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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1936

Page

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Shore Federation Officers Appointed in Eastern Shore District

The Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs announces two directors and heads of work departments for the fiscal year. Officers include President Mrs. Harry L. Woureum of Salisbury and Vice President Mrs. Edger F. Bradley of Hurlock, with district posts filled by members from Cambridge, Salisbury, Princess Anne, Elkton, Federalsburg, and other towns.

Harry L. Woureum Salisbury Eastern Shore Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs Wace Edger FF. Bradley Hurlock H. M. Wallis Preston Arthur Todd Princess Anne Over Jones Centreville Frank BR. Flounders Ridgely Agnes PP. Lowell Conover Crouse Federalsburg Alvin Chalk St. Michael Bertha Schull Greensboro Eigah Nostrand Easton J. Kemp Stevens Denton International Ada Belle W. Thomas John Kay Lang Pecamoke Martin L. Enders William E. Lennon Ralph Reese Chesapeake City Chira Benson Boley Reginald Constable Elkton Allen KR. Hurlock Turlock Harry J. Harcum Otho W. Mc Williams Rhodesdale Margaret E. Wearne Evkton Myrtle Wright urlock James Bayard Noble Cambridge Walter Sheppard d. El. Summerfield

Turnips and saureruben in farm life and transport issues

A rural voice reflects on fall and spring turnips, sauer-ruben, and a broad shift from rail to truck transport. It notes the Potomac flood tests, soil conservation concerns, and rising truck hauls of butter and farm goods to major markets, urging action to prevent economic damage.

Bureau of Chemistry & Soils Soil Conservation Service Potomac

County Teachers Appointments Made for 1936 87

Caroline county public schools open September 9 1936 with Venton meeting September 8. Enrollment begins for six year olds by January 1937. Vaccinations urged. Teaching assignments list numerous teachers across towns including Marydel Henderson Goldsboro Moore s Greensboro Burrsville Caroline High Denton Andersontown Harmony Smithson Preston Bethlehem Federalsburg Hillsboro Ridgely Friendship led by principals and staff names.

Caroline county Venton Marydel Caroline Hutchinson Henderson Maud Hummer Roberta Butler Anna Pearson Goldsboro Louise Scotton May Willoughby Wattie Curry Moore’s Louise Kruger greensboro G. Linden Duffy F. A. Stayer Elizabeth Wine Charlotte Spicer George Henderson Grover Hastings Sadie Guseman Viggo Rathke Olive Hubbard Elizabeth McMahan Carolyn Evans Amanda Ebling Charlotte Stayer Bertha Shull Elsie Bithrough Burrsville Hester Wyatt Caroline High W. K. Cumming Stephanie Ford Ellen Nichols Helen Hughes Peter Fr. Hoffman Dorothy Timmons Lola Willoughby Anna F. Seward Irvin Smith Mary Cornelia DeWilde Smithson Salome Somers Preston T. Wilton Cahall Mary T. Elzey Rachael Baylor Francis T. Holsinger Dorothy Jenkins Elvn Butler Warriett Burns Mary Campbell Mildred Morris Catherine Cannon Bethlehem Helen Thomas Federalsburg T. Conover Crouse J. Herbert Owens Louise Wilson Frank Jane Charles Clarke Caroline Martina Rosaline Gilbert Harold Kilheer Clara Wing Rebecca Goslin Ruth Vickers Mary Brumbaugh Nehbecca Charles Alice Bailey Susan Griffith Elizabeth Lullock Eleanor Taylor Hillsboro Josephine Blades Mildred Gale Ridgely Clement Noble Bernice Wooters Helen Norris Ford J. Sverist Ruth Trice Virginia Thawley Irma Nichols Ruth Beauchamp Madge Thoris Ruth Travers

Maryland motorists set June gasoline tax record in 1936

Maryland motorists paid record gasoline taxes in June, with 21,811,989 gallons consumed and 873,799.42 dollars paid for state tax at four cents per gallon. Including the one cent federal tax, total gasoline taxes for June reached 1,002,249.15 dollars, a peak except for August 1935.

Maryland Comptroller’s Annapolis

Orphans' Court Proceedings in Caroline County

The Caroline County Orphans Court met in regular session with Judges Towers Handy and Dennis. Executors and executrices filed reports to sell real estate and personal property and to settle accounts. Includes Handy and Lane estate actions and Edgell estate accounts.

Orphans’ Court for Caroline County Towers Handy Dennis Roland C. Wandy Alice Y. Handy Albert S. Handy Alice Lane Harry W. Lane Emma Gaitley Lane Harper Lang Charles Edward Magee Winfield Magee register Elbert J. Edgell R. Russell Edgell Charles W. Edgell

Very Guilty Deed Harper's Seeds of Retribution

A short reflective line quotes Longfellow about moral consequence. The fragment emphasizes that wrongdoing contains its own future payback.

