12 Jan 1935
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1935
Page
1
Wesley E. Thawley as assignee files suit against John W. Emory and Lizzie Emory claiming contested interests in property. Case references removeable liens and seeks court determination of ownership and related relief. Proceedings list the defendants and court location, with standard filing details.
In Caroline County Chy. No. 295 the Orphans Court orders sale ratified and confirmed unless shown otherwise by March 11 1935. A copy of the order must be published in a Caroline County newspaper for four weeks before February 9 1935. Sale report by trustee Wesley E Thawley states sale amount of 905 dollars. Joseph H Carroll Register of Wills.
The Farm Credit Agency will convene in Denton Maryland on January 17 at 10 a.m. to review the first year of the Denton Production Credit Association operation, part of a nationwide network of 629 farmers co operatives. Speakers include John S. Skinner and H H Nuttle. The association has processed 175 loans totaling about 68000 with 380 applications received since January 1934.
Mrs. Sophie Kerr Underwood, known as Sophie Kerr in Denton, will be guest of honor at a Sunday supper hosted by Mrs. J Kemp Stevens then address local Rotarians at the Brick Hotel Monday evening. The event marks her first visit home in some time.
The Denton versus Greensboro match ended in a hard fought 2 1 win for Denton at the former’s ground. Key moments included Denton’s Buck Bennington scoring and Harvey Fleetwood adding a late goal for Denton while Russ Orme of Denton left with a badly sprained ankle. The referee’s penalty call on Charlie Davis sparked Denton to walk off the field in protest. Trappe visits Sunday seeking another strong showing against Denton.
A young white man, Leo Wright, 28, died from fatal burns after his clothing caught fire while asleep at a farm home near Greensboro. The fire also killed a dog and a cat and destroyed a two story house near Concord owned by Miss Minnie Todd. Wright, who had moved from North Carolina, was taken to Kent General Hospital in a dying condition after being found ablaze outside his home by Pruitt of Greensboro. Authorities accepted the claim that Wright’s clothing ignited as he slept, despite initial Delaware moonshine accident speculation. The burned body was returned to Greensboro. The tenant house burned eight miles south of Denton, owned by Miss Minnie Todd, and occupied by Hayward Satterfield, with a dog and a cat perishing. A white laborer, Samuel Allen, aided in attempts to save the animals before the fire consumed the building valued at about $700.
Two plans before Congress seek a central bank. Senator Thomas proposes absorbing twelve Federal Reserve banks to lift prices to 1926 levels via open market actions. Representative Goldsborough pushes a national monetary authority to reduce government debt costs and create The Bank of the United States with a $4 trillion capital and power to issue notes.
There is an opening in Denton for a Rawleigh man to supply steady customers with household products. Earn $26 per week to start and increase monthly. I furnish everything but the car. Write Rawleigh Co., Dept. MDA-40-B, Chester, Pa. 1-5-6t
Continental Oil Company confirms newspaper advertising will form the backbone of its 1935 sales promotion. W E Cohee, local manager, says the Journal is again chosen for ads and notes 1934 saw a 65 percent rise in sale of Conoco Germ Processed Motor Oil. He adds gross sales in 1934 beat any year since 1929, and 1935 marks the sixtieth anniversary with expectations of a record year.
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