Denton Journal announces Denton Maryland office details
The Denton Journal lists Melvin Johnson Incorporated with Benjamin F. Johnson Sr as president and treasurer and Benjamin F. Johnson Jr as vice president Malcolm Melvin as secretary. Published weekly at 205 Market Street Denton Maryland the Caroline County seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated
Benjamin F. Johnson, SR
Benjamin F. Johnson, JR
Malcolm Melvin
Market Street
Denton
Maryland
Caroline County
Eastern Shore residents and visitors share social notes
A Norfolk style social diary lists teas and visits across Tawes Hall, Tawes Hall residents hosted by Mrs Charles Derr, with entries on guests in Pikesville Berlin and Jenkintown. Other items include bridge clubs, church events, and attendance at the National Canners Convention in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore State Hospital
Tawes Hall
Charles Derr
J. L. Gallagher
Dickson Greenfield
Pikesville
Turner Morris
Church Hill
Harry Blades
Oscar Isler
Washington, D
Lee W. Noble
Ann Plummer
Salisbury
Jackie Plummer
University of Maryland
Harold Plummer
Carlton N. Robinson
Andrew Grahman
Jenkintown
H. E. Pinkston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Lloyd Cannon
Bethesda Methodist Church
MYF
Fellowship Hall
Public Ownership: Census shows broad stockholder base grows
A Census of Shareowners finds 17 million stockholders in 1952, up from 1951, with over 5 million housewives as the largest group. The typical holder is 48, earning about $8600, gaining $800 yearly from dividends. Indirect ownership via life insurance and savings accounts totals 120 million capitalists. Public ownership persists amid anti capitalism voices.
Greensboro Weekend Social Notes and Church Events
Galveston resident Francis Porter visited his Greensboro parents over the weekend. Numerous locals hosted and visited friends and relatives from Delaware to Maryland. Baptist Men’s Day and church events are planned with speakers and Bible study sessions scheduled for late January.
Mrs Glass and Mrs Ohlbaum Visit then Head to Florida
Mrs. Clarence E. Glass of Brooklyn and Mrs. Clarence J. Ohlbaum of Garden City spent the weekend with Mrs. Glass’ brother and sister in law Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harris. They left for Florida Monday morning to spend some time. The Ladies Aid of the Lutheran Church visited the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Glass
Brooklyn
N. Y
Clarence J. Ohlbaum
Garden City
Glass
Howard Harris
Florida
Ladies Aid of the Lutheran Church
Preventing livestock disease saves farmers money
The American Foundation for Animal Health highlights three cases where vaccination and regular veterinary checks cut losses from hog cholera swine erysipelas and Salmonella. Vaccination costs are a fraction of death and extra feed losses, boosting profits by keeping animals well rather than treating illness.
Birth Defects Drive March of Dimes Mothers Drive
Tragic infant deformities from thalidomide spotlight the birth defects crisis as nearly two million Mothers’ March volunteers prepare to seek neighbor support for the 1963 campaign. The National Foundation March of Dimes marks its 25th year with a nationwide network of birth defects and arthritis centers, polio recovery efforts, and a focus on early diagnosis and treatment to prevent disability. Volunteers wear Golden Key badges, urging public partnership with science to speed solutions.
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National Foundation
United States
America
National Foundation-March of Dimes
March of Dimes
Mothers’ March
Review of Traffic Deaths on Maryland Highways
A Maryland State Police weekly survey shows eight people died on state highways in the week ending January 20, unchanged from the prior week. Of the fatalities four were drivers, one a passenger, and three pedestrians, with alcohol in one death, speed in two, and driver error in six. Major Davidson urged constant vigilance by drivers and pedestrians amid weather and traffic conditions.
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Maryland
George E. Davidson
Weekend Visits and Hospital Notes In Ridgely Area
Grace Vernon Smith reports Frank Walker from Wilmington weekend with parents Mr and Mrs James Walker. Centreville hosts dinner for Mr and Mrs William Young and daughter Wendy Sue who just left Memorial Hospital. Several local visits including Goldsboro guests, Easton visitors, and a Buck Hill Falls spiritual retreat. Local residents Edwin Eaton Irvin Blockston hospital notes and a thought on specialists vs broadened personalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Wyatt
Chester
Byard Cahall
Larry Wyatt
Luther Bennett
Nancy Porter
Louis Taylor
Felton
Leslie Wyatt
Goldsboro
Florida
Katie Webber
Gravie Richards
Smyrna
Charles Rash
Woodside
Mabel Brown
Centreville
Laura Shively
Harry Kruger
Georgetown
Del
Sylvia Webb
Lynn
Allen Meeks
Frank Lituski
Memoria
Easton
Zeth Weaver
Eugene Zacharias
Laurel
Greensboro
Sue Reed
Denton
Vernon Blades
Sandy
William Cummings
Seaford
Jack Redden
Harrington
J. P. Wright
Federalsburg
Levin W. Taylor
Lewis Shelton
Sadlersville
Dora B. Melvin
Fred Evans
Lowell Thomas
Near Town
Memorial Hospital
John J. Horvath
Catherine Melvin
T. A. Montague
Harold Overfield
Dover
Carroll Houseal and Daughters
Anna Houseal
William A. Palmer and Sons
Richard Roden
Frank Walker
Wilmington
James Walker
Henry Lister
William Young
Wendy Sue
Calvin Richards
Martha Smith
Charles Messick
Helen Bullock
David Williams
Karin Covington
Calvin C. Covington
Vinton D. Shufelt
Ridgely Methodist Church
Buck Hill Falls
J. Paul Temple
Temple
W. T. Temple
Roland Fountain
Margaret Swing
A. W. Saulsbury
Ridgely
Robert Dean
Charles Dean
Edwin Eaton
Fred Flounders
Irvin Blockston
John Henry Dodd
Henderson social visit notes at Clayton
Mrs. Clarence Voshell and children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jackson at Clayton. Mrs. H L Melvin has returned home after spending six weeks with the Jacksons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Voshell
Kenneth Jackson
Clayton
H. L. Melvin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
National Editorial
Aspciation
Merrel Spence
Francis Porter
Galveston, Texas
Mrs
Clayton Porter
O. N. Harrison
Percy Harrison
Margaret Dobson
Rowland van Dexter
American Iris Society
Edgar Weaver
Roland Taylor
Harry Williams
Earl Wharton
William Pinder
Edwin Pinder
Milford
Marley Pinder
Mesdames
Clarence Moore
Marvin Hewitt
Women’s Missionary Union
Mardela Baptist Church
Greensboro Baptist Church
Vincent A. Eareckson
St. Paul’s Church
Preston
Community Club of
Pend
American Foundation For Animal Health
Whiz
Edward Colmery
Eustis, Florida
Grace Vernon Smith
Henderson
S. Catherine Melvin
Denton National Bank
Community Bank of Service
Denton, Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
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