Local Notices and Events Stir Caroline County
Caroline county readers see school closings teachers reappointed graduations and lectures. Concerts and garden parties fill the week with signals from Denton Greensborough Federalsburg Ridgely and Cambridge. Public health clinics and charity events promise community updates and a civic roundup.
Denton students set June 13 for graduation exercises
Graduating exercises will be held Wednesday morning June 13 at 10 30 in the High School Auditorium. The program includes invocation music diplomas by E M Noble and speaker E H Norman of Baltimore Business College. The class plans a day trip to Valley Forge Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Nichols and Co. Kodaks
Kodak
F. J. Wright
Denton
M. K. Newnam
Palace Theatre
Valley of the Giants
Milton Sills
F. J. Wright’s
Caroline Council No. 175
Market
Fifth Streets
Law Building
Federalsburg
E. H. Norman
Baltimore Business College
Greensboro
Caroline High
Caroline County
Ridgely
Hillsboro
James M. Hepbrow
Baltimore Criminal Justice Commission
Denton Rotary Club
Caroline High School
Congressman Goldsborough
Commissioners of
C. S. Kauffman
Walter Sparklin
Oscar Clark
Henry R. Lewis
Frank Dennis
John E. Chaffinch
I. R. Fleetwood
Alda P. Whitby
W. T. Keating
Laura Melvin
Keating
State Department of Education
Denton Primary
Alice F. Hignutt
Gertrude Morgan
Hilda Cade
Edith St
Mid- Shore
Cambridge
B. B. Cohee
Hobbs
C. P. Dunning
Lawrence Lynch
A. J. Stevens
Hurlock
B. M. Hall
John H. Orr
Lola Dill
Easton
W. V. Camper
H. L. Slaughter
Trappe
W. P. Mills
Ayers
L. B. Gannon
Cordova
Ocean City
Dr. Kirwan
Glee Club
E. M. Noble
Baltimore
Maryland
Valley Forge
Philadelphia
Marie Pentz
C. A. Pentz
Juniata College
Miss Pentz
Francis W. Kirwan
Thelma West
Hugh Allen
Waverly
Nannie Harrison
Margaret Hancock
M. P. Allen
Thomas
F. F. Lyden
New York
Association of Stock Exchange
New York City
Herbert Fallin
Linthicum Heights
Fallin
J. W. Kirk
S. M. Newton
F. W. Anstee
Christ Church Guild
Tuckahoe Neck
Neal Richardson
Joseph Haymaker
Samuel Lowry
Norfolk
O. J. Redden
Peter Clark
Fletcher Clark
R. T. K. Garey
Hannah
Kate Spence
E. Paul Knotts
Maryland College
Lutherville
Richard H. Henning
Harry Jopp
Centreville
Louise Fisher
Swarthmore Chatauqua
Earl Chaffinch
Henry Muessen
J. Ed. Nichols
Charles Richards
Maryland Entertainers
Frank Jones
Mardela
William E. Matthews
Smyrna
Elizabeth Westervelt
Brooklyn
N. Y
W. H. Nuttle
Redden
West Denton
M. Duke Smith
Bridge
Harry Brunker
St. Michaels and Easton
R. N. Hitchens
H. N. Fisher
Harry Clark
Wilmington
Anna Jackson
Walter Sylvester
Preston High School social honors and local news
Preston residents honor the senior class and athletic teams with an evening of indoor baseball and volleyball, songs, and a chicken dinner. The volleyball team is praised after wins at the County and Field Meet, with several players noted. Obituaries include Mr. Walton P. Taylor, 64, and Mrs. Walton Taylor. Other items mention marriages, engagements, and local visits, with school events and illness updates.
