Ridgely Opens Second Half Sunday at Home
In Eastern Shore Soccer League action Ridgely hosts Denton Sunday at 2:30 PM to challenge for the second half berth. Greensboro leads first half. Centreville beat Denton 2-1 last Sunday as Denton’s ten men faced tally changes.
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Denton
Federalsburg
St. Michaels
Vienna CCC
Vienna
A. C. Easton
Centreville
Chestertown
Greensboro
Denton Greensboro
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Wenderson
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Doug Benmmygeton
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Moss Smith
Tinley
Denton Massey
G. Tithy Price
Polhard Powell
Fleetwood Coleman
Norris H. Gibson
Rilgely
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Lou Staite
Nichols
Greensboroe
Phil Stewart
Health Committee's Lunch Program Aids Denton Pupils
A three year Denton PT A Health Committee report details supplementary lunches for local children. From February 1837 to mid April 1837, 40 children received meals at 5 cents per day, with soups, milk and crackers or meat and vegetables. Weighing showed weight gains and improved classroom performance. The program continued with 20 children fed for 21 weeks in 1838. Committees credit the hot lunches for health and morale, calling for continued fundraising for the program.
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Geo. W. Clendaniel
Jerome Brown
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Takmage Strong
Ed Whimey dies inventor of the coon gin
Ed Whimey, credited as the inventor of the coon gin, has died. The text mentions a Civil War first draft moment with the date 25 9, though the context is unclear and appears garbled.
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Ed Whimey
Inauguration Ceremonies Planned for Next Wednesday
Plans for Annapolis largest parade mark the inauguration of Governor Herbert R. O Conor next Wednesday January 1st. From 7500 to 10000 people expected in the march with 23 bands and military units. Rear Admiral Wilson Brown Naval Academy superintendent to detail the academy band. Over 100 clubs and civic organizations signified, 200 more eyeing spots in the line. Lieutenant Col Herbert L. Grymes Maryland National Guard named grand marshal. Demonstrations and decorations planned. Baltimore trains and buses laid on for inaugural day.
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Herbert R. O’Conor
Robert Kucera, Jr
Pank E. Burke
Joseph F. DiDomenico
Harry J. F. Korrel
Rueen
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Wilson Brown
Naval Academty
York
O'Conor
Annnipolis
Baltimore
Kucera
Senate Leaders Talk Modernizing State Legislative Councils
The piece notes Senator Davis as minority leader and discusses Kansas and eight other states adopting advisory legislative councils to curb messy lawmaking. Harvey Walker argues for drastic reform to unicameral legislatures with fewer, more capable members, replacing current councils.
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Harvey Walker
Ohio State University
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Allen
Homiedts
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Aged Man Killed By Auto In State Highway Crash
Charles Tharpe a 63 year old grandfather was killed when a car driven by Edwood Waymon struck him as he held his grandson and stood at roadside after a steering gear failure. Edward Thorpe 4 was injured as the car overturned. Coroner led inquest found Waymon killed Tharpe through voluntary careless driving. Burial services held at Bethel Holiness Church Templeville cemetery with Rev Maas P L Gicerett officiating.
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Henderson
Edwood Ro Waymon
Philadelphia
Edward Thorpe
Thorpe
Elizabeth Thorpe
Earl Thorpe
Dorothy
Edward
Bobby
William Klecan
Goldberg
William Thorpe
Willow Grove
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Goldsboro
Wayman
Charles Thorpe
Journal Subscription Offers County News Access
A call to subscribe to the Journal promises full access to fall county news coverage. Readers expect timely reporting on local government, schools, and community events with emphasis on regional topics and happenings in the upcoming season.
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School Activities Resumed After Gala Holiday Season
School life returns after a festive period with notes on classroom work, student achievements, and New Year resolutions across grades. The piece highlights Miss Smith's Seventh Grade writing, war-era history summaries, and senior and junior class features with humor and period voice.
Tax Return Deadline Urged by Internal Revenue Office
The Internal Revenue Commissioner in Maryland warns that income tax returns should be filed by March 15. Extensions are rare and must be meritorious, supported by the taxpayer's affidavit before a Notary Public. Corporations must have officer-signed extension requests with notarized affidavits. attorneys and accountants are cautioned that extensions must reflect the taxpayer, not the advisor.
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Public Health Board Holds January Meeting in Caroline County
The January meeting of the Public Health Board, held at Miss Mattie Smith’s home, involved representatives from Federalsburg Preston Ridgely and Denton. They planned club and organization fundraising for a projection machine to aid education and health offices.
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Mattie Smith
Federalsburg
Preston
Ridgely
Denton
Catherine Leanty
J. Loosli
State Health Department
Caroline County
Caroline
Kent
Queen Anne
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Brethren Church
Dennis
Alice Holland
Berlin
Maryland
Metropolitan Life Insurance Nursing Service
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Orphans Court Approves Estate and Guardian Accounts in Caroline
The Caroline County Orphans Court met in regular session with Judges Dennis Nandy and Fooks. Distribution account filed in the Joseph C Snedeker estate. Guardianship accounts and petitions to use sums filed in guardian estates of Genevieve Roe and Frederick Dix Roe. Real estate appraisement filed in the Mary Clare Brown estate.
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Caroline County
Dennis
Nandy
Fooks
Joseph C. Snedeker
Genevieve Roe
Frederick Dix Roe
winars
Marvy Clare Brown
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