Denton Maryland Local Newspaper Note of Firm and Details
The Denton Maryland note lists DSM aN AO ORINA Established 815 Melvin & Johnson Incorporated with Benjamin Fr Johnson as President and Treasurer and Mary Melven as Vice President and Secretary. Published every Friday at 205 Market Street, Denton, Caroline County. Entered as second class matter March 3 1879 under the 1879 act. Subscription two dollars per year in advance.
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Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated
Benjamin Fr. Johnson
Mary Melven
Market Street
Denton
Maryland
Caroline County
When criminals flourish law enforcement must change
The piece argues that criminal rackets thrive only if law officers are outmatched or lying about their duties. It urges the public to seek new law enforcement officers, implying systemic flaws and accountability needs without detailing specific cases or individuals.
Why Not Read Promotes Library Access and Low-Cost Books
The piece argues that reading expands mental vision and public libraries serve as a cheap path to knowledge. It highlights that a volume can be obtained for a few cents on almost any subject, reducing the need for personal expense to become informed.
Private Capital in Action Drives Rail Freight Car Build
James K. Knudson, administrator, Defense Administration, urges railroads to produce at least 10,000 new freight cars monthly through July 1953. He stresses private capital financing, no government borrowing, and the critical role of transportation capacity in war effort and mass mobilization. He warns of a $1 billion annual program and a peak railroad demand by 1952.
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Defense Administration
Knudson
Alley Cat Award Sparks Pet Show Controversy
From where I sit Slim Baker’s entry, a tail-less alley cat with a card reading All Species, won a ribbon at the Women’s Club Annual Pet Show in Central City. The crowd praised the oddcat, and Slim quipped he could supply one anytime, prompting readers to question appearances versus reality and reflect on judgments about temperance and taste.
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Slim Baker
Women’s Club
Slim
Central City
Stem
Stern
Wedding and community notes from Marydel and area
Paul West remains a patient at Milford Hospital. Easter visits include Miss Francis Teat and relatives in Dover Thrills New York City and Fast Orange. Miss Bessie Phillips wed George Bestrovich at Marydel in Templeville with Rev. Atkins officiating. Mrs. Mattie Alexander dies Easter Day in Marydel. funeral at Marydel Methodist Church with burial in Templeville Cemetery. Marydel W.S.C.S meets April 3. Civic Club events rescheduled to April 10 and April 19 for Pollyanna.
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Paul West
Milford Hospital
Francis Teat
Clifford Curtis
Dover
Neal Parker
Thrills
N. Y
Theodore Sowada
L. A. Covell
Heather
New York City
Carl Heinle
Fast Orange
N. J
Elliott Cleaver
Philadelphia
Bessie Cleaver
Bessie Phillips
George Bestrovich
Marydel
Mary Knotts
Templeville
C. H. Atkins
Mattie Alexander
Howard Bickling
Alexander
Mollie
John Walls
Joseph Alexander
Mary Leslie
Barney Sheppard
Howard Bickling Jr
Liza Jane Seward
Hardy
Calvary Methodist Church
W.S.C.S
Lee Leslie
Kent County Firemen’s Association
Civic Club
Amos Wyatt
H. B. Logan
In Memoriam for a Husband April 1 1947
A wife writes an obituary style memorial noting the passing of her husband on April 1, 1947. She laments the ongoing sorrow and inability to forget, acknowledging God given strength and courage to bear the loss. Presented as a personal remembrance by Mrs. Dugald MacDonald.
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Dugald MacDonald
In Memory of Charlie W Cahall
In loving remembrance of my dear father Charlie W Cahall who passed away on April 4 1921. Though your smiles have gone forever and your hands I cannot touch. Deep in my heart a memory is kept of a father I will never forget. Sadly missed by daughter Marie.
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Charlie W. Cahall
Marie
Card of Thanks for Daisy May Garrett
Expresses gratitude to blood donors and friends for sympathy and flowers after the loss of Daisy May Garrett. Mentions husband, son, daughters and grandchildren as the mourners and beneficiaries of the bereavement.
Appreciation for Kindness After Bereavement
The Shields family thanks neighbors friends and relatives for acts of kindness sympathy and floral offerings received during the recent bereavement in the loss of Albert Se Shields Sr.
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Albert Se. Shields
Albert Ie. Shields
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