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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1938

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Former Den ton Pastor Succumbs

Funeral services for the Rev. James T. Richardson, 74, retired minister, who died at his Middletown Delaware home after five weeks of illness, were held at Tobin Funeral Home. Burial was at Gracelawn Memorial Park near Wilmington. Richardson served in multiple Maryland and Delaware churches before retiring in 1929. He is survived by his widow, four children, two brothers, three sisters, and a grandson.

James T. Richardson Crawford Street Middletown Del Tobin Gracelawn Memorial Park Wilmington Mr. Richardson Bangor Carlisle Dickinson East Maine Searsport Buckport Church Hill Denton Fredick North East Rock Hall Cookman Mt. Pleasant Belleville Bethesda M. E. Church Goodwin Georgia

Denton Dollar Days Bring Bargains to Town

Denton gears up for Dollar Days on March 22 and 23 as merchants join with the Denton Journal to stage the largest carnival of values this area has seen. Shoppers are urged to mark dates and visit Denton for spectacular local bargains offered by area businesses.

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April Jurors Drawn For Spring Term 1938 Caroline County

The Circuit Court of Caroline County named jurors for the April Term 1938. Lists cover eight districts with names including Cartwright Shults Ross Murphy Gooden Quillen Spence Clark Ellwanger Kilson Joiner Meekins Krabill Breeding Adams Nuttle Gregg Nuttle

Circuit Court of Caroline County R. F. Cartwright Harold K. Shults Wm. C. Ross W. J. Murphy E. C. Gooden Andrew D. Quillen Ellis E. Spence John T. Clark F. B. Ellwanger Ernest Kilson Wm. E. Joiner John R. Meekins J. W. Krabill Edwin W. Breeding Frank E. Adams Elias W. Nuttle W. R. Gregg Harry H. Nuttle Elmer B. Blades Wm. F. Gadow Paul van Dyke Wm. T. Cannon Walter T. Covey Henry J. Mueller Clintons Poole Raymond W. Noble W. Elbert Liden Thos. S Bernard Lawless AlJvin H. Meredith Clarence Beauchamp Ernest C. Collins

Officers Named For State Homemakers Officers Nam ed For State Homemakers

A Baltimore luncheon on February 23 organized by the University of Maryland Extension Service formed a Maryland State Council of Homemakers' Clubs and elected four officers to lead. Mrs. Randall Spoerlein became President with vice president Mrs. Atlee Armour, secretary Mrs. Lee W. Warren, and treasurer Mrs. Virginia D. Ward. County representatives from Allegany to Washington attended to support a statewide body and district directors will be appointed later.

Maryland State Council of Homemakers’ Clubs Baltimore University of Maryland Extension Service Homemakers Clubs H. C.byrd University of Maryland Thomas B. Symons Venna M. Kellar Randall Spoerlein New Windsor Atlee Armour North East Lee W. Warren Berlin Virginia D. Ward Gaithersburg Allegany R. N. Wilson J. S. MacDonald James Phillips W. L. Maddocks Anne Arundel Grace Harrison Margaret Rossing Calvert John W. Williams, Jr Caroline F. D. Zeigler Clifton Crouse Carroll James M. Snyder J. Edgar Myers Chester Hobbs Cecil William C. Henry Dorchester Wallace Wheatley Frederick E. Earl Remsberg Thomas P. Culler Harry L. Davis Harford Donald Stubbs W. Earl Gosweiler Howard Howard Hill Garrett Kermit Glotfelty Montgomery Orville Scoville Prince George’s Joseph Blandford Queen Anne’s Clifford Harbidge Algernon Carter Talbot Otis Knotts Washington Henry C. Foster Joseph A. Seibert Richard Seibert Anna E. Rohrer

Quotations on Art and Thought from Michelangelo and Mary Baker Eddy

A compact collection presents two famous lines: Michelangelo on art as a shadow of divine perfection and Mary Baker Eddy urging a new era for thinkers. The items reflect contrasting 15th century artistic faith and 19th century spiritual reform ideas.

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Large program planned for PTA meeting Monday night

The regular PTA meeting on Monday March 7 will begin with conferences at 7:80 in the Home Rooms. A lively program is planned with Mrs Gail Cooper singing Senator Wilmer Fell Davis speaking on How Our Laws Are Made and Dudley W Winter performing magic. Students are urged to attend with parents and friends.

Parent-Teacher Association Gail Cooper Wilmer Fell Davis Dudley W. Winter Interstate Milk Producers Cooperative Winter

Good Food For Sound Thinkers Quote Parade

A compact collection presents quotations from Abraham Lincoln and a Biblical verse about unity and moral restraint. The lines contrast leadership patience with carnal envy and division among people.

Notable 19th Century Patents And Events Snapshot

March 5 highlights include Westinghouse’s first patent for an automatic air brake in 1872. Other items note the Alamance County insurrection linked to Ku Klux activity, Oliver Wendell Holmes born in 1841, Lindbergh opening an air mail route, the Vienna Damian accordion, and a Confederate army organization project from 1851.

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Farm Bill Author Outlines Advantages

Senator James Pope of Idaho outlined five advantages of the new farm bill to more than 400 Maryland farmers at the Baltimore County Farm Bureau banquet. He noted provisions for agricultural laboratories, direct recognition of agriculture in freight rates, and increased aid to small farmers, plus commodity loans to stabilize prices and a democratic production control mechanism. The bill aims to secure parity of income for farmers and balance agriculture's historic disadvantages.

Maryland Baltimore County Farm Bureau James Pope Idaho National Congress Pope Baltimore

Farm Tenant Purchase Program in Queen Annes County

The Farm Security Administration announced Queen Annes County Maryland as the first in the state to operate the Farm Tenant Purchase program under the Bankhead Jones Act. Secretary Wallace selected the county with a $45,244 Maryland allocation for 1937 38 to finance loans to farm tenants sharecroppers and workers for buying farms and acquiring equipment livestock and operating goods. A County Committee will be appointed to aid farmer selection with assistance from a nine member State Advisory Committee led by Harry H Nuttie of Denton.

Queen Anne’s Maryland Farm Security Administration Secretary of Henry A. Wallace State Farm Security Advisory Committee Queen Anne’s County United States Wallace State Committee Harry H. Nuttie, Denton Farm Bureau Federation

Orphans Court approves multiple estate actions in session

In a regular Orphans Court session Judges Tow ers Handy and Dennis presided. Actions approved include Nuttle as administrator of Colley Boston estate filing notice to creditors and first final administration account. Shockley estate inventory and appraisement with order to sell. Slaughter estate inventory and appraisement with order to sell. Jones estate personal and real property inventory with order to sell. and Russell estate account of sales filed.

Orphans’ Court Towers Handy Dennis Harry H. Nuttle Colley Boston George T. Shockley Andrew Slaughter Robert E. Jones George H.russell

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