Public Sale Under Orphans Court Order Talbot County
Under power in the Orphans Court for Talbot County the estate of Theodore J Hall late of Talbot County deceased will hold a public sale at 10 a m on the farm known as Tanyard three miles from Dover Bridge Carolina County Maryland The sale lists personal property including a Chevrolet Sedan a Fordson tractor various farming implements farm machinery wood and building materials livestock and poultry such as 31 turkeys hens and gobblers 65 young turkeys 30 wild ducks 2 cows 2 horses 1 calf and other items and will proceed at the described location with the listed items.
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Orphans’ Court
Talbot County
Theodore J. Hall
Tanyard
Dover Bridge
Carolina county
Maryland
Virginia Soy Beans and Potatoes for Sale Near Denton
Fine recleaned Virginia soy beans at 60 cent a bushel. D Zeigler: 2 miles east of Denton. 25 bushels New Era Cowpens for sale at 1.25 a bushel. S G Nuttle, Denton, Md. Red Skin seed sweet potatoes for sale. Mrs Nora Colbourn, 6 4 1o Burrsville Harrington Road.
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Virginia
D. ZEIGLER
Denton
S. G. NUTTLE
Denton, Md
NORA COLBOURN
Burrsville
Harrington Road
Pupil Citizenship Honors Highlight C H S Classes
An annual list names seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen who meet four citizenship criteria no unexcused absences tardies no report card marks and no misconduct reports. Seventeen seniors and many juniors sophomores and freshmen are listed with attendance records and honors noted. An assembly May 26 1932 celebrated essays on Prohibition and smoking by Miss Wyatt's pupils with prizes awarded by Mrs. Rue of the W C T U Billy Cumming and Effie Ott winning top prizes.
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Clyde Bell
Virgil Ellett
Wilson Smith
Edward Theis
James Timmons
Jane Collison
Roberta Hake
Dorothy Harris
Lucy Jones
Louise Liden
Elizabeth Masten
Enza Perry
Alma Deen
Genevieve Emerson
Emma Elizabeth Hollister
Ruth Noble
Charlotte A. Pastorfield
Elizabeth Satterfield
Elsie Wright
William Jump
Hugh Martin
Walter Messick
Donald Shaffer
LaRue Crain
Catherine Allfather
Doris Kern
Marion Thomas
Betty Woodward
Beatrice Wright
Anna M. Baxter
Marie Cohee
Lillian Collins
Elizabeth DeFord
Eleanor Hubbard
Virginia Morgan
Ethel Pepper
Elizabeth Perry
Plymouth offers 25000 for best 50 word description
Plymouth Motor Corporation announces a contest offering 25000 in cash prizes for the best 50 word or less description of Floating Power ride. Grand prize is 1000. multiple tier prizes follow. Open to drivers of legal age, entries must use official form from De Soto, Dodge or Chrysler dealers and be mailed by July 31, 1932.
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Plymouth
Plymouth Motor Corporation
De Soto
Dodge
Chrysler
President Pascall To End Ro tary World Tour In Seattle
The first European Rotary International president Sydney W Pascall arrives in Seattle next Wednesday June 8 completing a world tour from New Zealand In Vienna elected a year ago Pascall has visited many nations planting trees of friendship and expanding Rotary fellowship His Seattle stop precedes the 23rd annual Rotary convention June 20 2024 with five to six thousand Rotarians expected and a board meeting ahead of the event Pascall is a prominent British confectionery executive and civic leader with several industry roles and honors in Britain
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Sydney W. Pascal
London
England
Rotary International
Seattle
Wash
New Zealand
Vienna
Pascall
Rotary clubs
Rotary
international board of directors
Europe
North America
Cuba
South Africa
India
May- Jaya
Australia
Rotarians
Pascal
Great Britain
James Pascall
Manufacturing Confectioners Alliance
Food Manufacturers Federation
British National Council
International Chamber of Commerce
Federation of British Industries
County of London
London Volunteers Regiment
Federal Theatre Presents Bellamy in Young America Clash
Ralph Bellamy studies Los Angeles juvenile courts as he crafts the Judge Blake role in Young America. The film opens next Monday and Tuesday at the Federal Theatre with Spencer Tracy Doris Kenyon and Beryl Mercer among the leads.
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Ralph Bellamy
Los Angeles
Blake
George Sidney
Charlie Murray
film capital
Federal Theatre
Paris
Scotland
Atlantic City
wilds
Africa
Sidney
Murray
Hollywood
Universal
Lew Ayres
Mae Clark
Boris Karloff j
Dorothy Revier
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Mary Doran
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James Cagney
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D. Edmond Carr
Lizzie Bowens Carr
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T. CLAYTON HORSEY
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NORGE
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FREDRIC MARCH
SALLY EILERS
CLAUDETTE COLBERT
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J. Dawson Stafford
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MARYLAND & DELAWARE SEACOAST RAILROAD COMPANY
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
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West Denton
Lewes
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Sussex counties
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Court House Square
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