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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1934
Page
6
The 1934 CHS schedule shows matches from Sept 21 to Oct 19 with four teams advancing to a return round. Weather losses grant each team 1 point. season rules require passing grades, four-year play limits, weekly attendance, and a town referee for home games.
Mr and Mrs Joe Pritchett and son Addison visited relatives in Dover and Pennsylvania over the week end. Mr and Mrs Payton Thompson spent Sunday with Rev and Mrs Claude Thompson in Royal Oak. Willie McGill of Baltimore is visiting Mr Allen Sands. Irene Perry visited Gladys Taylor in Stevensville on Sunday. Mrs Harley Davenport of Vienna visited relatives here Sunday. Dorothy Perry visited friends in Cordova on Sunday.
A compact history of milk and cheese, from ancient beliefs to modern dairy science. It traces dairy progress, from seasonal farming to all year production, notes rising cow milk yields, and lauds cheese as an American triumph with Kraft as a symbol, while contrasting old European cheeses.
Loren 8 Pritchett from Henderson entered service in 1917 rising from private to sergeant in 1918 then discharged in 1919 with overseas service from 1918 to 1919. Oscar W Pritchett of Marydel joined July 1917 through 1919 with multiple unit transfers and overseas time. Ralph B Pritchett of Greensboro enlisted December 1917, served in 14th Company 154th Depot Brigade and Battery E 312th Field Artillery, discharged February 1918 due to disability.
Denton celebrates ending of Golden Opportunity Week with free prizes and a two night program. The final events feature The Man With Two Faces starring Edward G. Robinson and Mary Astor, plus Pathe News and a Vitaphone act. A Tuesday Wednesday lineup includes Finishing School with Ginger Rogers and Bruce Cabot, followed by Hearst News and Vitaphone shorts. Dames starring Ruby Keeler and Dick Powell is also teased as the year's standout musical.
A 1934 outlook warns of rising automobile deaths with about 20 percent more fatalities in the first half of the year versus 1933 and expects worse months ahead. It cites 31,000 deaths in 1933, predicting 37,200 with over a million injured and billions in losses. The piece urges stricter regulations and enforcement to curb reckless driving.
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