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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1951
Page
6
Maryland 4-H celebrates National Achievement Week with over 14 000 youth and 1 000 adult volunteers across 23 counties. Activities include meetings, open houses, talks, banquets, and media appearances November 3 to 11.
John Hartford, president of Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, shaped low cost mass distribution in U S retailing. A&P with about 4500 stores posted 3 179 billion in gross sales last year with a 1 03 percent net profit. Independent merchants survived chain growth, proving diverse stores serve communities and economy.
Aphids are waxy and hard to wet. Add three pounds of soap powder per 100 gallons of spray. To kill aphids, spray or dust must directly hit them. Apply to both surfaces of all leaves and into the forming cabbage head. Use 200 pounds pressure, at least 100 gallons of spray per acre, and adjust nozzles to plant height. If applying as dust, 35 pounds per acre is advised.
The American Weekly report shows comets aiding science in understanding living matter and humanity's relation to the cosmos. The November 4 issue features dramatic insights from the Baltimore Sunday American edition, highlighting recent research revelations.
Adams Cross Roads column reports Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson and family attending services in Williamsburg Maryland on Sunday. A Halloween social at the Community House is set for Friday at 8 pm with masked attendance. Sunday School next Sunday at Bloomery. Numerous local residents hosted gatherings with music games and refreshments. Several families celebrated events and visits across Adams Homestead and neighboring areas.
Smuggled correspondence to the Crusade for Freedom shows citizens from Iron Curtain countries denouncing communism and calling for reform. The letters highlight personal risks, anti communist sentiment, and appeals to Western support.
Public sale of personal property as the farmer retires from farming. On the VanSant farm a mile off the Greensboro Ridgely road, starting at 10:30 a m. Will auction live stock including seven Guernsey cows and several calves, two Guernsey heifers, a Guernsey bull, plus farming implements, tools, horse harness, wagons, and assorted household items. Terms required before removal. Louis Puspori Owner. Auditor and clerk listed.
Foreclosure sale under a 1949 mortgage to The Peoples Bank of Denton Maryland. At front of Denton Court House on a 1951 date between 2 and 4 PM, one quarter acre parcel in Hillsboro with a two story dwelling, garage, artesian well, and potential for apartments. One third cash due day of sale. balance on ratification or all cash option. Purchase price supports notes secured by purchaser. Title papers and transfer costs paid by purchaser. Newspaper AGH.
Land transfers recorded in 1951 include William G. Wooters and spouse to Harvey R. Baker and spouse on October 23 in the Third Election District. Willard G. Hart and spouse to Haroly L. Adams and spouse on October 22 in the Third Election District. Oliver C. Goslin and spouse to Victor N. Goslin on October 3 in the Fifth Election District. A Irvin Brumbaugh to Improved Order of Red Men Rancocus Tribe No 179 on October 16 in the Second Election District. E Ralph O Neal and spouse to Myrl A. Montgomery and spouse on October 10 along the Federalsburg Bridgeville Road.
James Virgil Gould a 60 year old resident of Ridgely Maryland wed Beulah Thomas Freeman 55 also of Ridgely. Ervin M Warrington 67 of Dover Delaware married Virginia Freeman 60 of Dover. Frank R Ingram 21 of Milford Delaware wed Ruth Ann Coverdale 18 of Milford Delaware.
Diogenes John Barbosa, 23, Newark, New Jersey, and Victoria DeLeone, 26, Newark, New Jersey, are mentioned in a local notice listing residents in the city.
Notice says Herman N Fountain and Minnie S Fountain seek a license to sell beer at Harmony Grill in Harmony village Caroline County Maryland. Objections must be filed by November 6 1951 with the Caroline County Board of License Commissioners. hearing at 10 am to 1 pm November 6 1951 at Denton Court House with Clerk Rachel Collison.
Having moved to a new residence, Wesley and Elsie Schall propose selling their Cordova Maryland home on 1951 at 2 p m on premises. The six room two story house includes pantry porches upstairs and down electric hot and cold water a large modern bath built in clothes closet new furnace and coal in cellar cemented walls and floor cesspool laundry drain insulated by Johns Manville storm sash a two car brick garage a large new 20 by 30 foot building plus a 100 by 150 foot fenced lot with garden and pecan shade trees Terms: one third cash day of sale balance upon deed ratification All title papers at purchaser expense. Clifford Andrews, Auctioneer.
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