Denton Journal highlights from January 17, 1931
The Denton Journal issue dated Saturday January 17, 1931 features Melvin Johnson, Inc. as publishers. Page six likely contains local notices, brief items, and community updates reflecting Denton surroundings and events of that era.
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
County 4-H Clubs to Meet for County Federation Formation
Caroline county 4-H clubs will gather at the Court House in Denton on Monday night January 26 to form a County Federation. Parents and friends are invited as speakers including E G Jenkins State Boys Club Agent present, with a program and a Boys Club Work motion picture.
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Caroline County
Court House
Denton
E. G. Jenkins
Caroline Farmers Attend State Farm Bureau Meeting in Baltimore
Delegates and Caroline County members attended the Maryland Farm Bureau meetings in Baltimore last week. Caroline entries won prizes at the Maryland Poultry Products Show, with Mrs. Harvey Quillen Preston taking first, third, fourth and sweepstakes for brown eggs and L. E. Holsinger Denton earning top premiums for Barred Rock baby chicks. The issue also covers crop recommendations, local theater ads, experiments at Ridgely, and county health notes.
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Baltimore
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Caroline County Organization
D. M. Cheezum
Preston
John Gehring
Frank M. Adams
Victor Dean
Federalsburg
H. H. Nuttle
Denton
Joseph B. Kibler
Greensboro
Caroline
Maryland Poultry Products
Maryland Farm Bureau
Harvey Quillen
L. E. Holsinger
Del-Mar-Va
Bloomery Church to Hold Services on Sunday
Bloomery M E Church will conduct Sunday School at 2 and preaching at 3 led by the pastor with revival services in the evening. The funeral of Mrs. David Mitchell occurred Saturday afternoon at the Bloomery church with Rev. John Rosser officiating. Oscar Alford and wife attended the Jersey funeral of his cousin on Sunday. Sherman Neal of Bridgeville visited his parents nearby. Leon and wife welcomed a baby daughter born Monday Jan 5. T Thomas and family visited Hickman on Sunday. Wedding invitations and announcements printed with care and neatness.
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Bloomery M. E. Church
David Mitchell
Bloomery M. E
John Rosser
Oscar Alford
Jersey
Sherman Neal
Bridgeville
Leon Meredith
Reese Theatre Week Lineup Promises Laughs and Thrills
The Reese Theatre showcases a five night bill starting Monday January 19 with The Gang Buster starring Jack Oakie and Jean Arthur plus William Boyd. Tuesday features Just Imagine the Fox Movietone sensation with El Brendel and a bevy of screen favorites. Wednesday and Thursday present Sunny Side Up successor with DeSilva Brown Henderson duo and John Mack Brown Wallace Beery Kay Johnson in Billy The Kid. Friday and Saturday offer Metro’s Billy The Kid with top stars.
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el Brendel
Frank Albertson
Marjorie White
Maureen O'Sullivan
Louise Fazenda
Africa
Lloyd Hamilton
Philadelphia
Lil
Jack Mulhall
Billiett Nugent
Sally Starr
Margaret Livingston
Lowell Sherman
Mary Astor
Nance O'Neil
Hugh Trevor
Richard Arlen
Mary Brian
Reese Theatre
Reese-Rialto-Keith Co
Jower Delaware
Maryland
Paramount
Jack Oakie
Oakie
America
Jean Arthur
William Boyd
Delaware
Fox Movietone
Reese Theatre News
Metro
Tribute to Juliaetta Towers remembered in January 1980
A memorial tribute from a husband and daughter Maude honors Juliaetta Towers who died January 12 1980. The verse expresses enduring love and faith, noting her peaceful rest with references to heaven and the Savior.
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Juliaetta Towers
Earth
Maude
Early eye care advocates urge timely correction for children
Dr. J. Fred Andreae warns modern life strains young eyes causing misfits and social issues. He argues near-sightedness, if corrected early, can be eliminated and urges mothers to recognize signs like headaches and blurred vision to seek skilled treatment, noting a child's future hinges on eyesight. Cole's airtight coal and wood stoves are advertised as efficient home tools.
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Maryland
State Department of Health
J. Fred Andreae
Furniture sale offers broad selection for every room
M. K. Newnam promotes a furniture sale stating prices are lower today than since 1914. The ad highlights 30,000 square feet of showroom space filled with a full range of furniture for home use, emphasizing value and volume as access to goods was arranged for customers.
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M. K. Newnam
Fisk
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Extension News
State Farm Bureau
Maryland Poultry Products Show
Office of Forage Crops and Diseases
U. S. Department of Agriculture
E. H. E. Thieroff
Capital Theatre
Dover
Moran
Mack
Maryland Theatre
Phonograph
Talking Pictures
Palace Theatre
New York
Burns and Allen
Ace of All Vaudeville Theatres
al Boasberg
Lee Morse
Miss Morse
Bob Doweny
Jimmie O’brien
Jack Hewitt
Songland
Samaroff
Sonia
Crystal Trio
Marie Starner
Ridgely
Albert White
Atwater Kent Radio Hour
Giacomo Puccini
Frances Alda
Metropolitan Opera
Atwater Kent
Puccini
Madame Alda
Mimi
Tosca
Cho-Cho-San
Mme. Alda
Mme
Alda
Atwater Kent Hour
New Zealand
Paris
Tschaikowsky
Chopin
Orchestra
Hill Seguidilla
Massenet
Nevin Orchestra
Vissi We Arte
Sylvelin
Inding
Leoni
Minnetonka
Lieurance
Maxwell
Goldmark
Sweet Home
Atwater Kent Concert Orchestra
Josef Pasternack
Pasternack
Nevin
Narcissus
County Health Board
Denton Community Club
Roland Fisher
J. W. Smith
Denton Rotary Club
Community Club
Charles Steenken
Catherine Goodson
Bureau of Child Hygiene
H. Ruth Jackson
Knute Rockne
Footall
Smithville
The
Pepe
Newspaperi
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville, Md
Memoriam
J. H. Nichols & Company
Cole
Burraville, Md
Crook’s Sweet
Crook’s
Dodge
Willys Knight
Pontiac
Overland
Essex
Hudson
Bullock & White
Denton, Maryland
Journal
C.V. West