Maryland 4-H Judge Team Wins First in England
Maryland's 4-H club judging team representing the United States at the International Dairy Judging Contests in Warwick England on July 8 won first place with 1 917 points. Team members were William Chilcoat James Johnston and Charles Clark with coaches H M Carroll and H G Barker.
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United States
Warwick
England
Northern Ireland
William Chilcoat
Sparks
Baltimore County
James Johnston
McDonagh
Charles Clark
Bel Air
Harford County
H. M. Carroll
H. G. Barker
University of Maryland Extension Service
Chilcoat
Clark
Johnston
St. Louis
Timonium
France
Holland
Belgium
Paris
A Briggs Family Ice Cream Story and Sweet Sauce Recipes
Dot Briggs enjoys planning sundae decorations as the Briggs family indulges in fresh fruit sundaes. The article notes surprising pairs like bread pudding with ice cream and features two dessert sauces: Peppermint Fudge and Butterscotch, with detailed cooking steps and serving yields.
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Dot Briggs
Briggs
Journal Offer Promises Full County News Access
Subscriptions advertise constant county coverage from The Journal. The notice mentions broad access to local news content and implies ongoing delivery though the text is garbled.
Coming Attractions at the Capital Theatre Dover
At the Capital Theatre Dover a week of films showcases Vic Mclaglen and Eddie Lowe in Women of All Nations with Great Pants Mystery as the comedy. Nancy Carroll and Frederic March star Night Angel and The Lone Bargain. Open House features Skeets Gallagher Carole Lombard Lilyan Tashman Norman Foster. Friday and Saturday present Honor Among Lovers with March and Colbert plus Adventures in Africa Moose Hunt and The Great Meadow matinee with The Spell of the Circus serial.
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Victor McLaglen
Edmund Lowe
Vic
Eddie
Nancy Carroll
Frederic March
Skeets Gallagher
Carole Lombard
Stuart Erwin
Lilyan Tashman
Norman Foster
Claudette Colbert
Africa
Mickey Mouse
Reese Theatre Schedule Promises Constant Entertainment
The Reese Theatre announces a busy Delaware Maryland program with film attractions and vaudeville through July 27. July 17 shows Girls Demand Excitement with Vitaphone acts, July 18 features The Painted Desert, July 20 21 hosts Women of All Nations, and July 24 25 presents Schmel ing Stribling Fight pictures plus Always Goodbye and a Vitaphone novelty. Dracula returns for one day July 27 before a theatre closure for the Kent and Sussex Fair.
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Fox College
William Boyd
Helen Twelvetrees
Bill Boyd
Painted Desert
Edmund Lowe
Victor McLaglen
el Brendel
Flagg
Quirt
Lowe
Elissa Landi
Lewis Stone
Kent and
Sussex
Three Outstanding Attractions On Plaza Program This Week
Clarence Muse the colored actor appears in The Fighting Sheriff opposite Buck Jones on July 17 and 18. Muse also stars in Never The Twain Shall Meet opening July 20. The Lawyers Secret stars Richard Arlen and Jean Arthur on July 22 and 23, with a prison scene filmed on a movable set.
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Clarence Muse
South Pole
Columbia
Buck Jones
Muse
America
France
Argentine
Spain
South Sea Islands
South Seas
Polynesian Pictures
W. S. van Dyke
Tropics
Torrid
Richard Arlen
Jean Arthur
Save the Eyes at Golf Advice on Eye Safety Outdoors
An article urges golfers to protect their eyes by shading with broad brim hats or visors. It cautions against cheap colored lenses and goggles, notes humans evolved for daylight viewing, and advises seeking professional optical guidance if daylight adaptation is slow awaiting proper adjustment.
Suit to Sell Real Estate of W Walter Ewing Deceased
Pro se suit seeks a decree for sale of real estate in Caroline county to pay debts of W Walter Ewing who died intestate on February 23 1931. He left heirs including F Oscar Ewing Ida M Ewing Harry Ewing Edith Ewing J Marley Ewing Lulu Ewing Nettie Ewing Anderson Ernest Ewing Charles L Ewing and Fanny Ewing. Administrator J DeWeese Carter reports personal estate of 28.20 which is insufficient. real property in Caroline county is described as Carter's Subdivision of the George W Gravatt land with detailed metes and bounds.
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W. Walter Ewing
Caroline County
Orphans Court
F. Oscar Ewing
Ida i M. Ewing
Harry Ewing
Edith Ewing
J. Marley Ewing
Lulu Ewing
Nettie Ewing Anderson
Alfred Anderson
Ernest Ewing
Maryland
Charles L. Ewing
Fanny Ewing
Easton
Talbot County
J. DeWeese Carter
Register of Wills of
Register of Wills
Carter
George W. Gravatt
Caroline Street
Georgeanna Gravatt
John T. Carter
Circuit Court
Ida M. Ewing
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