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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1945
Page
4
Mrs. R. H. Stafford spent part of last week at Rehoboth Beach as guest of Mrs. Brown Thawley. Mrs. Elma Baker of near Milford was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Draper for part of the week.
Charles M. Upham urges a nationwide stabilization board to maintain construction at a minimum of 12 percent of national income. The board would coordinate public works with Congress, defer nonessential projects in boom times, and contract them in low mood periods to sustain prosperity.
An essay discusses how electronics enable smoke alarms and early fire detection, stressing the role of water in extinguishing fires and the cost effective protection it provides. It argues progress in fire control comes from municipal water systems and innovative uses of water to suppress heat and save lives and property.
In sad but loving remembrance of our niece Pauline Neighbors White who departed this life one year ago on Sept 2 1944 Thou are gone but not forgotten in this world of strife We shall always remember as long as God gives life Mr and Mrs Charles H Butler and Family
In memory of our dear son Luther Pippin Jr who was suddenly taken away September 8 1935 just as school opened Over seas my son has gone before The mother writes of grief and faith awaiting reunion in heaven expressing love and hope for the future sharing a Christian farewell of burial and blessing.
Miss Betty Kerns of Dover and Sgt. Jack Tupper of Dover Air Base spent the holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Kerns. Mrs. Harry Karcher returned from a vacation at Rehoboth and Ocean City Maryland. Tilghman Whitby and family from Chesapeake City visited. Edith Hurd of near Harrington spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. James Pinder.
Mr Alfred Owens of Hornsbyville Virginia visited Miss Doris Karcher over the week end Dr C H Stonesifer spent the week end at his home in Westminster Maryland Junior Kemp and wife have returned from a camp in Kentucky
Miss Charlotte Ann Baker and Miss Mary Lou Shipley of Washington visited the Bakers during Labor Day. The Burrsville charge first quarterly conference is in Union Church on Sunday September 16 at 8 p m. Clifford Baker and daughter Margaret visited Arthur Baker in Marcus Hook last week. Mrs George Locke of Washington visits her mother Emma Smith and sister Mrs Edgar Pearson. William Joyce of Wilmington returns after a week with H A Porter. James Cahall of Felton and aunt Miss Mollie Cahall were guests Sunday.
Jeb Wilkins once traveled two weeks a year, covering more ground than a Pullman conductor. War gas shortages and space for servicemen keep him home now, and he enjoys it. He says, Never knew staying home could be such fun, with outdoor barbecues and conversations at home.
We extend sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for every word and deed of kindness during our recent bereavement, also for the beautiful cards and flowers. John W. Meredith and Family.
In loving remembrance of my mother Mrs Sallie A Price who departed this life four years ago today September 3 1941 In my heart your memory lingers Sweetly tender fond and true There is not a day dear mother That I do not think of you Devoted daughter Mary E Mellard
The family expresses deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and flowers after the illness and death of husband and father John C. Ireland. They also thank those who helped save their crops during difficult times.
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