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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1952
Page
11
The article argues against food faddists and promotes a balanced diet using seven basic food groups. It details meat fish and eggs, milk products, bread cereals, butter or margarine, and three fruit and vegetable groups rich in vitamins, minerals, energy and protective nutrients. It emphasizes daily inclusion of foods from all groups for strong health.
A series of land transfer notices dated September 1952 and April 1952 lists multiple parcel transactions. William J Murphy and wife transfer to Richard Haass and wife in Greensboro. Charles P Wright to Poole's Inc in Federalsburg. Albert W Maxwell to Ralph J Collins and wife in the Fourth Election District. John R Jarvis administrator to John R Jarvis and wife in Greensboro. Jarvis et al to Charles Rampmeyer and wife in the Second Election District. James Lester Christopher and wife to Leonard Edward Legates and wife in Bethlehem. Ella Moaney and husband to Davis Moaney and wife in the Second Election District. Hugh G Ramsey and wife to Paul T Shoemaker and wife in the Second Election District. William A Thawley and wife to Allie Draper and wife in the First. James Orville Towers and wife to S Douglas Towers and wife in the Eighth Election District. Manuel Lane Jr and wife to Cora E Cole. C Brooks Nagel and wife to Jerome Brown and wife in Federalsburg. Martin B Henry et al to J Ormond Henry et al in the Third.
Louis Walls aged 20 and Matilda Margaret Schmitt aged 17, both of Denton, Md, apply for a license. George A. McDaniel 73 and Bertha Mitchell Johann 68 of Easton, Md, listed others. Ralph Brooks Turner 36 and Sarah Elizabeth Brummell 28, both of Federalsburg, Md, also noted for marriage licenses.
Service Short Mr and Mrs Martin Noble report their son Private Francis M Noble RA13423932 Co H 16th Inf Regt APO 1 c o Postmaster New York N Y has sent word he is now stationed in Germany
Local Marydel residents hosted and visited over the week. Guests included the Bezerics, Hoffmans, and Wilkies, with birthdays and a birth announcement. Community groups organized a carnival thank you, a fashion talk, a Halloween party plan, and a Sunday School supper to raise funds.
The Hudson family thanks friends and neighbors for expressions of sympathy and condolence after a bereavement. Mrs. Thomas E Hudson and family.
The Maryland Department of Information reports that Maryland hens produced 532 million eggs for national breakfast tables in 1950, highlighting the state's significant poultry output and agricultural contribution.
Mrs S F French returns to Dedham Mass after summer with son in law and daughter J Omer Jones. Mrs Virgie Cartwright and Mrs Harold Overfield of Dover visit Mrs Dora B Melvin. Mrs W F Clark and daughter Annabel spend Saturday in Wilmington. Mr and Mrs Fred Pinder visit Smyrna friends. Michael Tuneff starts as freshman at Washington College Chestertown. Mrs Dora B Melvin and daughter Catherine attend Goldsboro church homecoming as guests of Virgie Cartwright. Mr and Mrs Milton Bischoff and son Bobby visit near Baltimore. host Mrs Julia Gerth accompanies them home. Mr and Mrs T A Montague weekend with Wm A Palmer and sons near Dover. Mr and Mrs Paul S Maule depart for Denver to visit daughters Mrs Thomas Miller and Miss Betty Maule. Miss Barbara Tuneff enters Nurse Training at Memorial Hospital Easton. Mr Wm Steel of Smyrna visits J W Meredith and Pearl Jones. Mr and Mrs A Powell of Baltimore spend weekend with Norman Stubbs.
Historic Fort McHenry in Baltimore, Maryland, welcomed 78,855 visitors during July 1952, according to the Maryland Department of Information.
Mrs. Herman Schmick entertained the Monday Club and Mrs. Creighton Carmine spent Sunday at Rehoboth. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Wm H Collins from Maple Ave visiting daughter Carnelia, and Mr. and Mrs. George Barnet of Philadelphia with J. C. Bateman hosts. Joseph Harris resumed studies at the University of Delaware and others traveled from Pasadena to visit.
The Maryland State House, the oldest in use in America, dates to 1772 and welcomes daily tours including Saturdays and Sundays. A free guide service is provided by the Department of Information.
A candidate urges Eastern Shore voters to support reelective Congress on November 4. He cites nineteen years in the legislature, claims a record of prosperity and a high standard of living, and asserts efforts for world peace and anti communism. Registration dates are Sept 30 or Oct 7. vote Democrat.
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