Circuit Court To Convene Here Monday
The spring term of the Circuit Court for Caroline County will convene in Denton on April 6. The docket shows 15 appearances, 3 petitions, 1 criminal continuance, 2 criminal appeals, 3 recognizances, and 9 grand jury recognizances. Grand and petit jurors are named by district with several local residents listed for each district.
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Circuit Court
Caroline County
Dent
T. Clayton Jersey
W. Foster Clark
A. T. Sittig
Noble J. Shively
Ezekel C. Gooden
Harry T. Heather
W. EB. Stubbs
Steard Ditriet
dos. S. Edwards
John W. Greenlee
A. W. Brumbaugh
Howard B. Thomas
Burt Hobbs
Bastian
Lawnace A. Moore
Frank D. Zeigler
Martin Noble
H. Cinton Wright
J. Walter Beauchamp
Walton Trice
John T. Spence
W. Johnson Bonner
Honey J. Mueller
Howard M. Harris
Sherman T. Griffith
Edward J. Engerman
Nicholas Laignel
W. Lee Wheatley
Harry W. McMahan
Leroy J. Nichels
Elbert Liden
Theo. H. Holt
AASMEAIN ACE S-H C 'Rud Pisher creates work
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a trip artist named Rud Pisher and a credit line with unclear context. The text mentions a name with potential misreading and sparse surrounding details, offering little verifiable event or date.
Secluded rooms and the manifesting Christ in prayer
Post crucifixion the disciples hidden in Jerusalem saw Jesus appear, suggesting sacred seclusion aids perceiving God. The sermon urges closing doors of material life to enter the closet of prayer, where consecration brings heavenly peace, calm, and faith amid life’s strains.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
Christ
God
Shrimp Creole With Rice Cones Serves Seven Style
Fry onions and celery in fat until brown then stir in flour and seasoning. Gradually add water and simmer fifteen minutes. Add tomatoes peas vinegar sugar and shrimp and cook ten minutes more until heated. Mold rice into cones or rings and arrange shrimp creole around. Yield seven servings.
Cat and rat rifle accident wounds Federalburg youth
Philip Glover 21 son of Mrs. John Taylor of Federalsburg was seriously wounded when a borrowed cat and rat rifle discharged while he lit a cigarette at his aunt Mrs. R. Paul Mowbray’s North Main Street home. Bullet passed through just above the heart and out below the shoulder blade. He was unable to be moved to a hospital due to blood loss but a local physician expects recovery if no complications arise. In separate items, two youths charged with stealing gasoline from Cecil Tubbs’ store faced a postponement before Magistrate Harry Poole. Hubert Nichols forced them to surrender. Isaac Willoughby, retired contractor, fractured his left arm and cut face falling from back steps at Mrs. Winnie Redhead’s home. arm previously broken near the elbow. Federalsburg Volunteer Fire Company elected delegates to the Del-Mar-Vay convention to be held May 13. James Owens of Federalsburg entered Eudowood Sanitarium in Towson, Md. for treatment.
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Philip Glover
John Taylor
Glover
Paul Mowbray
North Main Street
Harry Poole
Charles Dolby
East New Market
Howard Dodson
Wilmington
Cecil Tubbs
Hubert Nichols
Denton
Isaac Willoughby
Winnie Redhead
Federalsburg Volunteer Fire Company
Del-Mar-Vay
James Owens
Herbert Owens
Eudowood Sanitarium
Towson, Md
Opportunity Opens For New Farm Program
Washington reports outline a soil conservation measure giving Marsland farmers a hand in local administration. Maryland Farm Bureau president Harry H. Nuttle urges statewide cooperation to maximize benefits, noting organized farmers seek government protection and a revised national program. He says local committees and county agents will administer the plan, and farmers should study opportunities offered.
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Washington
Marsland
Harry H. Nuttle
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
federation
Baltimore
Mr. Nuttle
Supreme Court
AAA
Railroads praised as backbone of American transport
Nation's Business writer John J. Pelley argues railroads provide safer faster more economical service. He cites 1935 passenger miles 1 5 100 000 000 with zero passenger deaths freight as cheap as one cent per ton mile passenger fares at two cents a mile. trains run year round with no widespread shortages and speeds up 13 percent in 15 years. Rail network reaches remote areas and offers complete door to door service, linking industry to hinterlands.
