Federalsburg A's Ride Week To Strong Stand
Federalsburg Athletics shine in the Eastern Shore League posting eight straight wins since last Friday. Leaders Salisbury face a tighter first place margin while Federalsburg and Easton push for a first division berth ahead of Labor Day amid tight batting and pitching races.
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Federalsburg Athletics
Hinkle
Cambridge
Dover
A’s
Salisbury Indians
Milford
Federalsburg
Easton
Centreville
Pocomoke
Eastern Shore League
Jim Conlan
University of Detroit
Carl Betham
George LaPointe
Roberts
Eddie Leip
Salisbury
Danny Murtaugh
Cambridge Cardinal
Johnny Bassler
Joe Davis
Frozen Fruit Salad with Mayo Dressing
Gelatine soaked and melted into mayonnaise then folded with whipped cream. Cut fruits such as strawberries pears grapefruit into small pieces and mix with the dressing. Chill in a freezer until firm, then slice and serve on lettuce or watercress.
Faster Schedule For Oxford Branch Passengers
The Pennsylvania Railroad, via Vice-President R C Morse, announced a faster and more convenient Easton to Wilmington passenger service effective Saturday August 13. The 7:35 a m Easton train moves to 6:40 a m with earlier Wilmington, Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore and Washington connections. Saturday schedule shifts add a 1:50 p m Wilmington departure and earlier connections from New York and Philadelphia, with other adjustments to Oxford and Easton times. Morse cited public requests and improved patronage as reasons, promising further service enhancements as warranted.
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Easton
Wilmington
R. C. Morse
Pennsylvania Railroad
Phildelphia
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
New York City
Oxford
Clayton
Delmar
30Th Street
Morse
Orphans Court actions in Caroline County estates
Caroline County Orphans Court met with Judges Towers Handy and Dennis. Proceedings include filings to assign certifi cates in Louise M. Downes estate. guardianship for Melvin Trice granted to Alva J. Fischell. bonds filed for McMahan, Deen, Holsinger, Phillips, and other estates. Notices to creditors issued. partial administration accounts and mortgage actions filed in Henry Fuchs and others estates.
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Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Towers
Handy
Dennis
Louise M. Downes
William Frank McMahan
Melvin Trice
Alva J. Fishell
Sarah M. Fletcher
C. Clarence Deen
Paul Holsinger
David L. Holsinger
B. Harrison Holsinger
James R. Phillips
Henry Fuchs
Savannah Steamship First Atlantic Crossing 1818
A compact chronology notes Savannah launching the first steamship to cross the Atlantic in 1818, cites a 24 patent grant for an I G time lock system, mentions the 1835 Moon Hoax in the Newark Sun, and records E L Drake boring the first oil well at Titusville in 1859.
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Savannah
Newark Sun
E. L. Drake
Titusville
Explaining Marylands Second Choice Voting System
The article explains the Maryland primary law with first and second choices, showing how two selections protect non factional candidates and prevent minority control. It argues using both choices ensures a fairer result and avoids wasting votes when machine supported candidates prevail.
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Maryland
Secon
Wheat as Low-Cost Feed Circulates in Maryland Farms
Maryland dairy farmers may use cheap damaged wheat as feed rather than selling it. University of Maryland specialist John A. Conover notes wheat can substitute oats barley or corn in dairy rations and provides higher protein than corn. Wheat should be ground and mixed with higher protein sources, about one third of the mix, and can replace part of 24 percent mixed feed.
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Maryland
John A. Conover
University of Maryland Extension Service
Conover
College Park
Soft Ball Race Ties Swann and Nick
The soft ball race tightens with Swann and Nick tied. Scheduled games include American Legion vs Firemen on Friday, Rotary Club vs Swann on Monday, Dentonia Theatre vs American Legion on Tuesday, National Guard vs Nick Dulin on Thursday, all at 6 15. Wednesday is open for postponements.
