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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1943
Page
4
In October 1918 optimism gave way to relief as the Armistice was signed in November ending the war. Germany remains decisively beaten, with authorities stating that Japan’s fate will be settled swiftly and decisively.
Chairman Nelson of the Production Board reports munitions output rose 3 percent in July over June. The increase, though below the month’s target, signals a resumed upward trend after earlier shortfalls since April. Officials expect August to show a comparable gain as gun, tank, plane, and ship production remains at high levels. Duty production now runs nearly six times November 1941 before Pearl Harbor.
Greensboro records show the canning center closed on September 7 after a 19 and a half day run. Sixty five families were represented and the operation canned 4102 cans of vegetables and fruit with an average daily attendance of ten. Community notes mention visits, hospital updates, and local social events across Greensboro and nearby towns.
Article surveys Maryland labor and political matters including Judge Cal vine Chesnut's probation for Triumph Explosives executives Gustav H. Kahn and Joseph Benn Decker, wage class tensions in Baltimore, CIO defeats at Rustless Iron and Glenn L. Martin, cork oak plantations planned with Crown Cork, drought and harvest notes, rising births and falling teacher openings, and remarks by Maryland lawmakers on Congress and policy.
Mrs Anna Hemp and son Billy of Jersey City visited Mr and Mrs Edward Coffin last week. Master George Hemp joined them for the trip home. Everett Clayville and sons of Baltimore and Joseph Sincavage and children of Edgewood Md spent part of last week with grandparents Mr and Mrs Samuel Hudson. Edward Quillen and daughter Joyce and Mrs Anna Raughley with Mr and Mrs Edward Robb and children spent Sunday at Riverview Beach.
In sad loving remembrance of our dear son Luther Pippin Jr taken away eight years ago September 8 1935. I hear the wind sighing through bushes and trees where now our son lies not far away. When your life was cheerful you were called from this world to a home of peace and rest. Sleep on son sweetly sleep your troubles are over you have won your battle and gained the victory sleep on.
The Caroline County Orphans Court met September 1, 1943 with Judges Handy and Dennis. Actions approved include releases from Laura Kathryn Ray and from Sussex Trust Company, appointment of Everett Nuttle as administrator c.t.a. of Martha E. Hackett estate, renunciation filed, bonds approved, final accounts filed, orders to sell George A. Scott estate, transfer of mortgage in Charles M. Turner estate, and real estate proceedings in Raymond B. Rawlings vs Florence J. Dowd.
Miss Mary E Jenkins sister of Mrs Luther Bennett Sr. married Delbert B Gallacher of Wilmington on September 2 at Trinity Methodist Church parsonage. Rev A L Grey officiated with Luther Bennett Sr. as best man. Attendant was Mrs Luther Bennett Jr. A reception followed at the Bennett home. The couple will reside in Wilmington after a wedding trip.
Trinity Methodist Church marks Home Coming Day on Sunday September 19 with special music and extra speakers and a shared lunch. Youth Fellowship leads services next Sunday night at 8 pm inviting all. Mrs Esther DeWitt and guest Mrs Harvey Morris dined with Mrs Howard Brown. Joe Jarrell and wife from Grand Rapids visiting T N Jarrells. Phansie Temple of Marion Delaware visited niece Mrs Henry Marvel. J C Jackson returned from Kent General Hospital Dover improved.
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