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John J. Pelley
Asociation
American Railroads
Pelley
Bank Stock for Sale in Denton Maryland
Four shares worth ten dollars each of Farmers and Merchants State Bank stock offered for sale at five dollars per share cash without recourse by WA J Blackiston of Denton Maryland.
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Farmers and Merchants State Bank
WA. J. BLACKISTON
Denton
State Farmer Section Preview in April Journal
The April all rotogravure State Farmer feature highlights Easter themes and farm facts. It previews a Norfolk County dairy system by B H Darden, analyses of Virginia Soil Conservation and tobacco measures, pasture dividends by Dr W J Pierre, and stories on game bird breeding, Delaware strawberry profits, copper use in crops, and more. Read next week’s Journal for the full section.
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B. H. Darden
Norfolk County
Virginia
JW. AL. Pierre
West Virginia
The Journal
Tribute to Charles G Griffin longtime community figure
The death of Charles G Griffin in late February sorrowed many in this area where he had deep Griffin family and in law ties through Mamie Evitts of Denton. A New Jersey life marked by service as a deacon in Union City and trusted civic duties. He was a veteran of the Spanish American War with action at Santiago and San Juan Hill and active in Highland Lodge No 80 F and A M Jersey City Triune Chapter No 29 Royal Arch Masons. The funeral drew respect from his church, officers, pastor, and Veterans Association.
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Charles G. Griffin
Griffin
Mamie Evitts
Denton
New Jersey
Weehawken Heights
First Reformed Church
Union City
J. Collins Caton
Highland Lodge
A. M
Jersey City
Triune Chapter
Royal Arch ‘Masons
Santiago
San Juan Hill
Veterans Association
71st Regiment
Ministers Receive Assignments After Wilmington Conference
Bishop Edwin H. Hughes announces pastoral changes for 75 churches as the Wilmington M E Conference closes its annual session. District reassignments include 18 in Wilmington, 24 in Dover, 33 in Salisbury. Several named pastors shift between churches in Delaware and Maryland, with Mt Salem, Union and Cecilton among affected locales. Harry B. Wright elected Layman's Association president. officers named.
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Edwin H. Hughes
Wilmington M. E. Conference
Delmar
Wilmington
Cookman Church
Dover
Salisbury
M. W. Marine
Middletown
Harrison Street
J. W. Colona
Smyrna
J. Harry Wright
Easton
Silverbrook
Melvin E. Wheatley
Elkton
Mt. Salem
H. M. Parks
Marshallton
Asbury
Charles E. Davis
Cecilton
W. H. Revelle
E. M. Shockley
Selbyville
Wesley
A. B. Frye
Rising Sun
Lewes
J. L. Johnson
Seaford
O. H. Connelly
Berlin
J. Richard Bicking
Immanuel
Crisfield
Ralph L. Minker
Ferris School
R. T. Thawley
Centreville
J. W. Wooten
Cape Charles
Pocomoke City
M. W. Moore
Still Pond
Harry B. Wright
Preston
Elmer Perry
Charles W. Cook, Jr
O. M. Shockley
Bishopville
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M. K. Newnam
Gustav Good
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William T. Baker
Emma L. Baker
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GENE RAYMOND
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DENTON JOURNAL OFFICE
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CLAYTON BROWN
Hickman
Harrington, Del
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Wilmington Asbury
Bellefonte
J. C. Steen
Brandywine
O. A. Bartley
Eastlake
C. C. Harris
Epworth
J. McKee
Grace
B. M. Johns
Hillcrest
J. B. Dickerson
Kingswood
Madeley
J. B. Vaughn
McCabe
Bethel
Town Point
F. ¥. Pratt
Brack-Ex
R. H. Adams
C. E. Davis
Charlestown
J. H. Thornton
vores Hill
F. C. McCorkle
Chesapeake City
H. P. Caldwell
Chester-Bethel
D. J. Moore
Christiana
R. M. Green
Claymont
Holly Oak
J. E. Layton
Hopewell
S. P. Hamplin
J. M. Kelso
L. B. Morgan
Millington
C. W. Robb
Mt. Lebanon
W. E. Fosnocht
Newark
Leonard White
Joe E. Hills
New Castle
C. N. Jones
Newport
J. C. McCoy
R. W.Campbell
Odessa
N. C. Benson
Perryville
St. Paul's
E. Davis
Stanton
E. H. Collins
Betterton
R.W. Hallman
Townsend—A. Strickland
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C. H. Atkins
FY aA. Lindhorst
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wesley Quarterly Conference
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