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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1962
Page
3
By Ki By Ki and Bob Bartos discuss how bored pets left at home threaten wildlife. They warn many dogs chase game like rabbits, sometimes prompting wardens to shoot running dogs. Advice includes feeding twice daily and choosing Friskies for complete nutrition.
The Choptank Vegetable Improvement Council opens its annual meeting January 26 at the American Legion Hall in Hurlock starting 1 p m. Area vegetable producers are invited to hear panels on 1962 outlooks fertilizer practices nematode control and research in Delaware and Maryland plus a snap bean panel. Lime and Fertilizer Conference follows with several talks led by University of Delaware and American Potash Institute experts. A second item notes the Maryland State Holstein Breeders meeting January 31 in Centreville from 10 a m to 3 p m. The piece ends with a broader summary on farm economics and food prices highlighting farmer pay and potential impact on costs if output declined.
Chester residents Mr. and Mrs. Jake Holland and Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thomas and Mrs. Howard Dodds. Mrs. James Eveland hosted a baby shower January 13 at Queen Anne Fire Hall with gifts and refreshments. Other locals visited and a Homemakers' Club met at Mrs. Laura Eveland's home Tuesday.
A Columbus mother recounts her daughter Linda overcoming spina bifida with March of Dimes support. Linda, 5, met President Kennedy, starred in a TV program, and traveled coast to coast while making progress toward walking unaided.
Maryland tobacco program notices advise that producers with farms lacking a 1962 Maryland tobacco allotment or no tobacco since 1956 must file by February 15 1962 at the ASCS county office. Eligibility includes prior Maryland tobacco experience in two of five years livelihood reliance on farming over 50 percent ownership of suitable equipment and no other tobacco allotments on the farm.
The family thanks everyone for prayers flowers calls food and kindness after the loss of husband and father John E. Lister. They express lasting gratitude and blessings to all who helped, signed Mrs. John E. Lister and Children.
In loving memory of Gootee Stevens who died January 22 a year ago. Missed by daughter Kathryn S Jarrell. A philosophy of avoiding worry is cited as a way to live long.
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