Second Golden Opportunity Week Opens in Denton
Denton launches the Second Golden Opportunity Week starting Saturday September 8 and running through September 15. Local businesses banks professionals and industries back the event with special merchandise at unusual prices and many bargains. Dentonia Theatre donates several hundred dollars in prizes to be given away nightly and displayed in the theatre lobby and participating stores. Opportunity Knocks Only Once urging residents to shop in Denton all week and discover year round advantages.
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Denton
Dentonia Theatre
Guardianship Accounts and Estate Actions in Orphans Court
W Arthur Sculley as guardian for Joseph H Perry Jr filed his twelfth account, conditionally ratified. Executors of Albert Handy were authorized to transfer a Ford truck title. Executors of Mary Legates granted sale of decedent's personal property. Executrix Emma Lane filed real estate appraisal. Administrators D B N and C T A of Henrietta Ecker authorized to sell decedent's personal property. Moore, administrator of Frank Linley, filed sales account. Letters of administration granted to Roxanna Turner. Bond approved, creditors notice ordered, appraisers named. Webb executrix filed inventory and sale order for James Webb's personal property.
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W. Arthur Sculley
Joseph H. Perry Jr
Alice Y. Handy
Albert S. Handy
Mary E. Legates
Emma Gaitley Lane
Harper Lang
J. DeWeese Carter
Wesley E. Thawley
Henrietta C. Ecker
J. Virgil Moore
Frank Linley
Joseph T. Turner
Roxanna Turner
George G. Butler
Charles O. Adams
Martha J. Webb
James R. Webb
Superfex Refrigerator Ad Promises 24 Hour Cold
For 2 or 3 cents per day this ad promotes the Superfex oil burning Refrigerator. No connections motors or drains are needed. The unit claims 20 to 30 minutes of burning daily provides refrigeration for a full day. M. K. Newnam furnisher of homes invites customers to visit the store.
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M. K. Newnam
Clayton Horsey resigns as Democratic State chair in Denton
Clayton Horsey of Greensboro resigned the Democratic State Central Committee chair Monday in Denton to seek re election as Clerk of the Circuit Court. Arthur Brumbaugh was elected successor. Charles Harrison withdrew as a candidate. New committee includes Handy Orme and several Denton and Greensboro members. County treasurer post draws five men and one woman.
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T. Clayton Horsey
Greensboro
Democratic State Central Committee
Caroline County
Denton
Arthur W. Brumbaugh
Charles B. Harrison
Preston
Charles F. Handy
Federalsburg
Elmer T. Orme
J. Kemp Stevens
L. Irving Jones
G. Lawrence Wilson
Ridgely
Here Comes the Navy at Dentonia Theatre Labor Day Program
The Dentonia Theatre opens Friday and Saturday with Joe Penner in You Nasty Man and The Friends of Mr Sweeney plus Isham Jones Orchestra Vitaphone acts and Pathe News. Three days from Labor Day feature Here Comes the Navy with Cagney O Brien McHugh Stuart and a Navy parade, plus Hal LeRoy Private Lessons and Vitaphone shorts.
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United States Navy
Frank McHugh
Gloria Stuart
Hal le Roy
Dentonia Theatre
Joe Penner
Warner Bros
Mr. Sweeney
Charles Ruggles
Ann Dvorak
Eugene Pallette
Dorothy Burgess
Ruggles
Isham Jones
Pathe News
United States
James Cagney
Pat O’brien
Navy
U. S. Navy
Hal LeRoy
Refrigerator odor tip with Patapar wrap
A brief kitchen tip suggests wrapping cantaloupes and bananas in Patapar to reduce disagreeable odors. The advice claims odor containment improves freshness when fruits are stored together in the fridge.
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Patapar
The Farmer Uses Production Credit to Grow and Pay
Governor W S Myers of the Farm Credit Administration explains farmers’ need for production credit. He notes farmers are both owners and workers, requiring loans for land, machinery, seed, feed, and harvest payroll. He cites Production Credit Associations offering 5 percent loans vs merchant credit rates of 18–20 percent, with year-round credit reducing costly charge accounts.
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W. S. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
Myers
United States
Legibility urged for news items before publication
The notice asks correspondents to provide legible submissions without unclear abbreviations and states the paper cannot publish material it cannot decipher. It emphasizes readability for accurate printing and urges written submissions accessible to editors.
Handy scratch pads on sale at The Journal office
Readers can buy scratch pads for 1 cent each at The Journal office, a limited time offer highlighted for local shoppers seeking inexpensive writing aids. The deal emphasizes affordability and immediate availability at the newspaper’s storefront.
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Journal
FERA Opens Vast Industrial Program Nationwide
The Federal Emergency Relief Administration plans to build or lease manufacturing plants across the United States to employ millions on relief. Mattresses, clothing, and processed foods will be produced, with plants set up in every state and operations aligning with NRA wage rules. Workers will be paid NRA wages, and goods will be distributed free to relief recipients with state approval.
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Federal Emergency Relief Administration
FERA
NRA
Industrial News Service
Washington
Social Service Division
State Relief Administrations
Adams Cross Roads Home Coming at Bloomery Church
Announcement lists Adams Cross Roads Home Coming at Bloomery M. E. Church on September 28, 1934 at 2 PM with invite to bring friends. Reported social notes include W. S. Hubbard and son Winfield of Newport News Virginia visiting Chop Tank relatives and Adams families visiting Ocean City Maryland and D F Johnson household.
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Bloomery M. E
W. S. Hubbard
Winfield
Newport News
Choptank
Walter Adams
Earl Adams
Ocean City
Lee Adams
Pauline
D. F. Johnson
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Stingaree
Jack Haley
Mary Boland
Neil Hamilton
Patricia Ellis
Lila Lee
Dicky Moore
Ray Walker
Fred E. Covey
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Emory D. Kimmey
A. Fletcher Sisk
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Canned Foods Brokers
H. Reese Deane
Albert C. Ritchie
Wallace Beery
Jackie Cooper
Lionel Barrymore
Lewis Stone
Otto Kruger
Robert Montgomery
Maureen O'Sullivan, Edward Arnold
Thur
Richard Barthelmess
Hurlock Theatre
Frank Buck
Wild Cargo
Durante
Treasure Island
Jackie Coop
Emily Garey Swiss
H. Roland Towers
Preston, Md
Calvert C. Merriken
Denton, Md
Alt Anand
Cary Grant
Genevieve Tobin
William K. Scotton
Board of Election Supervisors
Jackson
Baltimore
William F. Jackson
Wilbert L. Merriken
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Orphans’ Court
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Harry L. Sullivan
C. Harvey Towers
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Philip W. Downes
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