.
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Oberammergau
Germany
Tegelen
Holland
Spearfish
South Dakota
Lawton
Oklahoma
Europe
Christ
Lorraine
Judas
Municipal Auditoriums Add to Community Life
A survey shows at least 174 U.S. cities own municipal auditoriums as civic assets. Most operate as revenue enterprises, with only about a quarter turning a profit in recent years. Auditoriums boost city beauty, culture, and regional access for concerts, meetings, plays, conventions, and trade shows.
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U.S
Kitchen Appliances Drive Copper Use in 1950s Homes
Electric mixers grills toasters and coffee percolators are described as essential for a modern 1950 kitchen. The piece projects 900000 mixers sold this year with 4511000 pounds of copper alloy used, about 700000 waffle irons consuming 1438000 pounds, and toaster sales near 4300000 with roughly 6412000 pounds of copper alloy involved.
California Fruit Vegetable Industry Sets Big California Role
California's fresh fruit and vegetable sectors are a major industry. UC figures show nearly one third of all cash from US farmers for fresh produce goes to California farmers. The state yields about 3.5 million tons yearly on 12 percent of cropland and 20 percent of irrigated land.
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California
University of California
Brucellosis risk rises for animal workers
Farmers face brucellosis risk from cattle and swine but veterinarians and packinghouse workers incur greater danger. Brucellosis is described as an occupational hazard for those in contact with infected animals. A blood test can determine exposure to the disease.
Parish notes and social roundup from Denton area
Local column records visitors births moves and family events in Denton and nearby towns. Daisy Garrett recovering in Baltimore University Hospital. Norbert Drews welcomes Patricia Ann Nov 22 at Memorial Easton. Harold Krabill son Stephen Keith born Milford Memorial. multiple residents visiting relatives in Washington Baltimore and Tucson. Parish supper and parcel sale at Christ Episcopal Church a success socially and financially. Deer hunts and local outings observed including two deer from a Du Bois trip.
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Ridgely
Easton
Virginia
Europe
Daisy Garrett
Denton
University Hospital
Baltimore
John Shaffer
Ernest Lord
Brubaker
Oil City
Norbert H. Drews
Patricia Ann
Memorial Hospital
J. B. Hillegass
Radio, Pa
C. S. Kauffman
Tayloe Lewis
Esther Kauffman
Washington
Harold V. Krabill
Milford
Stephen Keith
Milford Memorial Hospital
Julia H. Wilson
George H. Wilson
Carroll Pastorfield
Elizabeth Pasterfield
Louise Lord
Joseph H. Johnson
Louis Andrew
Main Street
Quentin R. Walsh
Bronwyn
Quentin Jr
James Owen
Tuscon
Arizona
Dr. Brackett
Market Street
Christ Episcopal Church
T. Alan Goldsborough
William G. Towers
Robert Irwin
du Bois
William Beers
Clarence Godwin
Hopkins
Philip Godwin
Joan Henderson
Parksley
Allen Smith
Cynthia Lou
Salisbury
Paul H. Roe Jr
Thomas F. Wright
William H. Nuttle
Dorothy Jump
Fla Jump
Madee Jump
Gilbert Horne
James Clarke
Ralph Horsey
Wilmington
C. Percival Merrick Jr
Standings and results in Shore Soccer League
Standings show Ridgely 6 0 12 points, Kent Island 3 1 10, Greensboro 3 1 10, Federalsburg 3 3 6, Oxford 2 4 4, Queen Anne 2 4 4, Easton 1 5 2, Denton 0 6 0. Sunday results: Federalsburg 9 Denton 2. Ridgely 4 Queen Anne 2. Kent Island 4 Oxford 1. Greensboro 1 Easton 0.
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Shore Soccer League
Ridgely
Kent Island
Greensboro
Federalsburg
Oxford
Queen Anne
Easton
Denton
Hillsboro Visitors Gather for Weekend in Delaware and Maryland
Local residents and visitors from Hillsboro travel to Wilmington Philadelphia and Baltimore over the weekend attending gatherings with hosts including Mr and Mrs Eaton Mrs Duffey and others. The WSCS met at Mrs Harrys Kemp home with co-hostess Mrs Charles Barton.
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Clifton Hicks
Miriam Gale
Mildred Gale
Wilmington
Walter, Fleming
Walter Calloway
Andersontown
Edward Hopkins
Annapolis
Milford Kline
Salisbury
Joseph Mr. Eaton
Philadelphia
John Broome
Stephen
Norman Harrington
Tunis Mills
W. R. Dudley
Nancy
Minnie Cooper
Denton
Edwin Houston
Stroudsburg
S. Q. Rice
Majors Winstead
Ridgely, Sr
Milton Nesson
Galestown
Anna Larrimore
Mardella
Miro
Improvements and land offered by Marvin H. Smith Assignee
Two story frame building with composition roof, barn, chicken house, about fifty acres tillable with remaining woodland. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance upon ratification or all cash option. Deferred payments bear interest from sale. titles and stamps paid by purchaser. Auctioneer: James Temple.
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Ridgely
Ashby B. Land
Centreville
Stevenville
Michael A.arcaro
George H. Blood
Caroline County
Maryland
Marvin H. Smith
Court House
Denton
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Hiye
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Journal Today
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G. R. Kelly
AEC
A Ben Anes
West Denton
G. C. Cohee
Glidden
Lowell Needles
Burrsville
Brownsville
Delaware
Farmall
McCormick-Deering Milkers
R. H. Stafford
Dickerson Brothers
Caroline Home & Auto Supply
Shadowlawn
Bath
M. Sneider
River Farms
Andrew Altis
Seventh St
Ormond L. Andrew
Main St
Stockles
Henry Scott
Dawson Beulah
Logan-Wright
Hobbs
Denton Ae
International 1
William L. Gardner
Maucere
Williston
Louis M. Nafzinger
Reed Settee
G. E
E. W. M. Johnson
Gay St
Frank Dennis
Wendel Seiler
Lester J. Smith
Fuller Brush
Caroline
Dorchester
P. OC
P. O. Box
Stewart E. Hallowell and Son, Inc
Phone 390
Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co
Denton, Md
Telephone
Bessie Murphy
Third St
Noble Motor Co
Easton 245
T-Te
Ricard’s
Bridgeville
Blood Bay
Hackett Downes
Aenae Ye
Southern States Farmer’s Supply Cooperative, Inc
Gibbs
S. Seventh St
Harvey Griffith
Third Street
Joe H. Harrington
John J. Roberts
Henderson, Md
C. Smith
Ann Taylor
Pet Milk Co
Church Hill
W. S
Brinsfield
Crumpton
Millington
Ford
McCormick-Deering
Edward Weal
Mary C. Melvin
Market St
First Methodist Church
Silco
R EA
Denton Kittens
Spencer
Lawrence E. Lynch
Ape Ee Tel
Rome
O. A. Newton & Son
Del
Tel
Henry Blazejak
Denton National Bank
Robert Fleetwood
Board of County Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners For
Marjorie B. Skinner
Cooper
Lewyt
Cooper Furniture Coo
Oline County
Smithville
Hickmantown
Tilghman McIuney
Thomas Noble
Maryland and
J. B. Reed
Hickman
Thomas E. Evans
Evans
Thomas J. Pritchett
Pritchett
Michael Arcaro
Hooke
Maryand
James Temple
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