Life Empty and Ecclesiastes Faith Through Cynicism
A Christian education column examines the Book of Ecclesiastes as a cynical yet faintly religious text. It contrasts worldly emptiness with rare glimpses of faith, noting debates on immortality and the author’s struggle to find meaning.
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Paul
John
Xaan
Job Wnad
God
Caroline County schools appoint teachers and staff
Saturday, August 4, 1934 reports new appointments across Caroline County schools. Greensboro High names G Linden Duffey as principal with staff including Grace Williams and Marguerite Holsinger. Ridgely High adds Bernice Wooters Ford Secrist and Jane Wine Hunter among others. Transfers include Miss Blanche Chaffinch to Denton grammar, Julia Wilson as part time music instructor at Caroline High. Also noted are Hoke resignation, staffing splits between Ridgely and Preston, and an August 27 accident involving Lawrence Stayton in Denton. A garden party honors Mrs. Eno Ziegler, and 4-H Club Week prep, church rebuilding plans, and local obituaries and showers complete the local notices.
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Caroline County
Board of Education
Greensboro High School
G. Linden Duffey
Grace D. Williams
Marguerite Holsinger
Erwin Koerber
Anna M. Richardson
Margaret Cross Cooper
Clement Noble
Sadie R. Guseman
Viggo E. Rathke
Greensboro
John W. Lankford
Elizabeth Bilbrough
Olive W. Hubbard
Elise Roe
Charlotte Stayer
Bertha Schull
Elsie Bilbrough
Ridgely Grammar School
Ruth Trice
Virginia B. Thawley
Blanche Chaffinch
Denton Grammar School
Julia Wilson
Denton
Caroline High School
M. K. Hoke
Preston
Secrist
Hunter
Ridgely
Hoke
Lawrence Stayton
Queen Anne
Stayton
Market Street
Eno Ziegler
Edna Detwiler
A. G. Gelletly
Williston
Ziegler
South
Sunny Slope Fruit Farm
Frank Ziegler
Andrew Mitchell
Mary Gelletly
Grace Gelletly
H. M. Detwiler
Roxanna Detwiler
Elizabeth Detwiler
Henry M. Detwiler, Jr
Charles Detwiler
William Detwiler
W. Curvis
Ada Bartell
Baltimore
Clarence Cool
Sylvia Cool
Washington, D. C
Thomas M. Hignatt
Easton Hospital
Unversity of Maryland
E. G. Jenkins
Dorothy Emerson
Wesley M. E. Church
Burrsville
L. W. Ross
Edward Kohlstedt
Philadelphia
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
Sadlersville Quartette
E. C. Hallman
M. E. Wheatley
G. W. Dawson
Anna Hughes
Hersey Hughes
Baltimore Corner
Thomas Hughes
Cora Porter
Laura Murphy
Earl Hughes
Linwood
Bessie Tribbett
Katie Hopkins
Harrington
Lena Raymond
Rhodesdale
Thomas Robinson
Alda Robinson
Felton
Harry Robinson
Charles Robinson
Ingleside
Goldsboro
Mary Garrett
H. M. Waters
Greensboro Cemetery
Ernest Pearson
Effa Plummer
L. W. Taylor
Wilbur Carroll
Oscar Wyatt
Small Town Socials and Fair Wins Highlight Dover Readers
Dover residents hosted visits from Detroit, Hickman, Baltimore and Washington guests with kinship gatherings across the week. Obituary sympathy shared for Estelle Ruggerone. Kent and Sussex Fair ribbons earned by Mrs. O W Turner and prizes for ponies, cakes, and cookies at Harrington. Local travel and school notes conclude with a car safety reminder.
Crossword Puzzle Clues From Page P-357 24 to 87
A fragmented crossword puzzle list presents clues such as Appraised Upright Thrashes Grants Guido's lowest note Heathen image Affirmative votes Old Dutch abbr A wooden shoe Celestial beings Portend Island north of Java Always Native of Brittany Take out print Down clues include biblical name shield decay half an em note of scale overhead Swiss warble cubic meter monster and more.
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Thrashes
Guido
Puzzle Clue Set Continues With Sleep and Warp Entries
A fragment list presents numbered clues such as 89 Asleep 40 Warp-yarn 41 Conjunction 42 One of 13 offspring, suggesting a themed crossword or word puzzle. The items hint at common synonyms or definitions forming a connected puzzle sequence.
Visitors and travels noted in Ithaca Salisbury and Denton
Mrs. Ann Wright Agnew of Ithaca and two other Wrights visited town on Sunday. Families including Trice and children enjoy Ocean City. Bonner family tours New England States. Bridge clubs meet at Plummer and Cannon households. Noble daughters at Rehoboth Beach. Larry Simmons Jr. visits Hebron parents. Ruby Moore visits Baltimore friends. Two table bridge club gathered at Cannon home. Hermann Schmick and Mrs Eg.
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James Tharp and Sons
Detroit
Mich
Ira Wooters
Hickman
Grover C. Tharp
Dora B. Melvin
Catherine
Virgie Cartwright
Irving Voshell
Dover
John Kuzeck
Estelle Ruggerone
Patty Raughley
George Raughley
Baltimore
Bonnie Raughley
Wm. B. Wright
Wyoming
Roy Medford
Lewis E. Shelton
Bonnie
Sadlersville
C. A. Shenton
Wilmington
Mary S. Pippin
W. F. Clark
Annabel Clark
H. L. Melvin
Pearl
Norman Griffith
Charles Phillips
Janet Phillips
Goldsboro
T. A. Montague
J. Norman Stubbs
Rehoboth Beach
Delaware
Fred A. Evans
Philadelphia
Woodbridge
N. J
Linberg Raughley
Newark
Del
John Raughley
Ann Wright Agnew
Ithaca
N. Y
Mary Wright Silvey
Salisbury
Dorothy Wright Brown
Denton
T. L. Trice
Ocean City
Rebecca Bonner
New England States
Monday Bridge Club
H. B. Plummer
Modie Noble
Joan
Kay
Rehobolth Beach
Larry Simmons, Jr
Hebron
Lloyd Cannon
Ruby Moore
Theodore Fletcher, Jr
Herman Schmick
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Louise Crouse Layton
Ford I. Secrist
Easton
Jane Wine Hunter
D. Ziegler
Mary C. Ziegler
F. D. Ziegler
Charles Taylor
Carlton West
Mrs. Surendorf
Ruth Surendorf
Rehoboth
Messrs. Surendorf
West
Myeth
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Henderson
S. Catherine Melvin
Wm. A. Palmer
J. Harris
Carolyn Schmick
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Geo. Groff
S. E. Douglas
Mr. and
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Paw
Eddie
War Memorial Park
Martinsburg
West Virginia
O. W. Turner
Bill
Bob Bennett
William Cannon
Greenwood
Cornelia Cannon
Emory Mitchell
Lloyd P. Cannon
Island
Java
Brittany
Community Club
Edna Carmine
Ceara
Wood
Gustav
Denton Journal
Denton, Maryland
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