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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1922
Page
2
Denton Maryland publishes weekly Saturday edition with Mar 4 1922 as issue date. Postal entry notes third class mail matter and Saturday morning distribution. Contains names of publishers and imprint details for the Denton area paper.
Editorial notes praise cold weather fostering a likely large fruit yield for Delaware and Maryland, warn of frost risk, urge better distribution to consumers, and critique disarmament boasts. It extols canned foods, links canning to national health and wartime sanitation, and mentions local social updates and community club activities.
National Canned Foods Week runs March 1 to 8, spotlighting canners traders and allied groups. The piece explains canning as a historic leap comparable to the telephone and airplane, stressing hermetic sealing and heat sterilization as fundamentals. It notes canning saves harvest surpluses and provides year round food, shelter, and clothing value, benefiting both society and ordinary households.
Mr W R Breeding of Federalsburg visited his mother Mrs Mary Noble. Families from Hillsboro Denton Bridgeville and Bishopville were guests or visitors in town this weekend. The Ladies Aid will be entertained by Mrs Isaac Noble on Wednesday afternoon March 8. Sunday School is scheduled for Sunday morning at two oclock.
The Swarthmore Chautauqua has concluded a fine program and secured a contract for another appearance. The next session for Queen Anne and Hillsboro may occur in November when roads are good. An automobile mishap caused no services at Harris Chapel last Sunday, with plans for Sunday School at 2 p m and preaching at 3. Mrs Culver returned to Hebron after visiting town. Mr Harry Clark and wife visited in town. Allen Day of Easton visited the Flowers. The Kemp couple called at the parsonage.
Numerous residents spend Sunday with relatives and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Christopher with children Wesley and Mary Agnes visiting in town, Mrs. Mollie Harding hosting friends, and many others visiting relatives in Wilmington, Salisbury, Hartrock, Easton, Bethlehem and Washington. Several job and travel notes appear as Philip R. Hall moves to Wilmington for railroad work.
A long listing of Newark and surrounding residents visiting the G. L. Griffith and Olaf Smith households last week is followed by reports that Morris Hunt, recently in Mexico, will live with his parents E. F. Hunt. Lawrence Johnson and Martha Ruth join Ambrose Griffith as guests, while W. Earnest Griffith returns from Washington College after tending his mother. The local school remains closed three days due to the death of Mr. Dr. W. Sullivan of Federalsburg. Mrs. G. L. Griffith remains ill.
In loving remembrance of our dear husband and father Charles W Beauch amp who died February 23 1919 three years ago The month of February again is here to us the saddest of the year For it was on a February day that our dear father passed away By His Loving Wife Martha Beauch amp and Daughter
Mr. Harry Robinson of Marcus Hook visited family here last weekend. Ladies Aid met with Mrs. C. W. Jackson Thursday evening. Roads improved during the past week. Miss Myrtle Thompson suffers grippe. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Brumbaugh spent the weekend in Denton. Mr. and Mrs. Keene Saulsbury move to Greensboro. Mrs. Mont Wiley recovered from illness. Mrs. Charles Schlegel is ill with grippe, Mrs. T. W. Jones has a severe cold.
A memorial note from His Children honors father Caleb J. Bowdle who died on March 6 1920. They express enduring grief and love two years after the loss, wishing to hear his voice again and how life would feel like heaven with him back.
Cash price paid for eggs chickens and all kinds of poultry by Bowdle Denton Maryland lists several poultry items with cash rates. The brief ad notes location and contact details for the seller.
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