Bow Your Head. Labor Dictator Rules Coal Mines
Citizens should note John L. Lewis forced government operation of coal mines by threat of strike and the War Labor Board’s failure to enforce contracts. The piece argues this capitulation to labor dictates signals a shift toward state socialism, with government activities aligned to Lewis’s terms. The author condemns government impotence and calls for a return to private ownership and limits on labor power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
The
New York Times
Ickes
Lewis
Newton
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
United States
War Labor Board
Ridgely area births and community notices
Ridgely area reports include births at local hospitals with July and August dates for families in Queen Anne Denton and Houston Del. families. Also noted are tonsil operations, hospital visits, church services union events, guests visiting local residents, nurse training progress, and residents attending Camp Meade and Memorial Hospital Easton for observation. Neighbors and relatives from Chester Philadelphia Dover Greensboro Wilmington and Baltimore are mentioned with various visits and transfers.
Greensboro Lions appoint district officers and new publicity post
Deputy District Governor John M. Stewart Region 1 Arthur W. Brumbaugh Region 2 Milton K. Larmore Region 3 Guy E. Harmon Zone 1 Region 2 details and a new District of Publicity office aimed at aiding all clubs in the district. The article lists local residents connected to Lions Club leadership and notes several moves, visits, and illnesses among townspeople.
Local residents noted in town visits and hospital stays
Wilmington residents spent time away at Rehoboth and Frederick area relatives. Several visitors were reported including Mrs. Walter Mitchell and children from Baltimore, Miss Clara Dennis in Frederica, Del., Mrs. Annie Bromley of New York, and Mrs. Clinton Guthrie in Baltimore. Local hospital retirements included Mrs. C. T. Pinder and Mrs. Gaston Buckie with ties to Memorial Hospital Easton. Mrs. Rose Morris and Mrs. Voshell were also mentioned visiting town and hosting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Rehoboth
Walter Mitchell
Baltimore
Clara Dennis
Frederica
Del
C. T. Pinder
Memorial Hospital
Easton
William E. Sparks
Annie Bromley
New York
Clinton Guthrie
Gaston Buckie
Easton Hospital
Rose Morris
Voshell
Leonard Dean
Albert White
Local social notes from Wilmington and surrounding towns
Henderson and Montague families of Wilmington along with Mrs. Paswater visited the Montague home for the weekend. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Shelton and daughter Bonnie Lou of Sadlersville and Mrs. Harman of Dover visiting Dora Melvin. The Tharp family from Earlton New Jersey spent several days with Rev. Grover Tharp and his parents. Mrs. Coffin of near town visited Olivia M. Coffin a patient at Greenville Hospital. Allan Dobson returned to Fort Jackson after a 10 day furlough. George Hemp of Jersey City visiting Edward Coffin and family. Jack Whitby of Camden spent several days with relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Palmer
George Montague
Wm. Earl Paswater
Wilmington
T. A. Montague
Lewis Shelton
Bonnie Lou
Sadlersville
Elma Harman
Dover
Dora Melvin
Grover Tharp and Son
Earlton
N. J
Grover Tharp
Edward Coffin
Near Town
Olivia M. Coffin
Greenville Hospital
Jersey City
Pfe
Allan Dobson
Fort Jackson
S. C
George Hemp
Jack Whitby
Camden
Del
Local Social Notes From Nearby Towns
NIS uncle and sunt Mr and Mrs Henry Shultie Mrs Oram Griffin and daughter Miss Mary of Wilmington spent Sunday and Monday at their home Mr and Mrs T A Montague were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Earl Paswater in Greensboro on Mon Mr and Mrs Clifton Seward and children of Marcus Hook visited Mrs Ella Satterfield on Sunday Mr and Bris Martin Bennett of Dover were guests of Mr and Mrs T A Montague on Wednesday Mr and Mrs Albert Powell of Baltimore were week end guests of Mr and Mrs W E Stubbs Miss Esther Cartwright of Wilmington spent Tuesday of last week with relatives here Mrs Patsy Jarrell of Rannoplis spent last week with her sister Mrs E C Gooden Misses Alice and Ann Richard spent last week end with Miss Mary Robb Roden Mr W N Walls is visiting his daughter Mrs Irvin Keacon in Wilmington Mrs M W Gooden visited relatives in Wilmington last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J
