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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1945
Page
6
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Pfe. John Kirsch received his discharge from the Army October 13. With Mrs. John Kirsch he visited his mother, Mrs. Victor Kirsch. Willard Bradley, U. S. Army, called last Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jame Ross. Marion Redden, U. S. M. C., arrived home from Florida to visit his parents. Cpl. Harry Crouse returned to Camp after furlough. Lieut. and Mrs. David Perry visited Salisbury last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lane entertained Mrs. Elizabeth Haymaker and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Anthony of Centreville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bennington of Rehoboth spent Sunday in town. Hansen Hoffman has discharged from the Army. Miss Helen Saulsbury, a student at Washington College, spent the weekend at home. Leo Lynch of High Point was called to Ridgely due to his father’s illness. Daniel Lynch is at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Carroll George. Arthur Herzog of Baltimore called on friends here Friday. Gene Ninzeheltzer announced the birth of a boy last Saturday at Milford Hospital. William Taylor, son of Dr. Frank Taylor, has returned to the University of Maryland.
A farm sale on Holsinger Lane starting at 10 a.m. features cows and calves tested for TB and Bangs disease, two pairs of mares, several Holstein and Guernsey cattle, bulls and heifers, plus farming implements and farm equipment. Named items include an International manure spreader, riding cultivator, plows, mower, disc drill, wagon, Maytag pump, silage fence, hay, and horse tack. The owner terminates farming and offers many items, with extensive gear and livestock listed.
Moving to smaller home, Eldridge Downes offers a cash sale of furniture and personal items at the homestead off the state road between Ingleside and Baltimore Corner. Items include walnut and quartered oak bedroom suites, a piano, sewing machine, dining suite, bookcases, records, rugs, rugs, kitchenware, coal stoves, linens, and more. Auctioneer Wm. E. Andrew. Clerk R. Wilson Jr. No removal before payment. Henderson, Md. Ebner Anthony, Auct.
Ridgely residents and soldiers are listed with furloughs and service histories. Sgt Joseph Howard Perry visited his grandmother on emergency furlough. Sgt Jones reenlisted while spending a 90 day furlough in Ridgely with Mr and Mrs Clayton Larrimore. William Hobb is home on a 45 day furlough. October 21 marked the Methodist Society’s 68th anniversary and the church’s 50th building anniversary, with sermons by Rev O A Bartley of Wesley College and Rev Melvin E Wheatley. Cpl Oscar Payne and Cookman Morris returned from overseas with honorable discharges. John Griffin also returned from overseas.
Addie L Malden owner announces a public auction at Fifth Street opposite the water tank at 1 oclock rain or shine. Items include chests dressers beds mattresses living room suite chairs rugs Congoleum tables chairs stove heaters and many other articles all in good or very good condition. Auctioneers William E Andrew and clerk George W Beck.
The notice announces a public auction of property with details to be provided in the formal listing. Bidders should expect to bid on items described in the accompanying legal notice and seek further particulars from the issuing authority. Proceedings will follow applicable public auction rules and timelines.
Daniel C. Saulsbury, H. A. 1-c U. 8 S. Navy, spent a week end leave with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Saulsbury.
Notice to taxpayers lists dates and times for tax collection at Covey and Williams Store Hillsboro Web Greensboro Kline's Store Ridgely Caroline Office Preston Bradley's Store Am Corner Daffin's Store Henderson Porter's Store with hours 1 p m to 4 p m on various Saturdays and Wednesdays in November. The Courthouse office closes at noon on these dates.
Notice under Chapter 693 of the 1939 Acts states John Frederick Jarvis applies for a beer license at The Oasis on the Denton Greensboro Road Caroline County Second Election District. The Caroline County Board of License Commissioners will hear objections and grant licenses November 6 1945 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the County Courthouse in Denton. Objections must be filed by 10 a.m. November 6 1945 with the board or its clerk Rachel Collison, Clerk.
Public sale on the farmer’s land begins at 1 p m featuring 48 dairy cattle from several breeds, 5 hogs, 1 bay work horse, 1 black mare, 7 month old foal, assorted farm tools and equipment, household furniture, and numerous items. SHERMAN L TRIBBITT and Geo W Beck Clerk.
Notice from The Denton National Bank that letters of administration have been granted by The Orphans Court for Caroline County Maryland on the personal estate of a deceased resident. Creditors must present claims with vouchers by April 13 1946 or be barred from benefits. all debts to be settled promptly. Dated October 9 1945. Carlton W. Reg. of Wills True Copy Denton Maryland.
Caroline county Maryland letters of Administration on the personal estate to the subscriber with the ed on or before April 20 1946 or be excluded from all benefit of said estate. All owed to settle promptly. Given October 16 1945. T DUKES ROE Administrator True Copy Test Carlton V West Register of Wills.
William H. Cannon executor issues a notice to all persons owing the estate to settle promptly by April 26. The document is dated the 23rd day of the month with executorship declared and requires due payment to settle the personal estate of T PARNELL CANNON.
Benjamin F. Johnson asserts the Denton Journal ownership and management details for October 1 1945. The publisher is Melvin & Johnson Inc Denton Md with editor and business manager Benjamin F. Johnson, Denton Md. List includes Stella D Johnson and Howard Melvin as owners with no outstanding bondholders or security holders over 1 percent. Notarized by Frances F. Johnson October 17 1945.
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