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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1943
Page
6
The piece offers cooking guidance on roast doneness by meat thermometer, starch choices, shortening implications, tableware sizing, fish carving, nut spreads on bread, soup varieties and effective bird dressing. It covers brief steps to fillet poultry, cut up fowl, and remove bones for carving.
Public notice lists names of individuals from multiple towns including Preston Ridgely Greensboro Denton Marydel and Fedburg as part of a continued report on tire rationing with no tubes. The roster appears alongside page notes indicating continuation from Page 1 and mentions many local officials and residents involved in the program.
Notice to creditors that Lula E. Hinderer administratrix has letters of administration for the estate of Revenew Elias Hinderer of Caroline County Maryland. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers by September 20, 2043 or be excluded from the estate. All oweing parties must make prompt payment. Signed March 16 by Lula E. Hinderer Administratrix. Copy given by Register of Wills.
Chocolate is melted into milk then heated to blend with a cornstarch mix and simmered ten minutes. Vanilla, salt, and sugar join, then the filling is cooled and poured into a baked shell. Gelatin is dissolved in milk, whipped egg white folded with vanilla, then spread over the chocolate layer and chilled with whipped cream topping.
Annapolis Maryland notes on H B bills and resolutions from Caroline and nearby delegations. Bills range from bank deposits rules to bridge authority, salary raises for treasurer clerks and judges, with statuses in Senate and House. Several measures await governor signature and some face potential loss without Senate action.
A series of House bills led by Mr. Merriken and Mr. Neal cover county finance and audit reforms. Proposals include repealing and reenacting the Caroline Audit law, extending town tax requirements to await mute tag issuance, increasing clerk and court officer per diems, authorizing state road fund transfers to counties, and mandating certified public accountant audits for Denton town with published reports.
La Medina, the famed area of Casablanca, is highlighted as a key setting in the Warner Bros film Casablanca to be shown Monday and Tuesday March 22 and 23. The article notes its familiarity for American audiences alongside the famous Algiers scene.
Assignee will public sale a lot on Second Street in Tolawit Caroline County Maryland. The two story residence fronts thirty feet and runs back one hundred feet, adjoining Willoughby Nowell and former DeWeese land. Mortgage from Lucy Jones and Thomas A Jones dated 1908 assigned for foreclosure. Sale in Denton between 2 and 4 pm with one third cash or full cash option. Title papers and transfer costs paid by purchaser. Auctioneer James Temple.
Richard Dix stars in Tombstone the Town Too Tough to Die at the Dentonia Theatre on March 24 with Kent Taylor Edgar Buchanan Jovely Frances Gifford Dove Castle Clem Bevans Victor Jory and Rex Bell in support. The film follows Wyatt Earp through gunfights and frontier peace as Sherman and Dix pursue the project.
The State Teachers College Salisbury hosts the Annual High School Senior Day with pageant Thus Be It Ever and a seniors dance. Proceeds benefit the Salisbury Service Men's Recreation Center. The college also announces a 1943 10 week summer session offering B S in education, pre service training, and credit for in service teachers with costs of 115 dollars for board and 35 dollars for day students.
An extra 1.00 will be charged for each laboratory course. The six weeks session totals 85.00 for boarding and 35.00 for day students plus 1.00 per lab. Out of state students pay an additional 65.00 for the session. Present students expected to attend the ten weeks session, with most current enrollees likely to remain. The ten week session ends Friday August 27, allowing senior students to begin teaching in September 1943 for credit toward graduation in February 1944.
School news notes Dean, known for his Youth Military Club rank Buck Priv ate and role as Inmate No. 1 in the Junior Class Play, later on Advertising Committee for the Senior play and Safety Patrol member. On Monday March 15 he left to join the Navy, leaving the school with regret.
Richard North known as Bunky born July 12, 1925 aims for Navy service as Motion Picture Technician. He is a General Course student with English as favorite subject and History class as pet peeve, a Military ClubCorporal this year, and plans to join the Navy next year. Stamp and Bond Club reports $557.85 sold, with $143.25 from Primary School. March totals show Miss Ford’s room leading in sales and Miss Trice’s room in purchaser count. bonds sold to several students and adults including Betty Patrice Bernadine Roe and Jean Reynolds.
Mr and Mrs Edgar Fountain of Hickman and Mr and Mrs Elon Wright plus grandson spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Fred Fountain. Mrs Myrtle Jones will entertain the Bloomery Aid near Bridgeville on March 31. Mr and Mrs C L Harmon and son Ralph spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs John Adams. Sunday School Sunday morning at 10 o'clock at Bloomery. Mrs Donald Davison of Wilmington and Mr Paul Horsey from a New York camp spent the weekend with their mother. Smithville Homemakers Club met in the club room Friday afternoon. Welcome to Mr and Mrs Russell Gray from Baltimore.
Semi bungalow on 2nd street with central heat and modern conveniences. Possession at once. Apply to H. C. Wright at 420 S. Second St Denton Md.
Five burner Nesco stove with built in oven offered at 25 dollars. Large Heatrola priced at 35 dollars. American heater pot type 20 dollars. Majestic range 35 dollars. Hillsboro Maryland contact William Sherwood.
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