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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1934
Page
4
A compact lesson outline on Ephesians 4 through 6, contrasting the old man with the new in believers. Highlights the mind, spiritual and moral nature, and the walk of the believer as taught by Christ. Emphasizes put off the old self, put on the new, and live in the Spirit with wisdom and gratitude.
The speaker rejects bluntly telling others what is wrong with them and argues for gentler, more considerate ways to draw people near.
A reader's puzzle page lists numerous horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and partial phrases. Many entries appear misspelled or garbled but include items like unhappy, protective covering for a dress, rebellious, preposition, lieutenant abbr, casts asperaicns, howls, small rat, preserves, ornament for hair, sailor, stables, material for hose, drug, father, meridional terms, and a mix of astronomy and grammar terms. The note promises the solution in the next issue.
Attorney for mortgagee will sell at public auction in Denton Maryland between 2 and 4 pm. The sale includes three farms known as Spurry William Cannon farm totaling 58 56 1/10 and 81 acres, Saulsbury farm 279 acres, and Bachelor's Forest and John Russell farm 124.5 acres plus appurtenances and crops. Located in Caroline county with legal description in the 1933 mortgage to Hughes Lumber & Coal Company. Trinity creditors.
Executor of Lona G. Clark estate offers at public sale in front of Denton Court House on October 16 1934 the Main Street property with 68 feet frontage after a prior conveyance. The sale includes two Denton farms with two story dwellings and outbuildings, and three rental houses on Lincoln Street. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance in installments or all cash. title papers and revenue stamps paid by purchaser. no by bidding.
John Henry Pritchett and Marie Pritchett along with multiple siblings and spouses are named in an equity matter filed in the Orphans Court for Caroline County. The case appears under Chy. No. and involves Florence M. Pritchett as Executrix of Thomas E. Pritchett deceased.
Orphans' Court for Caroline County orders notice by four weekly posters to non resident heirs and executrix Florence M. Pritchett to appear by Nov 14 1934. The bill seeks sale of Thomas E. Pritchett estate to pay debts including a $250 promissory note and costs, with real property located in Marydel Caroline County Maryland. Names include Florence M. Pritchett John Henry Pritchett Thomas F. Pritchett Clara B. Clay Anna L. Fassos Elsie V. LeCompte Malcolm Pritchett Audray Pritchett Clifford Pritchett Elaine Pritchett.
Assignee Fred R. Owens will auction the mortgaged real estate at Denton Maryland court house from 2 to 4 pm, June 1934. Property lies partly in Maryland First State and partly in Kent County Delaware, includes a two story five room dwelling with outbuildings on land formerly owned by John W. Hansen and Julia K. Hansen, deeded via Harvey L. Cooper. One third cash due day of sale. balance in six months with interest secured by notes or all cash.
Proceeds from the sale of cows and heifers, mules, mare with foal, brood sows, farming implements, hay, furniture, piano, appliances, and various tools will be auctioned at the Isaac T. Fleetwood farm near Denton Bridge on Tuckahoe Neck road. Terms cash. Auctioneers James Temple and Alex McWilliams.
An office at 306 Market St Denton Maryland operates daily from 9 am to 5 30 pm with phone contact listed as 32. The ad advertises office services available to local residents and businesses during standard business hours.
Notice is given that Mattie Voshell executrix of Levi Voshell late of Caroline county Maryland has letters testamentary from the Orphans Court. All claimants must exhibit claims with vouchers by April 14 1935 or be excluded from estate benefits. Debts must be settled promptly. September 18 1934.
Maryland General Assembly proposes amendments to the state constitution. It details Chapter 185 amending Section 15 Article 3 on session length and member pay, and Chapter 456 on city debt limits and Baltimore borrowing. The changes are set for the next general election with counted ballots for and against. Approved April 6, 1931.
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