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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1943
Page
8
Caroline County physicians announce a revised fee schedule to standardize charges across offices and county lines. The plan includes basic office calls at 1.00, after hours and emergencies, lab work, and special home call fees with guidance for patients on scheduling, timing, and war-time service pressures.
The Rev. Louis Colvin Randall pastor of Grace Methodist Centreville for 11 years was commissioned as a lieutenant in the U S Navy Chaplain’s Reserve after schooling at William and Mary College and will be assigned to active service. A farewell reception was held at St Paul’s Episcopal Church with Centreville Interchurch Committee. Randall, a Western Maryland College and Westminster Theological Seminary graduate, has served at First Methodist Wilmington St James Kent County Millville and Milton. Married life updates and community notices follow including engagements births and social events within Centreville and Denton communities.
Two sons send heartfelt poems for Mother's Day. Bud vows a mother’s sweetness surpasses a crown and recalls a life of sacrifice. Dick honors all mothers and his own as an angelic guide, wearing carnations for love and gratitude. The mother’s prayer asks for all sons to return home before next Mother's Day.
At the home of Mrs Richard North on Thursday afternoon May 20 at 2 30 Mr and Mrs M Kemp Newnam left this week for their annual summer sojourn at Rehoboth.
The 17th annual June Week gathering of Farm Bureau insurance companies and directors from Kent Queen Annes Talbot and Caroline counties with their wives met in Denton on Monday night. Attending agents included Charles I Boyles Queen Anne Percy W Harrison Brent Rieman Easton J Heighe Hill Chestertown Harry Phelps Cambridge William Revelle Sadlersville Herman Schmik Preston and William Thomas Centreville.
A wartime thrift drive promotes reusing 1.6 billion reusable jars from glass manufacturers for home canning this year. Two jar mouth sizes are offered, with screw caps and built in sealing disks eliminating the need for rubber rings. This plan aims to support wartime economy by households saving resources.
Wartime guidance covers proper sterilization, jar preparation, and canning methods for foods, plus instructions to leave caps until cooled then test seals. Separate item outlines tobacco donation by next of kin to prisoners, with labels, money orders, and limits on quantities. Also reports OPA actions on poultry price enforcement, revised feed prices, sausage pricing ceilings, butter and cheese allocations, and used tire certification allowances.
Applications must be on file in the office of the Board of Education Denton Maryland not later than Tuesday May 18.
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