08 Jan 1937
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1937
Page
1
Keystone Automobile Club of Maryland warns motorists and parents about children using new gifts like bicycles velocipedes roller skates wagons and scooters. Matthew P. Hanley urges double caution as unskilled youngsters may dart onto streets and stresses parental responsibility for traffic safety and proper behavior.
Florida opens its hotels to about 40 percent of motor migration while over 20 percent stay with relatives and friends. Between 15 and 20 percent use tourist homes and camps, with others scattered. The Bureau of Public Roads notes mobile travel yields the highest revenue for many states, including the South Southwest and California.
Frank Nuttle addresses the Vocational Guidance Class on the meaning of home, charity, and childhood shaping future life. The piece covers his views from I Corinthians, plus New Year resolutions urging honesty, effort, punctuality, and appreciation as guiding signposts for the year.
The Caroline County Orphans Court seated with Judges Towers Handy and Dennis approved actions including renunciation and granting letters of administration for Martin Rash personal estate to T Henry Davis with bond and appraisers named. It filed inventories and approved sale, admitted James Wright Garton will to probate, authorized withdrawal from John F Fearing executrix funds, and settlement filings for William H Scott and others with distribution in kind and releases.
More than a thousand Maryland farm folks are expected in Baltimore for the Maryland Farm Bureau Maryland Agricultural Society sessions January 11 to 14. The Lord Baltimore Hotel will host the major exhibit of farm products on the mezzanine floor and prize awards will be expanded by state funds. State and out of state speakers will address current issues while organizers offer flexible scheduling to boost attendance.
Norman W. Alley, famed cameraman and war veteran, brings his Universal feature Bombing of the U S S Panay to Dentonia and Ridgely Theatres on Monday and Tuesday, January 10 and 11. His career spans work for the Chicago Tribune and Hearst papers, World War II service as lieutenant and captain in the Army Signal Corps, and daring assignments from Greenland to Herrin Illinois. He has covered dramatic events from the Shenandoah crash to Mexican bandit hunts with Pershing and other perilous exploits in pursuit of cine thrill.
A remark on merchants who advertise in The Journal noting they are the main sellers and the ones loudly promoting their goods. The comment contrasts ad buyers with others who have items to sell but do not tout them as merchants do.
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