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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1958
Page
4
Health message urges participation in the 1958 Christmas Seal Sale to combat tuberculosis. It cites estimates from the National Tuberculosis Association about millions harboring germs, hundreds of thousands with active disease, and many former patients at risk of relapse, stressing ongoing public health effort.
Veterans numbers show a decline from the 1958 peak with 22,723,000 alive today and projections down to 19,141,000 by 1975. The American Legion urges contacting War Memorial Baltimore 2 Md for disability pensions and aid. American Education Week in Boonsboro featured a turkey dinner, student performances by Clopper Michael and Antietam Posts, and a $1,000 scholarship donation to Maryland HQ for four $250 science scholarships with applications after January.
Caroline High School recognizes James E. Ward class of 1958 for solving problems in School Science and Mathematics November issue honor roll. Other honorees hailed from Glencoe Illinois Coral Gables Florida Brooklyn New York Gardena California and Chicago Illinois. Magazine widely circulated in schools and colleges.
The Denton Juniors 4 H Club met November 12 at Sondra Layton's home. In attendance were Susie Hall and new members Alice Bilbrough and Bonnie. Brooke Logan demonstrated cheese biscuits. Sondra Layton cooked oatmeal. Next meeting planned for November 95 at the chicken plant. Christmas Party on December 10.
The Presidents Committee for Traffic Safety urges women's groups to campaign for tougher licensing. Proposals include mandatory driver education, stricter medical and vision tests, driving and psychological assessments, and more staff to run exams and courses. Public apathy hampers reform. Mason cites large numbers with medical conditions and illiteracy as factors.
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