Federalsburg Ready For Season Opener In May
Federalsburg gears up for the Eastern Shore League opener on May 6 hosting Dover in the first night game at home. New manager Charles Moss from Alabama leads 33 players toward a 14 man season roster, with Earl Mack overseeing pitching and returning four players from last year. The ballpark gets a fresh look with a new scoreboard press box and public address system as two exhibition games precede opening day.
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Federalsburg
Athletics
Dover
Charles Moss
Alabama
Charles
A’s
Troy
Wess Batterjee
Kendal Moran
John Monzak
Jack Stant
Earl Mack
Philadelphia A’s
Earl
Connie
Caroline County
Penn Athletic Club
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Federalsburg Park
Orphans' Court Approves Multiple Estate Actions
The Orphans' Court met Tuesday with Judges Towers Handy and Dennis. Actions approved include releases for Ferdinand Nagel estate and John Elliott Noble guardianship, credit for a note in Alexander Nicholas estate, debts and accounts of sales for Robert W. Knotts estate, new inventory for W J Richards estate, and a petition and order to sell and transfer stock in Sallie S Roe estate.
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Orphans’ Court
Judges Towers
Handy
Dennis
Ferdinand Nagel
John Elliott Noble
Alexander Nicholas
Robert W. Knotts
W. J. Richards
Sallie S. Roe
Quotations on Change and Grace from Arnold and Hebrews
A compact reflection noting that all things change including creeds but God remains, followed by a Bible verse urging bold approach to grace and mercy in times of need.
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God
Arnold
Maryland Wheat Acreage Allotment Made Under AAA 1938
Maryland set its 1938 wheat acreage allotment at 395 014 acres with state totals 62 500 000 nationally. County committees assign farm allotments. individual farmers receive payments at 12 cents a bushel on farm wheat acreage. Deductions apply for overages in soil-depleting crops beyond allotments, not for excess wheat if other crops decline. Some states with small farm wheat per acre may see little allotment use. In areas with no surplus, wheat allotments go to farms usually selling over 100 bushels.
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Maryland
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Paul E. Nystrom
Maryland Agricultural Conservation Committee
Ground floor storage for children’s gear at home
Children need accessible ground floor storage for wraps books playthings and rainy day gear. Hooks and shelves should be within reach to foster independent use. A coat closet near the main entrance with low hooks and a hanging rod helps, plus a small shelf for overshoes and a tiered shelf for hats gloves and small wear.
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Jessie D. Hinton
University of Maryland Extension Service
Lincoln Quote on a New Birth of Freedom
A paraphrase of the famous Gettysburg Address lines emphasizes a nation under God with government by and for the people continuing to endure. It reflects enduring democratic values and national unity across time.
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Lincoln
Old Chestertown Day Set For May 14
Old Chestertown Day, in Kent County, will be held Saturday May 14 with civic groups and officials partnering with the Public Library. A tour of Washington College and historic colonial homes will feature special exhibits and hostesses in period dress from noon to 5:30 PM. Proceeds benefit library expansion.
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Kent County
Washington College
Chestertown
Maryland
E.S. T
Watch Out for the Bike. A Highway Hazard Grows
Keystone Automobile Club officials warn bicycles are a rising highway safety problem as many children under twelve ride on streets and highways. Speedy new bikes with speedometers up to 60 mph threaten safety. parents bear heavy responsibility. We appeal to drivers and cyclists to exercise utmost care to prevent bike fatalities and accidents in 1938.
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Keystone Automobile Club
Matthew P. Hanley
Eastern Shore
Quotes about happiness and education appear together
A clipping presents two maxims: happiness is universal, credited to the Christian Science Monitor, and an opposing view that education is despised by the ignorant attributed to Publius Syrus. The lines juxtapose attained wisdom with critical sentiment.
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Christian Science Monitor
Publius Syrus
Primary School Pupils To Show Worth of Library
The Denton Primary School will stage the library themed entertainment at the Denton PTA meeting Monday May 2 at 8 pm in Caroline High School. Four grades will present library use themes and invite interest in child libraries and good literature.
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Denton
Denton Parent-Teacher Association
Caroline High School
Denton Primary School
Dove
Norman Raleigh
Bridgewater College
Dove Bridgewater College
Caroline County
Weather and Crop Progress in Allegheny Mountain Area
This week brought warm to cool spells with clear days and light rain. Grains grasses and pastures flourish with wheat rye oats and peas growing while fruit trees peach and apple trees advance in bloom across counties. John R. Weeks reports conditions ahead of normal with strong tobacco and early potato plantings in southern and central areas.
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Allegheny Mountain
Laurel
Snow Hill
Cheltenham
Wyoming
JOHN R. WEEKS
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