Editorial Notes on Coolidge Draft and Tax Bill Shifts
The piece surveys the political maneuvering around President Coolidge potential third term, noting factions within the Republican establishment, shifting endorsements, and a looming drafting movement. It contrasts party leaders’ uncertain stance with Democrats pushing tax reductions while citing treasury data and Garner proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Press Service
Republican National Committee
Coolidge
Legion of
Wise Boys
Morgans
Mellons
duPonts
Ways and Means
John N. Garner
Texas
Garner
Treasury
Emergency Hospital Building Plan Demands Public Support
An appeal from Emergency Hospital details a long standing community role as a quiet center of care. The facility has outgrown its space and seeks funds and debt relief to expand and modernize. The hospital urges immediate public backing, promising more economical service through improved facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H .Vibyl
Goldsborough to Take Seat in House Monday
Hon T Alan Goldsborough of the First District announces he will take his seat when Congress opens Monday. His health recovery raises questions about the Eastern Shore Democratic race as Miles Legg Beck Harrington and others weigh bids while Goldsborough has long backed prohibition. The Shore gave him a four to one margin against Upshur and Towers in past elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Alan Goldsborough
House of Representatives
Congress
Goldsborough
Baltimore
Salisbury
Mr. Goldsborough
Miles
J. H. C. Legg
Queen Anne’s County
S. Scott Beck
Kent County
Henry P. Turner
Talbot County
Emerson C. Harrington
Harrington
Maryland
Shore
Franklin Upshur
Worcester
Upshur
Lawrence B. Towers
Local Couples Visit Delawar e Town and Area Families
A sequence of social visits spans Kenton and nearby towns with multiple families hosting or visiting relatives from Newark Del Salisbury Md Camden N J and Wilmington Del. Highlights include nursing training moves for Helen Golt and various weekend house calls plus church services scheduled for Sunday.
Christmas Gift Ideas Promised At Local Club
The Twentieth Century Community Club met last Tuesday at Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Bowdle’s home with strong attendance. The next gathering will be December 7 at the W. R. B. Dulin residence. Miss Spafford is slated to attend and present gift suggestions described as affordable and desirable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Mont
Earth
Twentieth Century Community Club
Gifford Bowdle
W. RB. Dulin
Local Social Roundup From Baltimore and Surrounds
Mrs J W Arnold hosted Ira Arnold of Denton for Thanksgiving. Rev D J Moore attended a revival at Queen Anne on Tuesday. Edmund Pendleton and family now reside in York PA with a son. Jane Greenwood visited her sister at South Baltimore Hospital. Lawrence Lynch and wife spent a weekend with relatives in Oxford PA. Mrs J W Booker entertained cousin Mrs Hamilton of Oxford. Mr and Mrs Wilson Jackson now in Newark have a son. Orrell Saulsbury visited Philadelphia. Thelma Elliott of Dover visited Leola Temple. Ruth Perry is home after Wilmington stay. Ella Pearsau l of Baltimore visited her parents here. Harvey Holsinger visited Baltimore. Catherine Stone of Baltimore visited Mrs David Swing. Grace Best spent the holidays in Baltimore with her sister. Edward Eaton visited Queen Anne weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Arnold
Ira Arnold
Denton
D. J. Moore
Queen Anne
Edmund Pendleton
Ridgely
York
Jane Greenwood
South Baltimore Hospital
Lawrence Lynch
Oxford
J. W. Booker
Hamilton
Frank Matthews
Hickman
Wilson Jackson
Newark
N. J
Orrell Saulsbury
Philadelphia
Thelma Elliott
Dover
Del
Leola Temple
Ruth Perry
Wilmington
Ella Pearsaul
Baltimore
Harvey Holsinger
Catherine Stone
David Swing
Grace Best
Edward Eaton
Howard Sylvester
Robert Sylvester
Greensboro
Earl ‘Melvin
Virginia Melvin
Ruth
Pauline
Goldsboro
Ben Hur
New Dover Opera House
Rosanna Richard
Golden’s Business College
T. P. Richard
Joe Lynch
Ida Betson
North East
W. P. Clark
Myrtle Bryant
Elizabeth Husztek
Washington College
Dorothy West
Nelson
Esther Clayville
Alda Montague
Martin Bennett
Pottsville
John Cooper
W. H. Goodwin
Loren Pritchett
Billy
Norwood
Marian Marvel
Lulu Marvel
Winfred Gooden
EB. C. Gooden
Medford Quillen
Cleveland
Raymond Sweeney
F. B. Sweeney
Carroll Jones
Queenstown
John Quillen
Louise Cahee
Sara Gooden
Martha Carrow
Beatrice Hudson
Quakertown
C. H. Clayville
Viola Conaway
Local visitors share holidays across towns
Marydel and surrounding communities hosted a string of visitors over the holidays. Philadelphia’s Mr. and Mrs. Grummond stayed with Dr. J. R. Smith, while Wilmington and Cheswold guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Walls, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Heather, and Mrs. Emma Jump. Others visiting relatives included Paul Smith of Dover, Edith Kelly, Mildred Medford, Helen Seceney, Edne Walls and Catherine, and Hall of Oxford among several weekend stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Kelly
