Assignee’s Sale of Valuable Real Estate Near Goldsboro
Fred R. Owens as assignee will sell at the Denton County House door in Maryland two parcels of land in Caroline county with a six room dwelling, barn, silos, and outbuildings on State Road from Goldsboro to Henderson. Parcels total about 66 acres, including parcels described from old deeds with road frontages and boundaries. One-third cash due at sale, balance in six months with interest secured by notes and surety. title papers and stamps paid by purchaser. Auctioneer A J Dhue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margret Bennett
Addie L. Wilson
Liber J. IR. S
Caroline county
Fred R. Owens
Denton
Maryland
G. W. Goldsborough
Delaware and Chesapeake
Castle Hall
Greensboro
Margaret Bennett
Quartus E. Rust
Margaret H Bennett
John Bennett
Carolne
William Zeller
J. Spencer Lapham
Lapham
Albert Saunders
Saunders
William Zeigler
Zeigler
Goldsboro
Collectio A. J
Ministers Meet at Hillsboro for Middletown District Session
The Ministers Association of the Middletown District met Tuesday in Hullsboro Church with Rev. R. K. Stephenson of Smyrna delivering the fall address. Speakers included Rev. E. L. Hoffecher and Rev. Milton S. Andrews, plus Rev. J. E. Hallman and Rev. Geo. W. Dawson. Attendees discussed Maryland repeal amendments and agreed to mount a dry-vote registration drive. A parallel Ministers' Wives gathering featured vocal numbers by Mrs Merle Watson and readings by Mrs. Bernard Sparks. The event was hosted by the Hullsboro church with a dinner served by the Ladies Aid and Wo mins Home Missionary Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Stephenson
D. D
Smyrna
Del
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ministers’ Association of
Middletown
Hullsboro
E. L. Hoffecher
Easton
Milton S. Andrews
Denton
J E. C. Hallman
Geo. White Dawson
Greensboro
Maryland
Association of Ministers’ Wives
Merle Watson
Bernard Sparks
Queen Anne
read
J. H. Gardner
hostess church
Ladies Aid Society
Womins Home Missionary Society
Auto Racing Giant Enters For Cambridge Fair Meet
The first entry for the two day Auto Speed Classic on the Cambridge Oval Fair Week comes from Johnny Cebulo of Manville New Jersey. A giant in size and fearless speed king, he has won first money at every meet this season and often lifts all four wheels off the track. He faces stiff competition from Lucky Guy Tanacious of Westfield and Dewey Catoni of Indiana, plus southern drivers Dusty Rhodes Bil White Jimmy Hood and Joe Rutledge from Baltimore. Atlantic Motor Racing Association secretary George J Fisher of Philadelphia claims this will be the greatest speed contest this country has seen with thrills chills and spills as roaring motors and burning castor oil light up the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Oval
Johnny Cebulo
Manville
N. J
Cebulo
Guy Tanacious
Westfield
Dewey Catoni
Indiana
Dusty Rhodes
Bil White
Jimmy Hood
Joe Rutledge
Baltimore
George J. Fisher
Atlantic Motor Racing Association
Philadelphia
The Journal Office as Headquarters for Fine Printing
For wedding invitations visiting records and fine printing work The Journal office serves as headquarters. The note emphasizes neat artistry using the latest style type to ensure high quality engraving and printing for all such custom needs.
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Journal
Get scratch pads for 1 cent at The Journal office
The Journal office offers handy scratch pads at a price of one cent each. Supplies are limited and available at the front desk during regular hours. This brief notice advertises a small utility item for readers and staff.
