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A historic family newspaper announces independent coverage of local and general intelligence, agriculture, and advertising. It offers an annual subscription of $2.00 payable in advance.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1956
Page
4
A historic family newspaper announces independent coverage of local and general intelligence, agriculture, and advertising. It offers an annual subscription of $2.00 payable in advance.
A group of Western electric utilities filed for a license with the Federal Power Commission and plans $1.75 million in preliminary work with construction hoped for this year. If built, power would flow in 1959, underscoring private enterprise as a path to needed electricity while warning against anti investment blockades labeled The Blockaders in Oregon.
The piece contrasts shopping in Europe with the United States, noting strict shop-by-item laws abroad versus US one-stop stores. It cites a $8.2 billion annual chain grocery spend on perishables and $75,000 refrigerating investments per chain outlet, arguing processing and cold storage explain wider farm-to-consumer price gaps and praising American retailing overall.
Mr and Mrs William Croll hosted relatives for a Sunday dinner. Relatives included Mrs and Mrs August Croll and others. Numerous guests from Federalsburg Andersontown Chestertown and Greenwood were noted visiting or hosting family members across the region.
Resolutions note the death of Laura Hall Goldsborough a longtime Christ Church Guild member in Denton and express deep sympathy to her children and grandchildren. They authorize entry of the resolutions in the guild minutes a published copy in the county press and reflect the guilds gratitude for her cheerful service. The document also recalls Huey Long who was shot in the Louisiana capitol and died on September 10 1935.
Marydel notices report dinners anniversary celebrations and visits among Harman Logan Dailey Wyatt Cook Thomas families. Easter breakfast by fire company announced with menu and prices. Good Friday talks at Greensboro Methodist Church and civic club Family Party details noted.
The WSCS of Hickman will gather at the Community House on Wednesday evening April 4. Guest speakers include Mrs. Walter Palmer Sr. of Denton and Mrs. Ruth Clopper of Hillsboro. Several local residents visited friends and spent time together over the weekend and into Sunday afternoon.
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