Denton Journal Historic Maryland Advertiser Info
Denton Journal, established 1843, Denton Maryland. Melvin Johnson Inc lists Benjamin F Johnson Sr as President Treasurer and Benjamin F Johnson Jr as Vice President with Malcolm Melvin as Secretary. Published Fridays at 205 Market Street Denton in Caroline County. Entered March 8 1879 as second class matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated
Benjamin F. Johnson, SR
Benjamin F. Johnson, JR
Malcolm Melvin
Market Street
Denton
Maryland
Caroline County
Chickens Roost as Teen Unemployment Rises
A Deputy Assistant Labor Secretary cites rising teen joblessness amid 1961 wage rulefully limits teens to 10 percent of a store's workforce below minimum wage. The American Retail Federation criticizes the cap as unfair to both small and large retailers. It warns the policy harms full-time student opportunities and questions Congress's training bill versus employment restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Department
American Retail Federation
Congress
Maryland ad federation rep at winter conference in Washington
Larry Pearson of Greensboro represented the University of Maryland at the Mid Winter Conference of the Advertising Federation of America held Feb 5–6 at the Statler Hilton Hotel in Washington D C He is the son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Pearson of Greensboro and will graduate in June Also mentions local visits illnesses funerals and church activities in Greensboro and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Pearson
University ‘of ‘Maryland
Advertising Federation of America
Statler-Hilton
Washington
D. C
Clarence Pearson
Greensboro
Larry
Armine Smith
Oscar Nichols
Charles Nichols
Earl Nichols
Claymont
Del
Edward Dean
Willie Harris
Harris
Elmer Anders
Chester
Richard Haas
Carl
Hyattsville
Florida
Key West
Fred
Kenneth Frederick Haas
Local residents visit in Denton and Easton
Hickman reports guests at Denton and Easton homes last Tuesday and Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Torbert and Mrs. Maggie Scott visited Mr. and Mrs. Luther Lee and Timmy of Denton. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Fearins and Mrs. Richard Wilson were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stafford of Easton. Mr. and Mrs. George Brade of Denton visited. Mr. and Mrs. William Tull and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Breeding last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Steelman
Harold Skinner
Elen Jean
Bessie Porter
Camden
N. J
Steelman
Glenn Orme
Alexandria
Coast Guard
Donald Lloyd
David Owens
Cambridge
Temple Dean
James Fuller
Baltimore
William Hobbs
Ridgely
Dukes Robb
Wilmington
David Houtman
E. T. Parrish
Harry Karcher
WSCS
St. Paul’s Church
Wheatley Hall
Lands of Decision
Circle No. 4
Virginia Towers
Billy
George Butler
Margaret Butenschoen
Denton
Veterans Hospital
Elsmere
Del
Mark Buckley
Oscar Torbert
Maggie Scott
Luther Lee
Timmy
Jesse Fearins
Richard Wilson
Ray Stafford
Easton
George Brade
William Tull
Clarence Breeding
Wheatley Neal
Charlotte
Concord
Paul Scott
Isaac Noble
Nat Cole
Bridgeville
Ray. Collison
William Bullock
Harrington
Irvin O’day
Greenwood
Luther Lee, Jr
Ruth Drummond
Woodrow Passwaters
Georgetown
Noble
Paul van Dyke
Sarah
Manila Dukes
Fred Coulbourne
Federalsburg
Wilmer Nagel
Dale
Gerald Banning
Jerry
Diana
Jesse Fearing
Johnnie Fearins
Ellendale
Kenny
Rita Ann
Harry Wheatley
J. D. Neal
Dallas Neal
Keith
Lester Towers
Harry Towers
Bethlehem
William Nagel and Sons
Leroy and
Ricky
Ridgely Community Notes and Local Gatherings
Local residents from Wilmington to Ridgely visited family and friends this week. The Ridgely Volunteer Fire Dept plans its annual supper February 20 from 4 to 8 PM at the fire hall. Various home visits, weekend guests from Philadelphia, Annapolis, and Rockville, and church activities at Bethesda Methodist are noted along with ongoing Polio Drive fundraising and WSCS meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Walker
James Walker
Wilmington
Abigal Pierce
Galena
Willard Snowberger
Charles Keeneman
University of Maryland, College Park
Fred Koeneman
Robert Bilbrough
Robert
Mary Ann
Elacar
William N. Raleigh
Chicago
Helen Burns
Grace Dixon
Chester
James Sculley
Ernest Denise
