Davis Hatchery announces day old chicks and services
Day old and started chicks at reasonable prices. We keep chicks on hand for convenience. Custom hatching of hen and turkey eggs offered at reasonable prices. Phone Pres s F11 or call at hatchery. Davis Hatchery, 2 Miles Southwest of Preston, Md. 4-20-31.
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Davis Hatchery
Preston
County Track And Field Records Still Held
The Caroline county annual track meet will be held in Denton on May 11 under the Playground Athletic League. The list preserves county records across multiple weight classes and events from 80 to 115 pounds, with performances by Denton Federalsburg Preston Greensboro and other towns, spanning 1915 to 1980.
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Denton
Playground Athletic League
Dr. Crouse
Ridgely
J. D. Johnson
Federalsburg
I. Dobson
Greensboro
D. Newcomer
D. B
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Denton High
H. Fleetwood
M. Griffith
K. Shaffer
M. Wheatley
C. Noble
Preston
L. Lord
B. B
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R. Iwe G. Goldsborough
W. Hurst
Smith
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F. Norris
M. Nusbaum
D. C. Bonnington
J. R. Willoughby
S. B. Bat Fordis
R. Bickling
R. L. Andrew
G. Butler
L. Knotts
H. Roe
C. Smith
W. Passwater
S. Truax
D. Blades
C. H. Noble
W. Butler
C. Bradley
E. Hinderer
J. Temple
Tydings Pleads For Sanity In Debates On Economic Policy
Senator Tydings of Maryland pleads for an about-face away from alphabetic monstrosities and a philosophy of scarcity. He warns industry faces suffering and calls for restoring sanity to prevent threats to private enterprise and the American system of individual freedom.
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Senator Tydings
Maryland
Tydings
Maryland Federation to Meet in Snow Hill April 25
The Eastern Shore District of the Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs will hold its twenty seventh semi annual meeting at the What Coat Methodist Episcopal Church in Snow Hill on Thursday April 25. Miss Florence Evelyn Monk will preside, with luncheon served and sessions at 10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. Nominees for federation offices include Hoadley, Troy, Roe, Lane and Hopkins. A Treble Clef Choral Club concert will cap the afternoon, and officers of the district federation are listed.
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Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
Snow Hill
Whatcoat Methodist Episcopal Church
Woman’s Club
Harry F. Covington
Florence Evelyn Monk
Rulph S. Allen
Maryland Federation
Women’s Clubs
Frank M. Hoadley
Chevy Chase
John Paul Troy
Baltimore
Frederick P. Roe
Greensboro
Michael J. Lane
North Beach
J. Howard Hopkins
Laurel
Eastern Shore District Federation
Treble Clef Choral Club
Salisbury
Frances H. Dryden
William B. Tilghman, Jr
Orphans Court Proceedings in Caroline County
The Orphans Court met in regular session with Judges Towers Dennis and Handy. Administors filed inventories and accounts for Howard T Bennett Edward Hines Mary Lee Liden and Mary Mowbray among others. Executors granted authority to sell real estate of Laura Gruwell and Isabelle Dean subject to court order.
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Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Towers
Dennis
Handy
Homer B. Bennett
Howard T. Bennett
J. Virgil Moore
Alonzo Hines
Edward Hines
Carrie Gibbs
Laura Scott
Charles Hines
Granville Gruwell
Naomi T. Melvin
Laura A. Gruwell
Edward F. Pierce
Mary F. Pierce
Isabelle Dean
W. Brewster Deen
Ashes hauled away by Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co
If you want your ashes hauled away call 26 or 30, Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co.
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Fire Rips Through Parrott Home Near Denton
William C Parrott and his wife aged and frail were awakened by smoke and flames early Saturday. The blaze consumed the second floor as neighbors and a passing motorist helped save a few belongings before Denton Fire Company arrived. The couple found shelter with a neighbor. property loss estimated at 1500 dollars.
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William C. Parrott
Mr. Parrott
Denton
Denton Fire Company
Nuttle Named Head of Maryland Agricultural Corporation
Charles T. Cockey Jr. resigns as president of the Agricultural Corporation of Maryland after years of service. H. H. Nuttle of Denton elected to fill the unexpired term, bringing credentials as vice-president of the Maryland Farm Bureau Federation, Dickinson College graduate, and former State Senator. Cockey praised for earnest and devoted leadership. his home is Pikesville, Baltimore County.
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Charles T. Cockey, Jr
Agricultural Corporation of Maryland
H. H. Nuttle
Denton
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Dickinson College
State Senate
Cockey
Mr. Cockey
Pikesville
Baltimore County
Shore Grocers Join Sales Tax Protest
Shore grocers plan a protest against the one percent gross sales tax that took effect April 1. They align with a state association and urge store closures for a May 12 and 13 meeting in Cumberland to oppose the levy. The letters describe the battle as continuing after initial defeat and accuse legislators of sacrificing grocers for beer and public utilities to fund relief money.
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Cumberland
General Assembly
The Journal Office Adopts Latest Style for Printing
For wedding invitations and visiting cards use The Journal office as headquarters. Work neatly and artistically with the latest style type.
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Journal
New Mam Furnisher Promotes Floor Coverings Deals
A promotional note from M. KE advertising new values in floor coverings across the peninsula. The card emphasizes larger selections and better prices, urging readers to visit the store for improved home furnishing choices.
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M. KE. Newmam
First Aid Certificates Awarded at Denton Meeting
Commodore W E Longfellow awarded standard First Aid Certificates to members of Federalsburg Greensboro Ridgely and Preston volunteer fire companies. He urged widespread training, cited Rockville disaster aid, noted auto accident death rates, and praised the Red Cross water safety program with the slogan Every American Swimmer and Every Swimmer a Life Saver.
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Commodore W. E. Longfellow
American Red Cross
Federalsburg
Charles L. Bryant
W. S. Nobile
Russell Morgan
Harold E. Roe
Greensboro
W. Byron Poore
John F. Eveland
J. Paul Curry
Edward G. Dean
Ridgely
J. K. Snowberger
William E. Snowberger
Claude H
Towers
Charles H. Hammond
Preston
W. Johnson Bonner
James E. Douglas
Robert O. Dulin
Commodore Longfellow
Rockville
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Maryland
Red Cross
United States
Baltimore
Union
National Red Cross
In Memoriam M Hester Jopp Three Years Since Death
In remembrance of M Hester Jopp who departed this life three years ago on April 18 1932. The month of April brings sorrow yet again for the loss and the vacant chair in the home. A tender voice is still and a smiling face we will not see. Until we meet on that beautiful shore. By her husband daughter and grandson. Newspaper obituary notice from Hlyr.
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M. Hester Jopp
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