Soldiers listed for World War I service from Federalsburg and nearby towns
A roster of men from Federalsburg, Preston, Greensboro, Denton and nearby areas who entered service in 1918 for World War I. It details ranks from private to second lieutenant, units including 14th Company 2nd Mechanics Regiment Air Service and Camp Humphreys assignments, and honorable discharges through late 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Lloyd McConnell
Preston
2Nd Mechanics Regiment
Air Service
William Vincent McCrea
Federalsburg
7Th Engineers Training Regiment
Camp Humphreys
Quartermaster Corps
John William McCoy
Cook
154Th
Engineers
Camp Dix
Alexander MccKnatt
Greensboro
1533Rd Depot Brigade
Bert McKnatt
H 313Th Infantry
Avocourt
Meuse-Argonne
Robert Lacey McMullen
Denton
Baltimore City
7Th Engineers
5Th Engineers
Lewis T. McNeal. Denton
164Th
116Th Engineers
111Th Engineers
Calvert Corkran Merriken
35Th Co
154Th Depot Brigade
Wilbert Lacy Merriken
National Guard
Maryland Infantry
116Th Infantry
Signal Corps
Kelly Field
Tex
Fort Omaha
Nebraska
Camp Wise
National Army
San Antonio
Assignee's Sale of Valuables Real Estate in Preston
Fred R. Owens as assignee will sell mortgaged real estate in Preston Maryland in front of J L Covey's store. One-third cash day of sale with balance in six months bearing interest secured by notes or all cash option. Title papers and revenue stamps paid by purchaser. Auctioneer J Clayton Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie N. Kelly
William T. Kelly
W. Brewster Deen
Caroline County
Fred R. Owens
Preston
Maryland
J. L. Covey
Lyme
James &. Douglas
John S Willis
James H. Holmes
George W. Carroll
Henry F. Willis
Hunting Creek
Williard FE. West
William T. Kelly Jr
Liber C. W. II
Clarence E. Nichols
Wedding Invitations Printed With Care and Neatness
Reading room notices describe wedding invitations and announcements printed with care and neatness, signaling upcoming ceremonies and social greetings within the community.
County School Staff and Students List by District
A lengthy roll of names appears under county school districts including Andersontown Madelyn Fountain Dorothy Porter Raymond Trice Irena Nichols and many others across Hickman Harmony Smithson Preston Hubbard Federalsburg Hillsboro Ridgely Concord and Friendship. The compilation features teachers administrators and pupils such as Dorothy Turner Irene Bullock Mary Murphy and Evelyn Schmick among numerous others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Mary Wright
James Wright
Federalsburg
Eileen Hallowell
Louise Alford
Chester Willin
Malcolm Owens
Agnes Zaffere
Jean Wheatley
Ruth Smith
Betty Handy
Emma Connelly
Hazel Bradley
James Trice
Ira Johnson
Kathleen Hickman
Evelyn Cohee
Mary Andrew
Milton Harper
Alton Hallowell
Bernese Willis
Margaret Phillips
Irta Mills
Hazel Caulk
Frank Zaffere
Carlton Segars
Richard Pringle
Smith Pennypacker
Klein Leister
Marvin Clarke
Frances Woodward
Elaine Todd
Hazel Thomas
Hazel Johnson
Betty Cahall
Betty Bradley
Robert McConnell
Betty Leister
Ella May Hubbard
Louise Caulk
Jean Hallowell
Robert Clark
Lester Wright
Leta Trice
William Wheatley
Norman Salmons
Talbot Meredith
Jerome Handy
Donald Alford
Fay
Martha Washington a great woman at Mount Vernon
The piece lauds Martha Washington as a guiding figure in early American leadership and traces the rise of women’s rights from colonial times to the twentieth century. It highlights her influence at Mount Vernon, the suffrage marches, and the expansion of women’s roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Jones
Mount Vernon
George
Martha Washington
America
Fred
Martha
Freddy
Harrison
Pendleton
Patrick Henry
Virginia
Washington
Continental Congress
Benjamin Harrison
United States
Jack Custis
Woodrow Wilson
Pennsylvanian Avenue
Robert LaFollette Sr
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan B. Anthony
Lucretia Mott
Anne Howard Shaw
Carrie Chapman Catt
National Woman's Party
Alice Paul
White House
Congress
Wilson
Roosevelt sails off in a pea green boat headline style
The article notes President Roosevelt has left Washington for a month and a day, suggesting cabinet members should also take a break. It implies the government has done all it can, while criticizing persistent unemployment and idle citizens in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
Shuffle for Themselves Promises Benefit to All
A fragment suggests that if individuals take work offered, they will have to shuffle for themselves, and this change is seen as beneficial for everyone involved. The text emphasizes personal effort and collective improvement without detailing specific events or participants.
Employment Prospects Improve For Willing Workers
Official reports indicate that those who are willing and anxious to work are finding it less difficult to secure employment. The statement underscores improving job access for active job seekers.
Carroll Confirms Candidacy for Register of Wills
Joseph H. Carroll of Denton Maryland announces his primary bid for nomination as Register of Wills. He notes nearly four years in office serving all without partiality and asks Democratic voters for support if a primary is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Office
Register of Wills
Joseph H. Carroll
Denton
Improvement Continues As Everyone Shuffles Forward
The text notes that progress is ongoing as people adjust and take individual steps. It suggests that improvement will persist as everyone participates and adapts to new patterns.
Kruschen Salts Ad Claims Officer Lost Fat and Boosts Health
A police officer self reports losing 62 pounds using Kruschen with no ill effects. He says 7 bottles reduced him from 272 to 210 pounds and improves energy, strength, and vitality. The ad touts Kruschen as a safe weight loss method available at drug stores worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Frost
Aga
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
Clayton Taylor
County School News
Bulges
Spencer
R. H. Walling
Spencer Corsetiere
Federalsburg, Md
Journal
Tods
Os Nn
Kent and
Sussex
Harrington, Delaware
Delaware
Sn Madison. Square Garden
M. K. Newnam
Florence
R. B. Griffith
Burraville
Rehoboth Beach
Del
American Stores Co
A. & P. Tea Co
Beck & Porter
Harvey Fleetwood
J. Paul Fowler
J. L. George & Son
Wm. Truxon
Stictf
Sturmer
Easton, Md
Will
Gustav Goood
Old Gold & Silver
Chevrolet
RTA Tela G
Chevrolet Motor CO
Detroit
Mich
General Motors
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