Bethlehem Ladies Aid to Meet Next Thursday
The Ladies Aid Society will meet next Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at the home of Mrs. W. St. Dulin. Mr. and Mrs. George Blades and Jean visited relatives at Trappe over Sunday. Mrs. James Robinson of Royal Oak visited her parents, the Harringtons. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Messick and children of Wilmington visited relatives here over the weekend. Miss Alice Christopher returned home after wintering in Chester. Children's Day services will be held here Sunday evening, June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Scarborough
Preston High School
Mary Elzey
Delinette Noble
Max Chambers
Haxman
Denton
Carl Koerber
Benjamin Wright
Wm. Kelley
Louis Sands
Lloyd Harding
Hayward Deen
Robert Kreuger
Ralph Lord
Wilson Dillon
Lester Christopher
Marvin Ledman
Chambers
Margaret Lane
Evelyn Engle
Jeanette Gadow
Eva Nepert
Ella Mary Waddell
Eleanor Engerman
Betty Willey
Reta Voshell
Marie Taylor
Grace Covey
N. B. Scarborough
O. A. Bartley
E. J. Harris
Peking
China
Clyde Elzey
Emily Fatherly
Deliactte Noble
James Douglas
Walton P. Taylor
Church Home
Baltimore
Taylor
Perry D
Elizabeth A. Taylor
Bernice Nichols
Elbert W
Thomas Clayton
Norman E
James
Roland P
John
Walton
Pliny Todd
Clara
Minnie Taylor
Thomas
Preston
Emily Nichols
Annie Wright
Federalsburg
Ida Gambrill
Elizabeth Patton
Los Angeles
Cal
Mollie Branch
Indiana
Harris
Sharptown
Grove A M. P
Margaret Naomi Parker
M. M. Parker
Stanley Ketcham
Madison St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Embury M. E. Church
Decatur St
Lewis Ave
Walter Winans
Walter Wright
Philadelphia
Dorothy
Ithaca
New York
Ralph P. Agnew
J. Frank Ledman
Esther
Atwood M. Wash
Richmond
Vivian Uuxman
Presbyterian Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
Virginia
William Noble
Clara Payne
Martha Noble
St. Michaels
Levin Morris
Reese Dean
Effie Havercamp
Grace Carey
Miss Best
Ridgely
Elva Butler
Ladies’ Aid Society
W. St. Dulin
George Blades
Jean
Trappe
James Robinson
Royal Oak
George Harrington
Fred Messick
Wilmington
Alice Christopher
Chester
J. C. Glessner
The
Reformed Church
D. J. Moore
C.F. Cherry
L. S. Matthews
Glessner
Wesley Hong
Erma. Imler
Emira
George Imler
Irma
Lewis Stancliffe
Julia
Imler
Elmira
Lew Lane
Charles Samis
Thomas Cooper
Samis
Sara
Alice
Cooper
Joyce Lillian
Henry Ghaus
Chestertown
Omar E. Jones
Josiah Shaw
Messick
Paul Titsworth
Washington College
Ed. Morris
Marie Blanch
Margaret
Daniel
William Thompson
Fred Whitney
Church of the Brethren
Christian Workers
Daniel Ritchey
George Cherry
Isilda
George Slaughter
J. C. Kinnamon
Goldsboro
Charles Fleckenstein
Joseph Eaton
Kemn Stewart
Hillsboro
Stewart
Leroy Detwiler
Chadd’s Ford
Stoward Rhodes
Denny Rhodes
Harvey Sewell
University of Maryland
Reese
Ladies of the Reformed Church
Sheik de Wairey
William Smith
Foster Clark
Henderson
Leonard Dean
Fred Dukes
Centreville
William Matthews
Smyrna
M. W. Wiley
Stella Diefenderfer
Elwood
Claymont
Dorothy Samis
Herbert Jones
Loraine Swing
Charles Starkey
Raymond Rawlins
Greensboro
A. & P. Company
Mark Wignutt
Concord
I. TE. Mason
Ray Mason
Grenlock
N. J
Edward Pendleton
York
TF. C. Cahall
Tolchester
Charles Hammond
Burton Wilkinson
Medford Starkey
Amos. Wyatt
William Cahall
Norman Wyatt
Massey
Wiliam H. Cooper
John Davis
John Stout
Bywood
Howard Griffith
Howard, Jr
Bobby
Wilkinsburg
Washington, D. C
Marie Robinson
J. Stout
Blossom Cooper
J. W. Davis
Mary Meredith
Annie Hong
Harry Smith
Marydel
Nell Knotts
Hurlock
William H. Knotts
Ralph Stafford
Sadlersville
Kate Stafford
Wright Robinson
Stanley Campbell
New Bruswick
L. H. Thomas
Hopkins
J. H. Edgell
Greenwood
Merritt Stringer
Thacker
Emma
Catherine Cohee
Olivia J. Gootee
Rehoboth
L. E. Moore
M. Merriken
Fred Smith
J. A. Billing
Calvin Betts
A. W. Betts
Albert Cahall
W. H. Lord
B. B. Cohee
Cambridge
E. M. Willey
James Shockley
R. J. Ashe
Atlantic City
Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Local Church Events
The Ridgely weekly notes widespread church activity with the baccalaureate moved to the Methodist Church sermon by Rev. J. C. Glessner and assistants. Commencement at the theater next Tuesday with Paul Titsworth delivering the address. various visits, social events, and community notices across Ridgely including garden peas, strawberry markets, and local engagements.