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American Legion
Firemen
Rotary Club
Swann
Dentonia Theatre
National Guard
Nick Dulin
W. L. Pet Nuttle Lumber Co
Wildcats National Guard
iGuard
Davis
Wildcats
H. R. Browne
Legion
Ad- Darling
H. Fleetwood
Guard
Long
Ab Crow
I Pollard
B. Orme
Somers
Lf. Hall
P Bryant
Sf. Shaffer
W. Thawley
Ss. Watts
C R. Orme
G. Willoughby
Roe
ss. _ Rye, ib. Total 43 18 19 Kibler, rf. Firemen Ab. H Wise, sf. Cloud
Towers
Walston
American Legion Ab
C. Merriken
Smith
Lowe
Daffin
White
Brackett ——_— Wildcats
Piney
Finney
Nick
Tonia
Croll
Rotarians
Rune
Crow
Cawley
Andrews
Ro- Fleetwood
Tary
Thawley
Dentonia
B. Cawley
Ctas R
W. Cawley
H. Smith
Nichols
I” A Finney
Sf. Tribbitt
Spicher
Clendaniel
P. & Sa. Roe
Vickery
McNeal
Bell
Wise
Cohee
Sf. Cawley
Wyatt
Fowler
Brackett
H Putman
Ramsburg
Cross
P. Orme
Hingis
Biance
Emerson
Nuttle
Nuttle Lumber Co
Andrew
Cummings
den- Tota
B. Nuttle
Bennington
Dodd
Lister
P A. Nuttle
Dentonia Ab
P. C. Pentz
Nattle
H. R. Koenig
Pollar
Henry
Downes
Avis
Shaffer
Blazejack
Pine
Nick's Wildcats Dominate Firemen with 19 to 7 Win
Nick's Wildcats blasted the Firemen in a high scoring game Tuesday night racing to a 19 to 7 victory. The win showcased strong hitting and decisive innings as Nick's offense overwhelmed the Firemen throughout the contest.
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Nick’s
Wildcats
Crouse Advances To Denton School
Caroline County Board accepts the resignation of W. K. Cumming principal of Caroline High School. Cumming will serve as Supervisor of Port Deposit Town Schools for Jacob Tome Institute. Crouse to become new Caroline High principal. Cahall moves to Federalsburg High. Mason named successor to Cahall.
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Caroline County Board of Education
W. K. Cumming
Caroline High School
Cumming
Port Deposit
Jacob Tome Institute
Maryland
Caroline County
Preston
Greensboro
Denton
T. Conover Crouse
T. Wilson Cahall
Preston High School
Federalsburg High School
Clarence W. Mason
Easton High School
Cahall
Pocomoke City High School
Washington College
Chestertown
Johns Hopkins University
Maryland University
Duke University
Developments At The Teachers College Enter Four Instructors
Four new instructors were chosen to fill vacancies from resignations. Gertrude Glassey will replace John Martin as head of the commercial department at Salisbury College. Neva Reeves will be demonstration teacher in first and second grades. Paul Hyde will teach sixth and seventh grades at the campus school. Richard Current from the University of Wisconsin will teach social sciences for one year, replacing E. Bruce Thompson on leave to finish his PhD.
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Gertrude M. Glassey
Teachers College
Columbia University
John W. Martin
Chestertown High School
Neva D. Reeves
Emily Collins Morris
Paul Hyde
New Windsor
Carroll County
Maryland
Frances Lord Holland
Richard N. Current
Univeristy
Wisconsin
E. Bruce Thompson
University of Wisconsin
Miss Glassey
Hastings College
Hastings
Nebraska
Columbia Univerisity
Salisbury College
Reeves
Clarksburg
W. Va
State Teachers College
Toween
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Hyde
Current
Oberlin College
Phi Beta Kappsa
Oberlin
Fletcher
Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy
Medford
Massachusetts
Adams
Tufts College
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Columbia Picture
Donald Duck
Ridgely Theatre
Metropolis
Arta A Bae Picture
Identon
CY Crime School
Warner Bros
Tea Sonny Jordan
Rarh
Ee Etiam
Humphrey Ei Gale
Ade
Sweet Songs of the West
Gene Raymond Olympe
Bradna
Toy Andy
FFORL
The
Denton National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
L. P.C
Benjamin Harrison
Eet
U. S
Bom
Nat Tumer
Virginia
Pat
State of Franklin
Tennessee
Nuttle Lumber
Kibler
T. C. Crouse
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