Caroline Holstein Breeders Visit Frederick County
Caroline Holstein breeders tour Frederick County visiting Remsbergs and Ifert farms. Timonium Fair plans include twelve to fifteen cattle with past Timonium champions noted. Attendees include Clark Harrison, William Marth, Wesley Taylor, and officials from Pet Milk and P. A. Croll Feed Company.
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Caroline
Frederick County
Ifert
Timonium Fair
Timonium
Frank G. Remsberg
S & Son
J. Homer Remsberg
Frank Remsberg
Ira Ifert
Homer Remsberg
Charles
Lee
Clark Harrison
William C. Marth
Wesley Taylor
Preston
William E. Meredith
Leon Meredith
Ross Robinson
Kemp Todd
Russell Waldis
Federalsburg
Frank D. Zeigler, Jr
Thomas Clopper
John Natzinger
Douglas Bennington
Denton
Charles Ellwanger
William Gardner
Greensboro
Frank Covey
Queen Anne
Maurice Adams
John Redden
Harrington
E. L. Kindleberger
Pet Milk Company
Ernest Smith
P. A. Croll Feed Company
F. M. Rogers
Former County Nurse Assigned To Jordan
Former County nurse assigned to Jordan in obstetrics at Johns Hopkins School of Nursing. Born in Shawnee Oklahoma, Miss Jones is a graduate of Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing. She did graduate work at Western Reserve University in public health nursing. She received her B A degree from Oklahoma Baptist University in Shawnee and her M A from the University of Oklahoma.
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Johns Hokins School of Nursing
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Miss Jones
Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing
Western Reserve University
Oklahoma Baptist University
University of Oklahoma
Quotas Set for Mental Hygiene Society Fund Drive
A mental hygiene clinic based in Easton funds its work with county residents who are referred there and a psychiatric social worker visits Caroline County health center twice monthly on Wednesdays. Doctors should discuss mental health with patients first, and if needed the clinic offers services through the Mental Hygiene Society of Maryland. Caroline County has a history of prompt support and is urged to raise its share to sustain regional mental health efforts.
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Easton
Caroline County
Caroline
Denton Health Center
Mental Hygiene Society of Maryland
Regulations Issued To Prevent Entry Of New Hog Disease
Maryland issues regulations to prevent entry of a new hog disease. Pigs brought for breeding feeding or show must have written or telegram requests detailing pig counts uses and consignor consignee addresses. No permits are currently granted for show entries. Hog shipments must use cleaned and disinfected trucks or railroad cars certified by a state livestock sanitary official or the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Maryland
Fidelity Building
Baltimore 1
Brueckner
C P Telephone Seeks Temporary Rate Increase in Maryland
C P Telephone Company files for a temporary rate rise on interstate service in Maryland. Morrel states general request is 25 cent monthly hike for most main services, 50 cents for individual unlimited services, with higher increases in growing exchanges where local calling capacity has outgrown current classifications.
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Maryland
Immediate Solution Seen To Mounting Water Problem
Denton town considers test and production wells to alleviate water shortages. Proposals include using a 402 ft producing well, fall pump repairs on two wells, and a town council offer of 500 for matching with the U S Geological Survey. Dr Lingewald favors larger pumps and extended casing to boost capacity with minimal cost.
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Beck
Rasmussen
Maryland
U. S. Geological Survey
Denton
Dr. Lingewald
West Denton
Pentz
Lingewald
Teachers Added To County List
The list includes many educators by name across county schools. Notable principals and staff include Hillsboro Elementary Grace H Bowman Ridgely High Dorsey Donoho Ridgely Elementary Ruby E Barrett and Thelmas Bowman Lockerman High John P Hammond Lockerman Elementary Minnie C Hammond Jonestown Royce L Goslee Federalsburg Gladys G Collins Ridgely Lula D Ward and others.