Richard Sparks
Sparks
Baltimore County
Maryland
Ruth Saulsbury
Marshall Hitch
Stone Harbor
Semerteen
Mires
Price
Chestertown
John Thomas
Arthur Richard
Felton
Del
Cambridge
Elizabeth Wilson
Wilmington
Norman Wilson
Thompson Swing
Suzanne
Rehoboth
Nis
Henry Shultie
Oram Griffin
Mary
T. A. Montague
Earl Paswater
Greensboro
Clifton Seward
Marcus Hook
Ella Satterfield
Bris. Martin Bennett
Dover
Albert Powell
Baltimore
W. E. Stubbs
Esther Cartwright
Patsy Jarrell
Rannoplis
E. C. Gooden
Alice
Ann Richard
Mary Robb Roden
W. N. Walls
Irvin Keacon
M. W. Gooden
Goldsboro Funeral for Mrs Mattie Jarman of Baltimore
The funeral of Mrs Mattie Jarman widow of W T Jarman formerly of Goldsboro was held at Trinity Church Friday afternoon with burial at Greensboro cemetery. Several local residents attended including Mr and Mrs W J Murphy and Mrs E S Matin. Others visiting relatives included Mr and Mrs Luther Bennett and Mr and Mrs Chas Hesselburg. Recent births and visits noted among residents and guests from Philadelphia Dover Easton and Linwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Jarman
Baltimore
W. T. Jarman
Goldsboro
Trinity Church
Greensboro Cemetery
W. J. Murphy
E. S. Matin
Chas. Hesselburg
Sadlersville
Nelson Wyatt
Linwood
Luther Bennett
Thos. Snocktey
Easton
Lucy Cartwright
Howard Shockley
Fifer’s Hospital
Paul Thomas
Summit
N. J
Howard Thomas
Sewinz
Clifford Schaube
Irving Voshell
Dover
Virgie Cartwright
Chas. Bickling
Philadelphia
Noble Dhue
Mollie Shockley
Martha Williams
Grace Walters
New York
A. D. Quillen
Preston Mrs Max Chambers Involved In Serious Accident
Mrs Max Chambers suffered a serious Thursday night incident after colliding with a telephone pole while puzzled by a bicycle rider. The car was wrecked but she was unhurt. Local residents and visiting relatives from Houston and Baltimore are noted, with several trips to Rehoboth Beach and Ocean City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Chambers
Milton Cox
Houston
Texas
Fred Collins
Nellie Harris
H. M. Hollis
O. B. Blades
Bobby
Rehoboth Beach
Landon Walston
Clara Payne
Rachael Baylor
Patty Payne
Inez Noble
Percy Douglas
Ocean City
J. R. Phillips Jr
Berlin
Card of Thanks for Naomi Clark Roe
The Clark family expresses sincere gratitude for the many sympathy cards letters and floral tributes received for Naomi Clark Roe. Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Clark and Family extend thanks to friends for kindness and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Clark Roe
Harry S. Clark
Hillsboro Social News Around Town
Miss Charianne and Ellinor leave for Happy Valley Camp Port Deposit on August eighth for the rest of the month. Mrs Olin Hunter Elaine Hunter and Clayton Wright of Centreville visit Miss Dora Morris and Miss Frances Covell. Pvt Francis Pinder of Camp Rucker spent time with his wife at the Vernon Baker home. Lt Forest Ratchford Esther Skinner and Wm Taylor Skinner weekend with Ethel Skinner. Henry Fleming of Wilmington weekends with his parents Frank and wife. R H Harding of Passaic visits Ralph Holland. Susie Thompson weekend with T A Geiser at Centreville. Marjorie Baker weekend with Vernon and Mrs Baker. Nancy Loller of Chesapeake City visiting James E Walters. Virginia and Ethel Holt spent Thursday and Friday in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charianne
Ellinor Eaton
Eloise Morgan
Happy Valley Camp
Port Deposit
Olin Hunter
Elaine Hunter
Clayton Wright
Centreville
Dora Morris
Frances Covell
Pvt
Francis Pinder
Camp Rucker
Vernon Baker
Forest Ratchford
Esther Skinner
Wm. Taylor Skinner
Ethel Skinner
Henry Fleming
Wilmington
Frank Fleming
R. H. Harding
Passaic
N. J
Ralph Holland
Susie Thompson
T. A. Geiser
Marjorie Baker
Nancy Loller
Chesapeake City
James E. Walters
Virginia
Ethel Holt
Baltimore
W S C S Women Plan Parsonage Sale After Furniture Sale
Hobbs news reports the Women’s Society of Christian Service meeting at the parsonage to arrange furniture to be sold Saturday afternoon. The parsonage will be offered for sale after the furniture clearance, described as a good house ideal for a buyer.
