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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1937
Page
1
About 40 000 Maryland drivers have filed applications for new licenses under the re registration act. Daily receipts run 2 500 to 3 000 as supervisor Marty Bullen notes common errors include missing witness signatures and incorrect fees. The deadline is December 31, with late applicants facing a new driving test and full fee.
In sad remembrance of our dear husband and father Beniah L. Baker who died July 16, 1934. Gone but not forgotten, tears dim eyes gaze in vain. We hear his voice never again. home is dreary. By his wife and children.
We express sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of our mother Laura Cheetum and for the beautiful floral tributes. Children and Grandchildren.
A joint conference formed a Maryland emergency growers committee representing the Extension Service University of Maryland the Maryland Farm Bureau and the Maryland State Grange. C E Wise Jr chairs with T B Symons and T Roy Brookes. Meetings set for July 26 Easton and July 28 Baltimore to plan quick market outlets if canning plants close due to strikes.
The Orphans Court of Caroline County met with Judges Towers Handy and Bennis. The will of Hat tie L. Wheeler was proven and letters testamentary issued to Raymond B. Rawlings Jessie Wilson and Garrett Roberts. Real estate appraisals filed for William H. Scott estate. The will of Harry F. Flaharty was admitted to probate. Admins for Albert F. Hignutt estate appointed Mary E. Hignutt and Fred R. Owens with bond and creditor notices. Appraisers named Josiah A. Beck Syrenius Brown.
In Radiant Living sermon Rev. C. H. Griffeth recalls St. John’s Patmos revelation of utopia and God’s overruling power. He cites a discouraged mission leader who, receiving divine vision, shifts from seeing poverty to counting eternal souls, winning many to Christ in a week.
Recruits from Caroline county form a National Guard company at Camp Ritchie, the first summer training for the Eastern Shore unit. They wake earlier than others, pride themselves on readiness, and were assembled by Rotary Club and county leaders with Major John W. Noble coordinating. Parade and Governor’s Day event loom with state and national guards officials expected.
County farmers in the 1937 Agricultural Conservation Program are urged by Geo. W. Clendaniel to complete approved soil-building practices by October 31. The 1936 program saw 428,800 acres treated with legumes, grasses, green manures, lime stone, and fertilizer. Emphasis is on winter cover crops such as scarlet clover rye and vetch.
University of Delaware entomologist Paul L. Rice advises lightly applying kerosene to suspected skin areas and taking a hot medicated soap bath with a 15 minute dry time. Scrub with a coarse rag to dislodge chiggers, and prevent by wearing leather leggings or high top shoes. Dusting with flowers of sulphur and light kerosene on clothing are recommended precautions before entering grassy areas.
Maryland reports 35 44 percent rise in fatal accidents for January through June 1937 versus 1936. June alone saw 51 deaths with 83.2 percent pedestrians, 41.3 percent passengers, and 25.6 percent drivers. Most fatalities occurred in rural areas. 10 in Baltimore City, 41 in counties. Commissioner Walter R Rudy urges motorists to exercise caution on roads.
Home Economist shares a step by step Chef's Salad recipe using lettuce tomatoes cucumber spring onions celery and hard boiled eggs. Chill ingredients then marinate with French dressing gradually and mix gently before serving in a bowl with watercress and radish roses for six.
A brief reflection from the Christian Science Monitor on the nature of human thought and divine understanding. The piece argues that human potential is limitless when aligned with a proper grasp of God. It frames belief as key to unlocking infinite possibilities.
Despite water system upgrades and town improvements, the town tax remains 60 cents per $100. Taxes due August 1 with a 2 percent discount in August and 1 percent in September. Face tax bill due in October. interest accrues after November 1. Mayor George W Beck and Board members Melvin C James Emory D Kimmey. Walter Sparklin serves as clerk.
The International Baby Chick Association meeting comes to Baltimore July 19 to 22, drawing an expected larger crowd than last year’s 5500 in Kansas City. Exhibits on the basement floor include incubators and gear while the second floor hosts educational displays and convention sessions. A banquet July 21 features Dr. H. C. Byrd of the University of Maryland. Speakers include W. C. Sanctuary, W. R. M. Wharton, J. H. Weed, H. K. Marble, E. P. Johnson, and T. B. Symons. E. A. Nisson leads as president, from Petaluma, California.
The Tobacco Horn Worm or Green Tomato Worm damages both early and late tomatoes sooner than usual. Apply control measures promptly using arsenate of lead spray or dust and bean beetle dust. Consult County Agent for guidance.
A brief verse note quoting Psalm 97:11 about how light is sown for the righteous and gladness for the upright in heart, reflecting a theme of divine blessing and moral assurance.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a July 16 reference involving the office of rear central one by Congress. Readable details are limited. no clear event, person, or organizational actions emerge for a fuller summary.
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