Public sale of Caroline County lands in Maryland
Under a power of attorney from Eva E. Smith et al to Fred R. Owens the attorney offers two tracts in Caroline County with dwellings and outbuildings. Tract 1 contains about 102 acres, with a 6 room house. Tract 2 comprises a second two-story dwelling and outbuildings. Sale at the courthouse door in Denton between 2 and 4 p.m. with a three installment payment plan and options for all cash. Auctioneer: Jack L. Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva E. Smith
Fred R. Owens
Caroline County
Denton
Maryland
State of
Andersontown
Smithville
Shadrach Liden
James Carey
Zebdial Fountain
Clement Noble
Willam Hignutt
Frederick N. Melvin
Elizabeth MacDonald
Elon Wright
Henry R. Lewis
Willard E. West
Thomas A. Melvin
Robert J. Jump
James H. Horsey
Charles H. Hignatt
Clarence W. Melvin
Bloomery
William H. Deen
Philip W. Downes
Fred N. Melvin
Attorney's Sale of Valuable Livestock and Farm Implements
Under a Power of Attorney from Dewey Kemp dated July 14 1934 J DeWeese Carter as Attorney in Fact offers at public sale the farm assets on the Kemps farm in Tuckahoe Neck Caroline County Maryland to the highest bidder with sale to occur on the premises as specified in the instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Kemp
J. DeWeese Carter
Tuckahoe Neck
Caroline County
Maryland
Sale of Live Stock and Farm Equipment by Deweese Carter
On Monday July 30, 1934 at ten o clock a.m. a sale will list live stock including two pairs of mules Jack and Pete Rack and Rody Dexter a horse and four Holstein cows plus farming gear like harnesses plows wagons rollers mowers planters drills and implements. Cash on day of sale and no property to be removed until terms are met. J DeWeese Carter attorney in fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Pete
Rody
Dexter
J. Deweese Carter
Farm Bureau Picnic at Garland Lake
Ohio farm bureau district meetings featured Murray D. Lincoln executive secretary urging parity for agriculture through cooperation. He called for stronger farm organization and cooperation to support government efforts and to seek profitable prices, lower costs, and independent financing for farmers. Lincoln plans to address Caroline county farmers in Maryland next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Farm Bureau District
Murray D. Lincoln
Farm Bureau Cooperative Associations
Lincoln
Maryland
Caroline County
Joe E Brown Circus Clown at the Dentonia
The circus arrives Friday and Saturday in July 2021 featuring Joe E Brown in The Circus Clown with a three ring spectacle and animals. Also includes Pathe News and Vitaphone acts plus Vincent Lopez orchestra for family entertainment. Tuesday and Wednesday July 24 and 25 present Barbara Stanwyck Gambling Lady with Pat OBrien and Joel McCrea, plus Vitaphone acts and Hearst News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Stanwyck
Pat O' Brien
Joel McCrea
Hearst News World
Joe E. Brown
Warner Bros
Joe BE
Pathe News
Vincent Lopez
Pat O’brien
Milion
Stanwyck
Hearst News
Business Men's Meeting at Dentonia Theatre
A special meeting of all the business men of Denton is called for Monday night at 8:00 p m at the Dentonia Theatre. Everyone's presence is earnestly requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dentonia
Denton
Dentonia Theatre
Dart sentinels guard against untruth in us all
A reflective line from the Christian Science Monitor urges constant vigilance against thoughts that diverge from God, warning that any untruth can enter consciousness if left unchecked. The aphorism emphasizes disciplined awareness and spiritual integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
Wheat adjustment program mirrors present year's plan
Maryland farmers in the wheat adjustment program will receive payments on roughly the same basis as this year. Acreage for 1935 contracts is set at not less than 1934 planted or 85 percent of base. Payments total 29 cents per bushel from a 30 cent processing tax, with two installments in October and after contract compliance. Local admin costs come from the second payment. no reduction below 1934 planting and acreage rules stay open until early August for possible increases. The coming year's program continues the present year's framework with potential small reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Washington
T. B. Symons
Symons
Secretary of Agriculture
Probate actions and estates filings noted in orphans court
Florence Flaharty as administrator filed an account of sales of Joseph T. Flaharty estate. James Rixon Webb will admitted to probate on July 24 at 11 am. Rachel Zacharias executrix petitioned a mortgage release for Joseph H. Bernard estate. Charles B. Harrison filed an account for William H. Ellman. Howard F. Rhodes filed first and final administration account for Dennis F. Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Flaharty
Joseph T. Flaharty
James Rixon Webb
Martha ‘J. Webb
Rachel A. Zacharias
Daniel Zacharias
Albert G. Towers
J. Oscar Bernard
Joseph H. Bernard
Chas. B. Harrison
William H. Ellman
Howard F. Rhodes
Dennis F. Rhodes
Correction: Haddick not best man at Gottwall Dunmap nuptials
