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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1936
Page
10
A liturgical lesson on Revelation 1 4 18, focusing on Jesus Christ the Ever-Living, Eternal Glory, and His work. It emphasizes His eternity and glory, His victory, love, redemption, fellowship, and return, urging purity, noble living, and sacrificial service until He comes.
A Ruskin quote on the love of nature as an invariable sign of goodness and justice in perception, noting that its absence marks a hard, worldly, and degraded mind.
A compact feature reflects on the esteem for wives in society through quotations from Bulwer and Sydney Smith. It muses on reverence for marriage, humility, and the duties tied to frailty and learning.
The piece cites two maxims about duty and opportunity. It presents a reflection on how preparation and honest ability align with chances for achievement, attributed to E. Thomson and G. C. Golden.
The column presents the solution to the prior week's puzzle, noting the correct entry and brief context for where it appeared. It confirms the solution and hints at the next challenge, maintaining the period newspaper tone.
John D. Williams of Williams Funeral Home on South Harrison Street Easton is a regional authority in funeral services. Since 1914 the firm has offered high professional standards and modern equipment for large gatherings, boasting a capacity of 550 persons with a trained staff and Eckels College of Embalming graduate at the helm.
Easton diners customers and residents praise B B Diner at 340 East Dover Street for steady service around the clock. J W Voshell leads a staff of 10 to provide full meals and quick light options along with beer and ale offerings. The eight year old establishment can host large parties and maintain strong local standing through various trade measures.
EASTON The owner Albert C. Asche directs Slim's Garage on Bay Street and earns recognition for thorough service. Since joining six and a half years ago and founding the present business five years ago, the shop has grown in reputation through complete repair and maintenance work. Texaco gasoline and motor oil are sold exclusively.
Easton heating and ventilating engineers Hardcastle and Forney lead the field with a ten year track record. The firm, on Hanon Street, emphasizes commercial refrigeration service and burner sales through its franchise. Owner C. D. Forney oversees installation and service, guaranteeing full customer satisfaction with air conditioning units of any size.
Easton residents praise Hall's Drug Store at Harrison and Dover Streets for its professional service and varied offerings. The self refrigerating soda fountain and tasty sandwiches attract daily customers while the prescription department, led by William D. Hall, earns high medical approval. Former head of People's Drug Store, Hall opened this shop in August 1935 to gain further esteem.
Crossword clues read like a catalog of definitions and partial words. The page mixes across and down hints with misspellings and garbled notes, offering a dense but unreadable puzzle list without clear substitutions or completed grid.
Easton readers learn of Dudley Pype at Washington Street offering thorough general repair service for pleasure cars and trucks with 20 years of experience. Mrs Pyper supplies American Oil Company products as part of a broad motoring goods and services lineup attracting a large resident trade and travelers with motor difficulties in the district.
EASTON Sunoco gasoline and motors featured at J Ben Morris Aurora Street Easton service station. Willard batteries and standard Sun products available with certified lubrication. Morris has built a comprehensive service roster and keeps pace with industry developments to assist customers thoroughly.
EASTON Adkins and Company near Brooklets Avenue Extension Easton serves Talbot county builders householders and farmers with a full stock of lumber millwork hardware and builder's supplies. The firm emphasizes a prompt thorough delivery system and strong customer focus built over twelve years under the leadership of E S Adkins and a capable staff.
Richland Orchard Farms of Skipton features ten apple varieties on 150 acres and 25 acres of Elberta peaches. Managed by Albert J. Fike for three years, the firm ships to Baltimore Philadelphia and New York with some exports abroad, cementing its 24 year presence in the district.
Easton restaurant Pat's Grill at East Dover and Aurora Streets draws a loyal crowd for its varied menu. Patrick Gallagher started the bar and restaurant with a focus on quality service and now offers sandwiches platters and special dishes with bottled beer wine liquors and cordials. Mr and Mrs Gallagher provide special attention to unique requests and hire talent to brighten evenings.
A writ of fieri facias issued February 18 1935 directs a sale of Henrietta Gleaves also known as Henrietta Butler's property in Jonestown Caroline County Maryland. The parcel contains 77 772 square feet with a dwelling and outbuildings and is described by boundary deeds from W Brewster Deen dated 1925. The sale follows a judgment in The Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Denton against Henrietta Gleaves.
Thomas M Harrington and W Brewster Deen listed as solicitors in a public legal notice. Details reflect their roles representing involved parties in a formal matter and follow standard archival wording for law firms.
Assignee will offer for sale at public auction in front of the Court House Door in Denton Maryland the farm property secured by a mortgage from William A. Kearney and Amanda S. Kearney dated January 19 1934 and recorded in Caroline County Land Records Liber T C H No 30 folio 535 default having occurred the sale to be conducted by the Assignee for foreclosure and collection
Sale held Tuesday December 15 1936 from 2 to 4 PM in Caroline County Maryland. The 82.15 acre tract lies along the Friendship Church to American Corner road with 65 acres cultivable and a two story frame house barn and outbuildings. The sale includes mortgage balance and an exception of 0.85 acres. $250 cash required at sale time. Deed costs born by purchaser. James Temple, Auctioneer.
In Equity in the Circuit Court for Caroline County the court orders the sale reported by assignee Weasley E. Thawley to be ratified and confirmed unless cause is shown by January 21 next. A copy of the order must be published in a Caroline County newspaper once weekly for four consecutive weeks before December 21. Reported sale amount is 2100 dollars.
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