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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1954

Page

11

Peninsula Horticultural Society Meet In Dover

The Peninsula Horticultural Society will hold its 68th annual meeting in Dover Delaware at Capital Grange Hall on December 14 and 15. Sessions run 9:15 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. with lunch in the building basement. The program covers irrigation vegetable crops, tomato and cucumber studies, asparagus yields, fruit varieties, and orchard care with experts from University of Delaware Maryland Virginia and USDA. Now is a good time to repair farm buildings and prepare equipment for winter storage. guidance covers structural fixes, chimneys, and preventive oil treatments.

Peninsula Horticultural Society Dover Grange Hall Del Grange Robert D. Smith William E. McDaniel University of Delaware F. W. Haas F. C. Stark University of Maryland M. M. Parker Virginia Truck Experiment Station E. P. Brasher R. N. Hofmaster E. M. Rahn H. W. Crittenden U. of del R. A. Hyre U.S.D.A Donald MacCreary L. P. Ditman U. of Maryland Boston W. Lee Allen D. H. Scott L. E. Scott C. W. Hitz A. H. Thompson Castillo Graham Dale Bray J. W. Heuberger L. O. Weaver A. B. Groves Virginia Experiment Station C. Graham Dale

Maryland Farm Front Urges Frequent Grain Inspections

Maryland farmers with stored grain are urged by George J. Martin to inspect often and act quickly to prevent losses from heating, insects, birds, and rodents. He notes that CCC loan settlements credit grain quality at delivery, regardless of earlier condition, making proactive checks essential. County extension agents can advise on storage prep and loss-control measures.

Maryland George J. Martin Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee Commodity Credit Corporation Fle Martin

Bur rsville Homecoming and Community News At Wesley Church

Bur rsville celebrated Homecoming at Wesley Church on Sunday with Rev Grayson Wheatley of Greensboro delivering the message and soloist Melvin James Jr assisted by David Greene. The Ellers sisters from near Harrington sang duets as friends thank participants. Local families hosted Thanksgiving gatherings and dinners with extended relatives. MYF auction raised over 90 dollars and plans to paint the Community House and install blinds. WSCS of Wesley Church hosts November meeting and a bake sale at Taylor's Hardware Store on December 1 at 9 30 AM.

Wesley Church Grayson Wheatley Greensboro Melvin James, Jr Milford David Greene Ellers Sisters Near Harrington Howard Hopkins James W. Hopkins Paul Wolkoski Daniel M. Gooden Pauline Hopkins Charles Welch Garey Booker Manuel Buarque Seaford Del Robert Stafford Charles Harvey Henry Stafford Reginald Wheatley Clearwater Fla Wheatley Ann MYF Lula Pusey WSCS Harry Atkinson Philadelphia Paul Butler Paul Sharp Bill Blades Norman Adams Near Denton James Thawley Houston Thawley Elizabeth Ann Jean Sara Johnnie Charles Butler Eloise Budd Werner Gayle Smith Harrington Harry C. Jones Clayton Frank Adams Farmington Roland Draper J. Virgil Moore Denton Theodore Warren Taylor’s

Murder Mystery Involving "Man Who Wasn't There"

In December, Ellery Queen unravels a baffling case about a young senora's murder. The striking true mystery is detailed in The American Weekly color gravure, published with the Baltimore Sunday American.

Ellery Queen American Weekly Baltimore Sunday American

Energy projections from 1952 policy commission

The Report of the President's Materials Policy Commission predicts by 1975 America will need double today’s energy. Electricity may rise to 1400 billion kWh, water use to 350 billion gallons daily, with most growth for industry. Oil may reach 5,000 million barrels, natural gas 15,000 billion cubic feet, and coal 751 million short tons.

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