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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1943
Page
6
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A large dinner honored the Sullivan ships launch in Dowluth Minnesota with rulers, officials, and the Dionnes present. Eugene Casey, Maryland dairy farmer, connected with the President’s representative, engaged Mr. Dionne in talk about farming and crops over the course of the evening. Glenn Martin’s Baltimore labor disruptions loom ahead with CIO action planned. Senator Reynolds plans to settle near Waldorf, sparking talk of political endings and possible memoirs. Vice Mayor role in Washington shifts as Tommy D’Alesandro gains influence through anti vice investigations.
A Maryland focus links D'Alesandro and Filson to national propaganda efforts while Beall defends coal miners in Cumberland. The piece notes a push to shield workers from wartime strain, arguing miners deserve fair wages and the right to work. The column contrasts local CIO concerns with broader political maneuvering and labor tensions.
Examinations will be held at Caroline High School Denton Maryland on Saturday May 22 at 9 00 AM for Western Maryland Boy Washington College Boy Blue Ridge College St Johns College Maryland Institute Applicants must file in the Office of the Board of Education Denton Maryland no later than Tuesday May 18 W Stewart Fitzgerald County Superintendent
Liquidating Committee announces sale of all notes judgments and mortgages held by the Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Denton Maryland on May 29, 1943. Creditors urged to settle obligations with Sherman L Tribbitt to avoid extra costs.
The Orphans' Court for Caroline County appoints a scholarship to Washington College for a young man from the county. Applications must be filed on or before June 8, 1943. Judges of the Orphans' Court for Caroline County.
A bomb dropped by an Italian flyer on a Bibyan oasis reveals an ancient Egyptian shrine long sought by geologists. The discovery is featured in The American Weekly May 24 issue, distributed with the Baltimore Sunday American.
Having sold my farm the owner W A Cox on the Grove cemetery road two miles from American Corner will begin at 10 o clock rain or shine selling on the premises a long list of farm and household items including two horses one cow two hogs mowing machine drill roller disc harrow plow wagon harness tools hay corn baskets bags stake and many other things with no removal until terms are met Auctioneer William Andrew inventories tools and livestock for sale in the eventful public sale settings.
In Equity No 3183 Chy before the Circuit Court for Caroline County the sale of property by Harry A Copeland, Trustee, was ordered ratified and confirmed unless shown otherwise by July 1. A newspaper notice must publish the order four weeks before May 81. Sale amount reported as 1245.00. D Ralph Horsey, Clerk. True Copy-tTest.
In Equity No 3783 Chy the court on April 19 1943 orders the sale reported by Wesley E Thaw ley as Assignee to be ratified and confirmed unless cause to the contrary is shown by June 24. A copy of the order must be printed in a Caroline County newspaper once weekly for four consecutive weeks before May 24. The sale price is stated as 900.00. True Copy-test.
The subscriber in Caroline County Maryland has letters of administration from The Orphans Court for Helen Mezick deceased. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers to the subscriber by November 22 1948 or be barred from the estate. Debts must be settled promptly. May 18 1943. Howard M Mezick Administrator. Carlton V West Register of Wills.
In Caroline County the Special Auditor's Report filed in Equity No 38767 Chy is ratified and confirmed unless good cause is shown within three weeks from May 21 1942. A copy of this order must be published in a newspaper printed in Caroline County once a week for two successive weeks before May 29 1942. Clerk D Ralph Horsey signs true copy.
Public auction of a 3 acre homestead in Caroline County near Henderson. The deeded property includes a bungalow, workshop, garage, and chicken house, with one half cash due sale day and balance upon ratification or all cash option. Auction in front of Denton Court House between 2 and 4 pm. Wesley E. Thawley, Trustee. James Temple, Auctioneer.
Wesley E Thawley solicitor issues order of publication for the Trice and Walster families and related spouses and heirs including Lavina Walster Cyrus Walster Ruby Trice Melvin Trice Marie Trice Eleanor Williams infant and Ralph J Trice as administrator of Richard A Trice deceased in a probate matter.
In Caroline County the Orphans Court orders sale of the Richard A. Trice real estate to satisfy debts totaling 219.72 with heirs at law including Lavina Waliper, Paul S. Trice and Melvin Trice. The farm lies in the Fifth Election District comprising about 55.54 acres, with personal estate already sold for 508.46, and notices must run in local newspapers before June 5 1943 with appearances by non resident defendants by June 21 1943.
Home sold. On Fifth Avenue in the Town of Denton Maryland at 10 a m a public sale of household items will be held to the highest bidder. Items include multiple living room suites tables rugs a piano bedroom sets a Victrola kitchenware and more. Sale absolute with cash due day of sale. No removal until terms are met. Mrs F B Nuttle owner Auctioneer James Temple Clerk Wesley E Thawley attorney.
Layman J Redden assignee reports sale ratified and confirmed unless cause shown by June 24. Copy to be printed in Caro line County newspaper once a week for four weeks before May 24. Sale price set at 800 dollars. D Ren Horsey Clerk. D Ralph Horsey Clerk.
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