Bids Received for Several Old School Buildings
Bids on Camp Grove Burrsville Furman s Grove Laurel Grove and Nichols collected. The Board will make disposition of these buildings at its next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Grove
Burrsville
Furman’s Grove
Laurel Grove
Nichols
Federalsburg Women Plan Carnival Supper With Fire Department
At a special Wo men's Club meeting new president Mrs. Hayward Hignatt arranged a joint supper with the Federalsburg Fire Department during the carnival from July 4 to July 14. Proceeds will be shared with the fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Club of
Federalsburg
Hayward Hignatt
Federalsburg Parent-Teacher Association
Caroline County High
Denton
Federalsburg P. T. A
D. E. Jefferson
Frank Williams
Stewart Hallowell
Raymond Payne
Howard Christopher
Frank Bradley
James Johnson
Federalsburg Post Office
Starry M. Carroll
Del-Mar-Va
Jerome D. Jefferson
Wilmer S. Noble
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
College Park
Avery Wright
Ernest Wright
University of Maryland
Cambridge Club
Orlando Patton
Los Angeles
Calif
J. B. Wright
Bernice Brittain
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Alexander Brittain
Local Notices From Templeville And Surrounding Areas
Templeville community sees visits among Starkey Wyatt Cahall and Kinnamon families. Several relatives travel from Dundalk Wilkinsburg Washington D C and New Jersey. Sunday services include Sunday School at 10 a m and Children's Day in the evening.
Enigma puzzle hints and archaic proverb from a newspaper page
The fragmentary text lists numbered clues mapping to words like hire, intense aversion, grotesquely shaped stone waterspouts, and a boy's name. It ends with the proverb Be careful that thou merit not the ill will of even a dog, as the answer to last week’s enigma.
Dinner Hosts Include Scott Marvel and Lofland Parish
Mr and Mrs Chester A Scott entertained at a four oclock Sunday dinner with guests Mr and Mrs George C Marvel and son and Mr Everett Lofland of Milton Delaware Miss Elizabeth Bullock a Salisbury Maryland State Normal School graduate returns home Miss Mildred Scott comes home from Milton Delaware where she has been employed as a teacher
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A. Scott
George C. Marvel
Everett Lofland
Milton
Del
Elizabeth Bullock
Maryland State Normal School
Salisbury
Mildred Scott
Delaware
Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Recaps Local Visits
A compiled list of Sunday and weekend visits across towns. Highlights include Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Saymons of Trappe and others from Easton Ro chester and Baltimore visiting Clara Thompson Norman Clark and family. Several attendees from Salisbury Millington Centreville Easton and Goldsboro attend events and graduations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Saymons
Trappe
Percy Tarburton
Easton
Stanley Mackline
Rochester
N. Y
Clara Thompson
Norman Clark
C. S. Larrimore
Clifton
Stanley
Thelma
Wilbur Davis
Betty Crosby
Bernard Mills
Baltimore
Edgar Blades
Edwin Gale
Wilmington
Everett Gale
Gladys
Mirriam Gale
Salisbury Normal School
Mildred Gale
Liston Pennington
Millington
Walter Stevens
Margaret
Sadlersville
W.B. Sparks
William Cooper
Mildred ‘Gale
Roberta Rowe
Hillsboro
Bird Club
Dora Morris
Centreville
Florence Covell
H. R. Covell
Frances Fisher
Harry Fisher
T. Noble Jarrell
Goldsboro
Rowe
Joan
Laura Easley
Philadelphia
Denton Pageant at Denton Primary School Receives Praise
