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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1948
Page
6
Readers are invited to submit communications for publication. The section welcomes varied opinions and prompts reader engagement on local issues, events, and public discourse.
A March 17 1947 letter questions Baltimore dominance in Maryland politics and calls for strong Eastern Shore voting unity to counter Western Shore influence. The writer cites tax pressure on nine shore counties and urges readers to support Eastern Shore interests. The piece also recounts personal memories of camp meetings and holiness preaching highlighting regional loyalties. Rev W M Lister of Huntington West Virginia signs as a secondary voice.
A reader recalls attending camp meetings at Concord where Rev. Jack Smith, then pastor at Denton Methodist Church, once confronted rowdy youths during an evening service. Smith removed his coat, lectured the disturbance makers, and warned he would thrash them if needed, after which the disruptions stopped.
A county wide unemployment push notes a surplus of workers seeking jobs. Maryland State Employment Service in bridge invites employers to contact, with Denton Armory office hours Wednesdays 10 to 4. County Agent Rogers is available for farmers. 258 people registered. 7 referrals, 4 placements, 80 job openings. Employers asked to return referral cards promptly.
Ridgely and Mon tana visitors guests at Carter home. Spence entertaining Chester Pa guest. Mabel Spence visiting Chester Pa. Wm Marvel from Wilmington spent weekend at home. Clinton Blockson visits mother Sadie Russum in Chestertown. William Porter announces birth of second son March 17 at Memorial Hospital Easton. Daniel Ebling returns from Memorial Hospital Easton. Wilson Harring R N of Easton visits parents Lawrence and Mrs Smith. Ellen Hoffman R N from Easton Hospital visits home. Bessie Murphy caring for Eugene Neal at Rhodesdale Md. Sidney Dixon hosts Mrs Dixon aunt Mrs Ernest Jones and Miss Maude Sleek and Miss Beatrice Bower.
Mrs Clarence Ringgold and daughter Peggy visit Mrs Ringgolds parents in Newark Delaware. Mr and Mrs James Walker host callers including Miss Martha Smith David Greenly and Thomas Lynch. Mrs Nora Tilghman and Mrs Luterthorne visit Cambridge. Mrs Edward Morris spends weekend in town. Mrs Leo Callahan aside Memorial Hospital Easton. Mrs James White of Wilmington visits Ridgely. Mrs Frank Flounders Red Cross chairman hosts her committee as they begin volunteer work March 17 for the 7th District. Committee members listed: Mrs Carlton Marvel and Mrs E Page.
Jones, Mrs. H. E. Keeneman, Mrs. David Holsinger, Mrs. Roland Cher ry, Miss Margaret Swing, Mrs. Adam Holsinger, Mrs. A. Orrell Lauisbury, Miss Grace Vernon Smith appear in a roster of individuals connected to a forthcoming legal matter. The list includes several married women and two Misses, with multiple surname spellings indicating possible variations in records.
Mr and Mrs Frank Kibler have returned home after a stay of several weeks in Florida.
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