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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1945
Page
3
W. E. Unger thanks Ridgely and surrounding community for exemplary 7th War Loan Drive results, with the district among the first in the state to go over the top. Social items include weddings, visits, and family news. births announced. 4 H club members listed. local residents and relatives noted across Ridgely and nearby areas.
Robert E. Smith of Roland Park visited his mother last week while Mrs. Walter Mitchell and children from McDonagh stopped by on Sunday to see Mrs. Andrew Mitchell. Lee Mitchells visited Dover relatives. Pvt Calvin Stevens spent furlough at home with his mother Mrs Fred Stevens. Boone Jarrell and Richard Blackburn shopped in Easton last Friday. Walter Bennington of Rehoboth called on friends here. Prof and Mr Dorsey Donche stay at Seaford. Memorial Hospital Easton hosts patients Wm Temple Harry Holsinger Norman Nash. C C Covington enjoys a vacation at home.
Greensboro story notes Mr. Zane E. Ingersoll received an honorable discharge from the Army after three and a half years in the European area where he earned a purple heart. He visits his mother Mrs. E. O. Hodgson and plans rest before seeking work as local social updates list numerous visiting relatives and friends from nearby towns and cities.
Birth announcement for twin girls born to Mr and Mrs Francis L Needles of Harrington. Also a son born to Mr and Mrs Earl Weber of Burrsville. Weekend visits include Petty Officer and Mrs John W Nashold and family. Anna Mae Doty of Baltimore visiting Olin and Mrs Doty. Walter Ray and daughter visiting A W Brumbaugh. E L Cagel and Rev Irving Lane with son Irving Jr. in town. Others include Julia Stueckler from Washington staying with E Hodgson family, Thomas Seward visiting Fort Belvoir, Cynthia Nashold visiting Denton relatives, and Mrs Thomas Steward in Baltimore.
The quotation asserts that lasting fame rests on actions that advance human happiness, credited to Charles Sumner. It emphasizes that true distinction comes from labor serving others rather than self aggrandizement. The line reflects a reformist, moralistic stance on public service.
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