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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1937
Page
1
In Caroline county circuit court in equity No 3331 Chy an order ratifies and confirms the auditor report unless good cause is shown within three weeks from January 28 1937. A copy of the order must be published in a Caroline county newspaper once a week for two consecutive weeks before February 1937 set day.
Dead animals including horses mules and cows promptly removed from farm premises at no cost. Contact Eastern Shore Rendering Company Hillsboro at 16 F 15.
Ryland N. Dempster Maryland state director of the National Youth Administration told the Rotary Club that Maryland communities lack adequate facilities for youth recreation. He contrasted Baltimore with rural counties and cited Flint Michigan with 1,682 playgrounds to Baltimore’s 201. He urged combined community club efforts to provide a well rounded program so youths could have a chance to have a chance.
Florida crowds, Iceland Carnivals, and the B and O Snow Train link winter fun from Baltimore to Myersdale. Ice skating history, safe pond construction, record speeds, and the appeal of sleigh bells frame a compact look at early 20th century winter pastimes and reading recommendations.
In memory of my dear grandfather Roger E Adams who departed this life January 26, 1927, exactly ten years ago. You are not forgotten grandfather dear nor will you ever be. As long as life and memory last I will remember thee Marian V Adams Robinson
Speaking for many, a shift in the system is welcome only if it translates into real gains in earnings. People weigh potential benefits against risks before backing reforms.
Salisbury area P T A set for Monday February 1 with 7:30 parent meetings in homerooms and 8:00 business session followed by Dr J D Blackwell president of State Teachers College at Salisbury delivering the address Youth Problems and Our Relations to Them Everyone urged to attend plus a busy prior assembly on January 21 including music, magic, and a Red Cross drive at Caroline High School.
Keystone Automobile Club of Maryland manager Garrison P. Knox urges tighter intra state regulation and enforceable penalties to curb highway accidents. He cites Judge O Dunne's grand jury questions on licensing road hogs and rest for long haul truckers and points to proposed Maryland law changes and ICC rules as partial solutions. The club offers engineering studies and daily recommendations while pressing for "teeth in the law."
J Edwin Rosser a Federalsburg trucker sent a truck on January 26 carrying Red Cross food and clothing for Louisville flood refugees. The load was donated by Federalsburg residents with the Holt Oil Company supplying the fuel. The local community notes their past flood experience and the need for outside help.
A vintage recipe outlines a light cake batter using shortening sugar cake flour and baking powder. Egg whites are folded into a beaten mixture and baked in two eight inch pans at 350 degrees for about thirty minutes.
Sad but loving remembrance from his children ten years after his death on January 26 1927. A precious father from us has gone a voice we loved is still a place left vacant in our hearts no one on earth could ever fill.
The American Red Cross appeal for flood disaster relief in the Middle West drew immediate county support. Through Executive Secretary Mrs. J Spencer Lapham and county officers an intensive drive produced 396.17 by Thursday the 28th, sent to National Headquarters. Contributions came from Ridgely Church of the Brethren, local schools and towns, Dentonia Theatre collections, and numerous named individuals and families across the county.
Ridgely Theatre screens Chan at the Opera on February 2 and 3 with 10 percent of gross donated to the Red Cross for flood relief. Donations of food clothing money and medical supplies are being collected at the Bank of Ridgely for the same cause.
Miss Virginia Horsey will entertain the Epworth League business meeting at her home on Friday evening February 12. Officers will be elected for 1937. Bloomery folks thank all helpers for Saturday bake sale. $24 was realized. Sunday callers Mr D R Adams and Harvey Williamson of Federalsburg visited Mr James Adams who has been sick. Mrs Wilbur Cleaves visited sister near Harrington Delaware. Mr and Mrs Fred Fountain hosted Pennsylvania relatives. Mrs Earl Adams spent part of last week with sister near Federalsburg. Mrs Orrie Adams is much improved. Mr Jonathan Adams has a city job. Sunday School at 10 o clock at Bloomery.
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