Salisbury Sets Pace In League
Eastern Shore League standings show Salisbury Indians leading after July 4 with 37 wins and 18 losses. Milford passes Dover, Easton Browns rise to first division contention. Orioles owner John M. Ogden signs Walter Millies as Dover manager and catcher. Henry Schlutter, Polytech graduate from Pocomoke City, joins Orioles system with a .241 batting average and strong defense. Rogers Hornsby linked to Lookouts in Chattanooga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury Indians
Milford
Dover
Easton Browns
Browns
John M. Ogden
Baltimore Orioles
Walter Millies
Chattanooga Lookouts
Millies
Wes Kingdon
Dick West
Washington Senators
Chattanooga
Rogers Hornsby
Schlutter
Orioles
Henry Schlutter
Pocomoke City
Ogden
The
Birds
Committees For Rotary Year Named in Denton Club
Dr E Paul Knotts new Rotary Club of Denton president announces the year's committees at the weekly meeting. Board of Directors includes Knotts Orme Andrew Nut tle Thawely Willis Pine. Aims and Objects chaired by Knotts with Orme Chaffinch Nuttle R Nut tle. Club Service chaired by Orme with DeWeese Carter Johnson Everngam Holbrook Moore. Classification chaired by Orme with White Beck. Fellowship chaired by Johnson with Summerfield Lane Nuttle. Program chaired by Holbrook with Thawley Willis Clendaniel. Membership chaired by Carter with Moore Emerson. Attendance chaired by Everngam with Moore Cooper Allen. Public Information chaired by Moore with Johnson Greaves Crouse. Vocational Service chaired by Chaffinch with Nowell Wright Dukes. Community Service chaired by Nuttle with Ramsburg Clendaniel Turlington Croll. Civic Welfare chaired by Nuttle with Beck Nuttle Smith. Rural-Urban Acquaintance chaired by Clendaniel with Smith Lane Nut tle. Crippled Children chaired by Croll with Waters Brown George. Boys' Work chaired by Ramsburg with Nichols Nuttle Johnson. Youth Service chaired by Turkington with Cumming Emerson Newnam. International Service chaired by Nuttle with George Kemp Newnam Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Paul Knotts
Rotary Club of
Denton
Theodore Orme
Ormond L. Andrew
F. B. Nuttle
W. E. Thawely
B. C. Willis
Gerald M. Pine
Roland Chaffinch
Elias Nuttle
Frank L. R. Nuttle
J. DeWeese Carter
Benj. F. Johnson
J. Lester Everngam
W. Gordon Holbrook
Charles Moore
Earle White
George W. Beck
J. H. Summerfield
J. Frank Lane
Harry H. Nuttle
Sam Nowell
Fred J. Wright
Chas. G. Dukes
Elias W. Nuttle
Kenneth Ramsburg
George Clendaniel
Thos. J. Turkington
Paul Croll
Fred B. Nuttle
H. Earle Smith
George
George E. Waters
C. Jerome
Brown
Dawson O. George
Winfield T. Nichols
Burdette Nuttle
W. K. Cumming
John H. Emerson
M. Kemp Newnam
Clayton Reynolds
Lumber raft arrives in New York in 1891
A lumber raft carrying 3,500,000 feet arrives in New York in 1891. The shipment marks a sizable timber transport milestone tied to regional trade and maritime activity of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Holiness Camp Opens July 29th
The Eastern District Pilgrim Holiness Church holds its annual camp meeting in Denton from July 29 to August 9 with Rev. Paul F. Elliott as platform manager. Evangelists include Rev. J L Philpot and Rev. D E Snow, assisted by Rev. Robert Connolly and Edward Marshall. Services run from 6 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. and afternoon and evening programs begin at 1:30 p.m. with ongoing class meetings each evening. Delegates will elect at the August 8–9 district assembly, presided by Rev. W R Surbrook, for the quadrennial Owosso assembly. ordination and doctrine discussions will occur during business sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Elliott
Dover
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Denton
J. L. Philpot
Fredonia
Kansas
D. E. Snow
Binghampton
New York
Robert Connolly
Bel Air
Michigan
Edward Marshall
Salisbury
Thomas S. Dixon
Denton Pilgrim
Pilgrim Holiness Mission Work
Oriental Missionary Society
Dixon
W. R. Surbrook
Detroit
Owosso
Mich
Scratch Pads for a Penny at The Journal Office
The Journal offers handy scratch pads for 1 cent each at its office. Customers can visit to pick up these small supplies while stocks last. Limited to one per person per visit.
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Journal
This Man This Man Do you know the man pictured above
The notice asks readers to identify a pictured man and provide details about his life. It questions whether he lived in Caroline County, his occupation, marital status, and number of children, noting a fuller description will appear next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Test Your Skill In Identification Contest
A new weekly contest titled A Glimpse Into the Past begins today in the Journal. Readers answer four or five questions about a pictured figure and submit with name and address. Winners receive a free one year Journal subscription.