Longfellow

Bridge as American version of Whist and its rise

A column tracing the history of card games from ancient times to modern days, noting Bridge as the American version of Whist, its rules, and the social romance of players. It mentions Hoyle’s influence, a Great Lakes Exposition gadget, a 1935 tallying hobby, and the shifting popularity of Bridge as people seek new games. It previews works on Bridge by Culbertson and related contract bridge materials.

Marco Polo Orient France Italy Crown London Hoyle Culbertson

New Provisions for Agricultural Conservation Program 1986

The Agricultural Administration unveils two changes in the East Central Region for 1986 to boost soil conserving crops. Maryland is among seven states. Farmers may plant legumes such as alfalfa crimson clover and vetch on idle land in August to boost class two payments and meet soil conserving acreage requirements. seedings before September 1 aid eligibility. The second change allows reseeding clover failure fields with a second legume crop or a green manure crop in August or September, enabling payment for both practices within the soil building allowance.

the Agricultural Administration Agricultural Conservation East Central Maryland

The Withholding of Truth as a Deception

A concise reflection attributed to Lord Nepier notes that withholding truth can be more damaging than a direct falsehood. The quote emphasizes ethical restraint and the harm caused by hidden information in discourse.

Lord Nepier

For Rent Farm Near Hickman Delaware 1936 1937

Mrs H E Wangler advertises a farm rental near Hickman Delaware for the years 1936 and 1937. Address listed is 01 Burnet Park Drive Syracuse New York.

Hickman Delaware H. E. WANGLER Burnet Park Drive Syracuse N. Y

Eastern Shore Democrats Back Mayor Jackson for Governor

More than 100 Eastern Shore politicians gathered at Dr Theodore Cook’s Stevensville summer home to pledge support for Mayor Howard W Jackson as a 1938 governor candidate. The event also featured crabs and a rally for Millard E Tawes for Comptroller. Jackson urged prioritizing the upcoming presidential election.

Cecil Worcester Howard W. Jackson Theodore Cook Stevensville Millard E. Tawes Somerset county William S. Gordy, Jr Salisbury Jeader Emerson C. Harrington Milton L. Veasey Worcester county William Wilson Queen Anne’s county Dudley G. Roe Richard Dodson Talbot county Ridgely P. Melvin Anne Arundel county T. Alan Goldsborough Denton Wallace Quinn House of Delegates Eastern Shore Chester River Yacht Club New York James A. Farley Democratic National Committee

County reemployment service aids local hiring in Caroline

The National Reemployment Service in Easton with the Caroline County Commissioners offers a free telephone and personal contact for employers to request workers. Requests are relayed daily to Easton, saving trips and long distance calls. Employers may receive several referrals for final selection. Hours and wages are not controlled by the Service. Call Denton 74 or visit the County Commissioners' office.

National Reemployment Service Easton Maryland Caroline County Walter S. Rutter National Denton 74 County Commissioners’ office

Farm For Sale Near Denton 80 Acre Property

80 acre farm with 66 tillable acres and timbered balance. Features a new 10 room house and multiple outbuildings. Located one mile from Denton Maryland. Easy terms offered. W. W. Martin & Son, Denton, Md.

Denton

Mary land Farm Bureau speakers highlight farmers picnic

A Caroline County farmers picnic at Garland Lake featured Maryland Farm Bureau talk by President Harry H. Nuttle on high farm assessments and rural tax load, plus secretary C. E. Wise on recent Congress actions aiding farming and road programs. J. E. Givans urged open buying terms at cooperatives. Red Cross demonstrations and contests provided additional entertainment.

Maryland Farm Bureau Harry H. Nuttie Caroline County Garland Lake here Nuttle Baltimore Paul Hawk Harrington High School Harrington Del American Red Cross Willard Neighbors Red Cross Clarence J. Kern Denton Margaret Schultz Henderson Harry Sullivan Lee Wyatt Herbert Beauchamp

Half Million In Farm Loans For Caroline County Farmers

Federal Land Bank and Land Bank Commissioner loans to Caroline county farmers from May 1933 through July this year totaled over 474000. A total of 247 loans were issued in three years. Loans financed farm purchases and refinanced debts, with first mortgages totaling 231500 from the bank and 243100 from commissioner funds for first and second mortgages.

Federal Land Bank and Land Bank Commissioner Caroline county E. P. Crider Federal Land Bank of Baltimore Farm Credit Administration Federal Land Bank land bank commissioner Farm Credit Maryland Land Bank and Commissioner

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