Wilmington
Kelly
Helen Seceney
Marcus Hook
Edne Walls
Catherine
Emma Jump
Wyoming
F. P. Medford
Hall
Oxford
J. O. Hummer
Community Foundation expands civic education drive
John W. Herring named educational director as the National Community Foundation launches surveys in fifty communities funded by a $5 million endowment. The program partners with Swarthmore Chautauqua for extensive civic, cultural, and youth activities, with local chapters in Denton and Greensboro already chartered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Corporation
John W. Herring
National Community Foundation
Swarthmore Chautauqua Association
Chautauqua
America
Foundation
Mary L. Flynn
Leonette Warburton
Louise Fisher
Denton
Greensboro
Rough Riders Film Shown At Texas Fair Grounds
No visitors allowed as a pivotal scene for The Rough Riders was filmed at the Fair Grounds near San Antonio Texas Director Victor Fleming commanded no interruptions while Theodore Roosevelt and Leonard Wood receive a telegram from the War Department on screen The production was described as of vast educational import and a sequence of tremendous importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Fleming
Mary Astor
Charles Farrell
Charles Emmett Mack
Noah Beery
George Bancroft
Fred Kohler
Frank Hopper
Roosevelt
Col
Fred Lindsay
Leonard Wood
New Dover Opera House
Rough Riders
Fair Grounds
San Antonio
Texas
Victor Fleming
Paramount
Theodore Roosevelt
War Department
Maryland Pen Takes Weekly Laying Record in 3rd State Egg Contest
The University of Maryland Experiment Station hosts the third annual State Egg Laying Contest where week three results show a 42.17 percent production. Leghorns from Maple View Poultry Farm Reisterstown led with 53 eggs in seven days, while three other Leghorn pens tied at 61 eggs each for positions two three and four. Over three weeks Confidence Farms Anacostia D C and L R Douglas Kinsale Va vie for top totals, with Maple View at 132 eggs and T B Proctor at 131 eggs for their three week sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland Experiment Station
Roy H. Waite
Waite
Maryland
Leghorns
Maple View
Reisterstown
L. R. Douglas
Kinsale
T. B. Proctor
Preston
Broadacres Farm
West Cheshire
Conn
Confidence Farms
Anacostia
D. C
Maple View Poultry Farm
Wedding of Lloyd Young and Helen Kemp at Goldsboro Parsonage
Greensboro notices a community wedding of Lloyd Young and Helen Kemp near Goldsboro at the Goldsboro M E parsonage. The couple will live with James Young in Greensboro after Christmas and move to a Wyoming area farm later. Includes various social visitors and Thanksgiving references, plus home-cooking notes for Spinach Soup and Raisin and Nut Bread.
A Hot Dish For The School Lunch
The season opens for hot lunches at schools and homes to warm bodies and appetites. A trained worker runs the lunch counter, offering items like soup, sandwiches, milk and fruit. The program teaches proper food selection and health nourishment for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny
Orphans' Court Actions in Caroline County Session
Caroline county Orphans Court met October 18 with Judges West Harper and Shawn. Executors Bullock Hignutt filed inventory and appraisement and an order to sell. Administrator Andrew filed an additional account of sale. The wills of Sallie Downes and Belle Wilson were probated or set for probate. guardianship releases issued. distribution items noted from Mudd's Shop and a Preston church topic announced for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
West
Harper and
Shawn
India A. Bullock
Charles E. Hignutt
D. Warner Hignutt
Clarence T. Andrew
Ira’ Andrew
Sallie E. Downes
Harry W. Davis
Belle M. Wilson
Charles
Harrison
Francis Elizabeth Wells
Francis Elizabeth Lord
T. Harry Gough
Fred R. Owens
Martha Garey
Olivia M. Coffin
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Denton Journal
Ald
William B. Matthews
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Matthews
Claiborne
John Davis
Cooper
William H. Cooper
H. Knotts
Mary Catharine
George Davis
Kenton
Hazel Golt
Normal
Helen Golt
Cooper Hospital
Camden
William Morgan
Alfred Blackburn
J. F. Raughley
Conowingo Dam
Ruth Purnell
Ludjersville
M. B. Kinnamon
Harry Knotts
Nellie Knotts
Edward Spencer
Beach Haven
William Cahall
Noah Merchant
Viola
Phyllis Butts
Wye Island
Marydel
Fraristmas
Belcher
J. H. Nichols & Company
Denton, Maryland
Senderson
Lloyd Young
Helen Kemp
M. E
James Young
Charles Wheeler
Maude Edwards
Rebecca Case
Edward Hurd
Felton
M. B. Cooper
Genevieve Cooper
Clara Seward
William Wroten
Clayton
Charles Paige
Dorothy Roe
Emma Roe
Bradford Turner
Pearle Edwards
Louis Boyd
Irwin’s Chapel
Roland Willey
Mabel Luff
Louise Cohee
Ruth S. Cooper
Henry Porter
Gladstone
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Mudd
Ida Hollingsworth
Lidens
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