Preston Defeats Cambridge 5-4 in baseball clash
Preston Baseball Club defeated Cambridge A C 5 to 4 on Sunday at Cambridge in front of a large crowd. Lord pitched well for Preston, allowing five hits. Mardela, tied for first in the Central Shore League, will visit Preston June 12 at 2:30 p m for a scheduled tense rematch between old rivals.
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Preston
Cambridge A. C
Cambridge
Lord
Mardela
Poe Griffith
Cambridge A. C. AB
Poe Johnson
Phillips
L. Willey
Speddin
Hurley
Hubbard
del Willey
Richardson
Lloyd
Dor. Willey
Williams
Dillon
R. Lord
Griffith
Willey
Wiley
Hall and Wolf
Caroline County Orphans Court met. estates filed and acted
The Caroline County Orphans Court met in regular session with Judges West Towers and Fleetwood. Actions included filing proving and admitting probate for Edward Stevens and W T Jarman estates, granting letters testamentary to Leottie Stevens, appraisers named, inventories filed, orders to sell issued, final accounts for John F Turner and Linwood Todd estates, and guardianship bond adjustments for Mabel Duffey. Probate dates set for June 14 and various adoptions of guardians and executors approved.
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Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
West
Towers
Fleetwood
Edward Stevens
Leottie F. Stevens
Leettie F. Stevens
Gilbert Wright
J. Raymond Charles
Alfred W. Thompson
John F. Turner
James A. Turner
George W. Turner
Annie E. Turner
Florence E. Thompson
A. Gertrude Cannon
Mary A. Porter
Lethia Bullock
George W. Bullock
Elmer J. Seese
J. Albert Seese
Lucinda Seese
J. P. Holsinger
Lewis Gordon
William H. H. Perry
Ernest Volkart
W. T. Jarman
Martha O. Jarman
Elia M. Todd
Roland B. Todd
F. Linwood Todd
Mabel C. Duffey
James Duffey
Petiioner
Grace Taylor
Pratt Taylor
Timothy F. Taylor
Sallie A. Taylor
Wilmington Social Notes Highlight Family Guests
Miss Altha Adams and Mr. Jack Mears visit with Miss Ethel Littleton and Mr. Charlie Adams in Wilmington. Miss Ola Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robinson were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Adams. Mary Johnson and Bernice Adams attended a weenie roast for Doris Baker of Baltimore hosted by Gladys Trice. Tower boys plan trips to Staytville on June 11 and Andrewville on June 12.
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Altha Adams
Jack Mears
Ethel Littleton
Charlie Adams
Wilmington
Ola Scott
Earl Robinson
John Adams
Mary Johnson
Bernice Adams
Gladys Trice
Doris Baker
Baltimore
Tower Boys
Staytonville
Andrewville
Recreation Committees To Meet From Institute Outcomes
Following Ridgely May 23 24 Recreation Institute seven communities were represented and three delegates per community will be chosen for a June 23 meeting at 7 30 p m in the Denton Home Demonstration Agent office. Recreation Chairman Mrs H E Holsinger will oversee plans to aid new communities in recreation activities and leader training. Delegates named include Rev Ledbetter Greensboro Mrs John Sylvester Goldsboro Mrs Harry Nuttie Concord Mr Henry Gelletty Williston Mrs John Smith Bethlehem Rev Miller Federalsburg.
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Ridgely
Denton
H. E. Holsinger
Ledbetter
Greensboro
John Sylvester
Goldsboro
Harry Nuttie
Concord
Henry Gelletty
Williston
John Smith
Bethlehem
Miller
Federalsburg
Fifth annual Caroline county 4 H camp at farm near electric light pond
The 4 H girls of Caroline county will hold their fifth annual county camp in a farm house near the electric light pond from July 4 to 8. About thirty girls will be accommodated drawn from county clubs. Activities include bathing hikes handwork dramatics music and recreation. Miss Florence Mason and Miss Bessie Spafford assisted by older club members will lead the camp at what is described as the best location yet offering wholesome recreation and growth stimulating activities.
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Caroline County
Florence Mason
Bessie Spafford
Largest group of Caroline women to short course departs
The largest Caroline county group ever to the Bural Women's Short Course will leave College Park on Monday June 18 and return Saturday June 18. A special bus will depart Andersontown at 10 30 a m, travel via Bureau Denton and Queen Anne to reach the 12 25 ferry at Matapeake. This marks the 10th anniversary of the event.
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Caroline County
Bural
College Park
Andersontown
Bureau
Denton
Queen Anne
Matapeake
Rural Short Course attendees and travel plans noted
Rural Women's Short Course highlights include principal speakers Dr. Caroline Hedger Evelyn Tobey and Lucille Brewer with a Friday field trip to Mt Vernon and Names Point. A long list of confirmed attendees from Denton Ridgely Preston Smithville Wil list towns and names. duse a 4 H Camp trip and fresh air fund events.
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Caroline Hedger
Chicago
Evelyn Tobey
Columbia University
Lucille Brewer
Mt. Vernon
Names Point
James Thawley
Starry Nuttle
Irvin
Maryland
Federal Theatre Opens Modern Cooling Plant
The Federal Theatre has put into operation a modern cooling plant ensuring comfort during hot summer evenings with a constant air change every seven minutes and no drafts. In response to patron requests, two shows are again offered nightly at 7 15 and 9.
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Federal Theatre
Genuine Frigidaire Sale at Dayton
A purchase note lists Genuine Frigidaire priced at $130.00 F. O. B. Dayton, attributed to M. K. Newnam.
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F. O. B. Dayton
M. K. Newnam
Communicable Disease Reports In Caroline County
Cases of tuberculosis appear in Preston Goldsboro and near Denton while scarlet fever is reported in Denton and Henderson from May 23 to June 6. The notice also mentions Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co the notable paint sale and Shorea wood.
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Caroline County
Presston
Goldsboro
Denton
Henderson
Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co
Shorea
Social visits and guests at Dew Dipt Farm
Mra Fitz-Randolph and guests spent Sunday at Ocean City then visited Mrs Sadie Holland in Salisbury. Entertaining Monday evening were Mr and Mrs Palmer Lare plus guests from Buffalo and Federalsburg. West Virginia guests Forest Groach stayed at Dew Dipt Farm, joined later by Kennett Holin from Salem. Fitz-Randolph sister Celia and Mrs Bions visited. Ed Favinger and daughter Mary visited J H Lara’s home. John H Ware is ill with a serious cold.
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Groach
Altha Lare
Elbert Turna
Ocean City
Sadie Holland
Old Ladies Home
Salisbury
Palmer Lare
Andrew Mackerd
Donovan
Buffalo
N. Y
Samuel Mackerd
jCelia
Bions
Bridgeton
N. J
Ed. Favinger
Mary
J. H. Lara
John H. Ware
Stationery sale notice from The Journal
A brief ad notes availability of boxed and bulk stationery items with a call to contact The Journal for details and purchasing options. The message emphasizes both boxed and bulk formats and directs readers to call.
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