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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1946
Page
5
In a call to service, the lesson emphasizes God provides for workers, empowers them with authority over evil and healing, and calls laborers via Jesus mission. It urges authoritative, repentant preaching, and notes the ongoing commissioning of the seventy, urging self denial and total commitment to Christ.
A compact list of crossword clues with across and down entries. Across includes Opposite of uncles six letters and Poets eleven letters, among others. Down covers Dull pain river Russian silk waste and more, ending with Answer to Prime Number 6.
The report lists 866 examined, with 28 communicable, 30 venereal, 22 tuberculosis cases. It records 25 antepartum and 15 postpartum patients, 38 infants, 4 preschoolers, 50 school visits, 13 home visits, 5 morbidity, 3 crippled children. Sanitation items include 6 private premises visits, 2 camp sites, 2 foster homes, 13 milk samples, 4 water samples. Miscellaneous covers 362 immunization visits and conferences.
The monthly meeting of Circle No 2 is set for next Tuesday night at 8 p m with Mrs Carlton Smith. A Children Service will be observed Sunday night at Trinity Methodist Church at 8 p m. The M Y F business meeting was held near town on Thursday evening. Mr Wm Thompson is a patient in Kent General Hospital Dover. Mr and Mrs George Hastings and grandson of Danville N J and Mrs Sallie Jones of Clayton Del were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W J
Preschool exams were held in county white schools during the first two weeks of May for children entering school in fall. Only about one third of eligible children attended. Many may have had exams via family physicians, but all should be tested and vaccinated before starting school. The State Health Department held its annual Baltimore meeting May 16–17, with county staff attending. Caroline County remained the most active in the medical care program.
A sanitation report notes past shortcomings but optimism for improvement next year. A statistical summary lists communicable diseases by case counts and clinics including Venereal Disease and Tuberculosis centers, prenatal and child hygiene visits, and a fever tally with 164 noted. The passage preserves names of diseases and clinic types without sensational detail.
Murphy and Mrs Martin attended Friday events while Mrs Slaughter hosted the Sewing Circle near town on Tuesday night, with the circle enjoying a pleasant gathering and time together.
Having sold my farm and leaving the state I will sell at public sale all personal property described below at the Morris farm on Holsinger's Lane about 2 miles east of Ridgely. The sale will include household goods tools and farming equipment to be offered on the day of sale with terms cash.
On Saturday June 15 1946 at 10 am rain or shine a large farm sale lists 7 Guernsey cows 2 Holstein cows 1 Jersey cow plus 1 Guernsey calf all milking ages 1 pair black mares 8 and 9 years old 1 mule 9 years old 1 mule 3 years old broke this spring 3 sows 75 laying hens farm machinery including binder wagon corn planter mower hay rake cultivators plows harrows har ness and a long list of farm tools plus living quarters furniture and kitchen items all to be sold by JOHN ROE owner auctioneered by Wm E Andrew with Geo W Beck as clerk.
Caroline County Commissioners will hear objections on July 2 1946 at 2:00 p m in Denton in the Court House about the report of Drainage Viewers named Norman Seward John Horvath and Louis Antal Jr regarding laying out a ditch to drain lowlands in the 1st Election District. The board may approve reject or modify the report.
Elsie M. Wright administratrix of Clinton Wright late of Caroline county deceased gives notice from The Orphans Court for Caroline County Maryland. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers by November 25, 1946 or be barred from benefits of estate. Debtors should settle promptly. True Copy Test Carlton V. West Register of Wills.
Caroline county subscriber seeks to settle the estate of ERNEST PARROTT, deceased. All persons owing the estate must settle promptly. otherwise they may be excluded from benefits. This notice dated November 28, 1946, by CHARLES B. HARRISON, Administrator.
The Board of Supervisors of Elections for Caroline county gives notice that Officers of Registration will sit in districts of Caroline county for in person voter registration. Registration hours run from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM on the date specified. The First Election District sessions will be held at the Third Election District First Precinct in Denton Hillsboro.
Wesley E. Thawley signs as administrator on the estate, directing all debtors to settle promptly. The notice, dated the 21st, 1946, calls for those owing the estate to file timely claims. The document clarifies beneficiaries may be excluded from estate benefits if claims are not made.
Caroline county subscribers receive notice of the personal estate of 0. Linden P. Stafford with a settlement to be reported to the subscribers. Executors James T. Stafford Claude M. Stafford acknowledge the document dated May 21, 1946.
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