New Program For Home Makers Clubs In Caroline County
Thirteen rural homemakers clubs under Miss Bessie Spafford begin a new program of club demonstrations at January meetings. The schedule outlines ten-year home beautification projects, plus monthly topics from January china to December community programs. Officers for multiple clubs are listed, led by county council president Mrs. Clifton G. Crouse with officers from Greensboro Ridgely Smithville Queen Anne and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline county
Bessie Spafford
extension service
University of Maryland
sparkling glass and company
Anna Seeders
N. N. Thomas
Clarence Atkinson
Bethlehem Homemakers’ Club
J. B. Todd
Harry Blades
George Blades
Federal Community Club
Nichols Laigneil
John Howard
Claude Howard
Fred Trice
Irendship Grove
Alfred Flaharty
Furman’s Grove
Joseph Jackson
Weshell Dulin
Vernon Baker
Edward Owman
Greensboro Homemakers’ Club
John Stevenson
Thomas Edwards
Charles Bilbrough, Jr
J. Pearson
Harmony Community Club
Roland Towers
Solomon Hurst
Pliny Todd
Harry Arringdale
Liden’s Community Club
Donald McDonald
William Liden
Martin Noble
Fred Torbert
Ridgely Rural [Homemakers’ Club
Frank R. Simons
Albert White
Paul loffman
Harold F. Hafer
Smithson Homemakers’ Club
Smithville Homemakers’ Club
Elmer Robinson
Blaine Bullock
Floyd Smith
Fred Fountain
Twentieth Century Club
Mary Emmons
Elmer Flaharty
Unity Homemakers’ Club
Diphtheria Prevention Campaign Results Across County Schools
County data show immunity or one toxoid dose among tested pupils. Colored schools report 90 percent Sehick tested. rural 86 percent protected. all schools 65 percent protected. White schools list protection percentages from 92 at Andersontown to 23 at Denton Primary. Health officials offer free testing again. parents may opt out in writing. Also notes upcoming Firemen’s supper and theatre party on January 30 with Miss Pacific Fleet film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersontown
Harmony
Burrsville
Bethlehem
Vederalsburg
Smithson
Preston
Friendship
Iillsboro
Moore's
Marydel
Henderson
Goldsboro
Sickman
Ridgely Primary
Ridgely Grammar & High
Dentonia Theatre
Greensboro Booters to host match next Sunday
Eastern Shore Soccer League standings show Greensboro, North East, Elkton and Federalsburg in a tight race. Greensboro travels to Denton while Elkton visits Chesapeake City and Ridgely plays Elkton, with 2:30 p.m. kickoffs and weatherless play if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. E
Elkton
North East
Greensboro
Federalsburg
Denton
Ridgely
Chesapeake City
federalsboro
Co. E. Elkton
Greensibora
las
Chestertown
Church Hill
Church
County Attendance Record Very High in December 1935
Attendance data for December shows eleven of nineteen Caro line county schools advanced over December 1934. Greensboro High led with 93.9 percent, and Greensboros graded schools reached 95.2 percent. Two and one teacher schools posted top rates with Andersontown 96.7 and Friend ship 97.7 percent respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline county
Greensboro
Andersontown
Friendship
Caroline
Preston
Ridgely
Federalsburg
Henderson
Denton Grammar
Ridgely Grammar
Ridgely Primary
Goldsboro
Denton
Hillsboro
Moore's
Smithson
Hickman
Burrsville
Harmony
Bethlehem
Marydel
Jonestown
Marsh Creek
Washington
Denton Elementary
Bridgetown
Dover Road
Johns
Union
Zion
Castle Hall
Lockerman High
Fourth Class Postmaster Examination Announcement
Application deadline is January 31, 1936. The Civil Service Commission plans to certify for a Marydel Maryland postmaster vacancy and others as they occur, with exams in Denton Maryland. Applicants must be 21 to 64 and reside in the post office territory. Compensation last year was 1100 dollars. Applications and Form 9 available from the local postmaster or the Civil Service Commission in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Marydel
Denton
United States
Washington, D. C
Washington, D.C
Stadium as Nucleus for College Buildings
A concise statement notes that a stadium serves as a central hub around which college buildings are organized, shaping campus planning and student life.
