Community notices from Denton and vicinity
Twenty five years ago scholarships were awarded to Fred H. Flounders of Ridgely and Thos W. Trice of Federalsburg. A ball game injury delayed Towers Irwin. Infant Earl Trice died from measles whooping cough and pneumonia. Multiple weddings and visits reported, with local residents traveling between Federalsburg, Denton, and Towson. Typhoid fever illness of Reba Hurst noted. several Brumbaugh family members hosted guests. Frederick Brown and others faced hospital care and travel for treatment.
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St. John’s
Western Maryland
Fred H. Flounders
Ridgely
Thos. W. Trice
Federalsburg
Towers
William H. Irwin
Earl Trice
Robert B
Elva E. Trice
J. B. Jones
Williston
Concord Cemetery
Pickens
Vernon Baker
Hillsboro
Lulu Fifield
Tuck
Charles Griffin
New York
Denton
Griffin
Reba Hurst
S. J. Hurst
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Miss Hurst
State Normal School
Towson
Chalmers Brumbaugh
Sherfey
Bruce B. Brumbaugh
Earle Brumbaugh
Philadelphia
B. B. Brumbaugh
Frederick Brown
Easton Hospital
Ernest Downes
South Lewistown
Mont
Josephine Downes
East Denton
Ella Virginia Murphy
Local Education Board lists wide teaching staff
The Board of Education nearly finished appointing teachers across towns including Marydel Henderson Goldsboro Greensboro Bridgetown Denton Oaks Ridgely Concord Chestnut Grove Friendship Amercian Corner Howard's Hillsboro Thawley's Cedar Grove Ridgely High and Primary Furman's Grove Laurel Grove and other schools. Names include principals Marydel Maud Hummer J W Gibson Lillian Meredith Catherine Melvin Douglas Galloway Laura Cochran and many more. The report also notes a 12 to 4 win for the local baseball team over Marydel at Fifth Avenue grounds and a sequence of defeats for Preston against Crisfield Salisbury Centreville and Queen Anne's. A Republican conference in Denton discussed Senator and Clerk nominations with little overall support and forty attendees. Scout activity at Chesapeake City involved Cuara line boys alongside Scoutmaster R R Shull.
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Bee Tree
Catherine Melvin
Goldsboro
Douglas Galloway
Lillie E. Doty
Minerva Reber
Baltimore Corner
Rosa Kornrumpf
Moore’s
Agnes Bradley
Grace Stufft
Lowe’s
Mary Draper
Greensboro
Laura Cochran
Annie G. Wetterman
Verlin Krabill
Elise Roe
Mary Pleasanton
Lulu Weaver
Sadie Allen
Bertha Schull
Bridgetown
Beatrice Bower
Annie E. Lynch
Garey’s
Katherine Spence
Burrsville
Bessie Cheezum
Liden
Pearl Fountain
Central
Hester Wyatt
Caroline High
C. Norstedt
E. E. Pippin
Helen Roe
Stephanie Ford
Mildred Nuttle
Ralph Horsey
Mamie Smith
Mary B. Raleigh
Lacey V. Garcy
Ruth Noble
Denton
Laura Melvin
Myrtle Dukes
Ursula Slaughter
Hilda Cade
Oaks
Corinne Thomas
Williston
Reba Hurst
Hickman
Lulu R. Kelly
Harmony
Elma Todd
Mildred Collins
Preston
Walter Sparklin
Catherine Cox
Mary Elzey
Mary J. Wright
Elva Butler
Clara Rumbold
Lillian Cox
Pearl Wright
Hazel Towers
Poplar Neck
Mary Marquardt
Hubbard
Henrietta McMahan
Federalsburg
A A. C. Brower
Mary Davis
Sophie L. Kirwan
Ruth Brown
Blanche Jackson
Stuart Macintosh
May Thompson
Laura Nichols
Louise Stevens
Susan Griffith
Hilda Covey
Florence Funk
Hickory Hill
Esther Russell
Houston
Keturah Grime Nichols
Alice Howard
Nabb’s
Edith Walters
Hillsboro
Josephine Blades
Edna Fleming
Thawley’s
Martha Clark
Cedar Grove
Bessie Edwards
Ridgely High
F. A. Stayer
Mary Wooters
Robby Hackett
Lydia Jones
Alma Thompson
Ridgely
S. E. Parsons
Maude Ford
Esther Holland
Charlotte Stayer
Furman’s Grove
Blanche Laird
Laurel Grove
Mary Howard
Concord
Alice Hignutt
Smithville
Nettie Tribbett
Chestnut Grove
Myrtle Hignutt
Friendship
Orath Taylor
Miriam Wright
Amercian Corner
Elizabeth Stone
Howard’s
Alice Trice
Marydel
Fifth Avenue Grounds
Clark
Johnson
Bowdle
Dill
Pleasants
Parks and Teat
Down
Lawrence B. Towers
Arthur J. Messick
John T. Carter
J. Alda Jackson
Messrs
Messick
Carter
Gems of Thought Carlyle Quote Moment
A compact quotation highlights Carlyle on life’s purpose. It emphasizes action over distant vision, urging focus on clear tasks at hand rather than speculation. The line deepens reflections on personal conduct and daily duty.
Plastics in new clothing fabrics shown to Maryland homemakers
At the Rural Women's Short Course in June Miss Florence Mason of the Maryland Extension Service highlighted plastics in fabrics, noting thin films, plastic coated and sealed cotton weaves, wide color varieties and claims of long wear easy washing no ironing and resistance to soil water fire mildew and fading.
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Maryland
Florence Mason
Maryland Extension Service
Mary Kuehn
Washington
Example fabric types outperform mohair and wool alone
A brief note describes how the example fabric blend delivers improved durability and fit compared to mohair or wool by itself, suggesting enhanced wear and comfort without additional context or figures.
Practical home canning guide for winter needs
Garden vegetables such as broccoli beets chard and other greens can greatly help a family in winter. Advice emphasizes avoiding waste by preserving surplus at peak garden quality with a budget of about 4 or 5 quarts of greens 20 quarts of tomatoes and tomato juice 30 plus quarts of other vegetables 25 or 30 quarts of fruits and a few preserves relishes pickles and meats per person.
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Margaret McPheeters
University of Maryland
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