Twenty-Five Years Ago In Denton Chronicle
Twenty five years ago this week in Denton several items appear. Soldiers from Caroline welcomed home. Denton National Bank elects Towers to director to replace the late West. Post Office plans motor truck service with Caroline. Mr Roberson to meet farmers at Court House. Anne Dukes and James Fonvielle wed in Baltimore with a large gathering. Private Roy Watson returns from France with a home welcome party. Birthday surprise for Mr Crouse. others noted. Marriage licenses issued for Walls Willey Fuchs Rieck Sparks Weaver. Junior Order memorial services held in Denton cemetery with many attendees. Road from Queen Anne to Wye Mills possibly state aided. Subscribe to The Denton Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Denton National Bank
Lawrence B. Towers
Thomas C. West
E. FE. Roberson
Denton
Roberson
Coart House
Anne Dukes
J. Boon Dukes
Caroline County
James E. Fonvielle
Rocky Mount
North Carolina
Father Temple
Wilmington
John B. Magruder
Baltimore
Watson
France
Monroe G. Crouse
East Main Street
Mr. Crouse
John H. Walls
Annie Willey
Harrington
George Fuchs
Minna Marie Rieck
Preston
Earl
Sparks
Westville
N. J
Helen Weaver
Greensboro
Wim. J. Rickards
Dorothy Miller
Sherman Tribbitt
John Emerson
Harry Cawley
Dukes Roe
Henry Hynson
H. Earle Smith
Harrisburg
William D. Uhler
Order of United American Mechanics
Denton Cemetery
Pedtelborg
TC. T. Wyatt
Charee
TL Nichels
Pederilsbuce
Y. M. CG
T. O. Crouse
3. P. Shipman
Wye Mills
State Roads Commission
Slats' Diary reveals domestic strains and odd misfortunes
Friday Aleck Bunn criticized by his wife after a quarrel, while a risk of separation hangs over their marriage. The diary notes a doctor exam for the father, suggesting mere poverty as the root issue. Mrs MacDuggan wastes away from worry over money and weight loss. Fannie Evk seeks a divorce, provoking family debate. Ike Hix loses pocket money at the cinema, blamed on his wife in a joke-like misdirection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleck Bunn
Norrow
Fannie Evk
Ant Emmy
Fannie
Fanny
Elisys House
Brunetts
Ike Hix
County Poultrymen Urged to Increase Egg Use in War Program
Caroline County poultrymen are urged by the National Poultry Defense Committee to produce about 1 356 387 dozen eggs this year for the food for victory program. Secretary Leon Todd says households should use more eggs to sustain high production and avert a future shortage, stressing steady egg supply through distributors and aggressive merchandising to raise consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
National Poultry Defense Committee
Leon Todd
Todd
Maryland egg buyers lift state purchases above prior year
Purchasers in Maryland bought 1 661 825 dozen eggs last year, topping 1942 purchases by more than 30 percent and paying Maryland producers 269 357 more than the year before. Poultry officials urged greater distributor and consumer cooperation to keep farmers profitable and avert a famine, urging more egg consumption as eggs are a complete source of protein vitamins fats and minerals.
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Maryland
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