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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1944

Page

6

Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues From a Page

A compact list of across and down crossword clues including Insensible state crust on sore spoken skin opening select part walk slowly desert in Asia pod of cot ton plant smiles broadly peels number garment platforms anger groove anoint faith precious stone passes through a serve wading bird religion of Moslems river of Russia particle Siberian reprove bristle like part feminine name paradise. down clues include due antelope afternoon performance malt beverage mineral spring fights bower reigning beauty ovum elevated trains yes unit of illumination hoarse a bone metallic rock Babylonian god summit narrow inlet entire check sequester a little bone music note hovel rub out valued slack volume of maps crazy moved swiftly god of earth.

Desert Asia Russia Siberian

DANGER-TRAFFIC JAM AHEAD

An Eastern State collision of two buses injures many and halts two wartime buses. The piece urges safer roads, better highways, and postwar planning with a nationwide push by national safety groups. It contrasts modern separated roadways with undivided highways and warns of delayed construction funding harming safety gains.

Chicago American Road Builders’ Association National Safety Council National Interregional Highway Committee

Postwar highway blueprint surge eyed for 1945 growth

The American Road Builders Association reports state highway departments plan more than 400 million dollars in new projects, with total postwar highway needs exceeding ten billion dollars soon and a forecast of over one billion by October 1, 1945, plus extensive city and local road work.

American Road Builders’ Association

Construction Boost Seen as Path to Prosperity

The author argues roads and streets stall business and that large scale highway and public works projects can absorb vast labor and materials. To avoid another economic lull, planned construction, both public and private, should be encouraged and blueprints prepared.

Ridgely Library Board Elects Officers in Fall Meeting

Ridgely Community Library directors held their regular fall session November 13 in the library. Officers elected for next year include President D Thompson Swing and Calvin D Lynch as vice president.

Ridgely Community Library D. Thompson Calvin D. Lynch Ronald Lane Page Jones G. Lawrence Wilson Ridgely Homemakers Club William Lynch J. Boone Jarrell Paul Hoffman Ben Lawless Frank Simon John D. Davis Mary Robinson Harold Roe Dundalk Maryland Mary Jane Roe William Noble Fedealsburg Coast Guard J. S. Fifer Jay Rachel Virginia Fifer Bridgewater College Methodist Youth Fellowship Irwin T. Saulsbury Sr Robert Headley Wm. Bateman Draper Arlington James Lynch U. S. Army Florida Edward Whitby Patricia A. Sauisbury Wilmington A. W. Saulsbury J. D. Davis Passaic New Jersey Union Ridgely Methodist Church I. E. Mason Ray Mason Grenlock N. J John Shetler Lancaster Wesley Bower Edward McPherson Snow Hill Lillian Willoughby Bouldermen Philadelphia Bessie Murphy Wilnington Harry Robinson Wm. Noble Elizabeth Wood Teresa Wood Harry Wilson Cambridge

Mail Your Christmas Packages Now

Postmaster General Frank C. Walker urges immediate mail in November amid wartime shortages. Extraordinary conditions force early shipping as 50,000 postal workers join the armed forces and 300,000 railroad workers are abroad. He asks press, radio, business, and civic groups to help ensure timely delivery of gifts marked Do Not Open Until Christmas.

Post Office Department Frank C. Walker Postal Service

In Memoriam for William E. Darling

A memorial note recalls William E. Darling who departed this life on November 24, 1943. The family pledges they remain together in memory and feel his absence deeply, promising to heed his name along life’s path and cherish the happy times they shared.

William E. Darling

Public Sale Of Valuable Personalty Near Denton

Ill health forces sale of farm goods at 10 oclock on the Bridgeville road between Andersontown and Double Hills. Included are live stock such as registered bull, heifer, Guernsey cow, several horses and a full line of farming implements and household items. Auctioneer Win Andrews, clerk George Beck. owner Percy Hynson.

Denton Bridgeville Road Andersontown Double Hills

Not a complete headline but a memorial tribute note

A loving obituary tribute expresses how a sweet smile remains, noting the deepest sorrow behind the outward strength. It recalls a life described as loving, kind, upright, and true, with beautiful memories left behind for wife Elizabeth L. and son William E. dr.

Elizabeth L William E. Dr

Gems of Thought: Living Faith as Moral Power

The Scriptures demand more than admission they require faith that transforms belief into action. Mary Baker Eddy argues truths must become motive power shaping every conduct and choice through a living, applied faith.

Mary Baker Eddy

Love Among Hearts Shaped by Jesus Love

Fragmentary religious reflection notes unconditional love modeled on Jesus. It emphasizes harmony, sincerity, and the absence of estrangement or deceit within a loving heart.