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Journal
Great White Oak Fell In Storm Near Burrosville
A storm on August 24 damaged timber and felled a venerable white oak about four miles from Burrosville on the Denton road on L. B. Towers farm. The 150 year old tree spread over 100 feet with a crown diameter and a trunk circumference of about 19 feet, drawing many admirers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrosville
Denton road
L. B. Towers
Thomas Melvin
Wheat Control Association Organized Here
The Wheat Control Association was organized here with officers named: President W. A. Cawley Denton, Vice President Frank Stevenson Ridgely, Secretary-Treasurer Wm. H. Evans. District committeemen and directors were elected from several towns including Henderson Greensboro Denton Federalsburg Ridgely Preston Ebner Kelley Oliver Taylor Ifillboro and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Wheat Production Control Association
W. A. Cawley
Denton
Frank Stevenson
Ridgely
Wm. H. Evans
Howard Sylvester
W. E. Stubbs
Henderson
John Stevenson
William Hubbard
Greensboro
J. A. Willoughby
W. M. Liden
Federalsburg
J. Hudson Taylor
Ebner T. Kelley
Preston
Byron Griffith
Oliver Taylor
Luther Short
Irwin T. Sparklin
Ifillboro
J. Boon Jarrell
Francis Lynch
Frank Adams
Federal
Wye Oak Endures Storm Damage at Wye Mills
The 300 year old Wye Oak in Wye Mills suffered its worst damage in history when a gale tore a 50 foot limb and damaged the venerable tree yet remains a noted Maryland landmark. Foresters call it the oldest and most beautiful tree in the state with a 54% foot circumference at one foot above the ground and a large spread covering about one third of an acre. The giant was chosen in 1919 as the first tree to enter the American Forestry Association tree hall of fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wye Mills
Maryland
American Forestry Association
Washington
Hatcherymen Meet In Baltimore On Code Discussion
More than 300 hatcherymen from across Maryland gathered at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore to discuss the baby chick industry code. Lloyd E. Holsinger chaired the session, with Reese V. Hicks outlining the code adopted at the International Baby Chick Association convention and awaiting Agriculture Department approval. The code covers licensing, price differentials, labor standards, wage scales, and uniform records to aid administration, while trade rules bar misleading ads and require live arrival guarantees and advertising restrictions.
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Maryland State Poultry Association
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
Lloyd E. Holsinger
Denton
Holsinger
Reese V. Hicks
Kansas City
International Baby Chick Association
Grand Rapids
Mich
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
C. L. Hunt
Federal Trade Commission
ferio
Farm Bureau Hires H. E. Holsinger As Secretary Manager
Appreciation note to Caroline County Farm Bureau members and patrons praises support for the former secretary and urges backing for the new appointee H. E. Holsinger. He brings prior experience from 1927 to 1928 and will handle Farm Loans applications, aiming to make 1933 the Bureau’s greatest year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Caroline County
H. E. Holsinger
Holsinger
Federal Land Bank
Commissioner Farm Loans
County Farmers To Get Full 30 Cents In A A Plan
W H Evans county agent says Caroline county wheat producers will receive the full twenty eight or thirty cents per bushel on domestically consumed portion of average production for 1930 31 and 32 base period. Extra bushels allotted to cover association expenses return to producer. Announcement of 15 percent acreage reduction by Secretary of Agriculture reduces land kept out of wheat, improving plan outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Evans
Caroline county
Secretary of Agriculture
Evans
Time Extended for Wheat Applications
Wheat contracts closing date set as September 2 but Wheat Administration announces extension. Farmers may sign now with district committee guidance. many growers in Caroline County show enthusiasm as progress continues. Those not entering plan may sign an application for an allotment in the remaining years, with payments for 15 percent of land left out of production averaging 14 to 16 dollars per acre based on base-period yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline county
Moore Family Holds 13th Annual Reunion at State Road Chapel
The Moore family held its thirteenth annual reunion Monday at State Road Chapel with 106 attending. After dinner in the grove, contests entertained both children and adults. Benjamin H. Moor Sr. of Dover became honorary president following the death of Mrs Corilla Moor Laws. Attendees included numerous Moors and related families from Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York.
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Moore
State Road Chapel
grove
Benjamin H. Moor
Dover
Corilla Moor Laws
Benjamin H. Moor Sr
Charles A. Moor
Nelly D
Helen S. Moor
Homer Hoom
Arthur F. Dawes
George J. Pyott
A. Massey Moor
Roberta Stewart
New York
William L. Dawes
Wilmington
Benjamin H. Moor Jr
M. Margaret Moor
Margaret
J. Carroll George
J. W. Perry
Arthur Perry
Elva P. Wolf
Denton
Petitt de Mange
Chester
Card of Thanks for sympathy after loss
James Smith and children express gratitude for help and flowers during wife’s sickness and death.
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James Smith
anGHlye
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