Attendance and events at C H S weekly roundup
The January 23 27 period at Caroline High School honors top attendance. Miss O Connor Towers and Miss Edith Towers rooms tie for grammar grades while Miss Lola Willoughby’s senior girls win the weekly banner. Perfect attendance noted for Cahall and Hoffmann rooms on Tuesday and a list of other grade level winners follow. Recitals and community music events scheduled for February 4 and 17 with admission charges. Teachers meeting February 4 with Johns Hopkins economist Dr Weyforth speaking on Money. Public invited. Personal notes include improvements of Superintendent Noble and social gatherings.
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Bernard King
Dorothea O’connor
Edith Towers
Lola Willoughby
Cahall
Hoffman
Mr. Hoffman
Miss Ford
Miss Brown
Mr. Cahall
Miss Towers
J. Mulford Swing
Concord
Ted Orme
Concord Epworth League
Caroline County Teachers’ Association
Caroline High School
Weyforth
Johns Hopkins University
Revival meeting and dance noted with music figures
The choir sang at Thursday night revival, and several High School girls attended Wednesday’s De Molay dance. Last Friday, Henrietta Baker Low, former Baltimore music superintendent, visited the girls glee club and praised their voices while urging music as a vocation through hard work and talent. Officers for Miss Clopper’s homeroom for the coming year are Louise Adams president, Jean Temple vice president, Mary Ellen Wright secretary, Virginia Kemp treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Trazzare
de Molay
Henrietta Baker Low
Baltimore
Louise Adams
Jean Temple
Mary Ellen Wright
Virginia Kemp
Credit control and bank expansion debate in Goldsborough Maryland
A county article discusses opposing Branch Banking and inflation plans. An agent would handle checks deposits and loan applications for a home institution, prompting concerns that centralized credit could let metropolitan centers dominate state legislatures and rural communities.
In Loving Remembrance of Minnie L Todd
A memorial notice for Minnie L Todd who died January 21 1933 at age 51 years 9 months and 6 days. It expresses sorrow from her daughter Frances Wells and her son Frederick describing the grave as lonely and a voice loved is stilled.endra
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie L. Todd
Heavenly Rest
Frances Wells
Frederick
Newnam Invites Inspection of Unmatched Furniture Values
A local retailer proclaims unprecedented discounts on furniture and bedding inviting customers to inspect the offerings. The notice quotes M. K. Newnam and emphasizes exceptional value and open viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. New- Nam
Modern Semi Bungalow and 10 Acre Chicken Farm for Sale
Semi bungalow on Second street with all modern conveniences for possession February 15. Also a 10 acre chicken farm on State road near village with possession February 265. Apply to H. C. Wright, Denton, Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
State Road
Village
H. C. Wright
Denton
Bi-County Soccer League Week Games Set for Sunday
Oxford visits Denton in the Bi-County Soccer League with a 2 15 pm kickoff on the local field. Federalsburg travels to St Michaels for another Sunday match while Denton plays the last league game. Field conditions caused last Sunday's high school game to be postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Denton
Federalsburg
St. Michaels
Wedding invitations announced with neatness and dispatch
The Journal prints wedding invitations and announcements with care and promptness, offering clear presentation for readers seeking matrimonial notices and related social updates.
Auction Notice of Farm Equipment and Livestock
W. F. Towers administrator announces sale of farm wagon Dearborn mowing machine drill binder riding plows sulky plows walking cultivators rope and chain harness new carriage harness harrows hay rake corn shelter horse cart and harness lumber hoes shovels forks and farming gear plus six laying hens one cow two horses corn in crib eighteen acres wheat half interest fodder in sixteen shocks flower urns and many other items. Safe rain or shine. James Temple auctioneer Josiah A. Beck clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn
Unemployment Insurance Proposal Across States and Nation
Mrs. James E. Darr argues for a state led unemployment insurance plan funded by federal aid and private donations, with mandatory public works jobs prior to benefits. The plan would cap payments, require proof of state and county residence, assess county needs via assessor books, and could be financed by a retail sales tax with temporary tax cuts and salary reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ance
Bounty Court
James E. Darr
Scratch pads sold cheap at The Journal office
Handy scratch pads available for 1 cent each at The Journal office. Boxes and bulk stationery offered. Call for details.
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M. K. Newnam
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