The Denton Primary School pageant directed by Mrs. A Hignutt and guided by County Supervisor of Music Mrs. J Kemp Stevens drew a large audience. Fourth grade pupils presented episodes on Denton history including Algonquins, colonial schools, Denton as county seat, slavery in Caroline, and present day schooling with songs, dances, and a kinder band led by Mildred Woodrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Alice Hignatt
J. Kemp Stevens
Caroline County
William Richardson
Gilpin’s Point
Mildred Woodrow
Orme George
Charlotte Anne Pastorfield
Summer commencement and community notices at Tri-County High
Students returning home include Eugenia Morgan Dora Sewell Marjorie Sparks and Helen Eaton. Baccalaureate by Rev Francis W Kirwan at 3 pm Sunday June 10 with commencement Monday June 11. Mr Clark Fontaine to speak. Ladies Aid met at Church House. last meeting until September. Various local visits and travels noted including Atlantic City Newburn and Baltimore. Louise Dulin marriage reported. May Day at Washington College. class play Nothing But The Truth performed. others at Salisbury Normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia Morgan
Dora Sewell
Washington College
Chestertown
Marjorie Sparks
Helen Eaton
Salisbury Normal School
Clarence Bennett
Western Maryland College
Francis W. Kirwan
Denton
Tri-County High School
Assembly Hall
Clark Fontaine
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society
Church House
Everett Blades
Lloyd Fleming
Harvey Kilbourne
Helen Kilbourne
Baltimore
John DeFord
Madge Jump
Atlantic City
Dorothhy Jump
Newburn
N. C
Edna Fleming
Howard Sewell
Louise Dulin
Howard Flowers
Charlie Dean
Conowingo
Polly Calloway
Easton
Ella Richards
Minnie Morgan
Caldwell Wilson
Emma Cashe
Greensboro
University of Maryland Commencement Highlights Reese Sewell
Reese Sewell of Ridgely received a degree at the University of Maryland Baltimore commencement on June 2. He earned Omicron Delta Kappa honors for scholastic and extracurricular excellence, led the Reveille as business manager, presided Poe Literary Society, served in the Interfraternity Council, and was First Lieutenant in ROTC. George Richard also earned a B S in Engineering and is active in Y M C A and the Engineering Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Sewell
Si? EB. Sewell
Ridgely
University of Maryland
Baltimore
Reese
Omicron Delta Kappa
Reveille
Poe Literary Society
Interfraternity Council
Nu Sigma Omicron
George Richard
College of Engineering
Engineering Society
Salisbury State Normal School Grants Record Degrees
The third class at Salisbury Maryland State Normal School completed the course, totaling seventy three graduates. Groundbreaking for a new 300000 dollar Administration Building marked the event as the second major unit of a 1 million dollar plant. Diplomas were conferred by State Comptroller William S. Gordy Jr. and speakers included Henry M. Fitzhugh and A. S. Cook. Local residents and guests attended a series of social updates and visits surrounding the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Normal School
Salisbury
William J. Holloway
Henry M. Fitzhugh
State Board of Education
Twentieth Century Club meets at Perry home offers Short Course plans
The Twentieth Century Community Club enjoyed a gathering at Mr Fred Perry and sister Marie on June 31 with Miss Spafford delivering Short Course instructions. The next meeting is slated for June 13 at Mr and Mrs C C Blades home, full attendance urged. Bethlehem Aid and friends hosted a delightful club room evening on June 1 and plan to return to cheer members at the M P Church on June 10. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Perry
Marie
Choptank
County Officials Seek Graduates to Fill Vacancies
One or two college graduates and several county normal school graduates are being assigned to vacancies in the county. It will be necessary for some normal graduates to apply elsewhere because of the few openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our County Normal School
