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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1953

Page

6

Queen of National Vegetable Week Visits Can Plant

Janet Wilkins tours the American Can Company in Fairport New York the birthplace of the modern open end can. She and plant manager H A Scoby inspect a pre sent day vegetable can. Scoby notes American Can took over in 1908 and now produces 400 cans a minute while Maryland vegetable crops for processors last year were valued at 10 732 600 dollars.

Janet Wilkins American Can Company Fairport N. Y H. A. Scoby Sanitary Can Company American Can Scoby Maryland

Obituary notes for Mrs. Mary Owens and Herman P Miller

Mrs. Mary Downes Owens 88, widow of Fred R. Owens, former Denton attorney, died in Bradenton Florida. Surviving siblings and relatives listed. private funeral. burial in Denton Cemetery. memorial service at First Methodist Church. Herman Paul Miller died near West Chester Pennsylvania aged about 71. Survived by wife Susan, several children and many grandchildren. requiem held at St Patrick’s Malvern. brother Frank Miller noted.

Mary Downes Owens Fred R. Owens Denton Bradenton Fla William and Mary Richards Downes Arlington G. Geo. Ruhl, Jr Baltimore Col William Draper First Methodist Church John E. French Herman Paul Miller Chester County Hospital West Chester Mr. Miller Hobbs Susan Willoughby Aaron Willoughby Willoughby Pennsylvania Chester Edgemont Milles Frank B. Miller Svederadsburg St. Patrick's Church Malvern James C. Devers John Martin Berman P William B

Orphans' Court proceedings record multiple estate actions

The Orphans Court met in regular session with Chief Judge H Roland Towers and Associate Judges Charles V Moore and Maurice A Brackett. Several estates were examined and orders made including filings, sales, releases, and final accounts for Effa Plummer Oscar H Fishell Sidney G Bromwell Joseph A Kahler LeRoy Lord Temple Whiteley Charles H Fearins and Jennie P Crouse, with reports of sale and guardian ship matters.

Orphans’ Court H. Roland Towers Charles V. Moore Maurice A. Brackett Effa Plummer Oscar H. Fishell Russell A. Fishell Elsie May Fishell Audrey Lee Meredith Pussell A. Fishell Harry S. Swift Robert W. Downes, Jr Mamie Spencer Elva Cartwright Alex. Gooden Harvey Gooden Rachel Keegan Bertha G. James Carlton Gooden Eva Gough Sidney G. Bromwell Mildred B. Bromwell Joseph A. Kahler LeRoy Lord Temple Whiteley Charles H. Fearins Lula Fearins Jennie P. Crouse J. Virgil Moore Sperate

Washington 4-H Club Week Plans Delights for Teens

State 4-H Club Week includes a choice of ball game between the Washington Senators and Cleveland Indians, a zoo visit to the National Zoological Park, or a tour of the Washington Monument and National Museums. Return for a 4-H Friendship Evening with Friday’s Friends of 4-H Day featuring a pageant The 4-H Harvest U S Air Force Drum and Bugle Corps Dress Review and All Star Consecration.

Washington Washington Senators Cleveland Indians National Zoological Park Washington Monument National Museums U. S. Air Force

Appreciation for Rev Thomas S Dixon family

The family of the late Rev. Thomas S. Dixon expresses gratitude for letters cards poems cash offerings and floral tributes during their bereavement. May God remember each token with multiplied blessings to the giver.

Thomas S. Dixon

Fire Journal Today subscription notice

Public notice invites readers to subscribe to a local fire journal, advertising inaugural issues and ongoing coverage of fire safety, history, and incident reporting. Readers are urged to subscribe via listed options and confirm delivery details.

Widow Nora Stubbs Dies. Rites Held at Berry Funeral Home

Mrs Nora Janie Stubbs 69 widow of Robert H Stubbs of near Felton died Monday night at her son Temple Stubbs home where she had lived 22 years Born in Maryland she is survived by daughter Mrs Car Rentz Frederica several sons and a sister 22 grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral services were held Thursday at 1 30 p m from Berry Funeral Home with Rev Ray Kirwan of the Goldsboro Methodist Church officiating Interment Mt Olive Cemetery near Sandtown

Nora Janie Stubbs Robert H. Stubbs Felton Temple Stubbs Maryland Stubbs Car Rentz Frederica Calvin Stubbs Chester Elmer Stubbs Goldsboro Archie Stubbs Dover Chas. Stubbs Harrington Robert Stubbs Marshall Stubbs Magnolia Angie Draper Wilmington Berry Funeral Home Ray Kirwan Methodist Church Mt. Olive Cemetery Sandtown

Hospital Patients In Easton Memorial Care

Dr Frank W Taylor Jr patient at Easton Memorial Hospital and Mr Robert Smith is taken to Easton Memorial Hospital Tuesday evening for treatment or observation.

Frank W. Taylor, Jr Easton Memorial Hospital Robert Smith

Operation Check Up To Be Held In September

The article outlines an emergency civil defense drill titled Operation Check Up to occur in September. It details red and white alert procedures, shelter protocols for vehicles and pedestrians, sheltering in homes and public buildings, and instructed behavior for theaters schools offices and transportation. It questions public readiness and encourages Caroline County to perform well.

Caroline County

Safe Passing Distances For Highway Safety

Keystone safety director Edward Curran notes improper passing is a leading cause of fatal highway crashes. He cites at 59 mph you need 1200 feet to pass a 40 mph car with no oncoming traffic, and doubling distances with oncoming traffic. Examples show 240 and 160 feet at 10 and 15 mph speed differences, doubled with oncoming traffic. 2249 feet at 70 mph passing 60 mph, or 4480 feet with oncoming traffic. He urges checking distance before pulling out and waiting for full clearance to pass safely.

Edward P. Curran Keystone Automobile Orew

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