C H S Athletes Shine In Volleyball Win And Baseball Loss
Denton J R Irwin team went to Ridgely Segar last Friday achieving 50 percent success with a volleyball victory 12 to 7 and a baseball defeat 6 to 0. The girls showed confidence, while the boys blamed weak hitting in pressure spots and slow base-running. Willard Neighbors pitched well for Ridgely, striking out twelve as Denton led until the eighth inning when Ridgely pulled away. lineup lists Denton players and Ridgely players with fielding, catching, and pitching notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
J/R. Irwin
Ridgely Segar
Willards Neighbors
Ridgely
Federaleburg
Basis Of 1933 Crop Loans Explained Clearly
C R Hare explains 1933 crop loan limits. Maximum borrowings vary by crop and region, with caps from 1 to 25 dollars per acre. Applicants must reduce 1932 acreage by 30 percent, provide a first lien, and plant a home garden and livestock feed. Loans require purpose disclosure and are available to farmers unable to secure credit elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Hare
Salisbury
Secretary of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Hare
jin
Caroline County Records Highlight Historic Athletic Feats
Caroline County showcases a long list of records set by athletes from Denton Preston Ridgely Greensboro and other towns with marks dating from 1915 to 1932. The compilation includes sprint relays long jumps high jumps and various field events noting record holders such as G Butler L Knotts H Roe C Smith D Crouse F Norris J Williams and M Nusbaum among others with Denton High leading multiple performances and records across 80 pound class 50 yards dash 115 and 30 yards relays and medley relays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
G. Butler
L. Knotts
H. Roe
C.Smith
Denton
Sammy Truax
J. Williams
Preston
F. Norris
OD. Crouse
Ridgely
J. D. Johnson
Federalsburg
H. Dabson
Greensboro
D. Crouse
D. Fooks
M. Nusbaum
D. C. Bennington
R. Bickling
t.—O. Cheezum
Denton High
C. Smith
W. Passwater
S. Truax
D. Blades
C. H. Noble
J. N. Stubbs
Henderson
C. Bradley
E. Hinderer
W. Hurst
J. Temple
R. R. Kephart
J. H. Ellwanger
Joe Eltwanger
M. Pentz
H. Dean
L. H. Craft
J. W. Lord
B. M. Parker
C. E. Rice
C. P. Wooters
A. Goldsborough
P. Greenly
W. Hill
C. Rice
W. A. Cole
W. C. Husztek
F. T. Meredith
M. Seeney
Probe Into Bank Closing At Federalsburg
A stockholder and large depositor of the closed First National Bank of Federalsburg wrote to President Roosevelt detailing incidents leading to the bank’s closure over a year ago. The letter prompted a federal reply and petition circulation to the Comptroller of the Currency seeking an investigation. Rumors of favored insiders being tipped off circulated as withdrawals followed. Shareholders complain that 4 or 5 years earlier they were assessed 100 percent to strengthen the bank, but at closing were not consulted as required by law. directors and counsel allegedly pursued a merger and then closed without stockholder consent. The bank paid 75 percent in dividends and still holds valuable assets. the petition seeks accountability for the closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
First National Bank of Federalsburg
Federal departments
Comptroller of the Currency
Washington
Maryland
Miracle House Funds At Risk Without Public Appeal
The Maryland Tuberculosis Association plans a direct mail appeal to raise 20600 dollars after losing about 4000 in subscriptions and having 16600 tied up in banks. The Executive Committee warns that health education, child health, the state wide clinic service, and Miracle House programs for undernourished children would be curtailed or ended without funds. Officers and committee members will join the fundraising effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Henry F. Baker
