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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1951
Page
8
Health for all advocates discuss a comeback after tuberculosis noting stigma and recovery. Aimed at public awareness, the piece highlights treatment progress, community support, and personal stories of those who battled the disease.
Dr G L Timanus retires from farming and dairy at Scott or Prouse Farm near Queenstown Maryland and will auction farm and dairy machinery on the 1951 date starting at 10 30 A M with items including 3 International tractors several corn planters a silo filler milking machines hay equipment furniture tools and many smaller items selling at public auction. John Palmer Smith attorney and J Elmer Anthony auctioneers listed.
John W. Dagistino owner lists farm stock and implements for public sale on March 27 1951 at 10 30 AM rain or shine. Items include 14 milk cows 5 fresh 4 springers multiple ponies and saddles, tractors and plows from International Oliver and More, wagons and tools with cash terms and Carroll Bros as auctioneers.
Under a 1946 mortgage Charles Tull and Mary N Bowman pledge the property in Caroline County Maryland for foreclosure. Wesley E Thawley named attorney will sell at Denton Court House Door between 2 and 3 pm on a 1.8 acre lot with a 2 story 7 room dwelling and outbuildings. Terms: half cash day of sale or all cash. possession after ratification. title papers and stamps paid by purchaser. Auctioneer John L Stevens.
Having sold my farm I will sell at my residence on the Greensboro to Sandtown dirt road on 1951 beginning at 10 o clock a m rain or shine a mule a horse a cow and calf 7 shoats 1 mother hog 1 B Allis Chalmers tractor 1 tractor plow 1 tractor cultivator 1 spring tooth harrow 2 section 1 60 tooth drag 1 fertilizer distributor 1 cultivator Ohio 1 potato setter 1 A drag 1 potato plow 1 John Deere mower 1 rake self dump 2 wagons good as new 1 iron wheel wagon 1 corn cutter 1 metal saw bench 2 sets of log wheels 100 ft of wire cable 5 log chains 15 to 30 ft long 100 tomato baskets 1 circle saw 48 in 4 sets of chain harness any lot of other things too numerous to mention TERMS OF SALE Cash on day of sale Wk OC HERMAN KEMP Sr WM E Andrew Aucts
Thousands of recovered tuberculosis patients hold jobs and support dependents. Many can return to former work, while others train for new livelihood in hospitals. Vocational training is provided by hospitals, veterans facilities, and state or federal programs, with social welfare support as needed. Former TB workers often outperform healthier peers and are valued for reliability and health awareness.
Mr and Mrs Harlan Blades and Mrs Elma Blades hosted a dinner with guests including Calvin Blades Elizabeth Smith of Greensboro Russell Blades and child of Harrington Charles Blades of Johns Hopkins College Baltimore and Henry Staffords circle with Clayton Stafford Reba Stafford and James Stafford. Luther Mills visits relatives in West Collingswood Merchantsville and Camden New Jersey. M Y F Union and Wesley Churches held their monthly business meeting February 26 at the Community Hall.
Winfield Willis spent a few days recently in Florida. The trip included sightseeing and rest as he resumed duties afterward.
In The American Weekly March 11 issue, The Baltimore Sunday American explains how carelessness with household drugs can cause injury or death, outlining dangers and safety tips for the home medicine chest.
One story brick retail store on Main Street with about 45 feet frontage and 120 feet depth, leased to American Stores Company in fee simple. Adjoining two story frame apartment building of about 30 feet on Main Street, in fee simple. Inquire with John J. Neubauer Executor, Estate of George T. Chambers, Keyser Building Baltimore 2 MD, Telephone Nar 2-3t.
A proverb about appearances and sense. It notes that a sensible girl often acts with more restraint than she appears and contrasts it with Grandma’s era when she sometimes stepped out. The line about a granddaughter coming home tight as a drum adds a playful, moral tone.
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