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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1950
Page
4
A long OCR fragment lists dozens of personal names followed by town and street names such as Central Pocahontas Oaks Choptank Choptank areas and family names. The text includes many paired names and locales, plus a closing sentence noting one quarter of average wage earners' income going to shelter costs.
Miss Ann Af Seatman and Mr Otto H Meser announce their engagement with no wedding date yet. Mr and Mrs Nolan Steele hosted dinner for grandchildren from Baltimore and Perryville, plus Walter Hornberger Jr and children. Pastor Melvin Hale, ex Puerto Rico missionary, now serves Dover Seventh Day Adventist Church with Mars Deleans as members. Mr and Mrs Wm Oxle observed their 10th wedding anniversary. Mrs S W Gebhart hosted an outdoor party for daughter Constance Gebhart on June 7 with dancing, games, and refreshments. attendees included Carmella Petrone, Theresa Swafford, Lillian Gerth, Marie Gebhart, Carroll House, Ralph Thompson Reds Nolan, August Albia, Bill DeLong, Owen Johnson, and Chas Swafford. Ruth Keck will attend senior Conference for South at Centreville Methodist Camp this week as camper and wi. L A Covell hosted to cousin Mr and Mrs Charles Beri and daughter Virsama of Merchantville. Mrs Lura Peew and Mrs Lida Emers of Cheswold attended.
On Tuesday Marsdel Mir and Mr. Fred Pinder attended the funeral of his brother Herbert of Greensboro. The service was at Rawlings Funeral Parlors Viz on Covell. Herbert had attended an Alumni meeting at Johns Hopkins University held at Du Pont Country Club in Wilmington. Muss Heather Covell will visit Miss Virginia Bech of Merchantsville, N.J. this week.
The life of Edgar Rice Burroughs is recounted as at age 35 he pursued fiction, turning dreams into Tarzan books that sold over 36 million copies and earned him global fame and wealth. Appears in the June 23 issue of The American Weekly with Baltimore Sunday American.
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