Danton Journal Ad Names Corporate Officers Melvin Johnson
Melvin Johnson Inc announces Benjamin F. Johnson as President and Treasurer and Mary Melvin as Vice-President and Secretary in a brief corporate notice from the Danton Journal.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1943
Page
4
Melvin Johnson Inc announces Benjamin F. Johnson as President and Treasurer and Mary Melvin as Vice-President and Secretary in a brief corporate notice from the Danton Journal.
President Roosevelt spoke before Canada's House of Parliament in Ottawa praising cross border friendship and cooperation. He hinted at plans to address the British Parliament in London before the end of his third term, signaling broader Atlantic ties.
A discussion of Congress enabling Treasury advertising for war bond sales in periodicals and local papers. The piece notes past press reaction to subsidies, radio adoption, and the shift toward institutional copy and wartime messaging in ads, praising newspapers for supporting the national war effort and government.
Adams families and relatives from Milford Lewes Philadelphia and Cambridge visited in Adams and nearby homes. Smithville Homemakers Club meets September 21 in the club room with hostesses Mrs Edna Adams and Minerva Adams. Sunday School at Bloomery at 10 a m marks the return of school days after vacation.
Marydel residents report visits with relatives and friends in Wayne Pennsylvania Hamilton Maryland and Queen Anne. The W S C S held a pleasant Tuesday gathering at Mrs H B Logan s home. Mr and Mrs Ford visited Harry Gibson s family Sunday. Dan Burton of Philadelphia spent the weekend with Mrs Harry S Dailey. Bond Drive progress noted with optimism. Mrs J Tyson Heather visited friends in Sudlersville Saturday.
Open seasons on migratory birds run September 1 to October 31 for rail birds and November 2 to January 10 for wild ducks coots wild geese woodchuck and brant. Doves race September 16 to October 15. Unlawful to hunt doves in Garrett County any time. Woodcock season November 15 to November 29. Federal rules supersede state laws when protecting closed seasons. Daily bag limit ten ducks. no more than 20 ducks in possession, with at most one woodduck and up to six of other specified species
The passage lists Maryland federal and state hunting regulations for migratory waterfowl and upland game. It covers bag limits, seasons for rabbits squirrels pheasants grouse and deer, licensing and duck stamps, shooting hours, training dogs, prohibited gear, and regional restrictions in Allegany Garrett and Washington Counties. It also notes enforcement probes into price ceilings and postwar conversions.
Dover society notes list weekend visits and guests across towns including Henderson Dill and Carlton, Melvin, Palmer, Montague, Nichols, Bord, Boye, and Phillips, with several returns from duty abroad. Additional entries mention Mrs. Shelton, Mrs. Harman, Meridith and Gooden households, church and college trips, and residents away in Wilmington, Rehoboth, and New York.
The report notes reduced attendance at venereal disease clinics in Denton and Federalsburg due to cannery overtime, staff vacations, and hot dry weather. Dairy farms were inspected, milk samples sent to Easton lab, some failing standards led to required improvements and a follow up check to ensure compliance.
The report records vaccination of children at Federalsburg Day Nursery after examinations by Dr Small and the health officer. It provides a statistical summary for August 1913 including numbers for communicable diseases, clinics and conferences, nurses visits, sanitation outreach, and miscellaneous activities led by Deputy State Health Officer Walter B Johnson M D.
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