Talbot Brusie Club Holds Delightful Easton Meeting
The Talbot Brusie Club's Easton gathering featured a varied concert including Proctor Rachmaninoff Bizet pieces and Welsh carols. Kathryn Smith directed the program with Mrs Coble on piano. four new members joined and Elbert Garey announced a February closed meeting with no guests invited.
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Talbot Brusie Club
Proctor
Rachmaninoff
Carmen
Bizet
Holly
Gilbert Walbridge
Lutkin
Music Club
Donald Bartley
Columbia University
Joseph Battista
Julliard
Pasquale Tallerico
Baltimore
Salvadore Calangelo
Margaret Cook
Vincent Erickson
John Dennes
Ibbottson
Erickson
Grace and St. Peters Church
Peabody Institute
Elbert Garey
Destroy Unused Medicine Advice From Health Official
Dr. Robert H. Riley of the State Health Department urges destroying prescribed medicines after illness and warns against sharing or reusing old drugs. He notes medicines are tailor made, with age weight and environment affecting therapy, and stresses proper dosing and supervision by a physician.
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Robert H. Riley
State Health Department
Riley
In Memoriam for Harry O. Cheetum Dec 1944
In loving memory of Harry O. Cheetum who departed this life on December 29 1944. Remembrance is the rose that blooms eternal year by year. Sweet memories cling to the heart keeping loved ones near. The tender thoughts linger on are links that bind those gone ahead with those they leave behind. We still miss him as time passes. Sadly missed by wife, children and grandchildren.
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Dad
Harry O. Cheetum
Competition in Action and the American Retail Miracle
The piece describes a three arc economy with production distribution and consumption. Distribution links producers to consumers and retailing drives the economy. It notes 1.767 million retail stores employing 10 million people selling about 160 billion dollars of goods annually. It praises mass production and mass distribution and highlights price and service as competitive levers.
Colds strike year round and preventive steps noted
The article explains colds are highly contagious with 300 to 400 million cases yearly in the US and a loss of over a billion dollars to industry. It urges precautions such as dressing for weather, staying fit, sleep, fluids, and avoiding close contact, plus urging rest and medical check if fever and serious illness appear.
Oil Demand to Rise 46 Percent by 1967, Says Study
A detailed forecast projects domestic oil product demand increasing 46 percent to 1967 with a net rise of 39 percent after exports decline. Consumption would climb from 7.47 million to 10.4 million barrels daily, necessitating costly expansion across exploration, production, refining, transport, and research, amid political restrictions threatening progress. The article notes the industry’s past resilience and urges maintaining a climate of freedom to sustain growth.
Nursing Committee Holds December Meeting Here
The County Nursing Committee reports December meeting outcomes and cites Tag Day receipts totaling contributions from district chairmen and solicitors. Names and amounts accompany acknowledgments to Mrs H H Nuttle, district chairs, and various groups including Federal Homemakers and Henderson School.
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H. Ricck
Fed'Isgurg
J. IE. Rosser
Denton
H. H. Nuttle
Henderson School
Mierydel
Jas. Scotten
Goldsboro
L. J. Scotten
W. Denton
G. Clendaniel
Gr'sboro
Miracle of Our Lady of Fatima shown locally
The Warner Bros color drama about the Fatima miracle screens at Dentonia Theatre on Monday and Tuesday January 5 and 6 to benefit Catholic Churches. Admission is 55 cents adults and 25 cents children. The film recounts the 1917 visions, prophecies, and the famed revolving sun witnessed by three shepherd children near Fatima.
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Our Lady of Fatima
Warner Bros
Fatima
Portugal
Dentonia Theatre
Warner Color
Jacinta
Francisco
Lucia Dos Santos
Lucia
Gilbert Roland
Susan Whitney
Lisbon
Deaths J Leon Todd 55 real estate operator dies en route to hospital
J Leon Todd 55 a real estate operator and builder died suddenly of a heart attack Friday afternoon while en route to Memorial Hospital Easton. He was the son of the late Goettee S Todd and Cora Covey Todd born near Harmony. Survived by wife Elsie Marquardt a son J Leon Todd Jr four brothers and two sisters. Brief home services Monday at 1 30 pm then Immanuel Lutheran Church service at 2 pastor Rev Louis Geiger officiated and interment in Jr O U A M Cemetery Linchester.
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J. Leon Todd
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Goettee S
Cora Covey Todd
Harmony
Immanuel Lutheran Church of
Preston
Mr. Todd
Elsie Marquardt
J. Leon Todd, Jr
Near Harmony
A. Earl Todd
Hurlock
25000 Chicks Die In Flames At Delaware Poultry Plant
The Delaware Poultry Company in Hartly suffered a third major fire in four years killing 25 000 chicks. Firefighters from Cordova and nearby Queen Anne Hillsboro Easton and Denton aided Cordova crews for about four hours as the blaze threatened a nearby broiler house.
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Delaware Poultry Company
Hartly
Queen Anne Hillsboro
Easton
Denton
Cordova
Broiler
Starting The New Year With No Water
The long predicted water shortage for West Denton stretches into early spring, seen as a crucial need by residents. Outside citizens feel the impact less, while the local chicken plant relies on water and shows little concern for a remedy. A final estimated date by Mr Shannahan at the end of January remains.
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West Denton
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Henry Ford
Robert DeBlock
Arlington Memorial School
Rockwell
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