Denton Journal March 19, 1938 edition highlights
Denton Journal issue dated Saturday March 19 1938 from Melvin Johnson Inc publishers notes local events and community notices. Readers see city news, advertisements and social items typical of a mid 1930s newspaper edition.
Imps At School Teachings On Manners In Rhyme
A playful verse teaches children about impish flaws like impatience politeness and prudence. The poem personifies IMPS as mischief makers invading homes and school life urging readers to shun impoliteness and act promptly to solve problems with a hopeful note.
Sophomore News Highlights At C H S
Bits from the C H S Sophomores reveal Joyce Kern's Austria letter photos, pronouncing the long word pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis, drama readings, and class notes. Timmons to Deardorff name changes, seniors thank juniors for prom, bank news, and a lighthearted car ad end the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Abroad Club
Joyce Kern
Austria
Germany
Monsieur Beaucaire
Booth Tarkington
Lady Gregory
Lord Dunsany
Allan Monkhouse
Mrs. Deardorff
Miss Timmons
Westminster
Sixth Street
Penitentiary at Ridgely Theatre a March 22 23 opening
The film Penitentiary starring Walter Connolly John Howard Jean Parker and Robert Barrat opens at the Ridgely Theatre Tuesday and Wednesday March 22 and 23. The story follows a politically ambitious warden as life inside a state peniten tiary reveals deeper conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Ridgely Theatre
Martin Flavin
Walter Connolly
John Howard
Jean Parker
Robert Barrat
Marc Lawrence
Dick Curtis
Ann Doran
Arthur Hohl
Marjorie Main
Paul Fix
New York
East Fifty-second ‘Street
Hollywood
Richard Day
Samuel Goldwyn
East Fifty-second Street
East River
East
Sidney Kingsley
Sylvia Sidney
Joel McCrea
Dentonia Theatre
Norman Bel Geddes
Gladys George
Nelson Eddy and Eleanor Powell in a new pairing
Nelson Eddy and Eleanor Powell appear together for the first time in a film that brings together their operatic vocal styles and dance talents. The project marks a notable collaboration between two popular stars of the era, promising a blend of musical numbers and light romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ford
Winchell
Nelson Eddy
Eleanor Powell
What’s What About Social Security
A reader asks about accruing additional old age insurance after turning 65. The answer states no, noting employers must notify the IRS on Form SS-3 within fifteen days of age 65, and wages earned after that age are not taxable under the old age benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Lump-sum Social Security Benefits for 65 Plus
The Social Security Act provides a lump-sum payment after age 65 upon applying at the local Social Security Board Field Office. It is not necessary to resign from work to receive the lump sum, and accrued benefits from old-age insurance are payable at 65 or to a family or estate if death occurs before 65. If under 65, no lump-sum payment is eligible. consider unemployment compensation options and apply via the nearest office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nearet Social Security Board
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
All Revoir
Sophomore News
R. H. Stafford & Son
Burrsville, Maryland
the Peoples Bank of
Denton
Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatio
Ssraper
Penitentiary
Jonun Haward
Gail Preston
Rita Hayworth
Don Terry
Robert Paige
Wyn Cahoon
Gene Morgan
Leon Barsha
Robert B. Kent
Henry Taylor
Rosalie
Frank Morgan
Edna May Oliver
Ray Bolger
Hona Massey
Billy Gilbert
Reginald Owen
West Point
Romania
Franchot Tone
Beach
Barrier
Polly Jenkins
Great North Woods
Rex Beach
Leo Carrillo
James Ellison
Otto Kruger
Andy Clyde
Sara Haden
Ziegfeld
BUICK
Oldsmobile
Olds
Pontiac
GMC
Dodge
GMC Truck
Studebaker
Plymouth
Olds Business Couy
Groupe
Kent County Motor CO
Loeckerman
Queen Streets
Delaware
Ford
Chevrolet
Southern States
Miller
Virginia
West Denton
Swift, Royster, Baugh
I. P. Thomas and Davis Chemical Co
General Motors
N. Third Street
Caroline
Kay Williams
Long & Short, Inc
Federalsburg