Tobacco crop prospects and local notices in Dorchester area
Dorchester county farmers have planted about 75 acres in tobacco this season with bright prospects. Denton Holiness camp opened and will run over two Sundays as thousands attend. The Board of Education awarded state scholarships to local students and approved school contracts. Aging Greensboro citizen Robert E. Coursey died at 90. services held and interment in Greensboro. Other notes cover residents visiting Boston and New England, college leadership changes at St John’s Annapolis, and European travel of a local student from the University of Pennsylvania.
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Dorchester County
Denton
Paul Reese
J. B. McBride
Board of Education
St. John's College
Alfred Charles
Federalsburg
Western Maryland College
Everett Meredith
Blue Ridge College
Bernard King
Ridgely
Maryland Institute of Art and Design
Ellwood Wheedleton
Bethlehem
Lawrence B. Towers
Burrsville
Samuel Nowell
Air
Robert E. Coursey
Greensboro
John F. Jarman
Caroline
Queen Anne's
J. Harvey Coursey
R. Clayton Coursey
Baltimore
William B. Moore
Wilmington
Charles Baggs
Frank A. Wright
Greensboro M. E
W. ©. Bennett
M. G. Morris
Greensboro Cemetery
Walter Sparklin
R. H. Bryant
Petersburg
Boston
New England
Annapolis
Enoch Barton Garey
Caroline County
Layman J. Redden
George T. Redden
Europe
University of Pennsylvania
Messrs. Lawrence and
George Neighbors
Newark
Del
Weekend News From Delaware County Families
The week includes George leaving for Kennebunkport Maine for five weeks and Airs Allston and children visiting relatives in Wilmington. Delmas Christopher narrowly avoids injury when his car collides with a southbound passenger train near Beaver Neck road. no one aboard the train or in the wrecked auto is hurt. Clyde W. Sienman, foster son of Mr and Mrs John Parris, dies in Nanticoke Pa, with funeral held Friday. Notices of visits from Raleigh Gordon and infant to Jersey City. several families spending Sundays at Bowers Beach. Henry Steele, respected Caroline county resident and Delaware native, dies near Marydel after illness. survivor details and funeral arrangements noted with services held at home, led by Rev. Campbell and Rev. Alfred Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Kennebunkport
Maine
Arthur Allston
Wilmington
Airs
Harry B. Mason
Delmas Christopher
Beaver Neck Road
Linkwood
Aireys
Cambridge and Seaford
Christopher
Clyde W. Sienman
John Parris
Ada Roode
Nanticoke
Raleigh Gordon and
Jersey City
N. J
Henrys Stafford
R. H. Jr
Clayton Stafford
Bowers
Harrys A. Porter
May Rauchley
Helen Bullock
Bowers Beach
Harvey Griffith
Chester
Alva Griffith
Henry Steele
Maryvdel
Steele
Josiah Steele
Delaware
Caroline County
Elizabeth Richards
Vernon Steele
Elizabeth Vinson
Del
Frazier
Chicago
Wyoming Seminary
Kingston
Mr. Campbell
Marshelcharce
Alfred Smith
Camden, del
Swim Safely at Lakes and Pools This Summer
A historical public health-style piece warns that nearly 7,000 Americans drown annually in summer waters. It urges never swimming alone, respecting one's limits, avoiding dares, and not entering polluted or unfamiliar water to reduce risk and encourage safer, enjoyable recreation.
Risks and pleasures of swimming noted in journal
The piece contrasts the risks of impure water and germs with the relaxation and pleasure of swimming. It notes illness can be prevented mainly by simple hygiene, moderation, and care, urging swimmers to weigh hazards against benefits in the activity.
Jumping Across Australia Great Athlete Skips 472000 Times
One of Australia’s top all around athletes completed a cross country skip rope feat from Melbourne to Sydney in August 1935. The journey covered 390 miles in 28 days with 472000 skips, averaging 6 feet 6 inches per skip, showcasing endurance and skill.
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Australia
Melbourne
Sidney
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