Tax Ditch Managers Named In County
County commissioners confirm officers for multiple tax ditches, name managers and treasurers, approve road changes to state maintenance, reject tax abatement in bankruptcy, and authorize payment of $2,613.56 in bills. These actions cover Chicane, Gravelly Run, Brinsfield, and many other ditches with listed managers and treasurers.
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Page One Hospital
Jacob H. Robbins
Marcie W. Bloodsworth
J. Otis McAllister
James Roland Seeders
East New Market
James E. Andrews
Jacob H. Robbing
Lakesville-Crapo
State Roads Commission
Griffith Neck Road
Island Creek
Ernest A. Gillis
Pig Neck Road
Joseph E. Bell
Arthur C. Brinsfield
Treas
Calvin B. Brinsfield
Mer
J. C. Coulbourne
T. H. Woollen
D. Mason Cheezum
Mess
R. Alton Hackett
T. J. Traden
C. C. Betts
Fred Kraft
G. E. Adshead
Brinsfield
Arthur Seabrease
John Wainwright
Brookview
James Kelley
Edgar Wheatley
Hammond McAllen
Buck Neck
Mers
Fred W. Gore
Reginald Jones
A. R. Peterson
George W. Hanson
Russell P. Smith
C. Mace LeCompte
Winnie Wainwright
Conway Mill
J. A. Christopher
W. C. Collins
Davis Pond
J. M. Wheatley
Amos Russell
John Wright, Jr
Dublin
Leonard R. Wilson
Skinners Run
O. W. Corkran
W. D. Smith
Wm. Horn
Wesley Church
J. Lynn Jones
Ira Y. Wheatley
James C. Davis
Wright’s Branch
A. T. Harper
A. A. Osborne
H. Phillips
Wright’s Pond
Fred Williams
Victor Wright
T. Olin Taylor
Middletown
Prices Drop At H. Jones Store Church Creek
A 1920s style sales pitch advertises beer groceries and cheap goods at H. Jones Store Church Creek. It lists 2 lb chocolate drops 22c country lard 10c per lb shirts hats suits pants and other clothing with low prices and a note to buy oil and a S. H. Jones book.
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H. Jones
S. H. Jones
Dr Steinmeyer to Speak on Europe Today and Tomorrow
Dr Reuben Steinmeyer of the University of Maryland political science department will speak at the TriCounty Women's Homemakers Clubs meeting on Tuesday April 11 at the Cambridge Armory. About three hundred women from Dorchester Talbot and Caroline counties are expected to attend.
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Europe
Reuben Steinmeyer
University of Maryland
Department of Political Science
Cambridge Armory
Dorchester
Talbot
Caroline Counties
Delaware bill proposes pay raise to restore teachers’ cuts
The Delaware biennial appropriation for schools before the budget committee includes a $421 000 increase over the past two years to restore teachers’ salary cuts in a total bill of $7 735 000. Representative Biggs of Hartington introduced a separate bill making liquor price advertising unlawful with license revocation as the penalty.
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Delaware
Biggs
Hartington
Somerset County Residents Push Referendum On Tax Hike
Somerset County residents launched a petition drive to block county bills they fear raise the tax rate by 26 cents. The effort aims to force a referendum as legislative appropriations seem to trigger the increase.
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Somerset Ocountians
Princess Anne
Somerset Countians
Assembly moves to circulate five tax bills countywide
Courthouse officials and political leaders began circulating five bills passed by the Assembly. They argue voters should decide on the measures, claiming the bills would raise taxes.
Judge Knotts Seeks Grand Jury Action on Slot Machines
Denton Caroline county grand jury deliberations resume after Circuit Judge J Owen Knotts admonishes action against curb of slot machine operations and illicit liquor traffic He cites that seventy percent of machine money goes to the owner and many patrons are children Later mention 4H Dairy finals at World Fair in San Francisco October 21 to 30 with Maryland members invited under National Boys and Girls Club work committee
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Denton
Caroline County
J. Owen Knotts
Fe Knotts
National Committee On Boys and Girls Club
Maryland
Maryland Dairy Cattle Contest Encourages Youth Participation
The program offers county and state awards and training for boys and girls. Participants should contact local leaders or the county extension agent to learn regulations and prepare their work. Demonstrations cover breeding, growing, fitting, feeding, judging, and dairy farm milk production. A Maryland State team will be chosen at Timonium Fair on September 4.
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Maryland
Timonium Fair
Dairy Show Scholarships Offer Cash Rewards to Winners
Counties placing first and second will receive gold and silver medals and state winners gain free educational trips to the National Dairy Show in San Francisco. The two top teams in each extension section will earn scholarships of 250 and 390 dollars funded by the Kraft Phenix Cheese Corporation. No entry fee or obligation is required.
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San Francisco
Kraft-Phenix Cheese Corporation
Galestown 4-H Club Meets At Beverly Bialk Home
Galestown 4-H Club held a regular meeting on Thursday March 23 at Beverly Bialk's residence. Mrs. Leslie Hudson led the session with President Marguerite Hudson calling the meeting to order. Three new members joined the group.
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Galestown
4-H Club
Beverly Bialk
Leslie Hudson
Marguerite Hudson
Meeting Notes Mention Tea Towels and Games
Members planned to bring tea towels to the next meeting after a business session. Refreshments were served and attendees enjoyed the event. The next meeting is scheduled for April 14 at a member’s home.
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Edwin S. Lake
John E. Gore
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Albert H. Palechek
Arlie Richardson
Pound Creek
Sidney English
Fred Eberspacker
Salem
Wilbur Fooks
H. A. Baumgartner
F. H. Vincent, Jr
HH. P
Chris-Craft
HH. FP
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Cambridge, Maryland
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Thane
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Cambridge, MD
Heart of
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