Marriages and obituaries mark 25 years of community life
Denton couples wed in Federalsburg and Delmar underscored by serenades and travel outfits. Buddies celebrate birthdays, a 89th milestone, and a golden wedding as local deaths prompt funeral services. Governor names notaries and justices across Caroline with Junior Order set for a large glass initiation.
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T. Clayton Roe
Denton
Mary Elizabeth Murphy
William Murphy
Andersontown
S. EB. Williams
Federalsburg
F.C. MacSorley
Clayton Roe
Tuckahoe Neck
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Delmar
Cora A. Williams
W. F. Williams
Clarence E. Chaffinch
M. E. Parsonage
F. C. MacSorley
Wilmington M. E
Peter Wright Sullivan
Caroline County
Sullivan
First National Bank
Harry L. Sullivan
Howard P. Sullivan
Lacey Meredith
Nellie Sullivan
Baltimore
J. L. Nichols
T. S. Holt
M. E. Wheatley
T. Edward Willoughby
Williston
Willoughby
Sallie Harmon
Edward Willoughby Jr
Ella Boone
Denton Cemetery
Notaries Public
Sarah L. Richards
Templeville
Bert R. Kaler
Marydel
J. Frank Lane
Goldsboro
L. Irving Jones
Greensboro
Elizabeth MacDonald
W. 8. Crouse
Edna B. Green
Nannie Nichols
John N. Wright, Jr
Donald E. Jefferson
C. E. Turner
G. Lawrence Wilson
Hillsboro
John D. Davis
Ridgely
Charles B. Harrison
Arthur M. Willey
Mildred S. Collins
Preston
Robert R. Shull
William J. Rickards
John T. Blades
Bethlehem
Junior’s Orphans’ Home
Junior Order
New Poultry Housing Project Attracts Wide Spread Attention
The University of Maryland Experiment Station reports a novel straw-left insulated laying house that runs the opposite of standard practice. Professor George D. Quigley notes surprising results, even in the second winter, as the open front design with a muslin or burlap curtain challenges traditional methods.
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University of Maryland
George D. Quigley
Poultry Department
Maryland
New Heat Conserving Enclosure Uses Glass Front Stint
A described system uses a removable outer covering for heat retention with a glass front installed in November and removed in spring. Four small floor level ventilation doors remain open all winter. Reported benefits include drier litter, improved house comfort, less work tending the litter, and near perfect ventilation, contrasting with the old muslin device.
New Housing Litter System Delivers Dry Comfort, Says Expert
Professor Quigley notes the new housing design reduces moisture in animal litter by about fifty percent compared with open front houses using top litter systems. The dry litter offers relief from constant dampness all winter in this climate.
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Quigley
Cheese Deepens Pie Flavor with Mel-O-Bit Top
A vintage recipe note extols using MEL-O-BIT AMERICAN CHEESE from A&P as a topping for apple pie. Bake without a top crust then add slices about 14 inch thick ten minutes before removing from the oven for a rich tangy finish.
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A&p
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