22 Oct 1932
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1932
Page
1
The Denton Parent-Teacher Association opens with a 7:00 to 8:00 conference in Caroline High Auditorium on Friday October 28. Sessions cover classroom talks with teachers and a 8:00 to 8:30 business meeting on Character Education.
Mrs. Philip McConnell visited her grandmother Mrs. Martha Laigneil in Easton hospital on Tuesday. Laigneil has a broken thigh. Mr. Howard Messick remains confined to his room with rheumatism, and Mr. Jessie Lasier is on the sick list. Mrs. Belle Dean returned home from a week at her granddaughter’s near Easton. Mrs. Mollie Storey entertained Sunday her daughter and a Philadelphia friend. Mrs. Harriett McNash is very ill at Mr. John Cohee’s where she boards.
Incendiary blaze threatened the home of Preston’s physician Dr. T. B. Marden last Friday. Mrs. Marden was pulled to safety by Officer Philip Wright as the house filled with smoke. The fire, starting in a closet, burned a ground floor room and rafters before the fire company stopped it. Anonymous letters threatening payment of a so called bill were mailed to Dr. Marden and magistrate P. C. Douglass about ten days earlier, written on a stolen typewriter. Officer Wright kept watch, and an elderly aunt heard nighttime noises. This follows a prior suspicious fire in September that destroyed Harvey Parrott’s barn. Wright and State’s Attorney Fred R. Owens are involved in the Parrott case and are investigating this one.
Caroline County Dog Show Association invites the public to a special display by Dr A A Mitten of Philadelphia owner of Happy Valley Kennels. Six prize dogs will visit including English Setters Dan and Inglehurst Reward, two Pointers Nancolleth Markall and Denwood Ada, and two Beagles Masters Normile and Happy Valley Lady Charlotte. The afternoon program on Friday 28 offers a junior show for children and pets at 3 pm with 10 cent admission. the main show follows at night with 10 cents admission. The event is sanctioned by The American Kennel Club of New York.
Mr and Mrs Lee Smith and daughter Bonnie and Mrs Roy Legatea and son Roy spent Saturday in Salisbury. Rev and Mrs Claude Thompson of Cordova spent Tuesday with his parents Mr and Mrs Payton Thompson. Mr and Mrs Cann Stevens of Federalsburg spent Monday with their daughter Mrs Orland Blades. Mr and Mrs John Smith of Marcus Hook spend this week with Mr and Mrs Gifford Bowdle. Mr Gilbert Stevens of Federalsburg is spending a few days with his sister Mrs Orland Blades.
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