Assignee to Sell Valuable Real Estate at Public Auction
Public sale in Denton Maryland on February 16 1932 from 2 to 4 pm of two land tracts totaling about seventeen acres in Caroline county with a two story frame dwelling and outbuildings. Parcels include sixteen and one quarter acres and ten acres with specific boundary descriptions and a prior deed chain. Terms: one third cash on sale day, one third in six months, balance in twelve months or all cash. title papers furnished at purchaser cost. Calvert C. Merriken as Assignee with auctioneer Jack L. Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Driggins
Ethel P. Driggins
Leonard R. Towers
Caroline County
Calvert C. Merriken
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Laurel Grove
Two Johns Landing
Burnite
Goldsborough
Hales Folley
Charles Downes
Jack L. Stevens
Federal Court Rules In Numerous County Cases
Federal court records from Tuesday show guilty verdicts on possession charges for Thomas L. Horsey Dewey Horsey and Jack Cullen with six months imprisonment. Bennis Horsey a 17 year old Negro placed on one year probation. Additional defendants received fines from 100 to 300 and jail terms from 60 days to two years. many were placed on probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Horsey
Dewey Horsey
Jack Cullen
Bennis Horsey
Henry J. Gulley
Somerset
Sale
Carl E. Malcom
Wicentico
Zeb Goodyear
Kent
George A. Prahl
Talbot
Harry Williamson
William H. Scott
Queen Anne’s
R. C. Butler
Wicomico
Albert Brittingham
Mattie E. Sepko
Ewell W. Dalton
Andrew Solum
Andrew Prp
Dry law cases wrap up at U.S. district court term
The United States District Court adjourned after disposing of thirteen dry law violation cases bringing the term total to fifty. Pleas of guilty in twelve cases and a jury conviction in one. one case dropped after a hung jury. The heaviest fine was $1,000 for William E. Twilley of Wicomico. Several defendants received prison terms or probation. twelve cases remained on the docket and were moved or held for the July term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Twilley
Wicomico
Claude L. Wilmer
Kent County
Jesse Webb
Talbot
Lynwood Shockley
Somerset County
Theodore Berman
Delmar
Gerald H
Nunsance
William 8. Stanford
George R. Pruitt
Worcester County
John Radford
Viconico
Samuel C. White
Thy
Baltimore
Hare
Also Mentioned on This Page
Melvin & Johnson, Inc. Publishers
Mrs. Hughes
Tom Smith
Miss Clopper
Mrs. Raleigh
Miss Ford
Voss
Miss Brown
Gregg Everngain
William Baughley
Caroline High School
Irvin Smith
Fontaine
E. Clarke Fontaine
Robert Leese
Elinor Wilson
Myra Thawley
Amber Sykes
Mabel Richards
Harry Nuttle
Merlyn Kern
Theodore Robinson
Madeline Cheezum
Glenn Crain
M. Louise Hollister
Miss Redden
van Rodney
Caroline Redden
Mr. Cahall
William Cumming
James Russell
Clyde Pentz
Jack Williams
Austin Murphy
Irma Henzen
Robert Thawley
Marjorie Rue
Alice Driggins
Solomon Driggins
Solomon W. Driggins
W. Brewster Deen
Charles I. Driggins
Greensboro, M
Federal Court
Federal Theatre
Federalsburg
Shore
Douglas Fairbanks
World
Sar
Jacies Bank
Sally Eilers
Mae Maz2sh
FOX Picture
Denton Journal
Ghee
Pictur
Join Gilbert
Renee Adobee
Hobart Bosworth
Clive Brook
Stusband
Charlie Ruggles
Juliette Compton
Fied Esskay Meat Dealers
SK Steer Rib Roast
SK Steer
U.S
Highland Maide Butter
Mr. Lacy Griffith
Caroline Motor CO
the Palace Theatre
Denton, Maryland
Broadway
John Gilbert
el Brendel
Lois Moran
Far West
Boy Friends
Ruth Etting
THE
CHAMP
Jackie Coogan
Wallace Beery
Jackie
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Asa
Charlie Chase
N. Mark Breeding
Fowler
Swift’s
Esskay Quality
Ceater’s
Ronald Colman
Fay Wray
Estelle Taylor
Tully Marsitall
Boswell Sisters
FICER
South Second Street
P. G. Grouse
Denton, Md
Elizabeth B. Kern
Possession
H.C. Wright
4Th Street
Frank Wright
W Spapp
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