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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1938

Page

3

Denton Post Office Notice From 1938 Issue

Official notice appears in a Denton Maryland paper dated February 19 1938. It marks second class mail status for the issue and includes standard postal distribution language.

Denton

The American plan and the nation’s recovery drive

J E J argues the American plan spurs economic and human revival amid unemployment. He cites radio and telephone density, car ownership, rising wages, falling auto prices, and a new home loan act as proof the plan lifts living standards and economics toward renewed growth.

Necessary Defense and Neutrality in National Policy

Roosevelt argues for strengthening military defenses while maintaining peaceful, pacific methods. He notes isolation and geographic distance offer little protection, urging readiness to deter aggression and protect neutral policy amid European and Far East tensions.

Roosevelt Congress United States Europe Far East Department of State Alaska California Florida

Convention of little business men signals shift in opposition to New Deal

The Washington convention of small business leaders erupted in turmoil yet produced reports urging repeal of the undistributed profits tax and changes to capital gains tax. Delegates urged ending government interference and enforcing labor union responsibility. the outcome could influence White House policy. The event contrasts big business critics with broad small business sentiment.

Washington Portland Oregonian White House

Defense Week and Washington Battles Over National Policy

The piece argues war is not inevitable and urges national defense preparation under the 1920 act. It notes Lincoln and Washington anniversaries in February as fitting for defense reflection and profiles advisers Robert Jackson and Donald Richberg shaping presidential policy toward greater regulatory control and possible compromise.

Potomac Robert Jackson Stanley Reed Supreme Cour Donald Richberg NRA Richberg Washington Jess White House Jackson

Tax rules for single and joint returns in 1937

The document outlines income thresholds for filing, exemptions of 1000 for singles and 2500 for married filers, and rules for joint versus separate returns. It explains eligibility, reporting ownership of income, joint unit treatment, signatures, earned income credit computation, and amendment restrictions for the 1937 tax year.

Ladies Aid Holds Valentine Party at Sallie Towers Home

The American Corner Ladies Aid met with 14 members present led by president. New member Mary Blades joined. next gathering planned at Lula Beauchamp’s with Grace Sullivan assisting. Valentine party featured recitations and games with prizes for Minnie Huey Louise Collins Raymond Slocum Claudell and Junior Blades. Dining room basket search and refreshments followed. Visitors included Mrs. Dukes of Eldorado and Mrs. Gertrude Morgan of Denton.

Sallie Towers Nellie Sartain Mary Blades Lula Beauchamp Grace Sullivan Minnie Huey Louise Collins Raymond Slocum Claudell Junior Blades Aid Dukes Eldorado Gertrude Morgan Denton Olaf E. Smith George Huey Easton Jim Huey Burrsville Amanda Allen G. L. Griffith

Appreciation of community support at Denton fire supper

The Denton Volunteer Fire Company acknowledges hearty cooperation and generous donations from the community for the annual supper. Proceeds total is not yet reported but the usual financial success is expected.

Denton Volunteer Fire Company

Card of Thanks to Denton Fire Company for chimney fire aid

Norman Stevens expresses gratitude to the Denton Volunteer Fire Company for timely assistance last Tuesday when a chimney fire threatened his home, noting heartfelt thanks for their service.

Denton Volunteer Fire Company Norman Stevens

Time I am afraid I will trust in Thee

A brief devotional line quoting Psalm verse. Expresses reliance on divine guidance in fear.

Church Notices From Denton and Surrounding Areas

Diverse church schedules list sermons, Sunday schools, and special programs across Denton Burrsville Thawley's Hickman Old Brick Greensboro and Williston area churches for February 20. Events include missionary mite collections, Mothers and Daughters banquet, plays for fundraisers, and early mass times at St Elizabeth’s and St Benedict’s.

Hoff New Windsor Caroline Charge Ziba Adams Burrsville M. P Thawley’s Piney Hobbs Wesley M. E Burrsville Hickman M. E Hickman Sunshine Club Old Brick Greensboro Lawrence Wade Indianapolis Church of the New Jerusalem Preston Williston St. Elizabeth’s Church Denton St. Benedict’s Church Ridgely St. Benedict's Church

Birthday gatherings and community notes from Bloomery

A recap of local celebrations and visits in Bloomery includes Vir ginia Lee Robinson and Fred Fountain birthday parties with neighbors and relatives attending. The Bloomery Ladies Aid plans a February 23 meeting with hostesses, while several Adams and Wilson families share visits and social events through the week.

Virginia Lee Robinson Orland Closson Ethel Wright Janie Cannon Earl Adams Alice Robinson Joy Lee Jones Fred Fountain Earle Robinson Fountain Elon Wright Alfred Smith Achretree Clara Locus Hitch Johnson John Morris Greenwood Walter Adams Bowers

In Memoriam for Isaac Wesley Poole

In sad but loving remembrance of my husband, Isaac Wesley Poole, who passed away on February 14, 1937. There is someone who misses you sadly and finds the time long since you went. There is someone who thinks of you always and tries to be brave and content. The best are always the first to die, it is lonesome here without you, life is not the same since you were called away. By his Loving Wife.

Washington United States Germany Italy England Russia Congress Reserve ‘Officers’ Association Lincoln Isaac Wesley Poole

Fine pair of mare mules and farm stock for sale

One fine pair of mare mules weighing 1100 lbs nine and ten years old a real pair of mules One odd mule a real mule Come and see these mules One pair of colts one year old the other two years old good colts For farm and home R H Stafford and Son

R. H. Stafford & Son

Twenty Five Years Ago Local road repairs and weddings noted

Twenty five years ago the shell road from the state highway to Townsends Cross Roads was under repair. G T Redden & Co of Denton advertised for tomatoes and corn at nine dollars per ton and two and a half cents per pound. A Wilmington M E Conference session was moved to March 26 in Crisfield at the Bishop Berry cabinet's request. A wedding near Williamsburg on February 12 united Miss Etta A Todd and Mr J Oscar Harnsberger of Elkton VA with a formal reception. Other items include banquets in Baltimore, a Republican Armory event, dances in Denton, and several visits between families in Denton, Philadelphia, and Milton.

