The Andrews The House of the Month Petite New York Plan
The current House of the Month showcases a 31 by 24 foot design by McMurray and Chirgotis emphasizing spacious four room living. A 14 8 by 9 2 kitchen forms an efficient triangle layout with a dining end, no basement, a utility room for the heater, and a heater flue in the fireplace chimney. For blueprints and materials write The Monthly Small House Club Inc. 140 Nassau Street New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMurray and Chirgotis
Small House Club, Inc
Nassau Street
New York
N. Y
Measles Viewed As Serious Childhood Illness Now
Health article warns measles, once treated as inevitable, can cause grave complications especially in children under two. It explains transmission through droplets, seasonal peaks in February and March, and notes no fixed preventive except serum globulin to lessen severe outcomes.
Measles signs and urgent care guidance for parents
The article describes measles symptoms starting with red spots inside the mouth and spreading to the face and body. It urges mothers to seek prompt medical care if exposure or illness occurs, notes higher risk for children six months to two years, and warns that neglect can lead to lasting health damage.
Orphans Court Meets in Regular Session
The Orphans Court convened in regular session Tuesday with Chief Judge H. Roland Towers and Associate Judges Charles V. Moore and Maurice A. Brackett present. The following business was examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
H. Roland Towers
Charles V. Moore
Maurice A. Brackett
Estate notices and probate actions listed for multiple decedents
The docket records several probate steps including the filing of first and final accounts for Lottie C. Coulborne and William Rogers estates, a will admitted to probate for John H. Willoughby, guardianship appointments by Denton National Bank, and administration letters granted for Franconia S. Boston. Notices to creditors and proofs of publication were filed for several estates. The actions involve executors, administrators, guardians, bonds, and orders to sell or publish notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie C. Coulborne
Geo. C. Coulbourne
Everett Nuttle
William. Rogers
John Id. Boulais
Alice D. Davis
Wilmer Irell Davis
John H. Willoughby
Bertha E. Morris
Lyda M. Rogers
Everett L. Morris
James O. Wright
Lenora N. Wright
Denton Na
Tional Bank
Harry Wendell Spicer
Alice Jane Davis
Wilmer Fell Davis Jr
Charles W. Boston
Franconia S. Boston
Denton Adopts Water and Sewer Ordinance 1951
The Denton Commissioners adopt a comprehensive water and sewer ordinance effective January 1, 1951, setting service expansion, rates, and regulatory rules. It details town supervision by the Treasurer, application and connection fees, installation inspections, and lien-based charges with penalties for obstructions and noncompliance.
Denton Adopts Water and Sewer Rates Ordinance No 33
The commissioners of Denton enact Ordinance No 33 detailing water and sewer rates rents and charges to take effect for all properties within the town limits starting January 1 1951. The document sets schedules for service pricing and collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Commissioners of
Town of
Water and Sewer Department
Town Water and Sewer Department
Lockerman
Flat Rate Water Charges Issue Explained
A local notice outlines flat rate water charges with details on assessment, changes in billing structure, and how residents should prepare for upcoming payments. The notice emphasizes criteria for qualification and where to submit inquiries to municipal offices.
Adams Cross Roads Church Notes and Visits
Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson hosted a dinner Saturday with family. Mrs Earle Robinson and daughters Sadie Devore and Blanche Stetler visited Mrs J M Adams in Wilmington on Sunday afternoon. She is receiving treatments. Mrs Marion Robinson called on Mrs Eva Lyden Thursday afternoon. Sunday School begins at 2 and preaching at 3 next Sunday with Rev Melvin Kay present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johnson
Earle Robinson
Sadie Devore
Blanche Stetler
J. M. Adams
Wilmington
Marion Robinson
Eva Lyden
Melvin Kay
U S Coal Reserves Stand at Forty-Six Percent World Total
United States coal reserves account for about 46 percent of the world total. The figure highlights U S dominance in coal deposits and implies substantial domestic energy resources.
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United States
Marriage License Notice From Several States
Clifton Windslow Tiarcum 31 of Den ton Ald and Roma Louise Smith 20 of Goldsboro Md. Everett Voshell 29 of Selton Del and Jeannette Bostick 23 of Felton Del. Fred Daniel Baynard Jr 21 of Greensboro Md and Betty Jean Smith 19 of Greensboro Md. Vincent Note 24 of Perth Amboy N J and Grace Vari 21 of Perth Amboy N J.
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Clifton Windslow Tiarcum
Denton
Ald
Roma Louise Smith
Goldsboro
Everett Voshell
Elton
Del
Jeannette Bostick
Felton
Fred Daniel Baynard, Jr
Greensboro
Betty Jean Smith
Vincent Note
Perth Amboy
N. J
Grace Vari
Card of Thanks for Hospital Inpatient Recovery
Elen Wilson thanks friends and neighbors for the thoughtful cards fruits and gifts while she was a patient at Memorial Hospital in this grateful note of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Coal Exports Reach 28 Million Tons in 1949
United States coal exports totaled 28 million tons in 1949 with Canada importing 57 percent of the shipments. Canada accounted for more than half of U S bituminous coal exports, reflecting strong regional demand and trade ties.
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United States
Canada
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Astii
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Art
James M. Clarke
A. Russum Orme
Wm. S. Finn Douglas E. Fleetwood
James M. Clark
Adam’s Cross Roads
Elen Wilson
Lairs
Ernest Cooper Fire & Liability Insurance
Denton, Maryland