Lingering Influence Fueled Goldsborough’s Congressional Service
The Democrat Messenger notes Tydings and Radcliffe used their influence to support Mr. Goldsborough. Recalling his repeated trips to Washington, the piece argues the exposure created appreciation and resolve to represent his people fully. It advocates his continued service in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tydings
Radcliffe
Goldsborough
Washington
Congress
Democrat
Snow Hill
Fourth of July Reflections on Liberty and Democracy
A historical meditation on America’s founding ideals and ongoing struggle for life liberty and the pursuit of happiness. It recalls the Declaration of Independence, John Adams, and the enduring value of ballots, homes, churches, and schools in a nation blessed by freedom and civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adams
AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION FOR SAFE FIREWORKS
A national warning urges safer Fourth of July celebrations as fireworks cause injuries and hospitalizations. Parents should restrict children from handling explosives, and everyone should follow simple, sensible safety steps to prevent loss of eyes, limbs, or worse.
Goldsborough Again Seeks Congress Seat on Eastern Shore
The Eastern Shore urges Hon. T. Alan Goldsborough to run for Congress rather than a District of Columbia judgeship. The letter extols his knowledge of legislation and influence on committees, noting his work to protect agriculture and seasonal canning industries from the Wage Hour bill and praising his ability and trustworthiness as a representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Alan Goldsborough
Congress
Goldsborough
District of Columbia
Mr. Goldsborough
Ocean City
War Department
National House
House
Maryland
Senate
Messrs
PWA Streamlined for High Speed Work Across Northeast
Reg Reg ional PWA Director Colonel M E Gilmore outlined the streamlined 1938 Public Works Administration program for the northeastern states including Maryland Delaware Pennsylvania New Jersey New York and six New England states. He said the first allotments will fund projects delayed by lack of funds and bids will be sought immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works Administration
Congress
PWA
M. E. Gilmore
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
New England
Coleonel Gilmore
Gilmore
Banking policy clash widens loans restraint
The dispute between the United States Treasury Federal Reserve and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation centers on bank examination practices. Local bankers fear strict loan write offs while Governor Eccles pushes for wider local discretion to back small businesses. Morgenthau argues for a cautious national stance, with the public likely siding with local bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
Federal Reserve
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington
Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Utah
Morgenthau
Going Farther Faring Worse in Buyer Behavior
Consumers travel long distances to chase bargains incurring high gas costs and wear on cars. Time lost and higher total price often outweigh the home price. Often the same goods can be bought locally for equal or lower cost, making such trips wasteful.
American Legion backs Maryland Baltimore Washington Highway model
Bruce T. Bair announces a formal Maryland Legion resolution urging development of the Baltimore Washington Highway as a National Model of Traffic Safety. Gov. Nice endorses the plan, citing $1.5 billion annual losses to traffic accidents and urging safety education, lighting, and modern design to save lives and reduce injuries on the corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce T. Bair
Department of Maryland
American Legion
Baltimore- Washington
Baltimore
National Capital
Bair
Legion
Maryland
Department of the District of Columbia
The
Departments
the Legion
Nice
Maryland Highway Safety Planning Council
Baltimore-Washington
Baltimore County Line
District of Columbia
Baltimore-Washington Boulevard
W.P.A
Sgt. Brubaker
Community notes recount visits and gatherings
Mrs. W G Holbrook hosted the Ladies Aid at the Community House with seven visitors, three joining as members. Prizes were won by Mrs. B B Allen, Mrs. FP N Smith, Mrs. Elmer Butler, and Mrs. E M Willey. Rev Ziba Adams and family moved to Vienna for a new posting. Rev Henry Schauer arrived at the parsonage. Various members made trips, hosted events, and some illness noted including Master Alan Moore. Evelyn Adams began work at Royal Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Holbrook
Aresent
B. B. Allen
FP. N. Smith
Elmer Butler
E. M. Willey
C. J. Chaffinch
Frances Bennett
T. H. Towers
Christian Endeavor
J. H. Dandy
Calvin Betts
Clift
Grove
F. N. Smith
Frank Fountain
Clem Meloney
GC. V. Clark
Clendaniel
Frederica, del
W. E. Hubbard
Parker Barnes
Marcus Hook
W. G. Helbrook
Cambridge
Sarah Davis
Lewis
Washington
Alan Moore
Evelyn Adams
Royal Oak
Adams Cross Roads Social Visits Mention Local Families
Mr and Mrs Fred Payne and Mrs Emma Payne with daughter Mary of Federalsburg spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Earle Robinson and family. Adams and Fountain families shared visits across several evenings with relatives and friends in the area including Thurman Fountain Lynn Taylor Polly Graef and Ethel Wright. Little Gloria Mae Johnson visited relatives Friday and Sunday with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Payne
Emma Payne
Mary
Federalsburg
Earle Robinson
Reese Adams
Arthur Adams
F. W. Fountain
Messrs
W. S. Hubbard
Alpheus Adams
Chaptank
Thurman Fountain
Lynn Taylor
Polly Graef
Pennsylvania
Ethel Wright
Rehoboth
Fred Fountain
Samuel Warrington
Gloria Mae Johnson
Miss Mildred Todd Birthday Party In Harmony
