School News from Denton High Looks Back and Ahead
Seventh grade students return after vacation as new teachers and courses are introduced. News covers civics lessons, science, physical education, girls' athletics, and industrial arts with notes on changes, new facilities, and student activities including alumni moves and library reopening and programs.
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Bos
James Oaks
Philadelphia
Robert Calloway
Asilton
Last Ear
Europe
Mr. Smith
Jack Atkinson
Mr. Usilton
Frederick G. Usilton III
Bobby Smith
Betty Jane Dennis
Bill Turkington
Dolly Stafford
Snooky Towers
Bradford Morris
Stafford
Anna Willis
Duke University
Charles Wimbrow
Roxanna Detwiler
Barbara Cooper
Washington College
Betty Hubbard
Alice Mac Dennis
Doris Butler
Mary Zeigler
State Teachers College
Salisbury
Elsie Henry
Glenn Martin’s
Charlotte Butler
Eleanor Brubaker
Golden’s
Mary Warner
Frank Downes
Chester
Betty Jackson
Henry Bareford
Doris Scott
Bruce Andrews
Wilmington
Alan Greenly
U. S. Navy
Kentucky
Nelson Jester
Gilbert Pippin
Bill Tracy
Martin’s
Idamae Allfather
Barton Butler
Frances
Snooky
Florence Smith
Nuttle’s Lumber and Coal Co
Paul Zierl
Mildred Fountain
Brick
Denton
Library News
NYA
The Far Reaching Value Of Healthy Teeth
A bulletin from the American Dental Association summarized by Dr. Richard C. Leonard outlines the broad benefits of good dental care. It covers health, appearance, confidence, and long term costs, stressing early care for children and noting that a bright smile aids personal and economic success.
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American Dental Association
Richard C. Leonard
Division of Oral Hygiene
Maryland
Hopalong Cassidy Returns in Twilight on the Trail at Dentonia
Dentonia Theatre shows Hopalong Cassidy in Twilight on the Trail a fast paced western with added comedy on Saturday September 26. Also on screen The Turtles of Tahiti with Charles Laughton and a South Seas life tale opens September 26. Mrs. Miniver with Greer Garson and Walter Pidgeon screens September 28 29 30. Abbott and Costello star in Pardon My Sarong opening October 1 2.
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Cassidy
Dentonia Theatre
Tahiti
Charles Laughton
Charles Nordhoff
James Norman Hall
New England
Islands
Mrs. Miniver
England
Mr. Chips
Metra-Goldwyn-Mayer
Greer Garson
Jan Struther
Walter Pidgeon
Abbott
Costello Don Sarongs
Abbott and Costello
Navy
Thomases
Universal
No Place for Bitter Times in Joseph’s Life Says Bible Lesson
A Bob Jones College sermon argues that Joseph’s betrayals and slavery were God driven. It cites Genesis 45 8 Romans 8 28 and Psalm 37 5 to illustrate that afflictions serve divine purpose. The lesson urges believers to trust God, forgive enemies, and avoid envy when life diverges from personal plans.
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Joseph
Egypt
Small Farmer Payments Drive Cooperative Machinery Plans
The article notes that small farmers contribute most to work and household labor, rely less on machinery, and could be aided by cooperative machinery plans. It indicates a focus on addressing these issues next year.
Serious Fire Loss on Farms May Retard War Production
Maryland farm fires cause about 1.5 million dollars in annual loss, with 1.2 million to buildings and equipment and 300 thousand to timber resources. County Agent George W. Clendaniel warns replacement materials are scarce and forest, grain, and other wartime needs could suffer. sabotage increases risk and future losses may rise unless people prepare for emergencies.
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Maryland
George W. Clendaniel
Clendaniel
Rural Fire Prevention Program In Caroline County
Mr. Clendaniel leads a five point plan after a rural leaders conference to educate every home on fire prevention, eliminate hazards on farms and in homes, remove woodland risks, prepare farm firefighting tools, and support volunteer rural fire units. Maryland agencies coordinate nationwide defense with Extension Service leadership.
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Caroline County
Clendaniel
Department of State Forests and Parks
State Insurance Department
County Farm Bureau
Grange
Homemakers Clubs
Secretary of Agriculture
America
Maryland
Public Sale of Stored Household Goods in Denton Maryland
Administrators of Watson Flaharty announce a public sale of stored household furniture and store fixtures at the former Flaharty building in Denton at 2 pm. Cash only, removal after payment. Auctioneer James Temple oversees. Also notices registration and revision sittings for Caroline County voters on Sept 29, Oct 6, and Oct 13 1942 at multiple districts.
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Watson Fluharty
Fifth and
Market Streets
Denton
Maryland
Public Horton
Agnes Swartz
Harry Hoskins
Laura Beulah
Watson Flaharty
C. Mildred Fifteld
Russell W. Fluharty
James Temple
State of
Caroline County
Staite program and in the several counties promises
A brief, fragmented note outlines promises tied to a Staite program across multiple counties. The readable text suggests local assurances or plans but lacks concrete details on scope, dates, or governing bodies. Further context is needed to identify the program and entities involved.
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