Wesley Church Picnic At Community Grove
Burrsville notices invite Wes ley Church members and friends to a Saturday picnic in the grove at the Community House starting at 2 p m on August 7. Local social updates mention Mrs R Henry Stafford and Eva Thawley visiting relatives in Rehoboth and Mr J W Price staying with his daughter in Harrington while improving in health. Harvey Fountain of Chester was a weekend guest of his parents C N Fountain and Mrs. C N Fountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
Grove
R. Henry Stafford
Eva Thawley
Melvin James
Rehoboth Beach
J. W. Price
Powell Hopkins
Harrington
Price
Harvey Fountain
Chester
C. N. Fountain
Orphans Court Proceedings Open in Asset Claims
Bond filings and appraisers named for James Herman Layton and George W Waters estates. First and final accounts for George W Waters and trusteeship released. Creditors notices, separate debt lists, and administrations granted for Linnie Cox Charlie Wheeler and Charles Wheeler estates with appraisers Arthur Willey William Lewis Alvin Smith and Raymond Rawlings appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Herman Layton
H. Roland Towers
John W. Cohee
George W. Waters
Robert Waters
Asbury Waters
Frederick Waters
Frank G. Slemmer
Linnie Cox
Chas. B. Harrison
Arthur M. Willey
William E. Lewis
Charlie Wheeler
Mary Wheeler
Alvin Smith
Raymond B. Rawlings
New Principals Named For Caroline County High Schools
Three Caroline County high schools will have new principals next year as T Wilson Cahall leaves Federalsburg to take a job in Hagerstown and Clement H Noble of Ridgely succeeds him. Noble’s replacement is not yet announced. Preston High’s Clarence W Mason moves to Prince Frederick, with Francis Holsinger of Federalsburg to take his post. Caroline High School’s T Conover Crouse and Greensboro High School’s G Linden Duffey are expected to remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
T. Wilson Cahall
Federalsburg High School
Hagerstown
Clement H. Noble
Ridgely High School
Noble
Clarence W. Mason
Preston High School
Prince Frederick High School
Maryland
Francis Holsinger
Federalsburg
T. Conover Crouse
Caroline High School
Denton
G. Linden Duffey
Greensboro High School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Caroline
Fifer Hospital
Eugene Brown
Queen Anne
Wm. de Yord Jr
James Crenshaw
Charles Murphy
George Barnard
Mary and Christine Ford
J. E. Parker
Kent General Hospital
Johnson
Leelan Jackson
Methodist Church
Parker
Wilson
Blackburn
Mr. Jackson
Cordova
Ruth Jackson
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Ralph Pritchett
Mary Jackson
Gertrude Longfellow
W. Jackson
Vergie Sparks
William Sparks
Oakland
Inlaw
Strite
Margaret Sparks
Shirley Smith
Lawrence Smith
Richard Blackburn
Ridgely
Fifer
Thomas Temple
Paul Temple
Allan Temple
Seaford
J. W. Zehrine
Lieut
Palmer
Aberdeen
Virginia Snowberger
Peggy Lee Gretzinger
Carl Snowberger
Evans
John Starkey
Daugh
William Hook
Hampstead
Roger R. Ringgold
St. Michaels
Margaret Laird
Ruby Laird
Harry Laird
Harry Lane
Roberts
Boothwyn
Pittsburgh
Francis Hensel
Lions
District of Publicity
John M. Stewart
Hillcrest
Arthur W. Brumbaugh
Milton K. Larmore
Salisbury
Guy E. Harmon
Queenstown
Brumbaugh
Church of the Brethren At
Caroline County Bank
Caroline Country
Wiluington
Thos. Dobson
Dobson
Alaska
Ann Clark
Gertrude Lonefellow
J. C. Dadds
John T. Clark
Fort duPont
James Butler
Katie €Ochrar
Ida Clark
Georgia C. Richards
A. I. Brumbaugh
Allen
Charles D. White
William Wirts
Grace Williams
Atglen
G. L. Duffey
H. F. Butler
Alfred Gale
WSPAS
Henderson
Preston
Milburn Cannon
Lee Noble
Paul van Dyke
Peggy
James Douglas
E. Douglas
Burton Proctor
Chas. Noble
Mason Cheezum
Judson Bateman
Bridge Club
Lloyd Cannon
Yiuluh
Denton National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Hillsboro
Hobbs
C. J. Kern
Old Caroline Charge
Dukes
Bathmore
F. P. Strafford
B. B. Allen
Christian Endeavor
Blanche
Edna Hobbs
Minnie Cooper
Pearl Butler
Lewis Butler
Louise Gray
Mary Rowe
Burrsville
Orphans’ Court
Gertudes Beauty Shoppe
Second Street
Tel
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