Boy Scouts Celebrate Anniversary in Denton
The Denton Troop of Boy Scouts marked its first anniversary with a January 10 ceremony at Caroline High School auditorium. Guest Harvey Long presented the new 1936 charter, with Layman J. Redden awarding membership certificates and Tenderfoot Badges to Billy White. Frederick A. Welsh demonstrated rope lariat and fire by friction, while badges were awarded to Welsh and Sherman W. Tribbitt. The program included bugle calls and prayers by Reverend C Irving Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Caroline High School
Thomas W. Chambers
Tri-County
Harvey Long
Federalsburg
John White
Maurice A. Brackett
J. Redden
Billy White
Frederick A. Welsh
Will Rogers
Welsh
Stanley M. Woodhead
Sherman W. Tribbitt
Irvin Samis
C. Irving Carpenter
Maryland Farmers Meet in Baltimore to Chart A Food Policy
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation leaders meet in Baltimore for its annual statewide gathering. Delegates will discuss the Supreme Court Agr Act decision and propose steps to replace it, plus plans to strengthen marketing finance and education within farm organizations. Ohio Pennsylvania and Vermont bureau presidents attend to aid discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Maryland
Baltimore
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
C. E. Wise, Jr
Washington
farm bureau group
farm bureau
Mr. Wise
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Wise
Orphans' Court Proceedings in Caroline County session
The Caroline county Orphans Court met with Judges Towers, Dennis and Handy. Executors and administrators filed inventories and appraisements for Anna Brumbaugh Susie A. Smith and James T Payne. Orders to sell personal property and real estate were granted. Guardianship and heir at law actions were approved for Ormond Arthur Wright. Partial inventory and sale orders approved for Lawrence B Towers estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline county
Towers
Dennis
Handy
Chalmers S. Brumbaugh
Anna
Brumbaugh
Oron F. Smith
Susie A. Smith
Ethel V. Wright
OrmondArthur Wright
Ormond A. Wright
Ormond Arthur Wright
Elbert J. Edgell
R. Russell Edgell
Charles W. Edgell
Indiana P. Todd
James T. Payne
In Memoriam Minnie L Greenlee Four Years Since Loss
In loving memory of Minnie L Greenlee mother and wife who passed away January fifteenth, 1932. Four years have passed and time has not healed the ache. Within our home her shining light is missed and her vacant place cannot be filled. Sadly missed by husband and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie L. Greenlee
Complete stock of all kinds of floor coverings
M K Newnam advertises a complete stock of floor coverings in a local newspaper listing, signaling a broad assortment for buyers seeking carpeting and related products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Newnam
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Dentonia
ereg Po
JANE WITHERS
JOHN AMcGUIRE
THUR. & FRI
Angeles
Red Gap
CHARLES LAUGHTON
DELAWARE
Downes
BON ee
RADIO
Prewre
CRIME
SEAMESE TWINS
SIMPLICO
LUCIO GODINO
RALPH BELLAMY
CLAIRE TREVOR
MYRNA LOY
SPENCER TRACY
METRO-GOLDWYN MAYER
WED
THU
FBI
SAT
LLAN
HENRY Boy
David O.Selznick
Produce
Jack Conner
BUCK JONES
RANGE FEUD
DUDLEY
ANNs Fate wah
Edward Everett HORTON
CARY GRANT
THUR
tidgely
evthoress
SIHIRLEY TEMPLE
Smart Ensemble
EQUIET
Jane Wyatt
Miss Wyatt
Eastman Verichrome
PHILADELPHIA
M. H. DOWNES
BRET
RICHARD DIX
FRANK MORGAN
IAN
HUGIL HERBERT
ERIC BLORE
ROGER PRYOR
ling
THURS
John A. Hatcher
Care of RUE PUBLISHING CO
Moore
iHome
Journal
Denton National Bank
State of
U.S
Albert Mille
Monmouth
Cinccinnati
Franklin Street
P. ROLAND FISHER
A. G. SHOCKLEY
Rigdely, Md
ASHE SUR Yen
National Association
roms Tereca
Cynthiana
Kentucky
pgreat Smisonian
Australia
Samuel Gompers
Kuchan
Persia
McNESS CO
Dept. T. Freeport
Illinois
Ponuession
SAMUEL NOWELL
MRS
P. O. Box
Camden
N. J
Atwater Kent
Lissen
Buddy
Talburt
ORIPAIG PROPAGANDAL
Greensboro Booters
League News
Elkton Town
BOY SCOUTS
State Farm Group
MEMORIAM
NiewspapereR Chlye
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!