Harmony Miss Mildred Todd celebrated her sixteenth birthday with about fifty friends at her home on Friday evening. Music by Raymond Burklew Harvey Engle and Wilbur Engle accompanied games and a pink and blue refreshment table. Gifts were exchanged before departures. Also noted were outings by Harvey Engle and Josephine Quidas and visits by Mr and Mrs Alonzo Christopher of Berlin with Mrs John Christopher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Todd
Raymond Burklew
Harvey Engle
Wilbur Engle
Miss Todd
Josephine Quidas
Robert Quidas
Ocean City
Alonzo Christopher
Berlin
John Christopher
Local Guests and Visits Noted Around Goldsboro
Goldsboro visitors included Mr and Mrs Roy Brown and son from Philadelphia with the Shively family. Mrs Virgie Cartwright returns home from Dover to Ridgely Miss Virginia Holsinger spent the weekend with Miss Kathyrn Cole. Mildred Shockley of Eastville visited relatives. Ed Clark entertained Pennsylvania kin. T Noble Jarrells cannery busy canning string beans. Mrs Kate Jones hosted several children. Rev F A Holden back from Bible School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Brown and Son
Philadelphia
Noble Shively
Virgie Cartwright
Dover
Virginia Holsinger
Ridgely
Kathyrn Cole
Mildred Shockley
Eastville
Ed. Clark
Pennsylvania
T. Noble Jarrell
Kate Jones
F. A. Holden
Explosion kills engineer at Dorchester sawmill. wedding notices
Across Dorchester and nearby towns multiple incidents. Charles Kennedy was killed instantly when a boiler exploded at Frank Rittenhouse’s sawmill near Andrews. Lewis Engle injured. A two mile road from Euston to Wye Mills is planned with concrete and bituminous top. Numerous society items describe marriages and weddings in Denton, Cambridge, and surrounding areas, with details on attire, attendants, and post ceremony travel. Additional local notices include camp meetings, church reopenings, and obituaries, notably Mrs. Julia A. Jewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chmles Kennedy
Windy Point
Walbot
Lewis Engle
Frank Rittenhouse
Andrews
Dorchester
Kennedy
Rittenhouse
Sawyer
Euston
Wye Mills
Miller
Clara Beamer
Colvin Apartments
James A. Moore
Queen Anne
M. H. Michlster
Grace M. E. Church
Grace A. Mitten
Katherine Sherwood
Philadelphia
Ethel B. Moore
Proom
Stewart T. Adams
Morgantown
Charles Kelley Jenness
West Virginia
M. Duke Smith
Denton
A. F. Heather
Maple Grove Farm
Templeville
Baltimore
Charles Rambo
Cambridge
Heather
Mr. Rambo
Christ Pro
Testant Episcopal Church
Mildred Lee Wright
Levin Philip Skinner
Thomas B. Barlow
M. B. Sherwood
Wilmington
Sherwood
R. T. Bryan
Tuckahoe Neck
Elsie Roe
Paul Roe
Annapolis
Washington
Robert Fleetwood
Robert Townsend
Caroll Wilson
Centreville
Alexander Hardcastle
John E. Wilson
Susan Saulsbury
Winchester
W. A. Smith
Marydel
W. N. Conway
E. H. Collins
W. F. Corkran
G. R. Neese
E. H. Derrickson
W. E. Habbart
Harry Taylor
L. E. Barrett
W. F. Dawson
Leonard White
C. T. Wyatt
G. L. Hardesty
C. W
Wesley
H. A. G. Westerfield
M. E. Church
Jewell
Elizabeth Dukes
Jacob Ghingher
Emily Johnson
Caleb Johnson
Elizabeth Russell
John Russell
John Voss
Burrsville
Caroline Lewis
Charles W. Collison
Melvin E. Wheatley
Wesley Churchyard
Lewis
Miss Cavender
Safer Ways Urged For Fourth Of July Celebrations
Maryland health officials report 295 fireworks injuries last Fourth of July with 217 children injured and one death from a dress catching fire. Firecrackers caused most injuries. Experts urge safer celebrations and safer displays under qualified supervision to prevent punishment and harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Baltimore City
In Memoriam for Homer S. Hall Musician
In loving memory of our son Homer S. Hall musician who passed away July 1 1931. I miss you in the morning light and at day’s end. I miss your loving ways and voice. Some day I hope to meet you in mansions above. Missed and remembered always Mother Father Brothers and Sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer S. Hall
In loving memory of Gootee S Roe
In loving memory of our husband and father Gootee S Roe who died June 30 1936 not dead to us who loved him not lost but gone before he lives with us in memory and will forever more sadly missed by his wife and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gootee S. Roe
Card of Thanks for Sarah Willoughby
We express sincere thanks to all who extended sympathy and assistance in our recent bereavement the death of our mother Sarah Willoughby. Her Children.
Weeklong diary of a child’s week in small town life
A child recounts a week of sermons and interactions with family and neighbors. Sunday praises a preacher, Monday notes government relief issues, Tuesday laments vacation weather and muddy conditions, Wednesday describes a bank withdrawal, Thursday sketches schoolyard plans, Friday warns against risky driving, Saturday reports a new baby at Blisters’ house. The entries reveal humor and social observations in a rural community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Evry Boddie
Jane
Elsy
Gillemast
In loving memory of Laura Cheezum
A daughter Elizabeth mourns for her mother Laura Cheezum who died June 30 1937. She notes silent mourning and eternal rest in God and recalls the lingering ache of loss a year after her passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Cheezum
Elizabeth
Country hams shoulders and side meat for sale
L. E. Hinderer of Denton Maryland advertises country hams shoulders and side meat for sale. Local buyer contact details are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Hinderer
Denton
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Denton JO
National Laboratory OF Traffic Safety
Hobbs
Adams Cross Roads
Goldsboro
Memoriam
Sarah Willoughby
Oliver N. Warren
Denton-Easton Highway
Denton Bridge
Court House
Alex McWilliams
Fancies
Sport Oxfords
Batiste
Dimities
Children’s & Tots
West’s Department Store
Denton, Maryland
WFBR
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