Townsend’s Cross Roads G. T. Redden & Co Denton Wilmington M. E Crisfield Sesson Bishop Berry J. Frank Todd Williamsburg Etta A. Todd J. Oscar Harnsberger Elkton Della Todd Frank White Charles W. Hobbs Emerson Baltimore A. G. Towers J. T. Carter Old Armory R. M. Messick Town Hall Ethel Gertrude Messick Wilmington Laura V. Parks W. B. Parks Louise Fleetwood Church Home Hospital George T. Redden Marriott Redden Philadelphia Charles Andrew Jennie Wyatt Joseph H. Johnson Milton H. C. Hobbs Della Renner Nellie Dunning Wm. H. Thawley Hillsboro

Slats Diary recounts stump explosion injury and weddings

Slats diary notes a stump blown by dynamite injuring Oliver Warren with a three inch scalp wound. The entry also records Miss Josephine Pippin visiting Philadelphia, Joseph Taylor and Hattie Hicks marrying near Hillsboro, and a long list of county students honored for steady winter-term attendance. The section closes with obituaries and a tragic fatal burn of Mrs. James Smith near Burrsville and Addie Macklin’s sudden heart death in Georgetown.

Howard Hopkins Josephine Pippin Philadelphia Mary Pippin Joseph Taylor Trappe Hattie Hicks Saulebury Sparks Hillsboro R. ‘T. Coursey Baltimore We Hs Marydel Edith Davis Abbie Tomlinson Wallace Stafford James Hummer Verne Steele Addie Shewbrooks Charlie Shewbrooks Floyd Moore Anderson Mary Jones Anna Coffin Catherine Melvin Isabelle Reynolds Ruth Cole James Johnson Wallace Scott Ella Chirschman Clark Smith Edward Coffin Willie Toth Alice Bickling William Thomas Agnes Peterson Lucy Reed Edinburgh Kennard Shults Lola Seward Jane Faulkner Grace Seward Daniel Swift Byard Swift Moore Marie Greenly Esther Meredith Lola Edwards Marguerite Bilbrough Eva Wheeler Mabel Wheeler Paul Meredith Mildred Bilbrough Clinton Edwards Rosa Hutson Florence Gottwall Neta Richard Lowe’s Lida Dickerson John Wilson Nelson Draper Margaret Kibler Woodie Dill Harvey Wilson Mary Dill Paul Draper Greensboro Charles Beaumont Walter Smith Fred Richards Alzera Downs Harold Boggs Winifrd Cake Annie Roe Ethel Eveland Henrietta Houchin David Sapp Paul Hughes Paul Butler Barcus Harry Needles Henry Hubbard George Kornrumpf Agnes Hubbard Mary Clark Fred Porter Ralph Tribbitt Arthur Kornrumpf Burrsville Marian Stafford Lottie Good Florence Morgan Earl Webber Allan Garrett Sadie Garrett John Callison Central Gertie Henning Roger Brubaker Uriah Gordon Annie Baker Ruby Huey Joseph Blough Katherine Carter Caroline High Roland Reed George Shawn Abeth Flowers Ralph Christopher Esther Hisby Rebecca Cohee Oaks Esther Willey John Slaughter Mildred Roe Irma Bailey Carroll Bright Willoughby Ebien Tharp Joseph Batehalk Shene Adams Paul Batchalk Blanche Buther James Coulbourn Charles Moore Hickman Florence Hamilton Lester Noble Blanche Croll Pearl Hamilton Leon Satterfield Helen Stevens Hynson Della Todd Otto Fisher Mary Ruf Marion Nichols Engie Slacum Cora Nichols Elsie Slacum Naomi Fisher Mary den Martha Willis Pearl Taylor Martha Lynch Edith Todd Hilda Ruf Harmony Lester Foote Dorothy Wright Pearl Harris Charles Andrews Anna Coope Hilda Jones Frances Kreiger Matida Werner Ralph Werner Mildred Booth Louise Wright Leonard Goswellen Hilda Fisch Nelson Wright Hazel Wright Perry Weshell Poplar Neck Mary Marquart Helen Henning Mary Gadow Creighton Benson Edwin Cheezum Melvin Blades Hubbard’s Lilith Beauchamp Ethel Prettyman Mida Willoughby Federalsburg Mary Kemp Rachel Jefferson Mildred Clark Victor Goslin Claude Galloway Hulda Williamson Nellie Phillips Ruth Adam Wilmer Davis Simeon Russell Alice McKown Bertha Miller Rowena Jefferson Addie Aterb Abram Ritchey Ridgely Kennard Pinder Lee Bennington Martha Cooper Bernice Austin Glennie Downes Margaret Andrews Mary Robinson Clifton Morris Stephen Lynch Howard Wagner Hambleton Meredith Laurel Grove Annie Culver Mary Corkran John Howard Margaret Cook Thomas Trice Douglas Towers Chestnut Grove Mildred Satterfield Mary Everagam Margaret Wilson Helen Smith Elma Trice Grace Adrew James Smith Warren Burr Albert Polk Georgetown Del Addie Macklin Macklin J. H. van Gesel

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Eer Adams Cross Roads Maryland James H Frederic N. Nichols Maryland University Hospital Oliver N. Warren S. S Jake Jakes House Jane Elsy Enney of West's Department Store New & Spring West's Department Store Main Street Denton, MD
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