New Year Dance At Miller Home Noted In Town
A New Year’s dance at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Miller drew several young people from the area Monday evening. Miss Edith Goodwin returned to St Mary’s Seminary after spending the holidays with her parents. Miss Laura Smith came home after a lengthy visit in Wilmington. Mr. G E Wright of Aberdeen and Mr. G W Wilson of Baltimore visited friends here this week.
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OL Tneerady Ertenas
John Miller
Edith Goodwin
St. Mary’s Seminary
Laura Smith
Wilmington
G. E. Wright
Aberdeen
G. WH. Wilson
Baltimore
Christmas Social At School House In Whiteleysburg
Whiteleysburg residents note a Christmas entertainment at the school house hosted by teacher Miss Towers on Thursday evening. Miss Ana Nichols visits Pederalsburg and Concord. Mr. and Mrs. Ellwanger celebrate Christmas with family. Mr. and Mrs. Price of Philadelphia visit Caroline friends. Miss Towers has returned from Philadelphia. Mr. Tiwanger builds a new dining room. Lawrence Satterfield of Canton is in Caroline. John Nichols spent Sunday with Sheriff Hignutt.
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Miss Towers
Ana Nichols
Pederalsburg
Concord
Samuel Ellwanger
ali
Anthony
Philadelphia
John Price
Caroline
Charles Tiwanger
Sermon and Social Notes in New Year Province
Rev. S. P. Shipman delivered an instructive New Year sermon to a large attentive congregation. Mention of improvements and hopes to be returned by the next Conference. Local owner Mr. Lewis Roach plans to train an Oakland Chief colt for speed. Mrs. James T. Kemp enjoyed a pleasant visit with Talbot friends. Mr. W. Eldridge Collins of Philadelphia visited last Sunday. Sheriff Wignutt sold a Russell driving mare.
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S. P. Shipman
Philadelphia
Sheriff Wignutt
Russell
Williston Tea Event Postponed Until Saturday Evening
The Japanese Tea event in Williston, postponed earlier, will be held Saturday evening if weather permits. otherwise the first fair night. Mr. Wm Snack resigns as store clerk. Melvin Todd named successor. School reopened Tuesday with good attendance and two new pupils enrolled. Madison Towers of Baltimore spent holidays at his home near Igre.
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Janich
Wm. Snack
Road repair system praised in Caroline county report
A county roads program under engineer supervision uses daily itemized cards for labor, teams, and materials. Reports are checked by engineer Ohler, with rapid attention to bridges and culverts. The plan includes rural free delivery cooperation for reporting road issues and aims to maximize taxpayer value.
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Uhler
enacd
Ohler
Valer
Chiler
Caroline county
Queen Anne’s
coounty
Toasmuch
Rogds
Muskrats Plenotifat Harvest by Hunters Across Marshes
Hunters report muskrats are unusually plentiful and profitable. Each muskrat nets 25 to 30 cents. hides yield 15 to 25 cents and meat 10 cents, with ready sale. Hunters trap and shoot at night. many muskrats travel in groups near water edges, while steel or jump traps remain principal methods.
Wicomico Sentiment on Election Case by Mr Jackson
The piece condemns Mr Jackson for challenging the result after losing to Thomas A. Smith. It claims Republicans failed to win fairly due to illiterate Black voters and accuses Jackson of blaming an unfair ballot.
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Jackson
Thomas A. Smith
Mr. Jackson
A Talbot View From the Ledger on Congressional Fairness
The Ledger comments on political fairness in Washington regarding Congress member Thomas A. Smith, elected from Maryland’s First District, arguing against removing him from his seat and defending his rightful representation.
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Ledger
Republican Congress
Washington
Thomas A. Smith
Maryland
Cecil T. Alau Report On Ballots Thrown Out
A report notes fewer ballots were discarded this year than in prior elections. It highlights tally procedures and quotes Cecil Alau discussing the integrity of the vote and the reduced number of rejected ballots.
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Cecil
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mITHOUTTOUH
Jackson shows mixed interest in Congress seat
The Cambridge Chronicle notes Mr. Jackson has shown some interest in a Congressional seat by paying a high price for the privilege, yet elsewhere he appears indifferent. It hopes for a contest if Eastern Shore election methods are examined, while not favoring loss of the legally elected representative.
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Cambridge
Jackson
Congress
Washington
House of Representat
Smith
Caroline High School Alumni Meet Elects Officers
The Alumni of Caroline High School met on Monday, January 2. Elected officers include president Dora Gellotly, vice president Harry Nuttle, secretary Mary E Brumbaugh, and treasurer Elvina Fullerton. An executive committee features Ida Downes, Ethel Anderson, and Nellie Fisher. E.M. Noble and J Kemp Stevens named to constitutional committee. All alumni urged to attend meetings and support the association.
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Caroline High School
Dora Gellotly
Harry Nuttle
Mary E. Brumbaugh
Elvina Fullerton
Ida Downes
Ethel Anderson
Nellie Fisher
E.M. Noble
J. Kemp Stevens
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gad
Mary Wharton
John B. Wharton
Dover
Harry N. Hackett
Easton
Denton
Wicomico
Talbot
Nassas Si
New York
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