Greensborough Social Roundup Reflects Summer Returns
Miss Clara Hastings returns for the summer after Mary and State Normal School studies. Other students home include Miss Sarah Bastian and George Kibler with others from the University of Maryland. Sunday visitors gather across Telchester as families and friends reconnect. The Red Men’s Band strawberry festival last Saturday drew about forty dollars, with lively music. University of Maryland graduate George Richard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Richard, joined the area’s celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hastings
Mabel Shull Hastings
Maryand State Normal School
Salisbury
Sarah Bastian
State Normal School
Towson
George Kibler
Paul Dobson
University of Maryland
College Park
Telchester
J. R. Meekins
Swanwick
Warren Richard
Near Town
Charles Nichols
Oscar Nichols
John Nichols
Cambridge Hospital
Sherman Howard
Marcus Hook
Sophia Howard
William Wroten
Clayton
ME. B. Cooper
Howard Rice
St. Michaels
Virginia Luff
Pauline Adams
Burt Hobbs
Chestertown
Weekend visitors cluster from Pottsville to Queenstown
Henderson and Alda Montague hosted a weekend gathering with J Brown, Calvin Brown, John Wenrich and two daughters, Morton Bennett of Pottsville, Francis Sturgis and Calvin Poole with Robert and Raymond Poole of Marshalson. Visitors included White ly Quillen, Raymond Shulties of Chester, M W Gooden and Wm Priest of Wilmington, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alda Montague
J. Brown
Calvin Brown
John Wenrich
Morton Bennett
Pottsville, Pa
Fly Tox insecticide claims huge fly population control
United States authorities show that under favorable conditions with one male and one female fly at the start, numbers may soar to over 60,500,000,000,000 in a season. The ad promotes FLY TOX from Mellon Institute of Industrial Research by Rex Fellowship, with blue label directions promising to kill all household insects and urging insistence on Fly-Tox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex Fellowship
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the Local Department
Bethlehem
John Porter
John Scully
Linnie Swann
Booker
Sue Hamilton
Oxford
Topkis Brothers
Harry Swann
T. A. Smith
Templeville
Smithville
Tuckahoe
Queen Anne
Caroline
Salisbury State Normal School
Louise R. Beauchamp
Margaret FE. Bullock
Mildred E. Gale
Clara B. Hastings
John W. Langford
Mildred V. Medford
Madge A. Thomas
Evelyn V. Webb
Nellie P. Willis
Bessie A. Wright
Margaret E. Wyatt
Cecil Margaret Boulden
Sarah E. Willams
Dorchester
Mary E. Bratten
Marian C. Brinsfield
Minibel Butler
Maude E. Eskridge
Isabel Hastings
Sara E. Hurst
Freeland M. Insley
Sara L. McAllister
Evelyn V. Moore
Bertie Wheatley
Adeline Wheedleton
Queen Anne's
Rachel Collison
Rebecca Collison
Margaret C. Hurlock
Estella V. Morris
Marjorie I. Sparks
Somerset
Mildred FR. Beauchamp
Alice M. Coulbourne
Margaret E. Hawkins
Hazel B. McDowell
Clara I. McDowell
Margaret E. Powell
Lida M. Testerman
Wicomico
Anna L. Brittingham
Alberta B. Cooper
Anna B. Cooper
S. Elizabeth Elis
Etta F. Farlow
Maria E. Hearne
Ethelyn E. Hopkins
Lydia B. Jackson
Aline R. Krause
Maria A. Parker
Dorothy E. Riggin
Clara M. Rogers
Elva D. Truitt
Dorothy V. Vaughan
Julia L. Waller
Virginia E. Whagland
Worcester
Mary E. Bradford
Violet Chesser
Clara W
Tobbs
Francis Sturgis
Calvin Poole
Robert and
Raymond Poole
Marshalston
Edgar Sturgis
Lawrence Sylvester
Whitely Quillen
Raymond Shulties
M. W. Gooden
Wm. Priest
Kelso Gilbert
Mildred Gooden
Harry Gough
Jennie Cohee
J. B. Medford
Norman Cohee
Paul Dill
Harry Weaver
Pearl Jones
Dover