Baltimore
Maryland
Baker
Miracle House
Baltimore City
Samuel Wolman
Philip 8. Morgan
William H. Staub
William B. Matthews
Thomas Fell
A. W. Freeman
Jonas Hamburger
Edward D. Martin
Robert H. Riley
Samuel E. Shannahan
Huntington Williams
Dentonia Theatre Promises Big Week of Shows
Friday and Saturday feature Sing Sing narrative 99 000 Years with radio build up. Sunday night offers short subjects. Monday and Tuesday present Secret of Madame Blanche with star cast and entertaining shorts. Wednesday and Thursday Barrymore family in Rasputin and the Empress road show. Admission 15 and 25 cents. Good seats and sound urged. Dante quotation closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Lawes
Sing Sing
vhws
Madame Blanche
Barrymore
Ethel
John
Lionel
Rasputin
Empress
Dentonia Theatre
Hard Times Defined by a Brunswick Editor
A Brunswick Pilot exchange recalls a reader asking what hard times mean. The editor replies that hard times are when people stop feeding the cow and wonder why milk is scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Pilot
Rasputin and the Empress at Reese Theatre
The Reese Theatre schedules a new week headlined by the Barrymores Lionel John and Ethel in Rasputin and the Empress. Critics hail it as ultimate drama and acting with the Giant High Fidelity Sound System to enhance viewing this Monday and Tuesday April 24 and 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasputin
Reese Theatre
Barrymores
Lionel
John
Ethel
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Nuttie Lumber & Coal Co
Best In Stores
D. Ralph Horsey
Denton, Maryland
FEDERAL THEATRE
CLYDE BEATTY
ANITA PAGE
ANDY DEVINE
WALLACE FORDices
CHESTER MORRIS
JOAN BLONDELL
BLONDIE JOHNSON
Federalsburg Baseball Club
Red Men Lodge
Stieff
Betsy Patterson
EASTON
mE. D. STURMER JEWELER
pERARGHIVE
The
Dentonia
THEATRE
Warden Lewis E. Lawes
SPENCER TRACY
BETTE VIS
Pathe News
Our Gang
Vitaphone
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer
LIONEL ATWILL
IRENE DUNNE
UNA MERKEL
PHILLIPS HOLMES
Fox Movietone News
Radio Row
Wednes. & Thurs
ETHEL, JOHN
LIONEL BARRYMORE
42nd STREET
Del
TARZAN BUSTER CRABBE
FRANCES DEE
JOHN ETHEL LIONEL BARRYMORE RASPATER D THE EMPRESS
Wednes
Thura
Harrington Fire Co
Delaware
JAMES DUNN
SALLY EILERS
ZaSu Pitta
Slim Summerville
Randolph Scott
Sally Jane
Zane Grey
HERITAGE OF THE
Denton Ridgely Henry
Kibler
Wharton W. Koenig
Redden
R. Middleton
Dragon Johnson
Gray Watson
Callahan Calloway
Crass Neighbors
p. Bennington
A. Butler
Thomins
Julia Wilson
Rue
Miss Wilson
Rue j
Judy
Baker’s Cocoa
Porto Rico
Swansdown
IGA
IGA Tuna Fish International
George’s Sanitary Market
DENTON, MD
Fes ci pol eae ROUS COMMUNITY BUILDERS
General Assembly of Maryland
ALDA P. WHITBY
WALTER SPARKLIN
Frigidaire
GENERAL MOTORS
General Motors Corporation
M. kK
NEW NAM Denton, Maryland
Rawleigh
South
Caroline
Talbot
East Queen Anne
City of
Centreville
Raleigh Co
Chester
Dept
DOWNES & BECK
C. Noble
Adeline Akerman
Lona T. Brown
Louise Butler
Margaret E. Harris
Nellie E. Hignutt
Sarah M. Nold
Margaret E. Leese
Edna M. Smith
Pauline Andrew
Isabel Butler
Dorothy Glessner
Mary E. Hines
Ruth P. Johnson
Alice E. White
Loretta Wright
Louise Williams
Catherine Brown
Louise Conroy
Helen Gniesco
Annalee Gooden
Margaret Kusmaul
Helen Melvin
Irene Voycsik
Christine Walls
Gladys Bowdle
Louise Crouse
Hannah Garey
Addie Lord
Helen Norris
Dante
Reese
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