P. T. A Meeting And Basketball Race Update
The article notes Washington College and Mt. St. Marys contending for the Maryland Collegiate Championship with games affecting standings. It praises teamwork and passing assists, highlights Curly Byrd’s university leadership, and covers school athletic preparation and student club activities ahead of county meets and events at local high schools.
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Washington College
Maryland Collegiate Basketball Association
Washington
Mt. St. Mary's
Maryland
Mt. St. Mary’s
Westminster Court
Loyola
St. John’s
Annapolis
Curly Byrd
University of Maryland
Curly
State University
Old M. A. C
Jorpilans Court Proceedings and Local Notices
The Queen Anions Court of Caroline County met Tuesday with Judges Towers Dennis and Handy. Guardians ad litem were appointed for Eldridge and Kathleen Dayton. Administrators filed accounts, parcels of mortgage shares were distributed, and wills and executors underwent confirmations. The fast wit and testament of Louis N. Wibler was proved. Letters testamentary granted to Calvin L. Lynch. Notices to creditors ordered. Various inventories and appraisements filed. sales ordered. Youth conference announced at Chestertown March 6-8 with speakers from University of Maryland Towson and Chestertown. delegates from Maryland Delaware Pennsylvania D.C. expected. Funeral service for former Governor Ritchie held with bishops and clergy. city observes moment of silence. thousands view bier. funeral procession to cemetery. Notable attendees included General Reckord, Mr. Kirkman, and Mr. Janney.
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Q Oiphans’ Court
Caroline County
Towers
Dennis
Handy
James T. Payne
Eldridge Dayton
Kathleen Dayton
Mildred B. Butler
Hany Bi
Hird
Louis N. Wibler
Calvin LD. Lynch
George J. Kible
George T. Shriver
Everett C. Nuttle
Co. T. A
James R. Charles
Wesley FE. Thawles
Roeland B
Washington College
Chestertown
Maryland
M. H. Berry
University of Maryland School of Agriculture
Edgar C. Powers
Towson
William H. Medders
Alexander C. Dick
Lynn A. Emerson
New York City
Cornell University
J. D. Blackwell
State Teachers College
Salisbury
W. Hf. Medders
Emett J. Fitch
E. I. duPont de Nemours and Co
Emerson
Harry S. Russell
The
Chestertown Enterprise
M. H W. Berry
J. Max Chambers
National Youth Administration
Delaware
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Orange Cake From Betty Holloway Household Hints
Betty Holloway offers a recipe for orange cake from the Eastern Shore Public Service. Cream butter and sugar, add eggs, mix, then alternate flour with milk. Grind raisins and whole orange, fold into batter, bake two layers or loaf at 350 degrees for 20 to 30 minutes.
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Betty Holloway
Iome
Eastern Shore Public Service
Objection to taxes with representation noted
A quoted remark from the Dallas Morning News satirically contrasts early American resistance to taxation without representation with the imagined burden of taxation with representation. The wry line suggests modern governance is more burdensome than historical discontent.
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Dallas Morning News
Help Wanted Farm Hand Married Man
IT job ad seeks an experienced farm hand who is married. Offers good wages and a good house to live in near Preston Maryland. No dairy work. Contact Peter De Wilde in Preston MD. Dated 2 22 1931.
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Peter de Wilde
Preston, Md
Roosevelt Leads Nationwide Poll Despite Swing to Republicans
A nationwide poll by the American Institute of Public Opinion shows President Roosevelt still leading, with a shift back from earlier declines. Delaware and six other states are definitely Republican, while twenty-one states tilt Democrat, and New York plus three others sit on the borderline amid a wintry political climate.
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Roosevelt
American Institute of Public Opinon
Phiadelphia Inquirer
Troms Agais
Delaware
Colump
New York
Maine
Vermont
New Hapsone
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Jussex
Certo
Governor Ritche Dies After Record Election Victory
Former Maryland governor Ritchie died on Monday after breaking election majorities by 66 770 votes and carrying 12 of 23 counties. Ten days after his inauguration for a fourth term his mother, longtime hostess at the Executive Mansion, died. He had declined U.S. Senate moves, saying the governorship held higher rank. He married Elizabeth Baker in 1907. a 1915 divorce suit claimed abandonment. Funeral held Wednesday at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church in Baltimore, burial at Greenmount Cemetery.
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Ennor Ritchie
Maryland
Broening
Ritchie
United States Senate
Commonwealth
Ritcehte
Elizabeth Catherine Baker
Catonsville
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Paul and
Chase Streets
Baltimore
Bural
Greenmount Cemetery
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Christine McNeal
Emma Ott
Dramatic Club
Mildred Woodrow
Hughes
Marvin Chambers
Paul V. Shockley
Dorothy Shockley
Dorothy
Joe Lee Parker
Mary Emily Breeding
Anne Strickland
Snow H IL
Jorpilans
Maryand
Edward T. Helfenstein
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
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Arthur B. Kin
General Reckord
Kirkman
Janney
Johnny
Freddy
Tima
Wewspaperarche
Sbs
Esskay
EAT Beale
Nationwide
Ron
Gov. Ritchie
Fostess
FORD
Preston Motor Company
Preston, Maryland
Ford Motor Company
Continental Oil Company
the Alamo
Conoco Travel Bureau
Denver
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RWSPA
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