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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1943
Page
2
Oliver N Warren chronicles a week in Slats diary with Jake and Blisters. He writes about church, a tangereen riddle, a quarrel over a railroad engine, and family stories from sickness at Uukel Hen to a frightened stomach. The tone imitates a childlike, humorous voice with misspellings.
RIDGELY Mrs Norman Wilson Miss Elma Wilson Mrs James Wilson and Mr and Mrs Joseph Knussman shopped in Wilmington on Friday. Mr and Mrs Charles Hammond entertained Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Stanley Mathers and sons of Andover NY visited. Mrs Corino Galante of Bridgeville Del was guest of son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Walter Kershaw. Mrs Evans Campbell and son Mrs William E Sparks and Miss Virgie Sparks shopped in Wilmington last week. Miss Grace Vernon Smith called on Monday at Mrs Charles Cannon's in Queen Anne. Mr and Mrs George Cherry and granddaughter Nancy Rice spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Roy Cherry. Mrs Henry Covington visited son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Daniel Hollingsworth near town. Mr and Mrs Wm Richards hosted their son Mr Wm Richards of Baltimore over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Martin Sutton Mrs W T Temple and Mrs Carlton Marvel shopped in Wilmington last week. Pvt Clinton Dorman of the Army Air Base Hattiesboro Miss spent three days here with his family.
Mrs. Mallory Winstead and two children spent a week with Mr. Winstead in Chester Pennsylvania. Mr. Franklin Stayer remains a patient at Fier Hospital for several weeks. Mrs. Clinton Dorman stayed with Mrs. Mary Dorman in Greensboro Friday. Mrs. Henrietta Payne returned from Queen Anne visit with sister Mrs. Nichols. Mrs. James Lewis of Easton was here last week on business. Mrs. J. Applebaum and daughter Betty Jean visited Baltimore last week. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Greene reside on Second Avenue East. Miss Helen Saulsbury returns home from Washington College sick with grip. Mrs. Frank Rickards returned from Ruthsburg visit with her brother. Mrs. D. Thompson shopped in Philadelphia last week. Mrs. Sadie Cherry Crouse made a business trip to Wilmington last week, and Mrs. Wm. Cooper spent a day visiting her sister near Easton.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lane and their children have moved to Maple Avenue reflecting a family relocation. A Mary Baker Eddy quote about tyranny and divine government appears in the text.
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