4-H Winners At The Kent And Sussex Fair
4-H fair results list champions and placings across dairy cattle and livestock classes at Kent and Sussex, including Best Market Pig, Pure Bred Poland China, Holsteins, Jerseys, Guernseys, Ayrshires, and breed-specific champions with names and towns such as Bridgeville Felton Middletown Dover Newark Milford and Greenwood. County sweepstakes and best exhibit of six stalks of corn also noted with winners from Kent and Sussex counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rust
Bridgeville
Irving Voshell
Felton
Poland
Emil Voshell
Alberta Pordham
Middletown
Albert Curtis
Harrington
Elizabeth Neeman
Edgar Jacquette
Newark
Demaris Taylor
Dover
James Williams
Hardy
Abe
Horace Ginn
Bobby Schabinger
Robert Creadick
Wearling
Francis Sarde
Camden
William Maloney
Milford
Thomas Jacquette
George Lynam
Charles Bishop
Greenwood
John Moody
Gladys Walmsley
Ferris Dempsey
Ayrshires
Wallace Caulk
Woodside
Tom Walters
Wyoming
Charlotte White
Jack Walters
Vincl Kirby
Robert Schabinger
Dairy Club
Velure Et Woodside
John Craig
Barrett Rocks
Young Trio
J. Walker
Katherine E. Spicer
Emil Kielbasa
Geo. Keeler
Blackbird
Rhode Island Reds
NEW Hampshire Reds
Leghorns
White Leghorns
Pennewell Isaacs
Lincoln
Kendal A. Perry
Cheswold
Lawrence Melson
Brace
Kent County
William Lucks
Olin Long
Donald Brown
Farmington
Sussex County
Carlton Pepper
Harbeson
Mancel Cade
Clement Aik
Court order ratifies auditor report in Caroline equity case
In the Circuit Court for Caroline county equity matter No. 3353 Chy, W Brewster Deen as assignee, Eugene G. Anderson, and Ella Carter Anderson, his wife, are parties. The July 29 1937 order requires publication in a Caroline county newspaper twice before August 9, 1937, to ratify and confirm the auditor's report unless good cause is shown within three weeks from July 31, 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Brewster Deen
Eugene G. Anderson
Ella Carter Anderson
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Best Exhibits in County Fair Garden Products
In Kent and Sussex Counties the entries crowned top prizes in classes 77 through 79. Greenwood and Milford exhibitors took top honors in potatoes and tomatoes with Emil Kielbasa and John Morris among first-place winners while Georgetown, Lewes, and Milford participants earned high placements across garden products and exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Clarence Outten
Kent County
Emil Kielbasa
Milford
Dewey Sapp
Houston
Bally Sapp
Virgil Frazier
Felton
Sussex County
Paul B. Hastings
Georgetown
William Elliott
Bridgeville
Geo. L. Bennett
Roxanna
Melvin Koster
Laurel
John Morris
William Hollowell
Harvey G. Marvel
New Castle County
Belford Dunn
Tullyville
Harold Prettyman
Christiana
Marian Americus
Wyoming
Roland Nichols
Farmington
Ray Frazier
Garley Parsons
Roland Hill
Lewes
Alden Hopkins
Leonard King
Billy White
Turn Off the Moon Sparks New Jamming Dance Craze
Paramount musical comedy Turn Off the Moon featuring Charles Ruggles Eleanore Whitney Johnny Downs Kenny Baker and Phil Harris opens at the Dentonia Theatre on Monday and Tuesday August 2 and 3 and adds its own dance trend Jamming to America's fashion and manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Charles Ruggles
Eleanore Whitney
Johnny Downs
Kenny Baker
Phil Harris
Dentonia Theatre
America
Denton Theatre to Open With Katherine de Mille and Marx Bros
Katherine de Mille returns from South America with word photography skills as Dentonia Theatre opens Wednesday August 4 featuring Charlie Chan at the Olympics with Warner Oland. The Marx Brothers welcome audiences on August 5 and 6 in A Day At The Races, while Jones Family fans see Big Business at Ridgely Theatre August 5 and 6 with Allan Lane joining regulars Jed Prouty and Spring Byington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Katherine de Mille
Twentieth Century-Fox
Charlie Chan
Warner Oland
Dentonia Theatre
Miss de Mille
Hollywood
Marx Brothers
Denton
Groucho, Harpo
Chico
Denton Screen
Twentieth Century- Fox
Ridgely Theatre
Allan Lane
Jed Prouty
Shirley Deane
Spring Byington
Russell Gleason
Kenneth Howell
George Ernest
June Carlson
Florence Roberts
Billy Mahan
Slave Ship stars forced to hire tough slave traders
Director Tay Garnett sought realistic men for the early slave ships in Slave Ship. Wallace Beery suggested the kind of men who could trim rivals, prompting a swarm of actors averaging 220 pounds to fill the set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay Garnett
Ridgely Theatre
Wallace Beery
Warner Baxter
Twentieth Century-Fox
Beery
Garnett
Bruisers
Diversifying Crops Boosts Soil Health and Incomes
Overcropping to chase demand depresses prices and degrades land through erosion, while diversifying into soil conserving crops supports fertility. Agricultural Conservation payments encourage farmers to adopt these crops, aligning profit with soil stewardship.
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Derton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
Kent and Sussex
Auditor's Order
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Horsey
T. Clayton Horsey
Jim
Odin Beautyrange Gas Stores
G. Clifton Cohee
General Merchandise
West Denton, Md
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Men’s & Boys
Coats
Punjab
ABC
Coats&Suits
Kayser
Ight
Voiles and
Batiste
Dimity
Madame Grace Brassieres
Madame Grace Girdles
J. L. Everngam & Son
A.k.robins , Co.inc
Baltimore
Federalsburg, Md
the Peoples Bank of
Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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