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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1943
Page
3
A biblical sermon analysis of John 6 8 14 30 35 linking Jesus as bread of life to daily needs and eternal sustenance. It contrasts physical hunger with spiritual craving, explains faith as the way to eternal life, and notes how the crowd both seeks signs and seeks daily bread.
A compact crossword list with horizontal clues including Girl Valise Is able to To assist To be borne by Crude metal Unrefined Indian mulberry Law things Pitcher To drift along Mohawk Indian chief Preposition Heavenly being Strange Sunken fence Pronoun Resembling skin Three toed sloth Pole Convulsive sigh Arrogant Babylonian deity Faulty Stupid Understands Pronoun French article Wily To permit God of war Small particle Residue Tinge To masticate Vertical clues include 100 000 rupees Cameroon tribe Ocean Scattered To welcome Japanese measure Girl's name Stolen property Luminous envelope around the sun Planes surface Bird's home Marshes Antwerp Parite No 1
Emma reveals Cherry is Amelia Marshbanks, Lottie’s ward and sister to the Hearth family. Emma recaps a life of loss from a truck crash that killed Tom Haskell, and how Lottie stayed with Marian until boarding school. The revelation comes as Cherry visits Emma at her cabin after a summer of travel and letters.
Emma recounts a hidden pregnancy and baby born two months early in Fred Marshbanks household. Lottie hides the birth to protect her reputation while Emma contemplates moving Lettie to safety and concealing the affair amid a tense, unfolding secret. The narrative ends with the baby’s cry as guards watch over the unfolding crisis.
Citizens may wear a target Liper button if they invest at least ten percent of their income in War Bonds each payday, seen as a badge of patriotism and support for the war effort.
Classified notices advertise a seasoned stove wood and chunk wood including pine and oak offered by T. J. Lord near Grove with medium phone. Also offered is the old Ben Lawless farm of about 360 acres with weed buildings, listed by Mrs. Lottie Wo ens ter, Federalsburg, Md.
Wanted men to help with home initiation no experience necessary apply after 9 pm to Pensinsula Home Insulators at 0th and Gay streets Penton Mid. Also plant guards needed must be in good physical condition and able to stand 40 hours a week. Apply Delaware Aircraft Industries Greenwood Del for war work. Workers men and women apply at once Delaware Aircraft Industries Greenwood Del.
Public sale under a 1943 circuit court decree of Caroline County divests two estates. Tract 1 near Willis ton on the state highway offers a modern two story home with mill pond views. Tract 2 near American Corner comprises 130 3/4 acres with dwelling, barn, outbuildings. noted as one of the county's finest farms. Sale at Denton Court House door between 2 and 3 PM in 1933 with options for one third cash and rest on ratification or all cash. title papers and stamps at purchaser’s expense.
Executors Annie Voss and Martin Voss offer at 2 p m in front of The Peoples Bank Harrington Delaware three land tracts totaling about 135 acres and improvements plus 40 shares of The Peoples Bank stock. Tract 1 lies in Mispillion Hundred Kent County 125 acres with dwelling and outbuildings. Tract 2 adjoins Harrington Burrsville road 5% acres. Tract 3 Burrsville parcel near Jacob Price and John Colescott. Title papers and stamps at purchaser expense.
Milton B. Slemm er administrator of the personal estate of the deceased in Caroline County Maryland warns all claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers by July 23, 1943. Creditors must settle promptly. Dated January 18, 1943.
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