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Tine M. McKinley
Mildred Morris
Theresa H. Nelson
Reva Byrd Powell
Phyllis M. Leese
Ruth M. Travers
Hillsboro
Grace H. Bowman
Ridgely
Dorsey Donoho
Elizabeth L. Briscoe
Glen P. Davis
Ruth T. Edwards
Robert L. Mitchell
Elizabeth S. Miller
Ruby E. Barrett
Bridgewater graduates told of financial troubles
Bridgewater College faces finance as main issue with enrollment of 400, potential rise to 900 if wider interest existed. King cites private vs state funding, stresses disciplined faculty, tax concerns, and church support from the Church of the Brethren. Gifts last year totaled 102062 and 50 cents per member requested. Rev Norman Ford led devotional at reunion.
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Bridgewater College
Bridgewater
King
Church of the Brethren
Norman Ford
Wilmington
Deaths of Wilson K. Steele 89 in Goldsboro burial in Greensboro
Funeral services for Wilson K. Steele 89 held at Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro with Rev J S Rittenhouse officiating. Burial followed in Greensboro Cemetery. He died at home in Goldsboro after a long illness. Born in Bedford County Pennsylvania, he lived in Goldsboro 55 years. Survived by one daughter Mae and six sons Ira Charles Aaron Edward Chalmer Murray plus many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Wilson K. Steele
Rawlings
Greensboro
J. S. Rittenhouse
Ridgely
Mr. Steele
Goldsboro
Bedford County
Mae Steele
Hartly
Ira Steele
Marydel
Charles
Aaron and
Edward Steele
Chalmer Steele
Clayton
Murray Steele
Elkton
Death of Mrs Lida Tribbitt of Hobbs at 61
Mrs Lida Tribbitt wife of Seddon Tribbitt a Hobbs farmer died in Memorial Hospital Easton Sunday aged 61 She is survived by husband two daughters Mrs Thomas Skinner and Mrs Earle Hardcastle both of Media Pa two sons Alfred Tribbitt Baltimore and Lawrence Tribbitt Denton One brother George Satterfield Hobbs Funeral services were held at Pilgrim Holiness Church DenTon on Wednesday at 2 pm by Rev W L Jump of Denton Burial followed in Denton Cemetery
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Lida Tribbitt
Sedden Tribbitt
Hobbs
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Thomas Skinner
Earle Hardcastle
Media
Alfred Tribbitt
Baltimore
Lawrence Tribbitt
Denton
George Satterfield
Pilgrim Holiness Church
W. L. Jump
Denton Cemetery
First Skyscraper Born From 1885 Chicago Steel Skeleton
A ten story steel skeleton building erected in Chicago in 1885 is recognized as the first skyscraper. It marked a turning point in urban architecture, showcasing steel frame construction and taller structures in the late 19th century.
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Chicago
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Cooper Furniture Co
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Salisbury
Fuller Brush Co
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Calvert C. Merriken
Denton, Md
Harry G. Neese
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Warrington Service Center
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Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co
Alton Ewing
Cordova
Caroline Home & Auto Supply
Shadowlawn F. F. Lockers
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M. A. Brackett
G. H. Rue
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E. Stockley
Breeding & Nichols
Franklin St
Mason Clopeh
Bridgeville
Samuel Schaffer
Noble Motor Co
H. P
R. R. Avenue
O. E. Roberts
Strout Realty Agency
Gulbransen
Everything Musical
Alexander’s Music Store
Race St
Cambridge
Dodge
J. Norris Coulby
Joe Schneider
Hillsboro Road
H. P. Mercury Rocket
Rocket
Will’s Sporting Goods
Newton’s
O. A. Newton and Son
George F. Pepper
Ingleside
Churchill
Elmer Erhart
Centreville
New Idea
Calvin Lister
Allis Chalmers
Oliver Combine
McCormick-Deering
Oliver
Warrington
Coleman
George Brade
Denton-Greensboro Road
Oil City
G. Emory Gottwall
N. R. Harrison
Griffith
Third Street
Ricard’s Vineyard
Denton National Bank
I. R. Fleetwood
Social Security
Ridgely, Greensboro
Nnttle Lumber Companies
7Th
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