Marydel Notices and Local War Welfare Reports
Twenty five years ago this week Emma Moore died in Marydel on June 22. Reber family member injured, and Walter Case wins a scholarship. Several local graduates receive college scholarships. A pike caught at the electric pond shows indigestion from a pine cone. War savings director reports Caroline County at 90 percent of a 427640 goal. Much social visiting, travel, and military movements noted. Obituaries for Leah Carroll and local physician Dr. West plus Isabelle Deweese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Moore
Marydel
Phares Reber
Mgr
A. C. Reber
Walter Case
Caroline High School
Charlotte Hall
Louise Fisher
Western Maryland College
Electric
Walton
Harry W. Davis
War Savings
Caroline County
Greensboro
Hillsboro
Caroline
Davis
James A. Barwick
George A. Dever
Rea
Queen Anne’s County
West
Pacific Coast
Government Weather Service
F. M. Eccles
Oxford
F. M. Eccles Jr
France
Eccles
Marcus D. Smith
Camp Greenleaf
Camp Wheeler
Mavon
J. R. Cannon
G. Ronald Wanson
Philadelphia
G. T. Redden
Marjorie Anthony
Katherine Smith
Denton
Quartermaster’s
Washington
Frank Shipley
Baltimore
Samuel Callahan
Henry Beck
Linwood Long
Clinton Wyatt
Cheter
Joe Wyatt
Albert G. Towers
Edwin R. Downes
Annie Richardson
J. Virgil Moore
Seaford
Ella Downes
Virginia
Willard Hynson
Chester
Winifred Wilson
Barclay
Helen Ringrose
Anna Fisher
Elkton
David H. Ellwanger
Camp Meade
Charles W. Ellwanger
G. L. Helsby
Alfred H. Noble
American Marine
Lieut. Noble
St. John’s College
National Guard
Sam
Alfred Noble
Federalsburg
W. H. Jump
Preston High School
Townsend
New Castle County
Preston Resee Uf
Leah FE. Carroll
Willis Carroll
Edgar Welch
Concord Church
G.L. Helsby
AL 4. Carroll
Georgetown
Del
E. Carroll
Concord
Walter J. Carroll
East New Market
Oia AL Carroll
Barratt’s Chapel
Maryland Farm Front This Week Details War Food Drive
Maryland farmers boosted superphosphate orders in the first nineteen days of June beyond 1942 purchases, aided by AAA guidance to boost soil and crop yields. The War Meat Board seeks equitable meat distribution and weekly reports from slaughterers to curb the black market. Maryland feed supplies were augmented by multiple federal sources, with plans to release more grain and meat products to support war needs. Regional and state AAA leaders, including Joseph H. Blandford and Leonard C. Burns, presented recommendations at Blacksburg to coordinate nationwide programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
State Agricultural Adjustment Agency
Leonard C. Burns
State Aaa
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
Agricultural Extension Service
War Meat Board
United Nations
Maryland War Meat Boards
County War Boards
Nites S
Town Hall
Blacksburg
AAA
Joseph H. Blandford
Simon L. Downey
Fred Sylvester
Slats Diary by Oliver N Warren
A curious diary entry recounts a Sunday at 5 A M church service and a handshake farewell, with family comments on religiosity. The week details chores, governance by sharecropping guards, weather, school prospects, and humorous miscommunications among siblings and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver N. Warren
Ration reminders for sugar coffee and fuel oil
Ration notices state Sugar Coupon No 13 is valid for 5 pounds through August 15. Coupons No 15 and 16 each cover 5 pounds for home canning through October 31. Coffee Stamp 24 covers 1 pound through June 30 with Stamp 21 valid July 1 to July 21. Fuel oil Period 5 coupons remain valid in all zones until September 30.
Stamp and stampable ration details for soldiers wives
A wartime notice lists ration expiration dates for various stamps including Shoes Stamp No 18 valid to October 31 and Red Stamps J through N M and P Q with June to August expirations. It also includes a long piece advising soldiers on letters from home and the importance of stable home life to morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvie L. McKnight
Cleveland
Mississippi
U. S
Guadalcanal
What kind of Americans are we war duties check chart
The article urges readers to become true Americans by accepting responsibilities and duties to the country and fighting men. It presents a check chart of American duties, invites readers to score themselves, and suggests revisiting next month to improve the result as the war nears conclusion.
American Homefront Self Score Chart from War Era
A self quiz with points for patriotic actions. Questions cover bonds payroll deductions blood donations victory gardens scrap materials fats savings, war work, car sharing, hoarding, voting, rumor control, and morale support through letters or gifts to service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
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Zret
Ball
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Court House
Denton Bridge
Tuckahoe Bridge
Lincehester Bridge
Board of Health
Leeda
Preston School
Stand Bridge SQ
Marschurdi
United States Department of Agriculture
Contes
Evry Boddie
Unkel
Theeviek
Elise
Jane
Eley
Wong
Tam
Wei Owas
Mai
Eamedi
Dudgeinv
Maine
Gilluaa
Elad
Niewspa
Fred J. Wright
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
Denton Journal
Aisco
Asco
Ake Ec Os
Acme Coffee
Amergan
Sumer
Fair and Equitable Distribution
Association of Maryland Distillers & Allied Industries
Boreanutile Trust
Baltmmore, Md
Bacay
Eryice Moore
Bnge Eee
Joyce and
Janet Kern
Marshall’s
Denton, MD
Lier
the Peoples Bank of
PWS