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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1964
Page
7
A compact word puzzle listing across and down clues with definitions for Seaweed dregs writing fluid and many other cryptic style hints. Includes Greek market place mast shank aloft and other entries with varied lengths and categories in a single puzzle.
Mrs Mildred Harrington and her mother visited in Hurlock while Mr Conrad Rostien was in Philadelphia Naval Hospital for observation. Memorial Day visitors included Miss Carrie Hobbs from Baltimore and Mr Norman Scott mourns his father Clinton Scott. Local circles met June 4, winded with picnics at Lydia and Dorcas groups. Rev Donald L Carter moves to New Milford Pa. Rev Robert O Wallace arrives to Wheatley Hall with a welcome supper. Wheat prices and terminal supports discussed for 1964 wheat program with adjustments to Balti more terminal rate.
A community column from Concord by Gloria Durham celebrates local life. notes on Rev Sheldon Peterson’s seminary year and upcoming ordination in Genesee Conference, graduations for Tommy Wheatley and Walter Breeding Jr, get well wishes for Cleota Covey, and a June birthday/anniversary roundup. includes Bloomery WSCS meeting results and a church visit to Washington.
Auction catalog lists veal calves from Monks at 70 to 95 lb plus price ranges 18.75 to 29.00 per cwt. slaughter cattle, hogs, sheep, and lambs with various weight bands and per cwt or per head figures. poultry, eggs, country butter, and fresh produce such as strawberries, asparagus, sweet potatoes, and potatoes with stated unit prices. Includes Holstein and Guernsey cattle, feeder pigs, and cull hens with regional market terms.
A concise aphorism notes that complete answerability may mask lack of true understanding. It suggests that mastery without comprehension can produce confident but shallow problem solving, implying humility and deeper inquiry are needed.
News from Greensboro notes the Blades family returning from Gastonia this week. Lloyd Uber and daughter Linda attended Wesley College graduation as Robert Uber earned an AA in Business Administration. Greensboro attendees at Salisbury State College commencement included Weaver, Toth, Price, Melvin, Karcher, Mitchell, and Dunn families. Sandra Weaver and Charles Toth were graduates. Also mentioned are Mrs Horace Renshaw visiting from Swarthmore, Sally Eash home for summer from Smith College, Mabel Brown visiting, and Louis Burbage moving to the Robert Dulin property on Sunset Avenue.
George B. Reeves announced Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee sets farm stored wheat support at 1.69 dollars per bushel in Baltimore terminal warehouses. County support ranges from 1.42 to 1.55 dollars per bushel reflecting terminal rate minus freight and handling costs.
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