Marydel Adopts Daylight Saving Time and Local Notes
Marydel town officials vote to again observe Daylight Saving Time starting April 25. The column details weekend visitors from Dread Hill and Wilmington, guests at Marydel homes, homemaker activities, and community events including Pollyanna meeting notes and upcoming May entertainments. Eleven named individuals and multiple households are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marydel
John Boys
Dread Hill
University of Delaware
Doris Ann Wyatt
Wilmington
Amos Wyatt
Oscar Morris
Forest Hills
Long Island
Dover
Morris
Sara Jacobs
Helen Brannock
L. A. Covell
Dewey Faulkner
Tilghman’s Island
Roy Johnson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Vivian Borgersen
Harry Heather
Lee Leslie
Edith Dailey
Marydel Homemakers Club
Denton Health Center
Glen Hummer
Maude Hummer
M. Carmen
Robert Carmen
Near
Philadelphia School of the Bible
Community Hall
Bible School
Edith Purnell
Rehoboth Beach
Fred Piner
Margaret Hayes
Philadelphia
William Hayes
Robert Miler
Edward Lapham
Larry Heather
Transportation firms listed for regional routes
Red Star Motor Co avenues Salisbury and Baltimore Maryland, Baltimore and Annapolis Railroad, Baltimore Maryland, Pennsylvania Greyhound Washington D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Star Motor Coaches, Inc
Salisbury
Baltimore, Md
Baltimore & Annapolis R. R. Co
Pennsylvania
Greyhou
Washington, D
Remembrance of Jesse L Reed by Anna Reed Hignutt
In loving memory of Jesse L Reed who died 22 years ago on April 28 the year sorrow and grief linger each April. A daughter Anna Reed Hignutt writes of his peaceful rest and hope of joining in the holy land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse L. Reed
Anna Reed Hignutt
Maryland School Lunch Funds Help Meals This Year
Farm front reports Lunch Program total 616,993 dollars for the school year. Federal funds are allocated to states by child population and per capita income, with local matching required. The Agriculture Department uses part of the fund to buy foods, including 328,771 pounds canned tomatoes and 228,000 pounds tomato juice for Maryland, plus dry milk, processed cheese, peanut butter, and orange juice quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Maryland
Maryland schools rely on federal and local support for lunch program
Maryland schools rely on Federally purchased stocks plus local market buys to supply school lunches. Since the year began they received 1.55 million pounds of potatoes and other dried fruits and eggs, while local sponsors cover the majority of food costs. Dittrick notes federal aid is only a part of total supplies and credits state and local administration for program success amid rising costs and staffing limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Department of Agriculture
Dittrick
U. S. Department of Agriculture
State Department of Education
Also Mentioned on This Page
Price Kater
James Kalter
Washington
Bert Kaler
Karl Jacobsen
Bessie Cleaver
Clara Smith
Miss Spafford
Photo Service
Onley
Chesapeake Bay Ferry System
Sandy Point
Matapeake
Claiborne
Romancoke
Carrietion
R Informa
Memoriam
J. Virgil
H. Earle Smith Masonic
Denton, MD
Alngle
U. S. Army
U.S. Air Force
Masonic Building
U. S. Air Force
Air Force Reserve
U & Air Force
U S. Army
US Air Force
N. Washington Street
Easton, Maryland
Lower Caroline
Coop
Harmony
Preston
Marvin G. Todd
Preston, Md
C. Jerome Brown
Elmer T. Orme
A. Fletcher Sisk
Earl Bennett
Democratic State Central Committee
Caroline County
George W. Clendaniel
Paul A. Croll
Max Chambers
Beverly L. Goldsborough
William Finn
Eglantine
New Hampshire
S. C
Eglantine Farm
Greensboro
H. M. Field, Inc
C. R. Geisel
Cal Howard Land & Gravel CO
Roy Ths
THE
Coca-Cola Company
Easton Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Easton, Md
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