Attendance improves across county schools year over year
County schools show higher attendance with Henderson leading elementary at 95.3 and Greensboro high schools at 94.2. Goldsboro makes the largest jump from 88.1 to 92.6, while several elementary schools and eight of ten colored schools post gains. Enrollment shifts include higher high school enrollment and slight dips in elementary totals.
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Henderson
Goldsboro
Hillsboro
Greensboro
Denton Primary
Federalsburg
Ridgely
Denton Grammar
Preston
Andersontown
Caroline
Jonestown
Denton
Marsh Creek
Johns
Mt. Zion
Dover Road
Castle Hall
Lockerman High School
Emma Hutson
Anna Blackburn
William Passwater
Mary McCrea
Robert Wright
Robert Heather
Linwood Jarrell
Myrtle Bennett
Bernice Hutson
Harold Haddick
Isabelle Asilton
Bowen Tribbitt
Ruth Evans
Betty Karcher
Eloise Shulties
Harold Gottwalls
Dorothy Stevens
Malinda Altfather
John Roger
J. Boone Jarrell
Ruth Harrington
June Lynch
Public Health Board Met Last Tuesday
The July meeting of the Public Health Board was held Tuesday afternoon with six members present. Dr. Waters spoke of aims and repairs at the annex of the health center. Miss Buch emphasized education of health concepts to residents of Caroline County. Miss Smith extended tuberculosis surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Board
Waters
Miss Buch
Caroline County
Miss Smith
Health Board
Welfare Board
Claiborne
Federalsburg
Hillsboro
Ridgely
Baltimore
Frederick
Dennis
Honey Spice Cake from Miss Betty Holloway
Home economist Miss Betty Holloway presents a honey spice cake recipe. Ingredients include shortening, sugar, strained honey, eggs, cake flour, baking powder, soda, salt, cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, buttermilk, vanilla, and nut meats. Steps cover creaming, yolk addition, alternating dry and wet ingredients, folding in nuts and egg whites, then baking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Holloway
Home Economist
Rotary Soft Ball Tournament Sponsored by Denton Rotary
The Rotary Club of Denton sponsors a softball tournament for Denton and vicinity with eight teams: Rotary Club, National Guard, American Legion, Nattle Lumber & Coal Co, Dulin's, Swann's, West Denton, and Firemen. Games run July 15 to Sept 2 at 6:30 pm on High School grounds with two games weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club of
Denton
Burdette Nuttle
Theodore Orme
Chas. Moore
Geo. Clendaniel
Rotary Club
National Guard
American Legion
Nattle Lumber & Coal Co
Dulin’s
Swann’s
West Denton
Firemen
Nettle Lumber and Coal Co
Nick Dulin
Nuttle Lumber & Coal
Willard Swann
Nuttle Lumber & Coal Co
American Legion Va
Livestock Project Club Award Offers Gold Medal
The Thomas E. Wilson gold medal for the top county 4 H livestock member is offered again in Maryland. State Boys' Club Agent E G Jenkins says prizes are from the National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work. County winners report by October 15. The state winner gets a 50 dollar gold watch and may compete for trips and scholarships at the National 4 H Congress in Chicago November 26 to December 3. A new prize watch fob with gold emblem will be awarded in every county for outstanding livestock project records. These contests have helped many Maryland boys attend college and improve herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Wilson
E. G. Jenkins
National Committee
Jenkins
Chicago
United States
Maryland
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Sootee
Dela
Ararington
Tom Petrone
Delaware
Robert Montgomery Virgin
Bruce Lewis Stone
Andy Devine
Will Rogers
Luise Rainier
Melvin Douglas
Robert Young
Don Ameche Simone Simon
Josette
Thurs
Humphrey Bogart
Crime School
Laurel & Hardy
Beau Hunks
Gene Raymond
Glenda Farrell
Gustav Good
Watchmaker & Jeweler
Motion Pictures
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Auce Faye
Tony Martin
Vee
Ridgely Theatre
Preston Foster
Patricia Ellis In
Charlie McCarthy
le Larry
Buster” Crabbe
Fred Ulv
Paramount Picture
Harriet Billyard
TRE
Ben Bau
Rufe Davis
Aly Lee Brarry Owens
Borat
Dentonia Theatre
Rooney
Tula
Benns Sreell
Ritz Brothers Fyee
Marios Weaver
Glim Summerville
8Th
Market Street
F. W. Cooper
Market Streets
New Hampshire
Seele & Hollinger
Campground Road
Democratic Voters of
Caroline Co
Register OF Wills
Carlton
West
New Frontiers
Denton National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Rae
J. Frank Patchett
Preston, Md
W. L. Salisbury
Cambridge
Centreville
Eaton
Pocomoke
Millies Pilots Dover
Bill Doyle
Tiger
Poly
West—Harris
Lookout
Rotary
John T. Scopes
Dayton, Tenn
Daniel Boone
Femin Osage
Alexander Hamilton
the Treasury
Junius Brutus Booth
Richmond
Commodore Perry
Japan
Second Street
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