Robert B. Phillips
Long Island
N. Y
Larry Davis
Annapolis
Glen Davis
Lynn
Debbie Cohee
James Shively
Greensboro
Ridgely
Norris Diefenderfer, Jr
District Heights
Norris Diefenderfer
Coursey Edwards
Stella Matthews
Edith Slemmer
Methodist Church
WSCS
Church House
Mary Wharton
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Charles Messick
Raymond Messick
Preston
James Reed
Mt. Olive Ladies Aid
Ben Cohee
Sandtown
Del
Marydel Social News Roundup And Obituaries
Marydel notes report two Lions dinners planned and a postponed prayer study group. Hospital updates include Mrs. Lee Leslie recovering from surgery and Mrs. Gus Richardson improving after pneumonia. Obituaries note the passing of Mrs. Laura Dailey Clark with services held in Greensboro and interment at Templeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Shults
Lions
Lee Leslie
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Rawlings-Boulais
Greensboro
Laura Dailey Clark
Hill Top Nursing Home
Harrys. Smith
Georgetown
Deso Link
Debbie Hadaway
WSCS
Lee Harman
Sick lists and visiting in Milford area life
Mr. Breeding on sick list with many wishing him a speedy recovery. Mr. Allison Covey convalesces at home after Milford Memorial Hospital surgery. Numerous local visits noted including Mr. and Mrs. Paul Messick and many others visiting or hosting in Denton Georgetown Federalsburg Ellendale and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breeding
Allison Covey
Milford Memorial Hospital
Paul Messick
Schmick Couple Return From Florida Visit
Mr and Mrs Herman Schmick returned on Thursday from a two weeks stay in Florida. Mrs Lillian Wright is a patient in Memorial Hospital at Easton where she underwent surgery. The Community Club will meet on Tuesday Feb 19 at 2 pm at the Memorial Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Blades
Baltimore
Monday Bridge Club
Joseph L. Gallagher
Ethel McAllister
James Wright
WSCS
Bethesda Methodist Church
William Murdoch
Mary Dukes
Denton
Carlton Dukes
James L. Gallagher
Maple Ave
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Lee Noble
Lee Noble, Jr
Nell Christopher
Florida
Christopher
Noble
David Os
Herman Schmick
Lillian Wright
Good Morning Buns Recipe Mix and Bake Tips
Mix them the day before for easy yeast buns. This brioche like dough refrigerates overnight and bakes in the morning, or you can bake the same day and reheat before breakfast. Includes frosting options with confectioners sugar and chopped nuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleischmann
Mona Lisa Reproduced in Baltimore American Weekly
A color gravure feature in The Baltimore American presents a faithful Mona Lisa portrait reproduction. The February issue of The American Weekly offers a fine art print of the masterpiece in color gravure exclusive to the magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
The
American Weekly
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Denton Journal
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BAKER
Merrel Spence
Florence Thornton
Milford
C. C. Williamson, Jr
Vernon Jones
Collins Park
Dawson Cohee
Pamela
Kevin
Robert O’brien
Walter Redman
Clayton
Elizabeth Smith
William Laramore
Nelson Bishop
Vernon Blades
Z Jr
Sandy
Layton Mackey
RuthieGinnis
Katie Webber
William Wyatt
Quentin Wyatt
Woman's Auxiliary of Greensboro Volunteer Fire Co
Edward Walls
Wilson Steward
Betty Ellen Dean
Fred Jarrell
Byron Poore
Sunshine
Harry Jones
Medford Price
Chas. Nichols
Hickman
Susie Noble
Grace Vernon Smith
R. Butler
Wm. J. Brunkhorst
Sophronia Cousins
John Chapman
Nadine Gallagher
Municipal Court of
Washington, D. C
Wayne Harris
Rockville, Md
H. M. Harris
Essell P. Thomas
W. D. Noble
Claude Wheatley
H. E. Pinkston
Philadelphia
Marydel
H. R. Butts
Whiteoaks
Caroline Sutton
Irene Pierce
Francis Pierce
Herbert R. Butts
Howard Logan
Carney’s Point
Logan
Walter Burkins
Butts
Wayne Phillips
Jin Haddon Heights
Isaac Thomas
Denver
Colorado
Lee Roy Harman
A. Lee Harman
Harman
Gus Richardson
James C. Fountain
Irene Pinder
Carrie Bowdle
Henry Scott
the Community Club of
Young America
Consumer Credit Department
Theo Denton National Sons
Denton, Maryland
Telephone
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
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