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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1935
Page
6
A list of school activities includes a January 12 bake sale by the C N S Music Department, a January puppet show by the PTA, a February 15 minstrel, a March 15 senior play, an April orchestra program, a May 1 May Day track meet, and a Commencement Week spring music program.
Several C I 8 students attended a midnight show at Harrington New Cat's Eve. Sooris Chicke entertained friends on Fist Wednesday night near Hickman. Ruth Surendorf hosted Marvin Chambers Lylian Collins Norman Irwin Jenn Temple and Paul Finn at dinner last Wednesday. Last year's Senior Gang returned to Denton for the holidays. Notable names include George Hall Goldsborough Mer cer sburg, George Good CCC Camp, Stewart Wright George School, Margaret Jane Knotts Baldwin School, Ellen Chaffinch Notre Dame, Alma Deen Washington College, Elsie Wright Washington College, Eloise Thawley University of Md, Charlotte Anne Pastorfield Washington Secretarial School, Bud Wilson Washington College, Ottie Koenig Golden Business College, Mary Emily Breeding Washington Co H S. Frank Depew joins the Junior class from Rahway New Jersey with a warm welcome.
Doris Kern had green eyes Ruth Surendorf were profession al Mildred Lord had to wave her hair Ann Neal started to reduce Wilbert Cawley couldn't stop at the house by the side of the road Sara lost all interest in the Old Mill Walter Ott lost his specs Hugh Barton returned that extra eyebrow to its owner Greensboro girls couldn't ride down Riverton avenue Sug and Betty couldn't find everything perfectly asinine Three certain teachers on the ground floor got any shorter Senior tongues couldn't work like trip hammers
Rock Ferris, eminent young pianist, returns from a European tour to perform at the State Teachers College on January fifteenth for the Student Loan Fund. A Princeton graduate, he studied in Paris Vienna and Spain and debuted in Salzburg. He has appeared in Vienna Budapest Milan Rome Munich Berlin Paris London and more.
The Dentonia Theatre presents Universal’s Gift of Gab Friday and Saturday January 4-5 a musical comedy drama featuring Ruth Etting Ed Mund Lowe and a 30 star cast with songs by Con Conrad Herb Magidson Albert Von Tilzer and Jack Meskill and performances by Gloria Stuart Gene Austin Gus Arnheim and more The Liberty Magazine serial story The Case of the Howling Dog stars Warren William Allen Jenkins and Mary Astor on January 8-9 with newsreel and a Hollywood Review to round out the program
Adams Cross Roads reports the Smithville Homemakers Club Christmas party at the community building where members learned 1934 Club Pal assignments for 1935. Santa visited with gifts, readings and carols followed by a turkey dinner for 14 relatives at C. W. Adams home. Nearby Bloomery held Christmas entertainment at the church.
The Maryland Legislature convened in Annapolis to address urgent funding and social legislation. Leaders stressed distributing the tax burden fairly, ensuring economic security in old age, and reducing fear of unemployment. They urged serious, sympathetic consideration to secure a lasting legislative legacy.
Garbo and Herbert Marshall star in The Painted Veil, a screen romance from the Maugham novel, drawing crowds Wednesday and Thursday. Irene Dunne and John Boles headline The Age of Innocence at the Federal Theatre Monday and Tuesday, with Lionel Atwill and Laura Hope Crews in supporting roles. Kentcky Kernels features Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey Friday and Saturday as ex vaudeville magicians in a peace making caper at the Milford Homestead.
A newspaper ad invites readers to subscribe to the Journal for full county news coverage. The pitch emphasizes comprehensive local reporting and access to regional stories, aiming to boost subscribership.
A compiled roll lists Federalsburg residents with World War I service details. It cites names such as James Roland Turner Oscar W Turner Roland L Vichery Philip Florentz Yeoville Elmer Wails and others, noting their units, enlistment dates, hospitals, overseas service and honorable discharges, including Meuse Argonne and Avocourt Sector postings.
The 1935 Ford V-8 is pitched as the biggest, roomiest Ford yet with modern lines and luxurious appointments. Three weight distribution and seating changes, plus a longer spring base, create Center-Poise for smoother riding and better handling. New brakes, easy-pressure clutch, and steering upgrades promise easier driving and quick stops. The model keeps the proven V-8 engine and emphasizes reliability and economy.
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