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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1948

Page

4

Homemakers Club Meeting Details and Activities Summary

Unity Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Herbert Ellwanger’s home on January 21 with eleven members present. They discussed books, heard the treasurer report of high finances, sang songs, and voted ten dollars to the March of Dimes. A wall paper demonstration and club hospitality followed, with updates on upcoming meetings and a list of committees for Andersontown Hobbs and related groups.

Unity Homemakers Club Herbert Ellwanger George Lowe Agnes Case Lee Wyatt Phyllis Leese Cape Town Earl Crouse Phyllis Seese Charles Ellwanger Albert Seese Rodman Seese Denton Andersontown-Hobbs Homemakers Club Margaret Long Evelyn Schall Schall Florence Love Lillian Willey Ann Lord Ervin Mildred Scott Louise Collins Jane Toddart Ada Vickery Mildred Hubbard Margaret Baynard Bessie Brown Cora Stevens Corinne Thomas Sunshine Nina Smith Lula Beauchamp Oliva Lord

Death of Marydel residentGeorge W Moore died at his barn

George W Moore longtime Marydel resident and postal messenger died suddenly at work in his barn on January 22. He was born in Templeville in 1877 and spent much of his life in Marydel. He is survived by his widow a son Dr F P Moore a grandson a sister and two brothers. Funeral held January 25 at Marydel Methodist Church.

George W. Moore Templeville Isaac Sarah Moore Marydel Hattie Hummer Queen Anne’s County F. P. Moore Dover Marydel Methodist Church C. H. Atkins Moore L. A. Covell Atlantic City Madison

Explorers Head South with Noted Travelers

Mr. and Mrs. Tyson Heather plan a southern motor trip to California while Mrs. Helen H. Brannock drives toward Florida in the coming weeks as part of regional travel among local explorers.

Old Dobbin South Lands Tyson Heather California Helen H. Brannock Florida

Atomic Bomb Has Slight Affect on Marine Life

A year after the Bikini atoll blast the marine ecosystem shows little change. Dr. Leonard P. Schultz of the Smithsonian reports few noticeable effects on fish, sea urchins, corals, gobies, and the coconut crab despite expected mass deaths, noting repopulation and normal spawning continue.

Bikini Lagoon Leonard P. Schultz Smithsonian Institution Bikini Schultz

Land of Chicle Gum Also Raises Other Farm Crops

Guatemala the Central American republic is the third largest nation in the region. The 1940 census records 3,283,209 people with about 66 percent being Indians, while a foreign population numbers around 45,000. Commerce uses Spanish though English is widely understood. Climate varies with altitude from 45 to 85 degrees. Coffee bananas and chicle gum are chief products.

Guatemala Virginia

Pasteurize Milk at Home per Missouri Specialists

Missouri university specialists advise heating milk to 160 degrees for 15 seconds or 145 degrees for 30 minutes, then cooling quickly to kill harmful bacteria without changing flavor. Use a double boiler to prevent scorching and stir often for even heating. For large batches, employ a water bath canner and insert a thermometer in a cork for accurate readings. Home pasteurizers are now available for convenient DIY use.

Missouri University

Reckless driving odds warned by insurance bureau

The article notes that saving a minute by reckless driving is a poor gamble with 17 million to one odds against survival. Insurance actuaries and the National Conservation Bureau warn that a 35 year old has about 17 million minutes to live, making the minute saved not worth the risk.

Insurance Actuaries National Conservation Bureau The Association of Casualty and Surety Companies Bureau

Williston 4-H Club Meets at Doris Perry Home

The Williston 4-H Club met January 21 at Doris Perry's home with president Etta Mae Willey in charge. Members sang America and recited the Lord's Prayer. Doris Perry and Janet Hoffman demonstrated macaroni and cheese before adjourning to meet February 4 at Willey's residence.

Williston 4-H Club Doris Perry Etta Mae Willey America Janet Hoffman

Appreciation for Chamber Prize Donation for Yard Decoration

Sincere thanks to the Chamber of Commerce for a $25 first prize check received January 28 for the yard decoration at Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Harris express gratitude at S Seventh Street.

Chamber of Commerce James E. Harris S. Seventh St

National Guard members pledge local support and future growth

CAP'N JACK speaks to Caroline County about the guard's two week show and its lessons. He urges business leaders to recognize the guard's value, notes armory rental supports the state, and calls for home front effort to fund and sustain recreation and athletic programs, shaping stronger citizens.

Caroline County Cap'n Jack

Letters to the Editor on road work near Henderson

A Henderson reader complains to the editor about the Denton county road commission delaying hard-surfacing a 14.4 mile segment from the school to the Delaware State line. He cites frequent scraping and rough, wrecking conditions and urges commissioners to inspect the road and fund improvements.

Denton Delaware State Line Maryland Caroline County

Murphy couple thanks friends for 61st anniversary tributes

Mr and Mrs C A Murphy express heartfelt gratitude for flowers gifts and cards received in honor of their 61st wedding anniversary. The couple thanks their many friends for the generous gestures and warm sentiments.

Predicting marriage success from a 10 year study

Dr. Ernest W Burgess analyzes data from 1 000 couples to forecast relationship outcomes. The February 1 issue of The American Weekly claims science can predict marriage success or failure for readers.

Ernest W. Burgess

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