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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1936

Page

6

China Talk At CHS Marks First Assembly Of Year

Reverend Seese spoke on China during the first CHS assembly of the new year. He stressed global knowledge, described primitive Chinese farming methods, and noted 80 percent of Chinese work is agriculture. The program included honor roll lists and reports from English and library projects, with clubs outlining safety rules and science activities.

Seese Cumming China Leese Ella Marie Brown Louise Chaffinch Audrey Adams George Beck Helen June Booth Donald Brittingham Elizabeth Thomas Mary Zeigler Mary Woodrow Anne Breeding Maryanna Everngam Mae Fifield Charlotte Hignutt George Theis Ruth Quillen Betty Andrew Robert Whisler Archie Horner Janet Kern Naomi Martin Bessie Adams Leslie Lutz Virginia Johnson Lillian Weir Audrey Jump Ellen Collison Elizabeth Clark Anita Rue Mary Ann Reinhold Frank Zeigler Dorothy Howard

Dentonia Theatre Week: Two Shows Saturday Jan 18

Dentonia Theatre announces It’s In The Air with two shows 7 and 9 pm Saturday Jan 18. Hollywood mood plays up Broadway stars and early rising humor. Monday brings Opportunity Night with cash prizes as Man of Iron debuts next week. Jane Withers in This Is The Life headlines Wednesday with 7 and 9 pm shows.

Hollywood Night Owls Great White Way Broadway Jack Benny Dentonia Theatre Barton MacLane Dawn Powell Jane Withers Fox Film Atlanta Fox

School Club Projects And Film Evening Announced

Club notes describe members choosing glass etching silhouettes and ongoing knitting, rug hooking, waffle weaving, and scarf making. Aviation and Dramatic Clubs plan activities with model airplanes, etiquette talks, and play selections. A movie screening of The Last Outpost features Cary Grant and Claude Rains.

Paramount Cary Grant Claude Rains Gertrude Michael Arabia

Range Feud at Ridgely Promises Thrills and Drama

The Ridgely attraction shows The Range Feud a Buck Jones Columbia feature with strong plot and beautiful photography. It promises thrills and a proud cast, plus an appealing love story. Your Uncle Dudley stars Lois Wilson and Edward Everett Horton in Fox film on January 20 and 21.

Columbia Uncle Dudley Lois Wilson Edward Everett Horton Mween

Printers Ink Keeps Merchandise From Attracting Dust

Practical advice urges applying printers ink to merchandise to prevent dust accumulation. warns that uncoated items stay on shelves longer. The citation emphasizes cleanliness and presentation for sales.

Monday Morning at School by Douglas Malloch

A reflective verse about returning to school after Sunday, notes on youth and curiosity, and a mother's warning. The speaker recalls fond memories of playing outside, the pull of weekend freedoms, and the must to study again on Monday morning. The piece ends with a wry nod to the typical school routine.

Thong Pd Rover Till Buddy Moniay Doulas Malloch WNU

Buck Rogers and radio stars shape midcentury look

The long article profiles Buck Rogers creator Jack Johnstone and other radio figures, noting episodes aired coast to coast on Wednesdays and Fridays with visions of future science. It also covers varied NBC personalities, birthday parties on The O Neills, and Baker’s travel bits, plus a playwright’s debut as a sports columnist.

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Night Flight That Pioneered Transcontinental Mail

Jack Knight, pilot for Standard Oil, completed a historic overnight delivery from Omaha to Chicago. Facing blizzards, snow squalls, and near zero visibility, he endured fuel shortages and a misdirected refuel stop before dawn broke over Lake Michigan and secured the first continuous air mail route to New York. Fourteen years later he captains United Air Lines planes on the Chicago Omaha route.

North Platte Neb Jack Knight Omaha Knight Chicago Towa City Iowa City Lake Michigan New York Jack Oles United Air Lines

Mounts Seem Likely Near Bottom in Cage Finale

The end of the cage season could leave the favored Mounts near the bottom while an overlooked quintet rises to wear the championship crown, a jaunty prospect amid uncertain finishes and shifting chances.

Eastern Shore basketball league gains esteem and cautions

Shore League T lauds new Eastern Shore basketball league as promising for the peninsula while stressing a spirit of give and take. The league’s success hinges on cooperation, fair play, and treating rivals with respect, echoing the Golden Rule for players and fans alike.

Memories of Pinkine and old Choptank river tales

The writer recalls 55 years past using a large iron pot on the head to cross the Choptank river at a Greensboro area fishing landing near Henry Cohee, with memories of Henry Cohee Sr, H. L. Cohee, Mattie and Sally Cohee, Johnny Jones, and local legends. Other vignettes include a shooting incident with corn instead of shot, a slave skinning tale, a method called nigger flea, and a paranormal call at a pond by a voice believed to be a father. The piece ends with thanks to the editor and friends.

Pinkine Henry Cohee Greensboro H. L. Cohee Mattie Sally Cohee Johnny Jones Dearborn Henry Cohee Sr Massa Tom John Bob Charlie Ridout Piney Church Shavers Big Pine Brother Paunele Tom Johnson Eliza Dad

Handy scratch pads offered at The Journal office

The Journal office announces scratch pads available for purchase at the price of one cent each, inviting readers to stop by and stock up. This brief notice highlights a low cost, convenient stationery option for local customers.

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Safe Dodge drives Shirley Temple's mother choice

Mrs. George Temple, mother of Shirley Temple, selects the 1936 Dodge for safety and comfort. The car offers a steel body, hydraulic brakes, fingertip steering, and shifting, with high mileage and oil savings. List price starts at $640 with Detroit factory pricing, noted for airglide ride and value.

Shirley George Temple Dodge Detroit

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