The Journal corrects a misstatement from last week claiming Lester Haddick was the best man at the Gottwall Dunmap wedding. The paper regrets the error and clarifies the actual attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Haddick
Tri County Poultrymen Plan Joint Field Day Here
Plans for the second annual tri county poultry field day to be held at Garland Park near Denton July 31 have been completed. J. W. Kinghorne of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration will be the principal speaker at the all day meeting of the three poultry associations. Poultrymen from Talbot Queen Annes and Caroline counties will assemble at 10 30 a m at the home of W H Irons on the Denton to Greensboro road and proceed in a body to Garland Park on a lake where water sports may be enjoyed after the program. Officers of the Caroline County Poultry Association host to the visitors are President H H Rieck of Preston secretary Mrs Clarence J Kern of Denton and treasurer W H Irons of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Park
Denton
Talbot
Queen Anne’s
Caroline Counties
J. W. Kinghorne
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
W. H. Irons
Greenboro
Caroline County Poultry Association
H. H. Rieck
Preston
Clarence J. Kern
Greensboro
Eastern Shore Beekeepers Plan New Branch Meeting
The Maryland State Beekeepers Association Eastern Shore branch will form at the group’s annual meeting this Saturday July 21 in Royal Oak Talbot County after a morning session at the Eaton courthouse. The morning program begins 10 30 a m with a four reel film The Realm of the Honey Bee shown by the U S Department of Agriculture. Talks follow and a picnic lunch at Alphonso and Mrs Boley’s home precedes a bee culture program and officer election with speakers S G Crocker Jr Baltimore C W Carey Norfolk George J Abrams E N Carey and A Howard Johnson Cen treville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Beekeepers’ Association
Eastern Shore Group
Alphonso Boley
Royal Oak
Talbot County
Easton
United States Department of Agriculture
Ridgely Notes On Local Movements And Appointments
Mrs. Sarah Pippin was taken to Dover Hospital with pneumonia. Mr. Jewell Smith and a Wilmington friend visited Mrs. Bertie Smith. Mrs. S. N. Parsons and daughter Ethel from Oxford visited town. Mrs. Westcott Porter spent time with sister in Centreville. J William Davis began duties as Ridgely postmaster. Arthur Taylor of Norwood visits relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mitchell spent Saturday in Ocean City and Sunday in Rehoboth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Pippin
Dover Hospital
Jewell Smith
Wilmington
Bertie Smith
S. N. Parsons
Ethel
Oxford
Westcott Porter
Graham Porter
Centreville
J. William Davis
Ridgely
Arthur Taylor
Norwood
F. W. Taylor
Walter Mitchell
Ocean City
Rehoboth
Canal Fund Sought for Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Representative Goldsborough pressed for a 12.6 million allocation from 400 million Public Works funds to deepen and widen the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal. He argued it would create about 3,000 jobs for two years, improve national defense by enabling an ocean going waterway, and link the East Coast inland system. Backers include Maryland lawmakers Baltimore Association of Commerce and shippers across 13 states. Agencies have preliminarily endorsed. PWA has not allocated yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Representative Goldsborough
Dem
Harold L. Ickes
Secretary of the Interior
PWA
Ickes
Goldsborough
Maryland
Congress
Baltimore Association of Commerce
Board of Engineers For Rivers and Harbors
Secretary of War
Rivers and Harbor Committee
House
Public Works Administration
Army Engineers
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Wilmington
New York
Norfolk
Maryland student wins state prize in Gorgas Essay Contest
Miss Jane Tinsley of Baltimore City won Maryland's state prize in the Gorgas Memorial Essay Contest on mosquito control. The national competition drew 18 500 participants from 47 states. four Allegany county high schools, three Baltimore City entries, and others contributed essays. Each state winner received a medal and $10. national prizes total 500, 150, and 50 dollars with a travel stipend for the top prize to attend a ceremony in Washington. The Institute, Johns Hopkins officials, and Maryland officials formed the judging panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorgas Memorial Institute’ of Tropical and Preventive Medicine
Washington, D. C
R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Jane Tinsley
Baltimore City
Roland Park Country School
Maryland
Gorgas
Institute
Dean Lewis
Johns Hopkins Medical School
American Medical Association
David Winebrenner
Allegany County
Talbot County
Caroline
Cecil
Prince George’s
CWA
Washington
Roosevelt
Henry L. Doherty
New York City
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H. H. Stauffer
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Bulova
Elgin Watches
Old Gold & Silver
Samuel G. Nuttle
Harvey L. Cooper
John C. Trice
Frederick Nelvin
Jack L. Stevens
Syracuse
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McCormick- Deering
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Schauber
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MR Jones
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