Twenty Five Years Ago This Week Notes and Obits
Twenty five years ago this week in the Journal of the era. Local deaths reported include William M. Tribbett in Denton, Mrs O M Davis of Federalsburg, and Edith M Blackiston near Hayden. Various marriages, academic honors, club meetings, and a Greensboro funeral are also noted with several community figures named.
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William M. Tribbett
Denton
O. M. Davis
Federalsburg
Edith M. Blackiston
John B. Blackiston
Hayden
W. E. Hills
Bloxsom
Carlton Bloxsom
Emma Bloxsom
Wilbert L. Merriken
H. R. Merriken
Maryland University
St. John’s College
Baltimore
Margaret Lillian Sorden
Herman Sorden
Dagsboro
Alvah Dabson
Greensboro
Thomas H. Dabson
M. P. Parsonage
Georgetown
Del
John T. Bailey
Miriam J. Todd
J. Atwood Todd
Beechwood School
Jenkintown
Miss Todd
Messrs
A. W
Leland T. Short
Eastern Shore Memorial Association
Pocomoke City
Nora Shipman
Bridgewater
L. L. Young
Indiana
Chas. Cahall
Viola Cahall
Ralph Cahall
Quaker City
Lawrence Cahall
Pittsburgh
George Cahall
Chicago
Thomas Downham
Wyoming
Thomas E. Cahall
Thurston
Twentieth Century Community Club
Sallie Ross
Wm. Dillon
J. P. Covey
J. T. Blades
Frank Whiteley
William J. Meredith
Harry Bennett
Julia Wooters
Mary Eubank
Helen
Hilda Meredith
Graham
William
Carroll
Bryan Meredith
Caroline High School
Court House
Rev
H. B. Thomas
Elias Williamson Nuttle
Mary Crouse Melvin
Mary Louise Noble
Oscar Hugh Clark
Virginia Henderson Thomas
Blanche Marie Chaffinch
Helen Fields Skirven
Virginia Golden Davis
Mary Catherine Cohee
When Johnny Comes Marching Home in Civilian Dress
The reader muses on the change from military uniform to civilian clothing after service. The piece notes Johnny’s loss of the tailored Army silhouette and uniform lines, suggesting even a noble heart may not fully compensate for the sartorial letdown in civilian attire.
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Johnny
Air Force
Notice To Subscribers About Overseas Mail Rules
Parents and relatives are reminded of a new Post Office Department rule effective July 1 limiting overseas mail. The Denton Journal can be sent only if the recipient overseas has written a request, and renewal requests must be written after July 1. Subscriptions may be prepaid for one or two years if unexpired on July 1, and renewals must come from the overseas recipient.
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Caroline County
Denton Journal
Post Office Department
Our Boy at Home Tops Any Costume in War News
The Christian Science Monitor notes that soldiers, whether in gray fedoras or Army or Navy peaked caps, deserve a welcome when they return. Women may cry at the contrast, but the message is clear: he is our boy and will be greeted warmly in any uniform. The piece praises the valor of servicemen and the heartfelt homecoming awaiting them.
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Christian Science ‘Monitor
First Aid Advice From Caroline County Health Office
The Caroline County Health Department urges vacationers to study first aid before leaving home for travels. With wartime rail and fuel restrictions, many will still travel, and knowing how to treat cuts burns and bruises can save lives. Obtain up to date first aid booklets and kits from health officers or publications from government and medical groups. A May activity summary lists reported cases of chickenpox gonorrhea measles scarlet fever and syphilis.
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Caroline County Health Department
Caroline County
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