Jesus

Public sale of farm property at Goldsboro area announced

Due to health reasons Roscoe S Flynn seller will auction all farm property at his home two miles from Goldsboro on the Baltimore Road starting at 1 pm rain or shine. Items include livestock such as a black horse and mare each 1200 lbs a Jersey cow and calf laying hens milking equipment plows tractors harness hay corn and numerous household goods auctioneered by WmFE Andrew with Luther Bennett as clerk.

Goldsboro Baltimore Corner

Personal Property Auction at Greensboro Md

Having no further use for the following property I will sell at the lat residence of Mrs Delia Hughes on South Main street in Greensboro Md Two 3 piece living room suits 1 3 piece wicker porch suit 1 twin bed suit with box spring and mattress 1 buffet 4 upholstered bedroom chairs bed room suite with spring and mattress bed room suite with box spring and mattress 5 end tables 3 gateley tables console table card table wicker stand tea cart serving tray 3 floor lamps mahogany tilt table 2 Windsor chairs magazine racks 6 dining chairs 3 9x12 Axminster rugs 2 6x9 ingrain rugs several small rugs mantle mirror radio 7 blankets sheets and pillow cases damask curtains 6 pillows wall mirror lot of small tables 1 childs commode childs table clothes hamper laundry basket Singer sewing machine 2 carpet sweepers punch bowl and glasses 2 dinner sets 1 tea set kitchen set consisting of cabinet table and 2 chains 3 fire place sets hammered brass piano and stool lot of kitchen utensils and many other things too numerous to mention No property to be removed until terms of sale are complied with H C RAWLINGS Agent Wi Andrews Auctioneer B L Goldsborough Clerk

Notice To Creditors for Frederick N. Smith Estate

Notice is given that Elizabeth B. Smith has been granted administration of Frederick N. Smith's personal estate in Caroline County Maryland. Creditors must present claims with vouchers by May 18 1945 or be excluded from the estate. Debtors must promptly settle accounts. November 14 1944. ELIZABETH B. SMITH Administratrix. True i ap a Carlton West, register of Wills.

Caroline County Orphans’ Court Maryland Elizabeth B. Smith

False sense of love and the summer brook

A compact quotation-like reflection on love and faith. It invokes past, present, and future philosophy or religion departing from the example of the Gallilean Prophet and the teachings associated with Christ. The line contrasts drying emotion with spiritual guidance attributed to Mary Baker Eddy.

William's Farm public sale announced near Barclay

Public sale of the William's Farm 3 miles from Barclay via Barclay Templeville road on Wednesday November 29 1944 at 10 o'clock rain or shine. 312 acres 250 tillable. 36 milch cows two horses one pair mules and farm implements including Allis Chalmers tractor 5 ft combine 2 binders 2 riding cultivators walking plows wagons and more. Lunch by St Andrew's Church. Possession January 1 1945. S Winifred Wilson owner Auctioneer J Elmer Anthony

Allis Chalmers McCormick-Deering John Deere Bce

Ridgely and Hillsboro Office Hours Listing

Caroline Sun offers office hours at Hillsboro and Kline's Store on Wednesday November 22 from 1 pm to 4 pm. Ridgely dates and times are listed as Wednesday November 22 from 1 pm to 4 pm.

Ridgely Caroline Sun Office Hillsboro Wed Kline

Order Nisi In The Matter Of The Real Estate Of Martha L Barcus

An 1944 Orphans Court order in Caroline County ratifies and confirms the sale of Martha L Barcus real estate reported by executor T Floyd Jackson unless a contrary claim is shown by January 17. A newspaper notice must run four consecutive weeks before December 16. The report lists sale proceeds at 1614 dollars. Judges Luther W Handy Jesse T Dennis E Lloyd Fooks sign. True Copy Test Carlton V West Register of Wills.

T. Floyd Jackson Caroline County Luther W. Handy Jesse T. Dennis E. Lloyd Fooks Orphans’ Court Carlton V. West Register of Wills

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Charles M. Upham American Road Builders’ Assn Lashington, D. C Denton Journal Guernsey Dexter Fox Hunter Frrmall Ontario Percy Hynson Win. Andrews George Beck Sweet Smile Avery Roscoe S. Flynn Wmfe Andrew Luther Bennett Delia Hughes South Main Street Greensboro H. C. Rawlings Wi. Andrews B. L. Goldsborough Frederick N. Smith Carlton West Baltimore William's Farm Barclay Barclay-Templeville Road Templeville T. B St. Andrew’s Church S. Winifred Wilson J. Elmer Anthony Federalsburg Fri Covey & Williams Am. Corner Daffin’s Preston Bradley’s Henderson Porter's William S. Orme Nisi Martha L. Barcus
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