County School Attendance Figures Released for Year
School board records show white enrollment 8206 with 2375 elementary and 3333 high pupils and 1252 colored students 855 elementary 191 high. Elementary average attendance 92 percent high 93 percent. Major schools led by Friendship rural Hillsboro Greensboro and Preston. About 1682 pupils transported by buses. 146 missing forty or more days. A long list of consistently attending students across Greensboro Goldsboro Burrsville Denton and other communities.
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Friendship
rural
Hillsboro
Greensboro
Preston
Marydel
Mildred Walls
Jessie Gruwell
Mildred Thorpe
Carlton Richard
Rosine Thorpe
Anna May Walls
Henderson
James Clough
Carl Zlock
Henry Seward
Pearl Knotts
Emma Seward
Monroe Walls
Dorothy Clough
Nelson Welch
Geneva Reed
Wilson Clough
Virginia Walls
Frank Knotts
Elsie Barcus
Mary Block
Jean Edge
Goldsboro
Luther Bennett
Jessie Young
Charles Schanbe
Harold Shively
Helen Cole
Helen DeWitte
Thomas Ober
George Kornrumpf
Dick Lane
Harvey Fleming
Glenn Smith
Ralph Fleming
Noble Shively
Miriam Lapham
Scotton Gritfin
George Hubbard
Helen Porter
John Bell
Bernice Fleming
Moore
Harry Gottwall
Lillian Brown
William Quillen
Milton Bishop
Anna Lee Gooden
John Course
Samuel Edwards
John Pinkine
Betty Evans
Betty Hutson
Vivian Rawlings
James Young
Elbert Riddleberger
Doris Cahall
Caroline Thorpe
Carl Saulsbury
Eloise Shulties
Evelyn Asilton
Mabel Harris
Sybil Good
Ellen Edwards
Jackie Pritchett
Ruthanna Laramore
Roxanna Detwiler
Isabel Hutson
Ella Langrell
Agnes Thorpe
Paul Riddleberger
Clementine Wheeler
Henry's Wedding Attraction Outdoor Show July 3 4
A local outdoor comedy features a 100 person cast led by Irvin Smith Jr and Miss Jean Kauffman. Uncle Henry prompts a second wedding and a series of humorous situations as Rev Turnipseed marries three couples. The Community Club sponsors the production with song numbers and a grand Beaus and Belles parade. Show runs July 3 and 4 at 8:15 pm with general admission 25 cents.
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Henry
Jack
Irvin Smith Jr
Mary
Jean Kauffman
Irvin Smith Sr
Samantha Green
Wilbert Merriken
Rev. Turnipseed
Susan
Roberta Hake
Sawyer Brown
W. A. Smith
C. C. Chilcutt
William Irwin
Harriet Burns
Corn Chambers
Irvin Smith
Olan Greenlee
Bud Wilson
Thomas Baynard
Sam Baxter
Joseph Parker
Rey Sard
Newman Rickards
Charles Behlke
Edwin W. Breeding
Sam Thomas
Winfield Nichols
Thomas Temple
Will ‘mer Parker
W. D. Bishop
Carlton West
Burton Wilkinson
George Cheri
G. L. Wilson
Monroe Crouse
Sam Nowell
W. L. Norris
William G. Wooters
J. W. Davis
Leo Meginney
J. C. Stevens
J. W. Perry
W. F. Jackson
Kemp Newmam
Edward Nichols
Clifford Brown
Fred R. Owens
Gustav Good
John Richardson
Three Caroline State Banks Offer Opening Plan
The Caroline County Bank of Greensboro The Peoples Bank of Denton including its Ridgely Bank and the Hillsboro Queen Anne Bank of Hillsboro have submitted plans of reorganization for reopening on a 2006 basis. Bank Commissioner Johnny J. Ghingher approved the plans and stockholders will vote. The move follows a national banking crisis that closed many banks. Caroline banks aim to rebuild stronger for the community.
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Caroline County Bank of
Greensboro
Peoples Bank of
Denton
Ridgely Bank
Hillsboro-Queen Anne Bank of
Hillsboro
Johny J. Ghingher
United States
Caroline County
State Bank Commissioner of
Maryland
Maryland Declares Monday a Legal Holiday
Governor Ritchie proclaims Monday, July Old, a legal holiday in Maryland after requests from business houses and banks. The three day weekend will extend travel to resorts and watering places, affecting bank clerks, store workers, and other employees.
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Ritchie
Maryland
Two-Cent Local Postage Rates Begin Today
Announcement that the two-cent local rate on first class mail goes into effect today as officials hope to restore normal mail volume and provide work for postal employees. The rise to three cents had reduced volume and prompted criticism that the rate was excessive while the President can modify rates but not below two cents per ounce.
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Franklin
Post Office
Washington
Orphans' Court in Caroline County Acts on Estates
The Caroline County Orphans Court met with Judges West Towers and Dennis. Executors Handy gain bond reduction in Albert S Handy estate. Geo W Ecker will admitted to probate July 11. Zenia F Mitchell estate inventory and sale order granted. Louisa Clark probate filed by Sellars Henderson. Wrights administer estate inventory appraisement filed. Letters of administration granted for B Harrison Bennett. Luther Bennett inventory and sale order granted. Frigidaire ad appears with payment terms.
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Orphans’ Court for
Caroline County
West, Towers
Dennis
Alice Y. Handy
Roland C. Handy
Albert S. Handy
Geo. W. Ecker
Jane, White
Burt Hobbs
Zenia F. Mitchell
Louisa Clark
Cora D. Sellars
Beulah Henderson
Harry B. Wright
William Edwin Wright
Walter M. Wright
B. Harrison Bennett
Luther Bennett
John W. Sylvester
T. Noble Jarrell
1933 Tax Levy 73 Cents Lowest For Many Years
Caroline county approves a 1933 tax levy of 73 cents for the county and 25 cents state, totaling 98 cents per $100, the lowest in years. The savings stem from a school levy cut of 20 cents and elimination of county road maintenance, with the 22 cent state cut to take effect in 1934. The detailed levy lists numerous county offices and expenses, including salaries, court costs, services, and bonds, totaling 112,550.00 after credit for uncollected taxes.
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Caroline
Caroline county
IStates
Board of Health & Wite
Court House
Gandon County
Easton
Nurse Edith Patchett on vacation with her father
Miss Edith Patchett a student nurse at Franklin Square Hospital Baltimore is spending her vacation at the home of her father Mr J B Patchett Mr and Mrs R J Patchett of Easton spent Sunday with their son Mr J B Patchett and family in a want advertisement style notice.
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Palmer Lare
Edward Donovan
Oak Grove
Del
John Taylor
Elizabeth
Rosalee Bullock
Rehoboth
Elizabeth Horsey
Wilmington
Annie Horsey
Reese Adams
Beatrice
Concord
Altha Lare
Lewes
Edith Patchett
Franklin Square Hospital
Baltimore
J. B. Patchett
R. J. Patchett
Easton
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Alabama
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