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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1956
Page
10
A new preacher explains repentance as a deep mind change toward God and neighbor, not mere sorrow. He contrasts trendy regret with true conversion, cites Acts 17 30 and 2 Peter 3 9, and warns against superficial penitence that leaves self at the center.
Twenty five years ago Mrs Mary J Reaser 69 died at her home near Bloomery Church on Tuesday of last week December 30 funeral services were at the church and burial in the adjoining cemetery. Fire company officers were elected and other community notices follow including marriages and a death from pneumonia at Easton Hospital. Bird Garey longtime miller and carpenter dies at 64 after a life in the community. Several local residents are named with graduations marriages and local civic events noted in the Denton area report.
A dense list of crossword entries with across and down clues including numbers and partial phrases such as Island off Venezuela and Not good, plus several thematic hints and slang terms. The puzzle compiles standard wordplay prompts likely from a vintage newspaper teaser page.
Interments and deaths in Ridgely and nearby towns are recorded with details. Mr. Smith, about 65, long time Ridgely resident, survived by wife Elizabeth Roberson and children Robert, Gladys, Elizabeth. interment in Denton Cemetery. Mrs. Voshell died at daughter’s home near Goldsboro. Mt. Olive Cemetery burial. James H. Swann dies in his garage from monoxide gas. funeral in Greensboro Baptist Church. Residence changes listed for Burrsville area residents. Buried note: Carl Akeley buried on Mount Mikeno in Belgian Congo.
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