Court Convened Monday No Jury Trials This Week
The October term of the Circuit Court for Caroline county opened Monday with Associate Judge J. Owen Knotts presiding. Grand and petit juries were drawn, officers appointed, and reports on the county farm and jail presented. Deliberations included guilty pleas for drunken driving and larceny, with sentences for multiple defendants. the court adjourned to resume Monday for the murder trial of James Daniels.
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Caroline county
J. Owen Knotts
Denton
Grand Jury
Oliver W. Tandy
Federalsburg
foreman
Oscar L. Lord
Noble J. Shively
Thomas E. Heather
Joseph S. Edwards
Martin H. Adams
N. Alvin Smith
Emory D. Kinmey
Cauoll F. Bright
Ormond L. Andrew
Harry M. Hollis
Pheodore Schubbe
Qundas
Wilmer Fell Davis
Thomas H. Chambers
H. M. Hollis
FE. D. Kimmey
James Daniels
Lonnie Gross
State
Raymond Murphy
A. K. Murphy
Wmn
Bordley
kuceny
House of Correction
Ricards To List County's Work Seekers
John I. Ricards, Manager of the National Re-employment Bureau of Caroline County, will visit multiple towns to regu late the unemployed. He will hold sessions in Greensboro on October 9 at Caroline County Bank from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Henderson on October 11 at Stubbs Store from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Ridgely on October 15 at Ridgely Bank from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Federalsburg on October 16 at Covey and Williams Store from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Preston on October 18 at Covey's Store from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. American Corner's Leid's Store on October 20 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Hillsboro on October 28 at Thompson's Hardware from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Caroline county
Greensboro
tod
Caroline County Bank
Henderson
Stubbs
Ridgely
Ridgely Bank
Federalsburg
Covey and Williams
Preston
Covey’s
American Corner
mat Leid
Hillsboro
Thompson’s AWardware
John I. Ricards
National Re-employment Bureau of
NRA Inquiries Clarified On Blue Eagle Rules And Re employments
Answers outline that permanent codes govern administration and exceptions go to the code’s body. Signatories to the President’s Re employment Agreement face no 51 hour limit in towns under 2500. Modifications allow watchmen exemptions and 18 hour weekly limits for delivery men, with rulings awaiting approval.
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NRA
Prevent moth damage with durable moth proof bags
The Denton Journal advertises moth proof bags as a long term money saver. Buy several to prevent loss from moth damage and save costs over time.
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Denton Journal
Fire destroys Hobbs mill and home in Greensboro area
A grist mill and an unoccupied dwelling at Hobbs near Greensboro were destroyed by fire last Monday night, with losses of $10,000 or more. Fire started about 10 30 p m in the mill, hindering alarm signals due to poor telephone service. Reyner Dukes assisted by driving to Denton to sound the alarm. The blaze spread before Denton firemen arrived, destroying both structures and prompting residents to move belongings to safety. The mill had been used daily for flour and meal sales and the two story house was recently vacated. The fire’s origin remains undetermined, last spring a smoldering fire occurred in the mill.
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Hobbs
Geo. L. Jopp
Greensboro
Denton
Reyner Dukes
Elwell Marine
Jopp
A. Sewell Abbott
Tugboat Annie at Reese Theatre in October lineup
Reese Theatre headlines Tugboat Annie with shows on October 11 12 and 13 as part of a big week. Lionel Barrymore stars in One Man's Journey on October 6 and 7 with Vitaphone Vaudeville and Family Vanity. Morning Glory starring Katherine Hepburn screens October 14 for a single day.
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Reese
Delaware
Maryland
Lionel Barrymore
Warren William
Joan Blonde
Reese Theatre
Katherine Hepburn
Morning Glory
Radio City
Home Room Organizations Completed This Week
School reports show Homeroom Organizations meeting for the first time on Wednesday October 4 at 11 15 a m. Students organized officers and discussed grading in a pupil vocabulary, with projects planned for the term across grades 4 to 12 and senior class activities noted.
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Samuel Johnson
Harry Knotts
William Jump
Dorothy Shockley
Lillian Collins
Doris Clarke
Marie Cohee
Mildred Woodrow
Betty Weir
Harold Weir
Paul Finn
Roslyn Orme
Robert Irwin
Jimmie Chaffinch
Orland Flaharty
Roland Towers
John Collister
Charles Lister
Wm. Cumming
Marvin Hollis
Edna Smith
Catherine Lynch
Marjorie Butler
Anne Phelps
Louise Adams
Elizabeth Lankford
Nina Lee Wheatley
Page six dispatch from naG Hive paper
Readable fragment notes events on page six including local happenings, a brief community item, and sparse job or notice lines. Names and places are partially visible but details are incomplete. The snippet hints at ongoing civic or social items without full context.
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Nuttie Lumber & Coal Co
IGA Lye
Certo
Scrapple
Jess al
Phillips
Crisco
George’s Sanitary Market
DENTON, MD
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Dentonia
THEATRE
BILL BOYD
MAE CLARKE
PAT O’BRIEN
Pathe News
Looney Tune Cartoon
VITAPHONE
Tues
Wednes
CONSTANCE BENNETT
JOEL McCREA
JOHN HALLIDAY
MGM
ZaSu Pitts
Thelma Todd
Talk of
Del. & Md
Del
Annie
Paramount Oddity
Africa
Dr. Rockwell
George White
Reese Theatre News
Frances Dee
Dorothy Jordan
JOAN BLONDELL
MARIE DRESSLER
WALLACE BEERY
DOUG. FAIRBANKS JR
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Westinghouse
Mazon James
Eastern Shore Public Service Co
GUSTAV GOOD Watchmaker
Stret
Vurkhet Street
DLNTOSN, MD
E. D. STURMER
CLARENCE PERRY
Preston, Ltd
Fourth Street
J. FRANK WRIGHT
JOURNAL PRINTING OFFICE
old St
Bridgetown
Stone road
Fountain ave
JOHN T. CARTER
FEDERAL THEATRE
Leslie Howard
Paul Lukas
Margaret Lindsay
World News
Norman Foster
Marian Nixon
Henrietta Crosman
Robert Young
Maureen O’Sullivan
MIN
BILL
MR. FARMER
BAUGH & SONS COMPANY
Baugh
Denton Bridge
W. G. WOOTERS
Ricards
Tughaat Annie
ith
Sara Hollister
Louise Schlegel
Verna Archer
Emma Ott
Christine McNeal
Florence Flowers
Phyllis Leese
Robert Thachey
Marjorie Rue
Irma Henzen
Austin Murphy
Audrey Jump
Alice J. Covey
Lillian Weir
Anita Rue
George Jopp
Maryanna Everngam
Anne Breeding
Charlotte Hignutt
Benjamin Johnson
Raymond Weir
George Theis
Melvin Krabill
Kathleen Brubaker
Jean Beauchamp
Robert Satterfield
Harry Allston
Margaret Jane
Margie
Ellen
Betty Walls
Baltimore
Chaffinch
Ganell MecGallin
Salisbury
Liz” Satterfield
P.O. D
Norma Lee Stevens
Rachel Quillen
Naomi Fountain
Miriam Atkinson
Ruth Surendorf
Second streek
Silas Marner
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