Local business notice for Melvin & Johnson firm in Denton
Established 1815 Melvin and Johnson Incorporated lists Benjamin F Johnson as President and Treasurer and Mary Melvin as Vice President and Secretary. Published weekly at 205 Market Street in Denton Maryland the county seat of Caroline County. Filing details note second class matter since March 3 1879. National Editorial vs Berx Association NH 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin & Johnson
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Denton
Maryland
Caroline County
Berx
Disrobing Miss Liberty and the Call for Freedom
The piece argues that socialism erodes individual freedoms and that government overreach robs Miss Liberty of her glory. It claims freedom is the people's duty and warns against policies expanding state control.
Delaying Tactics on Dixon-Yates Contract Criticized
The piece argues opponents use delay to hinder a 107 million dollar Dixon-Yates electric plant for the Atomic Energy Commission and likens it to Hell's Canyon hearings and Niagara hydro schemes. It labels such tactics as obstructive, edging toward creeping Socialism, while noting official support for the project and public interest in timely work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon-Yates
Atomic Energy Commission
Federal Power Commission
Hell’s Canyon
Niagara River
AEC
Economic Highlights and Marxist Forecasts in Fortune Essay
The piece contrasts Marxist exploitation theory with Fortune magazine's view of the American economy's growth. It cites Gilbert Burk's Fortune series The New Economy, noting rising productivity, higher purchasing power, and projected 1980 incomes. It quotes foreign observers praising American production and ends with a skeptical take on Marx as a forecaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gilbert Burek
Fortune Magazine
Burek
Fortune
Germany
Europe
America
St Pauls WSCS Meets In Greensboro With 28 Members
The WSCS of St Pauls Methodist Church Greensboro held their regular monthly meeting Jan 13 in their hall with 28 members present. Devo tions led by Mrs Thomas Bowers. Circle 4 presented The Family As Stewards of Christian Life. After reports and a brief business session Circle 5 reports were read. Mrs James Bilbrough presided and they approved a gift to the Polio Fund and to pay the balance on the Church Improvement. Messages of thanks were read and Rev Wheatley praised the Society. Mrs Georgia Swann noted her grandson Ross Swann, 32, manager of the C P Telephone Exchange at Queenstown, is recovering from a lower vertebra fracture in Memorial Hospital Easton after a fall from a pole. Funeral for Miss Maggie Kemp, 71, held at Rawlings Funeral Home. Interment Mt Olive Cemetery near Goldsboro. Miss Kemp formerly resided near Felton. Several local residents visited relatives in the area. Greensboro Volunteer Fire Co answered a chimney fire call on a Kent Island farm. Various visits and social calls noted among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
St. Paul's Methodist Church of
Greensboro
Thomas Bowers
Circle 4
Circle 5
James Bilbrough
Georgia Swann
Ross Swann
C & P Telephone Exchange
Queenstown
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Swann
George Oldham
Marling Farms
Kent Island
Oldham
Kent Island Fire Company
Maggie Kemp
Rawlings
Carvil Tribbitt
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Goldsboro
Russell Swann
Wilmington
Dorothy Swann
Rosie Satterfield
Elmer
Henry Satterfield
Centreville
Richard Walls
S. R
Bainbridge
Edward Walls
Mervin Cole
Mary Dorman
Lewis Taylor
Felton
Samuel Carrow
C. C. Williamson
Del
Dunellon
N. Jd
George Cruser
Virgie Roe
Thomas Melvin
Harrington
Community notes reveal weekly visits and club plans
Local residents shared visits across Seaston Burrsville and Wilmington with family and friends. Hospital updates include James Pinder returning from Memorial Hospital Eas ton and Edward Schmidt undergoing surgery in Dover. Greensboro Homemakers January meeting outlined three workshops Slip Covers Basic Sewing and Family Life with a sewing class every Friday at Mrs Thomas Wright's and a future meeting at Mrs Melvin Carroll's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Ivans
Middletown
Del
Langmaid
S. Main St
Donald Bayne
Ocean City
Medford Starkey
Sadlersville
Alfred Blackburn
R. B. Rawlings
John FE. Boulais
Harry Sxarcher
Greensboro
Thomas Wright
Melvin Carroll
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Denton Journal
Independent
Miss Liberty
Ethel Thornton
Merrel Spence
Mrs
Clarence Russ
Seaston
Vernon Blades
Francis Karcher
Elizabeth Smith
Harlan Blades
Burrsville
James Pinder
Edward Schmidt
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Bertha Miller
Clifford Heinold
Charles Rampmeyer
Lester Stevenson
Ralph Sharp
Thelda Roe
Wallace Hammond
Mary Eagles
Camden
N. J
Lawrence Thornton
Hillsboro
Florence Thornton
Lacey Wilson
Sadie Ash
Oscar Nichols
Irving Morris
Donna
Johnny
John Shockley
St. Michaels
Mee Brower
Limaville
Ohio
Charlie Baggs
Raymond Nichols
Henry Shulties
Bowen & King, Inc
Guild OF Prescription Opticians OF America, Inc
Harrison Street
Joe Marsh
Cuff Taylor
Cuff
He Marah
United States Brewers Foundation
Win-Crest Coffee
Asco Coffee
Ideal
Farmdale
Lancaster
U. S. Gov
U. S. Choice Steer
Seabrook Farms
J. I
Ibs AY
Funk & Wagnalls Encyclopedia
American Banking IN Action
The
Denton National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
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