Legion To Sponsor Halloween Fete In Denton
Caroline Post, No. 29 of the American Legion will sponsor a large Halloween celebration in Denton on Monday night November 1. A parade with freaks, comics, ghosts and goblins will be a major attraction along with a dance and amateur performances. Prizes will be awarded for costumes and performers. Get out costumes or make new ones for big fun for all ages. Watch for announcements.
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Caroline Post
No. 29
The
American Legion
Denton
Uncle Jim Comments on Farm Import Volumes
Uncle Jim notes that farm product imports were only 68.6 percent of the level seen in the five years before 1929, arguing imports are not as large as many claim.
Art Exhibit Set in Denton for National Art Week
An arts and crafts exhibit featuring Caroline county makers will run November 1–7 at the Denton clubhouse under Wilson Binebrink of Ridgely with county and club support. The American Artists Professional League and local women's clubs sponsor, with judges chosen by Maryland chapter head Mrs. Charles Hohman of Baltimore. Cash prizes will be awarded.
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Caroline County
Denton
Wilson Binebrink
Ridgely
American Artists’ Professional League
New York
Binebrink
J. H. Summerfield
Thomas W. Jones
Katherine Elizabeth Wright
Charles H. Hohman
Baltimore
Maryland
Henry E. Treide
Baltimore Museum of Art
Miracle House closes after strong season for Maryland children
The Miracle House preventorium run by the Maryland Tuberculosis Association shut for the year on September 20 after an 85 day season.145 children from 10 counties and Baltimore City received rest diet and fresh air plus dental care. One child gained 23½ pounds, a record, and staff hope future tuberculosis Christmas Seal sales will fund expanding admissions.
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Miracle House
Maryland
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Baltimore City
William B. Matthews
Association
First School Party of Year Held Last Friday Evening
Friday night October 1 saw Denton High host its first party of the year with games and dancing led by Miss Timmons. Grattan Croke played harmonica. faculty members sang. a Honeymoon Race won by Charlotte Butler and Clyde Pentz earned them a car and a chest of drawers as prizes. P T A activities and new alumni plans were noted amid classroom features and a busy school week report.
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Timmons
Grattan Croke
Miss Ebling
Mezick
Muss O’connor
Lister
Charlotte Butler
Clyde Pentz
Louise Schlegel
van Whiting
Anita Rue
Wm. White
Charlotte
Clyde
Henry Detwiler
Hannah
Hannah Detwiler
Jen Ann Deen
Grace Gelletty
Sylvia Leese
Elaine Greaves
Louise Brown
Marjorie Rue
Malinda Allfather
Mae Fiefield
Louise Roe
Anne Breeding
Elizabeth Knotts
Billy Merriken
Wesley Thawley
Sam Young
Frank Zeigler
Sherman Tribbitt
George Clendaniel
Court Scores Sale of Illegal Liquor Here
The Denton court, led by Judge J. Owen Knotts, denounces liquor outlets as a source of crime and urges exposing illegal resorts. The Grand and Petit juries completed business after hearing 24 witnesses, issuing 14 presentments and 14 true bills. Foreman A. J. Messick, secretary A. W. Brumbaugh, and assistants named. County Almshouse and jail committees report good conditions and improvements, with 16 prisoners, 10 colored and 6 white.
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J. Owen Knotts
Denton
Caroline County
A. J. Messick
Bethlehem
Foreman
Luther J. Bennett
Lewis H. Walls
T. H. Richards
J. F. Stevenson
A. K. Brown
A. W. Brumbaugh
Gustav Good
Earle White
Samuel Young
Conrad Fuchs
Elmer T. Kelley
Harvey N. Nichols
Tilghman R. Hackett
William Wagner
Wingate Neal
Joseph M. Short
Charles Wood
Thomas F. Gaitley
J. Dawson Coursey
Gootee S. Liden
Charles S. Handy
William E. Lynch
Robert J. Magrogan
Thomas M. Meeks
Burton M. Wilkinson
John Baynard
R. Leo Meginney
Harry P. Willis
T. H. Everagain
John R. Andrew
James C. Lord
Luther Bennett
Truman H. Richard
C. W. Wood
T. R. Hackett
Vacancies in the U S Marine Corps
The Officer in Charge, US Marine Corps Recruiting District of Baltimore announces limited vacancies for young men aged 18 to 25 with some high school training. Minimum height 64 inches, weight proportionate. Marines offer steady employment, free education, travel, and adventure. Apply at Baltimore Recruiting Station Room 325 Post Office Building Calvert and Fayette Streets Baltimore Md.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Marine Corps
U. S. Marine Corps
Post Office
Calvert and Fayette Streets
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