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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1934
Page
4
Temperance lesson based on Amos 6 1 14 warns against self indulgence and luxury. It contrasts Israel's idleness wealth and revelry with divine judgment and captivity. The lesson urges holy living and intimate closeness to Jesus as the measure of true devotion.
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In Equity No. 3204 Chy. The case is before the Caroline County Circuit Court. True copy issued by Clerk T. Clayton Horsey.
The court orders the divorced defendant Abga il Collins be served by four weekly newspaper notices in Caroline County. The non resident defendant must appear by September 26 to show cause why a decree should not be granted on September 26, 1984.
In the matter of Fred R. Owens assignee for collection versus Bertie N Kelly and William T. Kelly the court orders the sale report to be ratified unless a contrary cause is shown by October 11 publication in a Caroline county newspaper for four consecutive weeks before September 10. The report states total sales of 1000 dollars. True Copy Test T Clayton Horsey Clerk.
Notice to Creditors alerts that HELEN ROE HUGHES has letters of administration c.t.a. from the Orphans' Court of Caroline County for the deceased resident. Creditors must present claims with vouchers by February 17, 1935, or risk exclusion from benefits. Debtors must make prompt settlement. Date given July 31, 1934.
Public auction of two parcels on the north side of Gay Street Denton to the highest bidder. Parcels include 7 room and 6 room dwellings with outbuildings in fair repair. Bidding terms: one third cash day of sale, balance in two equal installments at six and twelve months with interest. Possession on ratification. William J. Rickards, Trustee. James Temple, Auctioneer.
Public sale of personal property from the estate of Walter A Wilhelm, late of Caroline County, to be held at Mary A Wilhelm’s residence along the Denton shell road. Items include tools, furniture, kitchenware, rugs, firearms, books, and more. Cash payment due on day of sale. Administrators d.b.n., cta. John Clair Willhelm and W Brewster Deen oversee.
Wilbert L. Merriken as Assignee seeks ratification of a sale reported in Equity case No 3206 Chy involving Henry R. Lewis and Martha J. Lewis. Order dated July 26 1934 requires publication in Caroline county newspapers for four consecutive weeks ending August 27 with final confirmation unless cause shown by September 27. Copy issued by Clerk T Glaton Horsey and T Slayton Horsey.
Administrators sale of the Walter A. Willhelm estate in Caroline County exposes three lots and tracts near Denton. Tract 1 known as Richard J. Satterfield Home Farm includes 130 1 4 acres with a 6 room dwelling and outbuildings. Tract 2 is a 5 acre lot with an 8 room brick house and outbuildings. Tract 3 comprises Lots 9 and 10 with a 7 room bungalow and outbuildings. Sale 2 cash options with terms or all cash, 2 to 4 pm at the courthouse door.
The 1931 act proposes a constitutional amendment Section 15 of Article 3 to cap General Assembly sessions at ninety days and set per diem pay of ten dollars plus twenty cents mileage, with five dollars extra for the presiding officer. It also allows a Governor summoned session of up to thirty days with the same pay rates, and requires submission to voters at the next general election, approved April 6, 1931.
Governor Albert C. Ritchie orders publication of the text of Chapter 185 of 1931 and Chapter 456 of 1933 to the press across Maryland. The proposed amendment to Article XI Section 7 of the Maryland Constitution would curb city debt and credit use in Baltimore, with a 40 year limit and emergency borrowing provisions, to be voted on November 6, 1934.
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